South African banker Jason Quinn-led Nedbank settles $34.8 million dispute
Jason Quinn-led Nedbank agrees to pay $34.8 million to Transnet, ending a year-long legal dispute while supporting growth in Africa.
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Jason Quinn-led Nedbank agrees to pay $34.8 million to Transnet, ending a year-long legal dispute while supporting growth in Africa.
Aliko Dangote is expanding fertilizer capacity in Nigeria and Ethiopia, contracting global engineering firms to boost urea output and strengthen Africa’s food supply.
Kenyatta family records a $20 million loss on its NCBA holdings as the bank’s share price slips on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Absa, led by Kenny Fihla, invests $100 million in African renewable energy through CrossBoundary Energy.
Tony Elumelu’s Heirs Energies has doubled gas production at OML 17, boosting electricity to over 350MW and reshaping Nigeria’s power market.
AXIAN rebrands fintech unit to Digibank & Fintech, expanding mobile money and digital banking across six African countries.
The deals, sealed yesterday, mark a major step in his effort to secure Africa’s fuel supply and reduce the region’s dependence on imports.
Pepkor, linked to billionaire Christo Wiese, has won approval to launch a bank in South Africa, marking a major shift in the 110-year-old retailer’s strategy.
Kenya’s Paramount Bank raises capital to $24 million as Jim Ovia’s Zenith Bank plans a strategic acquisition.
Federal High Court halts $3.66 million tax order against Tony Elumelu-linked AEDC, sending the case back to the tribunal.
Mo Dewji’s MeTL secures $24.6 million to expand Tanzania’s agro-industry, creating 1,400 jobs and boosting exports and rural incomes.
Harmony Gold commits up to $1.75 billion to develop the Eva Copper mine as Motsepe-backed expansion pushes into Australia.
Michael Jordan donates $10 million to Novant Health, honoring his mother and supporting neurological care in Wilmington.
The rebound comes after a challenging period between Sept. 12 and 27, when his stake fell from nearly $100 million to $86.19 million.
FirstRand and BII launch a $150 million facility to help high-emitting African companies shift to cleaner production.
This marks a clear improvement from the same period a year earlier and underscores the company’s effort to streamline operations and tighten execution in key markets.