Johann Rupert, South Africa’s richest man, loses nearly $1 billion in two weeks
Johann Rupert’s net worth falls nearly $1 billion as Richemont shares drop after EU fines on Chloé and other luxury brands.
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Johann Rupert’s net worth falls nearly $1 billion as Richemont shares drop after EU fines on Chloé and other luxury brands.
The solid performance reinforces the lender’s position among Africa’s most profitable financial services groups.
Nigerian billionaire Muhammadu Indimi has launched a $315 million FPSO to unlock fresh oil from the Okwok field and boost the country’s output.
Aliko Dangote will visit Zimbabwe to close in on a $1 billion industrial complex spanning cement, coal and power after months of talks.
Kenyan court halts sale of 75 million Britam shares as Peter Munga’s wife claims joint ownership.
Fidelis Ayebae’s Fidson stake tops $21 million after a 158% stock rally, driven by growing demand for local drugs.
Rift Valley tycoon David Langat says he may run for governor in 2027—likely in Nandi or Uasin Gishu—if grassroots support coalesces behind him.
FirstRand warns of a possible extra UK provision as tensions rise with the Financial Conduct Authority.
Nigerian entrepreneur Cosmas Maduka says Coscharis Group could make him worth $5 billion, reflecting decades of business growth and influence.
LLH Capital trims its holding in Optasia’s R6.5bn IPO and lines up a fresh push into AI and fintech across Africa.
From fuel forecourts to a luxury hotel, Stanley Uzochukwu has built a tightly linked consumer-and-hospitality ecosystem under the Stanel banner
Kenyan tycoon Jimnah Mbaru gains $3 million as Britam shares surge on Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Elsewedy Electric, led by Egypt’s billionaire El-Sewedy family, saw profit ease to $298.5 million in 9M 2025 even as revenue hit a record $4.22 billion.
About 800 workers at AEDC linked to Nigerian investor Tony Elumelu, were laid off this week as part of a company restructuring
Century Group’s Ken Etete urges policy support for long-horizon industrial projects as Dangote’s Lagos refinery ramps output and reshapes Nigeria’s fuel market.
Aliko Dangote’s refinery lowers petrol price by 5.6 percent, easing costs for motorists ahead of the holidays.