Three billionaires emerge on Malawi Stock Exchange in 2025
Three billionaires emerged on the Malawi Stock Exchange in 2025 after banking stocks surged and long-held stakes crossed the billion-dollar mark.
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Three billionaires emerged on the Malawi Stock Exchange in 2025 after banking stocks surged and long-held stakes crossed the billion-dollar mark.
Helios Investment Partners has completed the sale of its majority stake in Nigeria’s Axxela to the BlueCore energy consortium.
South African billionaire Christo Wiese’s Premier Group aims for $1.7 billion revenue with RFG Holdings acquisition.
Industrialist Razaq Okoya is celebrating his 86th birthday by sponsoring a week of free cancer screenings and health checks in Ajah, Lagos.
Orascom Investment cut its nine-month loss as revenue surged, and a much stronger third quarter helped offset a weak first half.
Masiyiwa's Econet InfraCo says an industrial park near Harare airport, backed by solar power and a data centre, could speed investment and jobs.
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.
TMG signs $200 million contract to start South Med phase with 179 lagoon-facing buildings and smart infrastructure in Egypt.
TMG signs $200 million contract to start South Med phase with 179 lagoon-facing buildings and smart infrastructure in Egypt.
Remo Stars owner Kunle Soname wants a weekly referee review panel, TV coverage and tougher sanctions to rebuild trust in Nigeria’s NPFL.
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.
Michael Lee Chin is weighing a sale of his NCB Financial Group stake as a US$94 million bond payment looms.
From Mazda showrooms to EMO oil ventures, Nuel Ojei built a discreet conglomerate that touched Nigeria’s roads, ports and crude trade.
Custodian Investment chief Wole Oshin bought 87 million shares worth about N3.39 billion in December trades disclosed to the NGX.