Rihanna loses $400 million, but net worth stays above $1 billion
According to Forbes, which recently updated its estimate of her net worth, Rihanna’s wealth has dropped from $1.4 billion to $1 billion.
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According to Forbes, which recently updated its estimate of her net worth, Rihanna’s wealth has dropped from $1.4 billion to $1 billion.
NCBFG, led by Michael Lee-Chin, plans a $300 million bond to repay debt and boost sustainable growth. Fitch rates it B+.
Steph Curry’s Thirty Ink generated $174M revenue in 2024, driven by profitable divisions and Under Armour partnership.
Lake Gas, led by Ally Awadh, lands Nigerian LPG at Kenya’s Vipingo terminal to lower prices and boost East Africa’s clean energy supply.
Femi Otedola praises Dangote Refinery as the “eighth wonder” during President Tinubu’s visit, highlighting Nigeria’s industrial rise and investor confidence.
This is a reversal from early May when ADI came under pressure. Between May 6 and May 22, Lazraq’s stake lost MAD570.53 million ($61.78 million) in market value.
Coris Bank secures $34.3 million loan from Proparco to expand SME lending in Côte d’Ivoire and grow its $9 billion footprint across West and Central Africa.
Zak Calisto’s Karooooo stake rises to $1.17 billion, gaining $115 million as SaaS growth drives revenue and user expansion across 23 countries.
Johann Rupert’s net worth falls $800 million to $16.3 billion amid Richemont’s 6.5% share decline despite strong global jewelry sales.
In Elumelu’s world, control is currency, and UBA is the crown jewel he’s determined to protect.
Joseph Agyepong partners with Lagos to transform waste management, build recycling facilities, create 5,000 jobs, and shift from landfills to resource recovery.
Over the past 30 days, his stake has surged by N3.8 billion ($2.4 million), propelling the market value of his stake above $13 million.
His focus: supporting governments that put people’s health and wellbeing at the heart of their agendas.
Kessington Adebutu’s investment in Vitafoam and Wema Bank highlights his strategic wealth-building beyond Nigeria’s lottery empire, Premier Lotto.
Glo expands mobile network to rural Kura near Abuja, connecting 12,000 residents with LTE, public WiFi for schools, clinics, and businesses.
This increase highlights the family's position as one of South Africa’s wealthiest.