Billionaire Femi Otedola spends another $14.9 million on First HoldCo as stake hits 27.5%
Femi Otedola bought 147.7 million First HoldCo shares at N140, lifting his stake to about 27.5% and his holding past 12.2 billion shares.
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Femi Otedola bought 147.7 million First HoldCo shares at N140, lifting his stake to about 27.5% and his holding past 12.2 billion shares.
Afriland First Bank RDC has negative equity of $116.9 million four years after Paul Fokam Kammogne's group was pushed out by regulators.
The veteran South African investment banker has launched HoneyBadger Family Office, a Johannesburg platform focused on building and scaling fintech and financial services across Africa.
Jeff Bezos and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin have joined a billionaire consortium buying roughly 30% of Liverpool FC at a record $7.1 billion valuation, with an option to take majority control within a year.
The Nigerian defense-technology company raised an additional $18 million to close what it called Africa's largest seed round, lifting the total to $52 million.
Voyager Technologies founder Dylan Taylor says humans will be living and working on the moon by the early 2030s, with resource mining and orbital data centers among the first jobs up for grabs.
Four women allegedly trafficked by billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed say Metropolitan Police officers broke the law by failing to refer them to the UK's National Referral Mechanism for trafficking victims.
Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa has directed his Econet group to create jobs for citizens returning home from South Africa, spanning construction, agriculture and mobile money.
Nestoil has paid $60 million to its lenders under an EFCC-brokered plan, ten weeks after the Supreme Court dissolved its asset freeze.
Nathan Kirsh, a 94-year-old few outside the trade had heard of, crossed $20 billion — the third African ever — after agreeing to sell his cash-and-carry empire to Sysco for $29.1 billion.
Herbert Wigwe built one of Africa's great banks, then poured a reported $500 million into the project he called his most ambitious: a world-class university in his home town.
As global brands hunt for factories closer to home than Asia, Dice Group is a live case study in whether Egypt can become the workshop between Europe and America.
A 94-year-old you have probably never heard of just crossed $20 billion. The anatomy of the quietest mega-deal in Africa's wealth history, and the lesson in the value of the unglamorous.
Cristiano Ronaldo says this is probably his last season. Lionel Messi has voiced doubts after his father's death. Both are billionaires.
Egypt's petroleum minister met Ahmed El-Sewedy to accelerate a $1 billion phosphate fertiliser complex being built at Ain Sokhna.
Nagy Toma's Dice Group runs six Egyptian factories and 8,500 workers, making 20.4 million garments a year for brands including Benetton.