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Backed by ambassador Gilbert Chagoury, ORCA’s four-floor showroom opens in Eko Atlantic, bringing scale, jobs and confidence to Lagos’ premium retail market.
Magda Wierzycka says directing a sliver of South Africa’s pension savings into startups could unlock billions for the country’s next generation of entrepreneurs.
Mensah-Tayui's Cybele Energy has clinched Guyana’s shallow-water Block S7, becoming the first African explorer to secure offshore acreage in the booming oil state.
African Rainbow Minerals said it received a R1.5 billion dividend from Assmang, reflecting improved earnings and steadier commodity conditions through 2025.
Leaders at Africa’s top early-stage investor summit in Cape Town urged renewed ownership, stronger capital flows and deeper collaboration to build a resilient ecosystem.
Sikander Lalani’s sudden withdrawal from Kenya has unsettled Uganda’s steel market, raising fears of higher prices and tightening supply.
Former defense minister Theophilus Danjuma has launched TY Logistics Park in Lagos, a grade-A hub meant to speed goods across West Africa.
At Summit University’s convocation, Chancellor Sulaiman Adegunwa says every naira put into quality learning yields returns Nigeria can’t afford to ignore.
South Africa’s top JSE tech bosses shared R1.38bn ($81.5m) in 2025 pay as profits rebounded and a few companies drove the index.
Sam Nwanze reflects on the high-stakes decisions, crises and philosophy of Africapitalism that shaped his rise to CFO of the Year in African energy.
Twinsfaja Group began with just 50 bags of cement on credit and a single motorcycle for deliveries. Today, Taiye and Kemi Fajana run a multi-million-dollar retail, logistics and oil empire across Lagos, Ogun and Kwara.
Capitec’s R400m buyout of Walletdoc hands founder Leonard Shenker a rare South African fintech exit and secures the bank a ready-made payments engine.
Idrissa Nassa’s Coris Invest Group has rebranded TotalEnergies Burkina as Barka Energies, turning a global asset into a fully Burkinabè fuel operator.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid told African business and philanthropic leaders the UAE sees the continent as a strategic partner for resilient, inclusive growth.
Dis-Chem founder Ivan Saltzman will step back again in 2026, ending an executive era as the family reshapes its shareholding.
A court battle over who represents Nestoil delays an appeal, keeping Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi’s accounts frozen and OML 42 stake in receivership.
