Patrice Motsepe eyes Assmang millions as ARM haggles over dividend
African Rainbow Minerals is still negotiating how much cash it can unlock from Assmang, its manganese and iron-ore JV, after profits slumped.
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African Rainbow Minerals is still negotiating how much cash it can unlock from Assmang, its manganese and iron-ore JV, after profits slumped.
Nigerian billionaire Muhammadu Indimi has launched a $315 million FPSO to unlock fresh oil from the Okwok field and boost the country’s output.
Rift Valley tycoon David Langat says he may run for governor in 2027—likely in Nandi or Uasin Gishu—if grassroots support coalesces behind him.
LLH Capital trims its holding in Optasia’s R6.5bn IPO and lines up a fresh push into AI and fintech across Africa.
From fuel forecourts to a luxury hotel, Stanley Uzochukwu has built a tightly linked consumer-and-hospitality ecosystem under the Stanel banner
Century Group’s Ken Etete urges policy support for long-horizon industrial projects as Dangote’s Lagos refinery ramps output and reshapes Nigeria’s fuel market.
American thinker Jesse Michels led a quiet diplomatic and spiritual initiative through the Vatican and Albania, marking the public return of former Kalmyk President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, whose separate visit to Mongolia added a personal cultural note to the wider effort.
AMCON has taken control of Nduka Obaigbena’s General Hydrocarbons, deepening financial troubles that could spill over into his Arise TV and ThisDay holdings.
Senegalese investor Yérim Sow is preparing an IPO of Côte d’Ivoire’s Bridge Bank Group on the BRVM to fund West African expansion.
Axian Telecom agreed to acquire Wananchi Group for $63 million, adding enterprise fibre and connectivity assets in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
Prince Arthur Eze parlayed state TV contracts, military friendships and a royal name into Atlas Oranto, a sprawling African oil empire now under scrutiny from reform-minded governments.
Plantmade, the viral hair-care brand founded by Ama Amo-Agyei, entered administration owing about £1.8 million and was sold for £30,000 in a pre-pack to Crown Holdings, which has invested to clear back orders and retain jobs. UK coverage previously put the brand on track for £11 million in revenue.
Optasia rose on its Johannesburg debut after pricing at the top of the range. Founder Bassim Haidar’s BH Holdings owns 19.01% — about 234.8m shares — now valued at roughly R4.55bn ($260m). The AI microfinance firm partners with telcos and banks to deliver small-ticket credit at scale.
South African entrepreneur Dr Iqbal Survé turned a tiny seed-capital investment into a sprawling holding company that spans media, technology, fishing, healthcare and events
Veteran banker Nicholas Vingirai says Zimbabwe’s financial sector has been “destroyed” by policy inconsistency and shrinking credit capacity, warning that local banks no longer fund productive business.
After years of chaos and foreign plunder, Nigeria’s mines are stirring. Legit operators are turning gold, lithium and iron into fortunes as a long-overdue cleanup begins.