Nigerian billionaires Dangote, Rabiu, others get $73 million in sugar subsidies
The subsidies program targets operators acting under Nigeria’s sugar backward intervention program.
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The subsidies program targets operators acting under Nigeria’s sugar backward intervention program.
This year remains unprecedented in the annals of African tech startups. It was a record-breaking year in terms of funding.
Globacom owes the aviation authority close to $12.2 million due to its refusal to renew expired aviation certificates.
Adenuga, the founder of Nigeria’s third largest telecom services provider, Globacom, owns a 25.1-percent stake in Julius Berger.
Le Roux is the founder of Capitec Bank and the fifth richest man in South Africa.
Ekeh is the founder of Zinox Technologies and the owner of the Nigerian e-commerce giant, Konga.com.
The hotel cost $27.5 million to build and is the first five-star hotel in Douala and the second in Cameroon.
Mediterranean Shipping Company’s offer is subject to the approval of regulatory and competition authorities.
The funding secured in the round will help the startup expand its operations across the continent.
Nassa said the financing deal is a step further in its plan to help strengthen Africa’s mining industry.
Experts believe Otedola could take over the helm as the bank’s chairman, or exercise some level of control over its administration.
A London judge has granted him permission to appeal the decision banning him from trading in the UK.
Soon-Shiong became a billionaire after selling APP Pharmaceuticals and Abraxis BioScience for $4.6 billion and $2.8 billion, respectively.
Otedola has said that contrary to speculation he has no interest in becoming the chairman of First Bank Nigeria.
Chimera Investment operates as a member of Abu Dhabi’s Royal Group, a diversified conglomerate of companies.
Aitheia IDF identifies, invests in and grows small and medium enterprises led by gender-diverse teams.