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Aliko Dangote's refinery has shipped 456,000 tonnes of refined petroleum products to five African countries since reaching full capacity in February.
Lagos State has sued Air Peace founder Allen Onyema over a ₦94 million tax claim in a high-profile enforcement action.
Innscor Africa has secured a 27 percent stake in Tanganda Tea Company after underwriting the firm's $8 million rights offer.
Koos Bekker built DStv from an MBA thesis into Africa's biggest pay-TV empire. Now it is losing subscribers, channels and its identity.
South Africa, Ghana and Kenya are lining up for fuel from Dangote's refinery as the Hormuz crisis enters its fourth week — we break down what this means for African energy trade, the IPO, and who holds the pricing power.
Macron tapped him for France's Africa coalition, his foundation just deployed $16 million, and Transcorp posted record revenue of $399 million — inside the empire and influence of Tony Elumelu.
South Africa wants a 12-month fuel deal with Dangote as the Iran war chokes off Middle East supplies.
The detention of Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga in Mauritius on money laundering suspicions is raising fresh concerns about the island's FATF standing.
Saki Macozoma told the News24 On the Record summit that BEE must be overhauled and led by new leaders, not scrapped, to remain relevant.
Zimbabwe businessman Simon Rudland has given state broadcaster ZBC two days to retract claims he bankrolled a plot to overthrow President Mnangagwa.
South Africa is pursuing a 12-month fuel supply deal with Aliko Dangote's Nigerian refinery as the Iran war disrupts Middle East supply chains.
Ghana's parliamentary minority is accusing Ibrahim Mahama of capturing the country's mining sector less than a year into his brother's presidency.
The Foschini Group has warned both its earnings per share and headline earnings will fall more than 20% for its 2026 financial year.
Bolloré faces trial over Togo and Guinea port corruption charges, Motsepe's ARC fights a $195 million jurisdictional battle, Elumelu deploys $16 million to 3,200 African entrepreneurs, and a Kenyan fuel tycoon picks up a prime Karen estate at auction.
Tony Elumelu Foundation is giving $5,000 each to 3,200 African entrepreneurs in 2026, deploying $16 million in total seed capital across Africa.
UBA UK and British International Investment signed an LOI to explore trade finance deals that expand working capital for African firms.