South African-born billionaire Elon Musk becomes first person worth $800 billion
Elon Musk’s net worth surpasses $800 billion following SpaceX and xAI merger, making him the richest person in history and cementing SpaceX as his most valuable asset
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Elon Musk’s net worth surpasses $800 billion following SpaceX and xAI merger, making him the richest person in history and cementing SpaceX as his most valuable asset
BUA says it has started producing gypsum plaster boards in Port Harcourt, a step it says will deepen local supply and ease import reliance.
Patrice Motsepe appoints Maryke Burger as CEO of African Rainbow Minerals’ ferrous division as the company pushes ahead with restructuring and efficiency reforms.
Tony Elumelu says empowering young entrepreneurs is key to Africa’s future as his foundation expands funding, training and mentorship across all 54 African countries
Redtech says it processed 30 trillion naira in 2025 transactions, pointing to stronger RedPay usage and plans to expand across Africa.
Senator Uzor Kalu sponsors UTME registration for 2,000 Abia North students, access to education
NGX and Nigeria’s business leaders honour billionaire banker Pascal Dozie, celebrating his lasting impact on the capital market, corporate governance and nation-building
Following the announcement, Rich Sparkle’s shares exploded, climbing more than 650% within days
Kenya’s competition watchdog cleared Amsons executive Edha Nahdi’s firm to buy NSSF’s Portland Cement stake, with an 18 month job lock.
Developer Hassan Allam Properties targets 14 billion pounds in 2026 work and will launch a hospitality brand to manage hotels opening in 2028-29.
Caverton Offshore Support Group reported a steep Q4 revenue slide to 3.74 billion naira as its net loss eased.
Idrissa Nassa has hired former Endeavour Mining CEO Sebastien de Montessus to lead Mansa Resources and restart mines acquired from Hummingbird.
Coris Bank has secured a $58 million loan for Orezone Gold's Bomboré gold mine expansion, positioning the bank as a key financier for West Africa's mining sector.
Capitec Bank's decision to close the accounts of Zimbabwean Exemption Permit holders has sparked widespread concern, complicating the financial stability of thousands amidst ongoing legal uncertainty.
This festive season, African billionaires are making significant charitable contributions, supporting causes in education, healthcare, and community development, and uplifting those in need across the continent.
Sasol's stock plummets by 56 percent in 2024 as the company faces mounting pressure over its environmental strategy and heavy reliance on coal.