Anthony Leeming pockets $1.2 million salary in 2024
The South African executive’s R23.15 million ($1.23 million) pay in 2024 reflects his impact on Sun International’s success.
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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.
In the past two weeks, Adrian Gore's stake has dropped by R753.34 million ($39.83 million) as Discovery's shares slide on the JSE.
Since 2021, Tyler Perry has added $400 million to his wealth through deals with Netflix, Amazon Studios, and BET.
Access Holdings, led by Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, finalizes the acquisition of the National Bank of Kenya, boosting its East African footprint and market reach.
His stake in Richemont benefited from a 5% surge in shares following President Trump’s announcement of a three-month tariff pause, excluding China.
The company has installed over 850MMscfd of gas infrastructure to help meet Nigeria’s rising domestic energy demand.
Mansour Group to invest $150 million in two Egypt factories to boost local auto production and expand the country’s industrial footprint.
A new class of centimillionaires (people with $100 million or more in investable assets) is not just growing in number but also in presence.
NCBA, partly owned by some of Kenya’s wealthiest families, has been fined for mishandling customer data, as regulators tighten enforcement of privacy laws.
The setback comes on the heels of a more positive period earlier this year, when his stake grew by $54.87 million.
Oando Plc, one of Nigeria’s leading oil companies, said three separate incidents were recorded over the past week.
FirstRand sharpens its private banking focus in Ghana and beyond as Africa’s millionaire class expands.
This marks a 460% jump from last year, driven by forex gains and lower finance costs after clearing all debts.