Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta commits $1.5 billion to Zambian mine
Vedanta, led by billionaire Anil Agarwal, plans $1.5B investment to boost Konkola copper mine output in Zambia by 2031.
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Vedanta, led by billionaire Anil Agarwal, plans $1.5B investment to boost Konkola copper mine output in Zambia by 2031.
Neal Froneman gains $6 million from his stake in Sibanye-Stillwater as the company's shares surge 221 percent in 2025.
Johann Rupert’s net worth falls nearly $1 billion as Richemont shares drop after EU fines on Chloé and other luxury brands.
FirstRand warns of a possible extra UK provision as tensions rise with the Financial Conduct Authority.
LLH Capital trims its holding in Optasia’s R6.5bn IPO and lines up a fresh push into AI and fintech across Africa.
Swazi billionaire Natie Kirsh’s fortune has fallen by $710 million to $9.69 billion as weaker asset valuations hit his global retail and real estate holdings.
Jonathan Oppenheimer urges South Africa to cut red tape and empower small businesses to drive growth.
South African tycoon Niall Lynch’s Motus stake rises above $31 million as shares climb 50% on renewed investor confidence and global expansion.
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe’s ARM shuts Beeshoek mine after ArcelorMittal ends iron ore purchases.
Vodacom confirmed that its board approved the agreement on Nov. 4 and said the financial impact will be reflected in its half-year results due Nov. 10.
New GX Capital secures $43 million from Standard Bank to scale renewable power, storage, water and gas projects.
Angolan startup Anda, co-founded by entrepreneur Sergio Tati, raised €3 million ($3.5 million) to formalize and finance the country’s motorcycle taxis.
South African billionaire Johann Rupert’s fortune drops by $800 million as Richemont faces an EU antitrust fine and cooling luxury demand.
Pepkor, linked to Christo Wiese, completes $98.2 million acquisition of Retailability brands, expanding across Southern Africa.
South African entrepreneur Dr Iqbal Survé turned a tiny seed-capital investment into a sprawling holding company that spans media, technology, fishing, healthcare and events
Zimbabwean businessman Lovemore Kurotwi loses Supreme Court appeal over $3.6 million Canadile Miners funds.