Ten family offices owned by Africa’s wealthiest people
The UHNWI population in Africa is growing at a faster pace than any other region in the world – except Asia.
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The UHNWI population in Africa is growing at a faster pace than any other region in the world – except Asia.
If you had all the money in the world, what type of yacht would you buy?
Owning one’s own private jet is such a costly affair that most tycoons can barely afford the luxury.
The move comes after Shoprite classified its subsidiary in Uganda as discontinued.
Anonymous sources claim that the company is potentially looking to raise $500 million from traders.
The multimillion-dollar gain in his stake is due to investors reacting positively to the group’s half-year results.
Finclusion is a Mauritius-based startup that seeks to drive financial inclusion in Africa.
In 2014, Wiese sold Pepkor to Steinhoff in exchange for about 20 percent of Steinhoff’s issued shares.
The deal makes the betting company the official sponsor of the country’s national football teams.
The gains in his stake follow a double-digit surge in the group’s shares on the Mauritian bourse.
Between Aug. 24 and Sept. 15, Dangote’s net worth declined from $18.2 billion to $18 billion.
The investment company has entered negotiations to add a fintech conglomerate to the group.
Compared to the previous year’s pay of $623,147, Awori’s remuneration in 2021 fell by nearly 47 percent.
The gain can be attributed to swift investor reactions after the telecom company’s half-year earnings were published.
Africa’s financial sector has seen massive growth over the past few years compared to previous decades.
The dividend will be paid from the bank’s profit for the first half of 2021.