Every Black billionaire in the world in 2026, from Aliko Dangote to Beyonce and Dr. Dre
Forbes 2026 has confirmed Beyonce and Dr. Dre as new billionaires. Here is every black billionaire alive today, ranked.
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Forbes 2026 has confirmed Beyonce and Dr. Dre as new billionaires. Here is every black billionaire alive today, ranked.
Forbes has released its 2026 Africa billionaires list. The continent's 23 members of the three-comma club added $20.3 billion collectively in a year.
Dangote Sugar slashed its losses by 73% in 2025 as revenue surged to N665.6 billion, signaling the worst of Nigeria's currency crisis may be easing.
Ora Developer chairman Naguib Sawiris says Egypt's real estate sector is shrinking unit sizes as inflation crushes buyer purchasing power nationwide.
Elon Musk says he may pay more than $500 billion in taxes over his lifetime, reviving debate over billionaire wealth and taxation.
Swiss private bank Pictet is opening in South Africa after regulatory approval, betting Africa’s wealthy class will drive more cross border investment.
Cell C says its assets now exceed liabilities, a milestone after Blue Label’s Brett and Mark Levy bought in and funded a painful turnaround.
Dangote Refinery outlined petrol, diesel and aviation fuel volumes that exceed Nigeria’s estimated demand, according to figures released by the company.
Dangote Industries tapped MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita for its fertiliser board as it moves toward expansion and a planned NGX listing.
Cap Holding boss Chakib Alj is in talks to seize control of debt-laden Forafric, raising prospects of a shake-up in Moroccan milling.
Africa’s richest investors are back in build mode, writing nine figure cheques for refineries, cement, power, AI infrastructure and gold.
Geregu Power’s N9 dividend hands Ma'am Energy a N17.325 billion payout, boosting Abdulaziz Yari’s profile in Nigeria’s power sector.
From Lagos to Casablanca, homegrown moguls turned limestone into fortunes, reshaping Africa’s cement map and building booms.
Morocco’s royal family has listed three Paris area properties tied to the late Princess Lalla Latifa, drawing fresh attention to royal wealth.
TotalEnergies and ABC Orjiako’s Zebbra say they reached an understanding over Nigeria’s OPL 248 as Chevron pursues a 40% offshore stake.
Burna Boy’s “I Told Them…” tour grossed $30.46 million from 302,801 tickets, Touring Data reports, a new high point for African touring.