Will.i.am unveils AI-powered electric vehicle
Will.i.am unveils AI-powered TRINITY, a luxury three-wheel EV launching 500 units in 2027.
Skip to content
Will.i.am unveils AI-powered TRINITY, a luxury three-wheel EV launching 500 units in 2027.
Nigerian energy mogul Wale Tinubu recounts how a $9,000 bet grew into a $300 million gas company over decades.
Peter Burugu built a beer distribution empire after leaving EABL. Now he is in court, trying to stall Diageo’s $2.3 billion exit.
Morocco’s royal family has listed three Paris area properties tied to the late Princess Lalla Latifa, drawing fresh attention to royal wealth.
Malawi’s richest man Hitesh Anadkat gains $1.69 billion as FMB Capital shares climb 475 percent in 2025.
Aliko Dangote’s net worth rises $410 million to $30.4 billion driven by Dangote Cement gains and investor confidence.
Employees claim unpaid work as Sean “Diddy” Combs serves 50-month federal sentence; a third-party firm now reviews expenses.
Wale Tinubu’s post praising Otedola and Elumelu spotlights two late 2025 megadeals and a fast changing pecking order in energy.
DPI founder Runa Alam scored a $200 million exit as Morocco’s BCP bought the remaining stake in Atlantic Business International.
Nigerian logistics tycoon Taiwo Afolabi outlines SIFAX Group’s 2026 strategy, focusing on technology, execution and expansion across West Africa.
Ethiopia’s richest man, Mohammed Al-Amoudi, brings Carrefour to 13 Midroc stores, marking the retailer’s first physical presence in Ethiopia.
From a dealmaking childhood to Wall Street, Sherrese Clarke Soares built HarbourView to buy songs like investors buy infrastructure.
Robert F. Smith sees private software companies driving the next wave of AI growth, with Vista Equity at the forefront.
AA Rano Nigeria introduces automated, unmanned fuel stations with 24/7 service, digital payments, and SmartPump technology.
Kevin Hart joins $32 billion Authentic Brands Group as shareholder, expanding his global media, lifestyle, and fitness ventures.
Jaiz Bank’s shares rose sharply in 2025, lifting Mohammed Indimi’s stake by $22 million amid stronger earnings and a firmer naira.