South Africa to sell homes of Indian-born Gupta brothers amid corruption fallout
Gupta mansions tied to state capture go to auction in Saxonwold, marking a symbolic step in South Africa’s anti-corruption journey.
Skip to content
Gupta mansions tied to state capture go to auction in Saxonwold, marking a symbolic step in South Africa’s anti-corruption journey.
Patrick Soon-Shiong aims to open L.A. Times ownership to the public while boosting media trust and civic participation.
Abdinasir Ali Hassan's Hass Petroleum, which distributes petroleum products in more than 11 countries across East Africa, is looking to venture into upstream operations.
Zak Calisto leads Karooooo to $72 million in Q1 revenue, driven by Cartrack’s SaaS growth and Southeast Asia expansion.
Nigeria’s EFCC drops $8M fraud case against Oba Otudeko after court-approved settlement; Honeywell Group reaffirms his integrity and leadership.
Canal+, owned by French billionaire Vincent Bollore, has won final approval to fully acquire MultiChoice in a $2.9 billion media takeover.
Hassan Allam and Schneider Electric launch solar-powered smart farming project to boost food security and green energy in Egypt’s Nile Delta region.
Moroccan-born Catherine MacGregor steers Engie’s global renewables pivot, championing sustainability, innovation, and gender equity in energy.
Oando seeks $327 million via equity and debt as Wale Tinubu steers a capital restructuring to fund growth and ease liabilities.
SIFAX, led by Taiwo Afolabi, unveils a direct Nigeria–UK export service to cut shipping costs and delays for Nigerian SMEs.
Ibex exits Pepkor in $1.6 billion deal, ending a scandal-plagued chapter traced to Markus Jooste between 2011 and 2014.
Lamia Tazi’s Sothema will buy 99.99% of the dialysis solutions provider to boost local production.
The decline comes despite strong March gains, as Reinet shifts focus from tobacco to long-term alternative asset strategies.
Adedeji Adeleke’s $2 billion gas plant is ready in Ondo, awaiting grid link to begin powering over 2,000 jobs in Nigeria.
Dédougou, in Burkina Faso’s Boucle du Mouhoun region, has suffered mounting insecurity in recent months from Islamist armed groups and terrorists. Attacks have left hundreds of local dwellers displaced.
Thomas Etuh's TAK Group is one of the largest blenders of fertlizer in nigeria and also helps farmers and agribusinesses move fertilizer, grain and other farm produce across the country—all the way from assembly points and silos to blending plants, processing centers and final markets.