South Africa’s richest Johann Rupert rebounds to $16.1 billion after Richemont surge
South Africa’s richest man Johann Rupert regains $1.2 billion in two weeks, lifting his fortune to $16.1 billion on Richemont gains.
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South Africa’s richest man Johann Rupert regains $1.2 billion in two weeks, lifting his fortune to $16.1 billion on Richemont gains.
Segun Agbaje’s stake in GTCO has surged to $2.5 million as shares rally, cementing his standing among Nigeria’s affluent bankers.
Nigeria’s entertainment industry is projected to hit $13.6 billion by 2028, led by Burna Boy, Davido and Wizkid.
Alaouite family’s stake in Attijariwafa Bank rises $2.2 billion, reflecting strong bank performance and strategic investments.
Lowe’s, led by CEO Marvin Ellison, declares $676.2 million quarterly dividend, up 4.35%, underscoring its commitment to shareholder value amid market challenges.
Four nations now host more than half of Africa’s 122,500 millionaires, reshaping the continent’s wealth landscape.
South African businessman Mario Maio’s ACDC Dynamics acquires Blue Nova Energy from Reunert to expand lithium-ion battery operations amid easing load-shedding.
Hip-hop billionaire Jay-Z gains $100 million, boosting his net worth to $2.6 billion and keeping him the world’s richest musician.
Air Peace begins direct Nigeria–Brazil service, boosting trade, tourism, and cultural ties, while cutting travel time by nearly a day.
NCBA, backed by Kenya’s richest families, posts $85.8 million H1 profit, driven by rising interest income despite lower deposits and total assets.
Tetracore expands CNG capacity to 6.2 million cubic feet per day, powering industries and supporting Nigeria’s cleaner energy goals.
Preem reports Q2 revenue below $3 billion and swings to a $93.6 million loss as refinery downtime and weaker margins weigh.
GTCO injects $238.5 million into GTBank, boosting paid-up capital to $328.5 million as lender meets new CBN rules and strengthens growth drive.
Rainbow Chicken, partly owned by Johann Rupert, reported $895.6 million in 2025 revenue, driven by strong chicken sales and tighter operations.
Kenya's biggest publicly traded insurer is seeking acquisitions in Congo markets with low insurance penetration to boost growth and diversify revenue streams.
Kessington Adebutu’s Wema Bank stake nears $90 million as digital banking fuels strong investor gains in 2025.