10 businesses in Zimbabwean billionaire Simon Rudland's empire, from cigarettes to trucks
Simon Rudland's empire spans cigarettes, a $102 million tobacco plant, trucking, fuel stations, citrus juice and mining across two countries.
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Simon Rudland's empire spans cigarettes, a $102 million tobacco plant, trucking, fuel stations, citrus juice and mining across two countries.
President Museveni opened Ponsiano Ngabirano's 277-unit Kampala Marriott on Aug. 27, the first Marriott Hotels property in Uganda.
William Mpinganjira has spent $1.2 million on Ekhaya FC in three years. On Aug. 30 it plays Mighty Wanderers, owned by his father Thom.
Telcar Cocoa shipped 40,631 tonnes to take 32.4% of Cameroon's cocoa exports, up from 15.7%, in a season when national exports fell 34.65%.
Sudhir Ruparelia received a Shs2.25 billion dividend from Bank of Baroda Uganda. His stakes in two listed lenders are worth about $15.3 million.
Nassef Sawiris bought a further 320,708 OCI shares on Wednesday, taking his combined holding to 57.5% as his takeover offer proceeds.
Palm Hills, chaired by Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour, lifted half-year revenue 25.4% while net income fell 7% on thinner margins.
Daphne Mashile-Nkosi started with no collateral and built a $1.3 billion manganese complex housing the world's largest sinter plant.
Christo Wiese said President Cyril Ramaphosa should assess every decision by whether it creates jobs or destroys them.
Madagascar's richest man Ylias Akbaraly criticises Elon Musk's mass layoffs in a new memoir, saying job cuts expose people to social death.
Atiku Abubakar folded a lifetime of companies into Priam Group in 2019, spanning manufacturing, media, banking, education and food processing.
Oando's Wale Tinubu has identified 62 development wells to lift output to 100,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day from 42,789.
Elsewedy Electric, run by Egyptian billionaire Ahmed El-Sewedy, grew quarterly sales 37% while net income rose 12% and the stock fell 2%.
Rwanda has shut the alcohol section of Sina Gerard's Urwibutso and arrested its production manager. The juice and food lines remain open.
Geregu Power has defaulted on its ₦40.09 billion bond, eight months after Abdulaziz Yari's MA'AM Energy took control in a $750 million deal.
Julius Rone is targeting a September investment decision on Nigeria's first floating LNG plant, with one agreement still to be signed.