10 biggest university donations by Black billionaires
Billionaires.Africa spotlights the top 10 university donations by Black billionaires, showcasing efforts to transform education and advance inclusivity.
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Billionaires.Africa spotlights the top 10 university donations by Black billionaires, showcasing efforts to transform education and advance inclusivity.
The new plant will power BUA’s LNG project, boosting energy efficiency and ensuring a dedicated supply.
According to data tracked by Billionaires.Africa, the family’s stake has declined by EGP873.06 million ($17.09 million) since Feb. 4.
This comes despite global interest in his $20 billion Dangote Oil Refinery, one of Africa’s most ambitious projects.
Access Holdings, under Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, posted a $400 million profit in 2024, driven by asset growth, cost control, and expansion across Africa.
The investment aims to tackle South Africa’s housing shortfall while creating jobs and stimulating economic growth.
This is part of Tullow's ongoing strategy to streamline operations and reduce its debt.
The dip highlights the challenges investors face amid global economic uncertainty and market conditions.
The $30 million purchase reflects JP Morgan’s growing confidence in Bidvest’s leadership and operational strength across freight, services, and automotive sectors.
The Cairo-based developer said it has repurchased 42.7 million shares, about 2 percent of its total share capital, through open-market transactions.
Egyptian billionaire Samih Sawiris will perform at the Cairo Opera House on May 7, 2025, to raise funds for Gaza’s displaced refugees.
Sani Bello transitioned from military officer to a top oil magnate, co-founding Amni International Petroleum, which produces 18,200 barrels of oil daily.
The South African executive’s R23.15 million ($1.23 million) pay in 2024 reflects his impact on Sun International’s success.
The capital boost highlights increasing investor confidence, positioning the company for continued expansion.
The deal, executed through Richemont’s subsidiary Richemont Italia Holding S.P.A., is set to close on Apr. 23, 2025.
The move comes as countries across the continent ramp up efforts to improve digital connectivity and attract foreign investment.