Billionaire Aziz Akhannouch's party loses Morocco's election and a third of its seats
Morocco's PAM won 97 of 395 seats in provisional results, while Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch's RNI fell from 102 seats to 66 on 38% turnout.
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Morocco's PAM won 97 of 395 seats in provisional results, while Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch's RNI fell from 102 seats to 66 on 38% turnout.
Tony Elumelu told a UN General Assembly session that aid cannot build industries, and urged investors to partner with African businesses instead.
Gideon Muriuki holds 135 million Co-operative Bank shares, worth about $38.6 million as the stock trades near record highs.
The Seabrooke Family Trust donated 1.4 million Sabvest Capital shares worth R204.4 million to the Witwatersrand University Foundation.
Bailiffs enforced court orders against Abdulrahman Musa Bashar's properties in Lagos and Abuja over a $40 million judgment debt.
Aliko Dangote has hired Engineers India, the firm behind his Lagos refinery, on a $450 million contract to manage construction of his $16 billion Kenya plant.
Sokoni is selling 2 billion Quickmart shares, and the proceeds go to Adenia Partners, the chain's founders and CEO Peter Kang'iri.
Sunil Mittal's Airtel Money has announced its intention to list in London at a valuation of $8 billion to $9 billion, raising about $800 million next month.
Konkola Copper Mines, 79.4% owned by Anil Agarwal's Vedanta, says a new smelter will add 70,000 tonnes a year and be the largest in Africa.
Amni, founded by Tunde Afolabi, and TotalEnergies have approved the Ima gas field, which will supply a third of Nigeria LNG's Train 7 feedstock.
Econet InfraCo has fallen from 33 cents to 22.79 cents since listing in March, wiping about $309 million off a company valued at $1 billion.
Hassanein Hiridjee's Axian Foundation has opened its 250th school in Madagascar, at Ambahikily in the south-west, after 15 years of building.
Five Boeing 777s registered in Madagascar ended up with a sanctioned Iranian airline. The trial of 33 defendants has been put back to Oct. 27.
A company founded seven years ago in Sydney is borrowing $10 billion to buy chips for a data centre in Indonesia, ahead of a listing reportedly valuing it above Canva. One of its co-chief executives went to prison for insider trading in 2016.
Former Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith is raising $1 billion for African critical minerals with Colin Coleman and Ghana's Sam Jonah.
Bridge Bank starts trading on the BRVM on Sept. 24 under BBGC, after drawing CFA95.8 billion of orders for CFA67.5 billion of shares.