Elon Musk says his lifetime tax bill could top $500 billion as wealth surges
Elon Musk says he may pay more than $500 billion in taxes over his lifetime, reviving debate over billionaire wealth and taxation.
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Elon Musk says he may pay more than $500 billion in taxes over his lifetime, reviving debate over billionaire wealth and taxation.
Hassanein Hiridjee’s AXIAN is expanding into Nigeria through WeLight, targeting hundreds of mini grids in a major clean energy push.
Koos Bekker’s Somerset estate, The Newt, has turned nearby Castle Cary into a higher profile stop for tourism, rail travel and rural investment.
NBCUniversal sued Group Black, co founded by Richelieu Dennis, alleging $35.8 million in unpaid Peacock advertising revenue and guaranteed payments from a partnership.
Vanity Fair’s new Dan Gertler feature revisits his Congo mining rise, sanctions history and role in the global scramble for cobalt.
Mohamed Mansour says San Diego FC is entering Year 2 with bigger expectations and a long term plan on and off the field.
Heirs Energies is up about $186.6 million on paper on its Seplat stake, bought in December as Nigerian independents expand.
Bayo Ogunlesi is bidding for Eni’s 5% Renaissance JV stake, as Nigerian investors push deeper into assets left by foreign majors.
Groupe Forrest and Great Lake Energy are advancing a 900 MW Kinsuka hydropower project designed to cut blackouts in Kinshasa and supply mines.
Gulf Energy chairman Francis Njogu has secured a $15 million oil rig as the company prepares to begin drilling in Turkana.
Richard Branson opened Virgin Active’s new Green Point flagship, a R100 million plus rebuild that blends training, recovery, health support and social space.
Broker FBC Securities backs Econet’s undervaluation claim as Strive Masiyiwa’s telecom group plans a delisting and a $0.50 per share exit.
Vasundhara Oswal, an investor in Uganda’s ethanol industry, is suing senior police officers for $1 million after a 2024 arrest she calls unlawful.
Alexander Mavros explains how a Zimbabwe born atelier turned wildlife and craft into Africa’s most distinctive luxury house.
S K Macharia appeared in court as the Directline shareholding dispute intensified, with a judge urging regulators to clarify ownership.
Mark Levy Blu Label reported a first half loss after spinning off Cell C, though core operations remained profitable.