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Brazilian billionaire Joesley Batista reportedly met Donald Trump days before the U.S. president moved to temporarily ease tariffs on beef imports, a decision that could benefit Batista's JBS.
Billionaire Robert Gumede’s Tongaat Hulett rescue faces a fresh legal setback after South Africa’s Constitutional Court rejected the company’s final appeal over R517 million in disputed sugar-industry payments.
Jean Kacou Diagou's NSIA has approval to hand its Nigerian life portfolio to CHI Life, exiting a quarter of the subsidiary's revenue.
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani is entering India’s crowded ice cream market with Bombay Creamery, using ₹10 starting prices and Reliance’s vast retail network to challenge established brands.
Billionaire Stan Kroenke is expanding his sports empire after agreeing to acquire a controlling interest in the Los Angeles Angels in a reported $4 billion deal.
Dangote Industries holds 3.05 billion Jaiz Bank shares, 6.85% of Nigeria's pioneer non-interest lender, worth N25.34 billion at current prices.
Billionaire Tim Draper’s $7.9 million plan to sell his investment in Tanzania’s Lupita Island has drawn a government clarification: the island itself remains state-owned. Draper’s stake is tied to the luxury resort and investment rights held by Firelight Safaris, subject to Tanzanian law.
Vietnam’s richest couple, Pham Nhat Vuong and Pham Thu Huong, now control nearly 75% of the wealth held by the country’s eight billionaires. The Vingroup power couple has a combined fortune of $40.6 billion, with Vuong alone worth $36.5 billion, making him Southeast Asia’s richest person.
ePointZero is buying 90% of Azura Power, the 752MW producer Phillip Ihenacho's Amaya Capital founded in 2010. Amaya keeps a 10% minority stake.
Ernest Azudialu's Nestoil ran its own rig on OML 42 to lift output, twelve days after paying $60 million under an EFCC-brokered repayment plan.
Desmond Sacco and Patrice Motsepe each own half of Assmang and neither has bought the other out. The arrangement made both men billionaires.
Michael Jordan is not expected to return to NBC's NBA coverage. His entire first season was one interview with Mike Tirico, split in five parts.
Museveni opened Roofings Group's $125 million cold rolling complex at Namanve as the company moves to mine and process Ugandan iron ore for itself.
Robert Gumede's Guma Group plans a $1.9 billion smart city on Mpumalanga state land, but contracts, residents and a citrus farm are unresolved.
Morocco's royal family controls 60% of Al Mada, giving it roughly $17.5 billion in publicly traded Moroccan companies, with $11.3 billion in mining.
Simphiwe Mehlomakulu's Reatile Group will be the empowerment partner in ADNOC's $1 billion purchase of Shell's South African fuel business.
