Nigerian businessman Cosmas Maduka urges African entrepreneurs to build slowly, honor values
Nigerian businessman Cosmas Maduka urges African entrepreneurs to build steadily, honor values, and grow with patience and discipline.
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Nigerian businessman Cosmas Maduka urges African entrepreneurs to build steadily, honor values, and grow with patience and discipline.
Mr Eazi commits $2 million to build new indoor and outdoor live event venues in Accra, expanding capacity for major performances year-round.
FirstBank reaches $346 million minimum; Femi Otedola urges raising international banking capital to $692 million.
West Power, led by Nigerian executive Wola Joseph-Condotti, has sold its 60 percent stake in Eko DisCo in a N360 billion, $250 million transaction.
Rostam Aziz clears legal hurdle for $130.5 million Mombasa LPG terminal, boosting Kenya's regional energy supply.
Kenyan businessman Julius Mwale pauses contractor payment with $132,400 deposit while appealing a road dispute at MMTC.
Stephen Saad’s Aspen will sell most Asia-Pacific operations for $1.59 billion as the drugmaker trims debt and reshapes its global footprint.
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The Saltzman family’s Dis-Chem stake tops $630 million after steady JSE gains, signaling cautious investor confidence in pharmacy retail.
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Ugandan tycoon Mukesh Shukla fined $3.9 million for illegally occupying Shumuk House, ending the decade-long Katatumba family dispute.
Paul van Zuydam becomes South Africa’s newest billionaire, building Le Creuset into a $850 million cookware empire.
NCBA shares rebound on the NSE, lifting the Kenyatta family’s stake by $11 million as investor interest returns.
Mounir Nakhla’s MNT-Halan aims to grow its financing portfolio to $4.5–5 billion by 2026, expanding consumer and SME lending across Egypt and MENA.
Hassanein Hiridjee sees telecom networks as Africa’s AI backbone, driving growth through data centers and regional expansion.