South Africa’s second-richest man, Nicky Oppenheimer, is $1.75 billion richer so far in 2025
South African billionaire Nicky Oppenheimer grows his fortune to $13.3 billion after a $1.75 billion gain in 2025.
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South African billionaire Nicky Oppenheimer grows his fortune to $13.3 billion after a $1.75 billion gain in 2025.
Shoprite Nigeria, under Ketron, is revamping operations, focusing on smaller stores and local supply chains to better serve Nigeria’s market.
Moove, led by Ladi Delano, targets $2 billion valuation, expanding mobility financing across Africa, the U.S., and Latin America.
South African businessman Giovanni Ravazzotti’s Italtile stake drops $67 million amid weaker consumer demand and JSE pressures.
Dangote said the next phase of the company’s plan is the adoption of electric trucks, beginning early next year.
Malawian billionaire Hitesh Anadkat’s FMB stake climbs to $1.22 billion amid regional banking growth.
Franco-Lebanese businessman Hayssam El Jammal is investing $150 million to boost aluminum and steel output in Cameroon and cut reliance on imports.
Glencore and Vitol prepare bids for Chevron’s $1 billion Singapore refinery stake as U.S. oil giant trims Asian assets.
Aliko Dangote’s $20 billion refinery halts self-collection sales, shifts marketers to free delivery scheme to streamline fuel supply.
Tony Elumelu raises UBA holdings to 16.38 percent worth $211 million, reinforcing his influence as one of Nigeria’s richest businessmen.
The move folds the Zurich-based team into Investec’s broader European advisory arm, expanding the firm’s footprint in a market where it has operated since 1978.
Zenith Bank’s H1 profit falls to $355 million as impairments rise, while total assets reach $20.7 billion.
The Isaac Regional Council, which covers the coal-rich Bowen Basin, said about 200 jobs will be affected.
Mellody Hobson’s Ariel Alternatives expands into industrial services with its $1.45B Project Black fund, acquiring Groome Industrial Service Group.
Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Mansour sees artificial intelligence as a key lever for Africa’s growth.
Four years after Tayo Amusan’s Ketron takeover, Shoprite Nigeria is still struggling to steady its business in Africa’s most populous economy