South African billionaires Stephen Saad and Mike Teke are backing a $99 million township fibre push
The DNI consortium paid R1.6 billion for 34.8% of Frogfoot and Vox, a business that lost R256 million and has negative net asset value of R665m.
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The DNI consortium paid R1.6 billion for 34.8% of Frogfoot and Vox, a business that lost R256 million and has negative net asset value of R665m.
The Wapnick family holds $108 million in Octodec. Emira spent R892 million buying 23.5%, and Octodec's board says the offer undervalued the company.
SAFA's governance committee cleared Sandile Zungu to run against Danny Jordaan on Sept. 12, settling a dispute that had run since May.
Brian Joffe's Bidvest has closed three acquisitions totaling $102 million (R1.67 billion) in its 2026 financial year, headlined by the $92 million purchase of environmental testing specialist Aquatico Group, as the South African services giant posted $8 billion in revenue.
Etu Energias, half owned by Alberto Almeida de Sousa, is buying Chevron's stakes in Blocks 14 and 14K for $260 million, displacing Energean.
Simon Rudland's empire spans cigarettes, a $102 million tobacco plant, trucking, fuel stations, citrus juice and mining across two countries.
Robert Gumede told King Misuzulu kaZwelithini that Tongaat Hulett will produce ethanol and sell electricity to Eskom, lifting demand for KZN cane.
Christo Wiese, worth about R31 billion, says the slogan aimed at him for years is meaningless and that 95% of his wealth remains in South Africa.
The Moolman family sold nine shopping centres for R2 billion but still owns 1.2 million square metres of South African commercial property.
Carlos São Vicente, jailed since 2020 over Angola's $900 million insurance case, says he faces kidney failure and sepsis without urgent surgery.
Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe controls 51% of one colliery. Everything else her company Mmakau Mining holds is a minority stake in somebody else's operation.
Mathews Phosa helped mining communities list their assets and took equity as payment. He now chairs a London-listed miner and sits on some 20 boards.
Desmond Sacco and Patrice Motsepe each own half of Assmang and neither has bought the other out. The arrangement made both men billionaires.
Quinton van Rooyen bought a small Namibian property company for N$100 in 1992, built Trustco into a triple-listed financial services group, and has spent the last decade fighting to keep it from being taken from him.
Capitec founder Michiel le Roux gave R55 million to the Democratic Alliance, 53% of its funding, before South Africa's November elections.
William Mpinganjira has spent $1.2 million on Ekhaya FC in three years. On Aug. 30 it plays Mighty Wanderers, owned by his father Thom.