Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris wants to run 3 airports as government opens operations to private bids
Naguib Sawiris says he wants to run Hurghada, Luxor and Sohag airports as Egypt courts private operators to upgrade tourism gateways.
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Naguib Sawiris says he wants to run Hurghada, Luxor and Sohag airports as Egypt courts private operators to upgrade tourism gateways.
Africa’s richest used to feel like rumors. Now they post - workouts, sermons, boardroom snaps - making billionaires oddly familiar, one scroll at a time.
Coca-Cola’s dominance in Africa rests on billionaire bottlers who drive its reach and growth, shaping one of the continent’s most valuable consumer networks.
Mamy Ravatomanga, the power broker behind Madagascar’s ousted president, is facing arrest warrants, financial freezes and investigations in the wake of a military takeover that has upended the country’s elite networks.
Nigerian industrial giant Dangote Cement has inaugurated a major plant near Abidjan, promising local jobs, affordable cement, and regional growth.
Tetracore Energy Group has appointed Oscar N. Onyema OON, Aisha Balewa Abubakar, and Dr. Ayodele Oni to its Board of Directors.
Christian Kerangall, Gabon’s richest man, turned quiet dealmaking into an empire spanning banks, retail, and utilities—shaping the nation’s economy for generations.
Cameroon’s richest iron ore reserve has triggered a court fight in London, pitting the Mukete family against Libya’s central bank over ownership.
Africa now counts 25 billionaires and 122,500 millionaires, signaling a new era of wealth creation across the continent.
From Dangote’s $70M Bombardier to Oppenheimer’s Global 6500, Africa’s billionaires fly in luxury jets that power business across continents.
Across Africa, billionaire-backed foundations are funding schools, clinics and jobs, reshaping philanthropy into structured platforms that transform lives.
Billionaire Benedict Peters ends decade-long UK property dispute, reclaiming £50 million in London real estate and asserting faith and principle.
Five new billionaires join Africa’s top ranks in 2025, led by gains in real estate, banking, and tech sectors.
Malawi’s Thom Mpinganjira and Egypt’s Hisham Talaat Moustafa join Africa’s billionaire list after major stock gains in August.
South African businessman Rob Hersov's podcast comments about race and history have reignited debate over inflammatory rhetoric and its impact on public discourse.
Ademola Adeyemi-Bero'S Nigeria’s First E&P is expanding into Tanzania’s gas sector, part of a broader push by Nigerian companies to grow beyond West Africa’s oil fields.