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Natcom, controlled by Danjuma, has appointed a new board in a move aimed at restoring investor confidence and positioning the telecom firm for a 2026 relaunch.
Ahmed Osman Guelleh built a logistics and beverage empire around Djibouti’s ports and Somaliland’s Coca-Cola plant. Now competition is testing his hold.
Family offices remain nascent in Nigeria, but a small cohort of billionaire-led vehicles are setting the tone with deals spanning oil & gas, power, finance and tech.
Gutsche Family Investments cedes 33.5 per cent of Africa’s largest Coca-Cola bottler in a US$3.4 billion deal with Coca-Cola HBC, marking a strategic shift for the Swiss-based family’s African holdings.
John Alamu is turning to Nigeria’s capital markets to fund the next phase of Johnvents Industries’ cocoa processing and export expansion.
Mamy Ravatomanga, the power broker behind Madagascar’s ousted president, is facing arrest warrants, financial freezes and investigations in the wake of a military takeover that has upended the country’s elite networks.
Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama cements his position in the mining sector with a $100 million takeover of Azumah Resources
The Ubuntu founder’s donation gives new momentum to a global conservation effort to protect the wandering albatross.
Jean-Louis Billon, heir to a $1.2 billion palm oil empire, is positioning himself as the face of a new generation in Ivorian politics.
A controversial EBOMAF infrastructure contract tied to Mahamadou Bonkoungou is back in focus as Liberia’s Boakai government revisits the shelved deal.
In Gabon, Andrew Forrest shipped iron ore within a year. Elsewhere across Africa, his green dreams remain stuck in the waiting room.
A leaked dossier naming Wicknell Chivayo and Kudakwashe Tagwirei has ignited calls for a forensic audit into alleged $3.2 billion state looting.
From Cape Town to Cairo, Africa’s billionaire class is looking offshore — and Belize has emerged as a strategic favorite. Here’s what’s fueling the quiet migration of capital.
Richemont, faces scrutiny after the EU fined its Chloé brand €20M for antitrust violations, casting fresh light on his governance of the Swiss group.
Mamy Ravatomanga fled Madagascar with Christian Ntsay after daring critics to face him in court, sparking outrage in a country already on edge.
Calisto says subscription revenue growth accelerated to 20%, supported by strong unit economics and a clean balance sheet.
