Black executive Christopher Womack receives $5.7-million compensation in 2022
Christopher Womack, CEO of Southern Company, is part of elite Black executives shaping America’s corporate landscape
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Christopher Womack, CEO of Southern Company, is part of elite Black executives shaping America’s corporate landscape
Michael Jordan’s property portfolio serves as both a symbol of his incredible success and a testament to his discerning taste and penchant for the extraordinary.
Elumelu, who owns a 7.39-percent stake in UBA, is not only one of the wealthiest investors on the Nigerian Exchange but also one of Nigeria’s most affluent individuals.
In a forthright address delivered during PSG Wealth’s Think Big webinar, Adrian Gore, the founder and CEO of Discovery Limited, emphasized the…
Here are the seven individuals who currently hold the most valuable portfolios on the Uganda Securities Exchange:
Aliko Dangote’s stake in Nascon Allied Plc, worth $118 million, significantly contributes to his estimated net worth of $15.9 billion.
As of the time of this report, Ursula Burns holds a 0.0077-percent stake in Uber Technologies, which amounts to 155,540 shares.
Thasunda Brown Duckett is one of the world’s leading Black executives and the fourth Black woman to lead a Fortune 500 company
With this latest increase in his net worth, Johann Rupert has solidified his status as South Africa’s richest individual
Edita Food Industries’ profit under Hani Berzi surged well beyond expectations, reaching over $40 million.
The Group’s current and past projects include major projects such as high-speed rail, metro, monorail, railway, and light rail transit
These properties contribute to the family’s wealth, with Will Smith’s net worth estimated at over $300 million, solidifying his place among the world’s richest Black individuals.
These properties contribute to the family’s wealth, with Will Smith’s net worth estimated at over $300 million, solidifying his place among the world’s richest Black individuals.
Bamburi Cement, a prominent East African cement firm partly owned by Kenyan industrialist Baloobhai Patel, has settled 60 percent of its tax debt
According to the latest list, well-known Kenyan business figures like John Kimani, James Mwangi and Gideon Muriuki have taken a hit in their wealth so far this year.
For the Ackerman family, this financial loss equates to a year-to-date decline of R3.96 billion ($218.18 million) in the market value of their Pick ‘n Pay stake.