Canal+, backed by French billionaire, revamps leadership, eyes Canal+ Africa launch
French media giant Canal+ finalizes $2.02 billion MultiChoice takeover, forming Canal+ Africa with 40 million subscribers across nearly 70 countries.
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French media giant Canal+ finalizes $2.02 billion MultiChoice takeover, forming Canal+ Africa with 40 million subscribers across nearly 70 countries.
The company’s board approved the capital injection to support the launch of real estate development projects outside Egypt.
IBL Group, led by Arnaud Lagesse, reports $109.1 million profit, down 11%, as revenue climbs to $2.65 billion.
Moroccan billionaire Othman Benjelloun’s Bank of Africa posts $247.5 million profit in H1 2025 with growth across markets.
Egyptian billionaire Sadek El-Sewedy sees $18.6 million rise in Elsewedy Electric shares as the company’s market cap exceeds $3.3 billion.
Oumarou Fadil is putting 1 billion CFA francs ($1.79 million) into a Garoua agro-processing plant, leveraging fresh tax breaks to boost Cameroon’s food output.
A Nigerian court halts PENGASSAN’s planned strike against Dangote Refinery amid warnings of sabotage and fuel supply risks to Africa’s biggest economy.
Mounir Nakhla’s MNT-Halan unveils Egypt’s first digital secured loan, offering fast, collateral-backed credit.
Access Holdings secures IFC backing to boost SME lending in Sierra Leone, targeting women-led firms and expanding access to credit in underserved markets.
Sam Darwish, founder of IHS Towers, has seen his stake fall to $86 million after a sharp slide in the company’s shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
The all-cash deal, valued at $1.3 billion, gives Prosus’s classifieds arm OLX its first major foothold in France, Europe’s second-largest car market.
Ivorian cotton king Koné Daouda Soukpafolo takes majority control of Versus Bank, pledging billions in new investment.
Court rules SK Macharia violated orders, directing removal of guards from Directline’s Nairobi office amid leadership battle.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote regains $29 billion net worth, driven by cement gains and refinery exports.
Africa’s richest man accuses Nigeria’s powerful oil union of decades-long sabotage, blaming it for energy shortfalls and hardship for millions of citizens.
BUA Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu praises Tinubu’s reforms for stabilizing the naira, lowering food prices and encouraging private-sector investment despite ongoing economic pressures.