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African Wealth Briefing — Fri., Oct. 16, 2026

African Wealth Briefing — Fri., Oct. 16, 2026

The Dangote refinery made $4.73 billion in nine months, and its IPO now runs to October 27. Airtel Money opened below its offer price in London, while MNT-Halan drew 11 times demand in Cairo. And Patrice Motsepe faced a testing week in mining and in football.

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The Inside Story: Two Fronts — How Patrice Motsepe Built a Mining Fortune and a Football Presidency, and the Week Both Came Under Pressure

The Inside Story: Two Fronts — How Patrice Motsepe Built a Mining Fortune and a Football Presidency, and the Week Both Came Under Pressure

In 1997 a young Johannesburg lawyer bought gold shafts the big miners were giving up. Today Patrice Motsepe runs African Rainbow Minerals and African football. This week both came under pressure: a lawsuit from his mining partner and unrest inside CAF. The man, and the two fronts.

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Deep-Dive Report: After the Bell — Airtel Money Slips Below Its Offer, MNT-Halan Draws 11 Times Demand, and What Africa's Listing Window Has Taught Us So Far

Deep-Dive Report: After the Bell — Airtel Money Slips Below Its Offer, MNT-Halan Draws 11 Times Demand, and What Africa's Listing Window Has Taught Us So Far

Airtel Money opened below its offer price in London. MNT-Halan's institutional book was covered 11 times. Dangote extended his IPO, and Firmus pulled a $30 billion listing in Sydney. The first results from Africa's listing window, and what they tell investors about the rest.

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