Innocent Chukwuma turned a Nnewi market stall into Nigeria's only indigenous carmaker
Rejected by engineering school, he bet that Nigeria could build the cars it kept importing. Decades later, Innoson is the proof of that wager.
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Rejected by engineering school, he bet that Nigeria could build the cars it kept importing. Decades later, Innoson is the proof of that wager.
The Indian telecom group has settled the swap it announced in May, folding a 16.3 percent block of its African unit directly onto its books.
SpaceX will join the Nasdaq-100 on July 7 in a fast-tracked process that will force billions of dollars in mandatory purchases from passive funds tracking the benchmark.
South Africa's IDC has doubled down on its R2.5 billion Tongaat Hulett commitment, converting its loan to equity in a bet that the 134-year-old sugar giant can be rescued.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has purchased its first two UAE crude oil cargoes, marking a historic shift in the refinery's feedstock sourcing strategy amid persistent Nigerian crude supply constraints.
Elon Musk became history's first trillionaire on June 12, 2026. Twelve days later, a brutal tech selloff erased up to $374 billion and ended the milestone.
Nigerian oil billionaire Muhammadu Indimi will receive N1.44 billion from Jaiz Bank after shareholders approved a 57 percent dividend increase following another year of strong earnings growth.
He built his family's plantation roots into a $1.2 billion palm oil and rubber empire, then turned his ambition toward Ivory Coast's presidency. T
A missing phone has become the most significant evidentiary gap in the Cameroon murder trial implicating media billionaire Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga in the killing of journalist Martinez Zogo.
A brutal session on the Nigerian Exchange erased more than a billion dollars from the BUA Group founder's fortune, reshuffling Africa's wealth rankings overnight.
Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris has launched an unsolicited all-cash offer of EUR 4.10 per share to take nitrogen producer OCI Global private and end a prolonged corporate impasse.
The Fortune 500 has reached a record 11 Black CEOs overseeing companies worth $432 billion in combined revenue, with Ghana-born Peter Akwaboah among them.
South African billionaire Koos Bekker has spent $334m buying up a Somerset town's businesses and properties, triggering a boycott campaign against his empire.
Cletus Ibeto built a $3.8 billion empire spanning cement, petrochemicals and auto parts in Nigeria before earning his school certificate at age 48.
Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo has dropped $8.7m on a SAOTA-designed Clifton mansion, his most striking real estate move yet.
Chirchir stated that no Chivayo-linked company bid for the JKIA contract, naming China Road and Bridge Corporation as the signatory.