Naivas, majority-owned by Arnaud Lagesse’s IBL Group, opens its 112th branch in Nairobi
Naivas, backed by Arnaud Lagesse’s IBL Group, opens its 112th Nairobi store, expanding reach in fast-growing Mihango estate.
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Naivas, backed by Arnaud Lagesse’s IBL Group, opens its 112th Nairobi store, expanding reach in fast-growing Mihango estate.
Aliko Dangote plans US dollar payouts for Nigerian shareholders from his $20 billion refinery listing.
Mensah-Tayui's Cybele Energy has clinched Guyana’s shallow-water Block S7, becoming the first African explorer to secure offshore acreage in the booming oil state.
Transnet’s 25-year Durban deal with ICTSI marks South Africa’s first big port concession, aimed at unclogging a vital, crisis-plagued trade gateway.
Coco Gauff’s Mercedes-Benz deal crowns a stacked sponsor roster spanning luxury, tech, fashion and aviation, confirming her status as Gen-Z’s defining sports mogul.
Anglo American and Teck shareholders approve $50 billion merger, creating world’s fifth-largest copper producer.
FCMB posts $570 million in nine-month earnings under Ladi Balogun, driven by strong interest income and rising profit.
Stephen Saad’s Aspen Pharmacare stake loses $19 million as shares fall, highlighting mounting pressure on Africa’s largest drugmaker.
African Rainbow Minerals said it received a R1.5 billion dividend from Assmang, reflecting improved earnings and steadier commodity conditions through 2025.
Leaders at Africa’s top early-stage investor summit in Cape Town urged renewed ownership, stronger capital flows and deeper collaboration to build a resilient ecosystem.
Carrefour Medical secured $21 million from IFC to boost local production of medical supplies in Senegal, strengthening manufacturing capacity and healthcare access.
The initiative is part of a $1.5 million program supporting more than 150 entrepreneurs in the U.S. and Mexico.
Credit Bank, backed by Kenya’s Nyachae family, seeks shareholder approval for a $35 million capital raise to support growth and meet regulatory demands.
Tope Lawani’s Helios agrees to buy Frigoglass Nigeria for $116 million, covering Beta Glass and Frigoglass Industries.
Aliko Dangote rebounds to $30 billion, led by gains in Dangote Cement and major energy expansion projects.W
Sanlam unveils a $234.8 million Property Impact Fund focused on social infrastructure, affordable housing and community development.