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Africa’s forex boom—powered by better internet and digital payments—has opened markets to millions. This guide ranks the 10 best brokers for African traders, focusing on local deposits/withdrawals, reliable regulation, strong platforms, and real customer support.
Located on a 4.5-acre parcel in the mountain community of Telluride, the new resort covers about 532,000 square feet.
Nigerian entrepreneur Innocent Onwunali’s IKI Leads debuts Doncoco, a new line of locally crafted spirits blending quality, flavor, and homegrown pride.
Ahmed Ezz adds $22.46 million to his fortune as Ezz Steel shares rise on the EGX, lifting his holdings above $1 billion and reaffirming his influence.
Transcorp, chaired by Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu, reports a 20% profit rise to $62 million, boosted by power and hospitality growth.
Access Holdings, led by Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, reports a profit decline as lower forex gains and rising costs weigh on results.
Koos Bekker’s Prosus partners with Accel to back India’s early-stage startups in AI, energy, and advanced manufacturing.
Aliko Dangote’s Dangote Cement profit jumps to $508 million, marking a milestone for Nigeria’s largest cement producer.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s fortune hits $9.2 billion, fueled by strong gains in BUA Foods and BUA Cement shares.
NIPCO Plc, controlled by the wealthy Kansagra family via Purebond, is acquiring about 19% of London-listed Savannah Energy.
LeBron James expands his $37 million Beverly Hills estate with two luxury mansions, each designed to his vision.
Absa Bank Uganda, an arm of the banking group led by Kenny Fihla, will acquire Standard Chartered’s retail and wealth units to boost its footprint and retail reach in East Africa.
Harmony Gold, backed by Patrice Motsepe, has completed its $1.01 billion acquisition of Australia’s MAC Copper, expanding into the copper market.
A Hermanus coastal estate once owned by Markus Jooste is drawing top bids, expected to exceed $5.8 million.
Aliko Dangote plans to double the capacity of his Lagos refinery to 1.4 million barrels a day, aiming to make it a global refining leader. The billionaire also reaffirmed plans to list shares on the NGX and promised steady fuel supply during the festive season.
Aradel Holdings boosts its ND Western stake to 81.67%, strengthening its control in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.