Discovery’s Adrian Gore warns South Africa: don’t squander the green shoots
Adrian Gore says South Africa is finally seeing green shoots, but warns careless policy moves and weak execution could waste a rare reform window.
Tanzanian billionaire Edha Nahdi's Amsons Group to inject $201.7 million into East Africa Portland Cement in bid to quadruple output
Amsons Group will inject Sh25.8bn ($201.7m) into East Africa Portland Cement, aiming to lift output to 4 million tonnes within three years.
Senegalese billionaire Yerim Sow launches LYNEA as Teyliom expands Dakar housing push
Yerim Sow’s Teyliom Properties has launched LYNEA and is pushing ahead with more Senegal housing projects aimed at families and diaspora investors.
Saudi-Ethiopian billionaire Mohammed Al Amoudi lines up $80 million IFC loan for Sheraton Addis refurbishment
IFC is weighing an $80m loan to refurbish Sheraton Addis, backing Mohammed Al Amoudi’s MIDROC as Ethiopia pushes conference tourism.
Moroccan multimillionaire Chakib Alj looks to acquire struggling flour miller Forafric
Cap Holding boss Chakib Alj is in talks to seize control of debt-laden Forafric, raising prospects of a shake-up in Moroccan milling.
No respite for Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi as court of appeal sacks Wole Olanipekun SAN as consortium of banks tighten their grip on Nestoil and Neconde
Nigeria’s appeal court says receivership has frozen the board’s authority, forcing Nestoil and Neconde to swap legal teams mid battle with lenders.
Ugandan billionaire Sudhir Ruparelia kicks off Kingdom Kampala expansion with 21-storey tower and helipad
Ugandan tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia is moving ahead with phase two of Kingdom Kampala, anchored by a 21-storey tower and rooftop helipad.
Turkish steel billionaire Fuat Tosyali presses Brussels to lift quotas on Turkey and Algeria as EU tightens import net
Fuat Tosyali wants Brussels to lift steel quotas on Turkey and Algeria, arguing Europe needs low emission supply as safeguards tighten.
Aspen Pharmacare founder Stephen Saad eyes Canada as first proving ground for generic Ozempic rivals
Aspen founder Stephen Saad wants Canada to be the proving ground for generic semaglutide, as competitors race regulators and supply constraints.
7 African billionaires who invested $100 million or more in Africa over the last two years
Africa’s richest investors are back in build mode, writing nine figure cheques for refineries, cement, power, AI infrastructure and gold.
Olakunle Williams' Tetracore Energy Group scales gas infrastructure, delivers measured growth
Tetracore Energy Group, led by Dr. Olakunle Williams, scales Nigeria’s CNG infrastructure as Atakobo throughput rises from 3.1 to 7.64 MMSCFD, supplying major industries including Dangote.
Kenyan businessman Peter Muthoka sells his cargo handling company for $40.1 million
Kenya cleared Celebi’s purchase of a JKIA cargo handler in a $40.1 million deal that reshapes Nairobi’s freight business.
Nedbank offers $856 million for control of Kenya’s NCBA as big shareholders line up for payout
Nedbank offers $856 million for control of Kenya’s NCBA, signaling a regional banking shakeup and a likely payday for top shareholders.
South African billionaire Zak Calisto's Karooooo posts $86.1 million in quarterly revenue
Karooooo Says Cartrack Growth Picked Up in Q3 as Recurring Revenue Jumps and Subscriber Adds Hit Record
Angolan tycoon Agostinho Kapaia launches first vehicle assembly plant in Luanda
Opaia Motors opens Angola’s only operating vehicle assembly plant in Luanda, promising jobs and local supply chains as leaders seek less reliance on imports.
Retail tycoon Chandra Chauhan's Sefalana expects profit to fall as Botswana economy weakens
Chandra Chauhan’s Sefalana flags a profit dip, blaming a softer economy, food inflation and rising living costs nationwide across Botswana.