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Riding record profits from its Nigerian mine, Thor Explorations’ stock has soared nearly 270%, boosting the fortune of its founder, Segun Lawson and his Nigerian partners.
Katti’s place on Sintana’s board and his multimillion-dollar stake tie him directly to Namibia’s rising oil ambitions.
Patrice Motsepe’s Harmony-backed mining giant gets green light to buy Australian copper company in $1-billion deal.
Mary-Ann Musangi, heir to Chris Kirubi’s business empire, will chair the 23-member task force tasked with repositioning “Magical Kenya.”
Freed from sanctions, former FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov is turning to Africa to fuse chess, education, and cosmic vision into a new blueprint for global leadership.
Presco’s $46 million takeover of Saro Oil Palm delivers a windfall to its own chairman, deepening questions over governance.
Ghalib Said Mohamed’s $4.1 million gift led a high-profile CCM fundraiser in Dar es Salaam, helping the ruling party raise over $35 million.
Muhammed Jah’s 500-seat pavilion at KG5 mini stadium ends years of rain-soaked match days for Banjul’s most devoted football fans.
iKhokha’s trio of founders stand to pocket millions as Nedbank snaps up the decade-old fintech in a $94 million deal.
Giovanni Ravazzotti’s fortune sways with Italtile’s fortunes as the ceramics market faces its toughest trading climate in years.
Trustco’s founding family weighs $281 million offer from Cayman-based investor, tied to U.S. listing ambitions and $250 million debt financing.
Bakhresa is pouring $500 million into his flagship soft‑drink plant in Mwandege, doubling capacity and boosting sourcing from 100,000 local farmers.
Karooooo’s latest dividend will hand its billionaire founder a pre-tax windfall of more than $22-million.
South African businessman Rob Hersov's podcast comments about race and history have reignited debate over inflammatory rhetoric and its impact on public discourse.
Ademola Adeyemi-Bero'S Nigeria’s First E&P is expanding into Tanzania’s gas sector, part of a broader push by Nigerian companies to grow beyond West Africa’s oil fields.
Offor’s donation marks one of the largest private medical equipment gifts in northern Nigeria in recent years.
