Zimbabwean executive Ralph Mupita leads MTN in potential Telkom bid
The Johannesburg-based company has reopened discussions after walking away from a deal two years ago.
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The Johannesburg-based company has reopened discussions after walking away from a deal two years ago.
Tanzanian fintech NALA, led by Benjamin Fernandes, has entered Kenya with $40 million Series A backing, eyeing the $4.9 billion remittance market.
Afrirent Holdings, led by Senzo Tsabedze, has acquired Protea Hotel Mahikeng, its first full hotel ownership under Indalo Hotels & Leisure.
South Africa’s Texton, linked to Robert Franco, completes $6.2 million Blackstone REIT exit to strengthen its balance sheet.
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe will earn R574.8M ($32.5M) in dividends from ARM despite a sharp earnings drop at his mining group.
African Rainbow Minerals’ profit slumped 47% as weaker iron ore prices and Bokoni losses offset gains in manganese; dividend reduced to R6 a share.
Aliko Dangote’s $20 billion refinery bought $7.2 million crude from NNPC in July under Nigeria’s naira-for-crude policy, filings show.
Sanlam, backed by Patrice Motsepe, lifted H1 profit 6.9% to $654 million on gains from life, general insurance and investment management units.
Jim Ovia’s Zenith Bank will open in Côte d’Ivoire and Cameroon in 2025, with Kenya expansion plans also underway.
Wole Oshin’s Custodian stake soars to $42 million as shares rally 142%, boosting wealth and investor confidence in Nigeria’s insurance sector.
ArcelorMittal SA, linked to businesswoman Noluthando Gosa, risks closure of its long steel division and 3,500 jobs as IDC sale talks falter over valuation.
Aspen Pharmacare reports $61.34 million loss as revenue falls 3 percent, driven by restructuring and manufacturing challenges.
CIC Group reports mixed H1 2025 results as profits fall below $5 million, with strong gains from investments and microinsurance growth.
The move marks the final chapter in Anglo’s century-long history in the precious metal.
Fidson Healthcare expands partnership with Japan’s Ohara to boost local drug production, cut reliance on imports, and improve access to affordable medicines.
Dangote’s $20 billion Nigerian refinery has shut its gasoline unit for two weeks after technical faults, disrupting output and tightening markets.