Subscribe

The intelligence satisfies curiosity. The paid briefings satisfy strategy.

Every day, Billionaires.Africa publishes free coverage of African billionaires and UHNWIs. Our paid tiers go deeper — delivering the deal structures, wealth profiles, and strategic analysis that do not appear anywhere else.

Africa’s billionaires read us. Our social platforms reach over 15 million views a month, making us the most followed wealth media brand on the continent.

Free

$0

 
What you get
  • Daily African Wealth Briefing newsletter delivered to your inbox every morning
  • Access to all public articles across North Africa, West & Central Africa, East Africa, and Southern Africa
Subscribe Free →
Insider

$12 /month

$120/year (save 17%)
Everything in Free, plus
  • Full site access — every article, profile, and feature across the platform, including member-only content
  • Member-only articles & profiles — in-depth coverage and analysis not available to free readers
Subscribe →
Executive

$25 /month

$250/year (save 17%)
Everything in Insider, plus
  • Monthly Deep-Dive Reports — 1,500–2,500 word analyses of the sectors, deals, and structural shifts reshaping African wealth
  • Monthly Exclusive Briefings — what our editorial team is hearing from sources across the continent that has not yet become public reporting
  • Full archive access to all past reports and briefings
Subscribe →
Sample Subscriber-Only Content
Investor Memo

The Hormuz Dividend: How the Iran War Is Repricing Every African Upstream Asset in Real Time

Four major upstream transactions in two weeks — Oando raising $750 million, NNPC doubling Dangote’s crude supply, Seplat making NGX history, and Petrobras entering the Gulf of Guinea.

Deep-Dive Report

The Capital Markets Moment: How Nigeria’s FTSE Upgrade, the Dangote IPO, and Seplat’s N10,000 Are Reshaping African Equity Markets

The FTSE upgrade, the Dangote IPO, and a $4.61 trillion banking recapitalization all landed in the same month.

Exclusive Briefing

Where Does $17 Billion Go? The Kirsh Repatriation Question and What It Means for Southern African Capital Markets

The $29.1 billion Sysco deal will generate approximately $17 billion in personal proceeds. Every private bank in southern Africa is asking where it goes.

Wealth Intelligence

Abdul Samad Rabiu: The Best Quarter in Nigerian Industrial History

BUA Cement profit up 381 percent, BUA Foods proposing a record N504 billion dividend, and over $400 million flowing to him personally in a single season.

Institutional Access

Team and corporate subscriptions

For law firms, banks, funds, and advisory practices that require access for multiple team members, we offer institutional subscriptions at a flat annual rate. Your team receives full Elite-tier access — every memo, every briefing, every report — without managing individual accounts.