Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa warns young Africans against flashy living
Strive Masiyiwa has urged young Africans to stop chasing “Mbinga culture,” warning that conspicuous consumption can wreck real wealth building and children’s futures.
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Strive Masiyiwa has urged young Africans to stop chasing “Mbinga culture,” warning that conspicuous consumption can wreck real wealth building and children’s futures.
South African billionaire Jannie Mouton’s foundation wins approval to buy Curro for R7.2 billion, turning the country’s biggest private school group nonprofit.
Aspen investors head into December AGM after years of weak earnings and share losses, ready to question whether CEO pay still makes sense.
Retail billionaire Christo Wiese says President Cyril Ramaphosa’s record is a disappointment, blaming South Africa’s political system and weak institutions for stalled reform.
Summit Africa secures $20 million from IFC to boost growth in financial services, technology and food security.
Flexion recently raised $50 million in a Series A round, led by Prosus Ventures with participation from global investors.
Cell C debuts on the JSE at a $537 million valuation, marking its first day as an independent operator after years of restructurings under Blue Label.
Jason Quinn-led Nedbank agrees to pay $34.8 million to Transnet, ending a year-long legal dispute while supporting growth in Africa.
Absa, led by Kenny Fihla, invests $100 million in African renewable energy through CrossBoundary Energy.
Pepkor, linked to billionaire Christo Wiese, has won approval to launch a bank in South Africa, marking a major shift in the 110-year-old retailer’s strategy.
Harmony Gold commits up to $1.75 billion to develop the Eva Copper mine as Motsepe-backed expansion pushes into Australia.
FirstRand and BII launch a $150 million facility to help high-emitting African companies shift to cleaner production.
This marks a clear improvement from the same period a year earlier and underscores the company’s effort to streamline operations and tighten execution in key markets.
The clearance removes the main regulatory hurdle for the deal, which was first announced in June 2025.
The move comes as Anglo prepares for a shareholder vote on its planned merger with Canada’s Teck Resources Ltd., a deal that would create a major copper producer.
Vodacom may increase its stake in Safaricom as Kenya explores selling part of its government share.