Aliko Dangote's refinery tenders 84,000 tons of jet fuel and diesel as Africa's biggest refinery chases global markets
Dangote refinery has issued tenders to sell 84,000 tons of jet fuel and gasoil in March, marking a new chapter in its export push.
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A decade after being shut out of her father's inheritance, Chepkoech Too has won a DNA paternity case that unlocks a Sh7 billion estate.
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Wine farm once owned by South African tycoon Tokyo Sexwale goes on auction for $10.7 million
Bloemendal Wine Estate, a 324-year-old Cape wine farm once tied to anti-apartheid icon Tokyo Sexwale, goes to auction on 25 March for at least R180 million.
Chandaria family office opens Kenyan empire to Investors
Darshan Chandaria wants outside money in the family business. The CEO of one of Kenya's oldest conglomerates is building a formal family office to make it happen.
Quavo hit with $2.9 million IRS tax lien covering three years of unpaid taxes
The IRS filed a nearly $3 million federal tax lien against Quavo in January, covering three straight years of alleged unpaid taxes.
Dangote cement plans $1 billion expansion across Africa by 2030
Dangote Cement has signed a $1 billion deal with China's Sinoma Engineering to expand production across seven African countries and hit 80 million tonnes by 2030.
Patrice Motsepe's ARC backs US software giant Spinnaker's push into South Africa
Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Capital is backing US software support firm Spinnaker as it opens its first South African office in Johannesburg.
Singapore just beat New York and London as the world's top trophy home market
Singapore has more trophy homes available per capita than any city on earth, new research from luxury finance brokerage Enness Global reveals.
Tyler Perry responds to $77 million sexual assault lawsuit, calls it a money grab
Tyler Perry's attorneys say a $77 million sexual assault lawsuit against him is fabricated revenge by an actor cut off from years of financial handouts.
Stephen Saad's Aspen Pharmacare predicts double-digit growth despite tough first half
Aspen Pharmacare reported a steep drop in first-half earnings due to one-off restructuring costs but expects double-digit profit growth by year-end.
Discovery CEO Adrian Gore says South Africa is at a critical turning point
Discovery CEO Adrian Gore says South Africa has turned a corner, pointing to hard data and a palpable shift in how people talk about the country.
Nigerian oil producer Moni Pulo turns 12 as CEO Seinye Lulu proclaims a “Season of Increase”
At its 12th Corporate Praise event, Moni Pulo's CEO declared a new season of growth, gas development and expanded reserves in Nigeria's Niger Delta.
Giovanni Ravazzotti's Italtile is cracking under a flood of cheap tile imports
Italtile CEO Lance Foxcroft is fighting a flood of cheap dumped tiles as the group's trading profit slides 14 percent to R1 billion.
France investigates late Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother for sex trafficking
French magistrates have opened a sex-trafficking probe into the late Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother, with victims describing a network chillingly similar to Jeffrey Epstein's.
Billionaire Moulay Elalamy's Saham Group moves to deepen its stake in teleperformance with a $412m equity swap
Saham Group has executed a $412 million equity swap to boost its position in Teleperformance, the global customer services company it helped build.