South African billionaire Michiel Le Roux’s Capitec targets SMEs with fintech push
Capitec Bank partners with fintech startup Stub to give small businesses real-time access to banking data and boost South Africa’s SME growth.
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Capitec Bank partners with fintech startup Stub to give small businesses real-time access to banking data and boost South Africa’s SME growth.
Family offices remain nascent in Nigeria, but a small cohort of billionaire-led vehicles are setting the tone with deals spanning oil & gas, power, finance and tech.
Gutsche Family Investments cedes 33.5 per cent of Africa’s largest Coca-Cola bottler in a US$3.4 billion deal with Coca-Cola HBC, marking a strategic shift for the Swiss-based family’s African holdings.
Kanye West has sold his 6,713-acre Wyoming ranch back to its original owners for $14 million, closing a five-year chapter of ambition and retreat.
Vista Group, led by banker Simon Tiemtoré, gets $34.8 million from the EIB to expand SME financing in Guinea and Sierra Leone, aiding women and youth.
Moniepoint, founded by Nigerian entrepreneur Tosin Eniolorunda, has raised $90 million to drive its African expansion and strengthen global fintech operations.
Namibian tycoon Sven Thieme’s O&L sells its Cleanergy stake to Belgium’s CMB.TECH, advancing Namibia’s green hydrogen ambitions.
Okomu Oil’s profit more than doubled to $41.1 million as revenue hit $118 million, reflecting strong demand and disciplined management under Gbenga Oyebode.
Johan Burger’s FirstRand stake rises by $5 million as the bank’s shares jump over 11% on the JSE, lifting his total holdings to about $24 million.
NCBA unveils a $6 million digital platform with Intellect Global to enhance corporate banking and expand its digital reach in Kenya.
Dangote refinery prepares 310 million liters of petrol for loading amid soaring fuel prices in Nigeria.
Accelerate Property Fund has cut ties with founder Michael Georgiou after 97% of shareholders rejected his return to the board at its annual meeting.
John Alamu is turning to Nigeria’s capital markets to fund the next phase of Johnvents Industries’ cocoa processing and export expansion.
South African media mogul Terrence Moolman gains $29 million as Caxton & CTP shares rise on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, reflecting renewed investor confidence.
Kenyan lawyer Desterio Oyatsi’s $14 million NCBA stake highlights his decades of influence in law and business.
Zimbabwe’s richest man, Strive Masiyiwa’s fortune drops by $100 million as market slide trims his net worth to $1.2 billion.