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Capitec plans to expand branches and ATMs in 2026, betting that physical access still matters as rivals cut networks and push deeper into digital banking.
Dangote Refinery outlined petrol, diesel and aviation fuel volumes that exceed Nigeria’s estimated demand, according to figures released by the company.
Richemont agreed to sell Baume & Mercier to Italy’s Damiani, handing control of one of Switzerland’s oldest watch brands to a family owned jeweler.
Developer Hassan Allam Properties targets 14 billion pounds in 2026 work and will launch a hospitality brand to manage hotels opening in 2028-29.
Emeka Agbanari built Seaman Group in mining and construction, then diversified into energy services and scholarships, earning a national honour along the way.
Liberia watchdogs question Oranto Petroleum’s return to offshore blocks, urging tougher vetting as Arthur Eze-linked deals move toward new contracts.
Egypt’s top developer says housing prices follow land and building costs, and demand remains strong despite higher expenses.
Cleared in a money laundering saga, Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe is pressing Botswana to settle costs and finish still-overdue court-ordered public apologies.
Saki Macozoma says a R11.67bn manganese sale to Exxaro shows black economic empowerment can create lasting value despite years of public criticism.
Billionaire industrialist Said Salim Bakhresa tells young founders to be patient and persistent, describing a path from street food sales to a regional group.
Sales climbed to 5.82 billion pula, but profit fell, as Chandra Chauhan’s Sefalana keeps building its retail footprint across southern Africa.
Innoson says a new Nnewi plant will build CNG trucks and electric vehicles, adding 2,000 jobs and a youth training scheme.
May & Baker Nigeria’s late year rebound pushed earnings higher in 2025, while the TY Danjuma family maintained a controlling stake.
Caverton Offshore Support Group reported a steep Q4 revenue slide to 3.74 billion naira as its net loss eased.
Femi Otedola has raised his combined stake in First HoldCo to 18.12%, adding to his influence in a major banking group.
On trial in London, Diezani Alison Madueke is cast as a symbol of graft. Her defenders say the story has often outrun the evidence.