Four assets that make Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris richest man in Arab world
Sawiris also owns a $135-million stake in English club Aston Villa.
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Sawiris also owns a $135-million stake in English club Aston Villa.
Dangote is the founder of Dangote Group.
The $1-2 billion increase cements his position as South Africa’s richest billionaire.
To support the well-being of its prospective candidates, Dangote Group has established temporary housing for 20,000 employees.
They will also be eligible for performance-based future milestones.
The El-Sewedy family owns 68 percent of Elsewedy Electric.
The El-Sewedy family owns a 68-percent stake in Elsewedy Electric.
Rabiu is Nigeria’s second-richest man.
Owino is the founder of Ascent Capital.
He remains Nigeria’s second-richest man.
The devaluation of the pound may have a significant impact on the economy and on the net worth of Egyptian billionaires.
Patel owns one percent of Absa Bank Kenya, a subsidiary of Absa Group Limited of South Africa.
Flutterwave was co-founded in 2016.
Winfrey is a household name known for her hit talk show, “The Oprah Winfrey Show.”
Ahmed Wadi joined forces with another Egyptian software developer, Adham Badr, to co-found Money Fellows in 2016.
Patel is a leading Kenyan tycoon and serial investor.