Mauritius-based businessman Antoine Delaporte's Adenia Partners set to receive up to $30 million from IFC
Adenia Partners will receive up to $30 million from IFC to back growth-stage African businesses across key sectors.
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Adenia Partners will receive up to $30 million from IFC to back growth-stage African businesses across key sectors.
I&M Holdings, founded by Suresh Bhagwanji Shah, lifts its Tanzania unit stake to 95 percent as it deepens regional expansion.
Africa Logistics Properties secures approval to list East Africa’s first U.S. dollar industrial REIT on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Said Bakhresa is expanding manufacturing in Malawi with a new soap factory, months after launching a 100 million dollar soya plant.
Peter Burugu built a beer distribution empire after leaving EABL. Now he is in court, trying to stall Diageo’s $2.3 billion exit.
Malawi’s richest man Hitesh Anadkat gains $1.69 billion as FMB Capital shares climb 475 percent in 2025.
Rostam Aziz’s Taifa Group plans to invest over $500 million in Zambia, targeting gas, solar power and mining to ease energy gaps.
Three billionaires emerged on the Malawi Stock Exchange in 2025 after banking stocks surged and long-held stakes crossed the billion-dollar mark.
Rostam Aziz clears legal hurdle for $130.5 million Mombasa LPG terminal, boosting Kenya's regional energy supply.
Kenyan businessman Julius Mwale pauses contractor payment with $132,400 deposit while appealing a road dispute at MMTC.
Napoleon Dzombe’s Dowa fertilizer plant set for April 2026 launch, aiming to meet Malawi’s national fertilizer demand and cut imports.
Ugandan investor Magan Patel faces possible 12-year jail term as probes deepen into alleged wetland destruction in Jinja.
Kenyan tycoon Stanley Githunguri’s family court battle over multi-billion shilling estate exposes deep divisions in Nairobi.
Ugandan tycoon Mukesh Shukla fined $3.9 million for illegally occupying Shumuk House, ending the decade-long Katatumba family dispute.
Credit Bank, led by the Nyachae family, gains shareholder approval to raise Ksh4.5 billion ($35 million) through a rights issue.
NCBA shares rebound on the NSE, lifting the Kenyatta family’s stake by $11 million as investor interest returns.