Patrice Motsepe joins world’s top 1,000 richest as net worth tops $4 billion
Patrice Motsepe enters the world’s top 1,000 richest as his net worth climbs above $4 billion, driven by gains in mining and investments.
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Patrice Motsepe enters the world’s top 1,000 richest as his net worth climbs above $4 billion, driven by gains in mining and investments.
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Kenya cleared Celebi’s purchase of a JKIA cargo handler in a $40.1 million deal that reshapes Nairobi’s freight business.
Nedbank offers $856 million for control of Kenya’s NCBA, signaling a regional banking shakeup and a likely payday for top shareholders.
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