Ghana's wealthy Adjei family owns 86% of Kasapreko, a stake now worth $540 million
The Adjei family holds 3.55 billion Kasapreko shares, about 86% of the Alomo Bitters maker, worth GHS6.28 billion or roughly $540 million.
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The Adjei family holds 3.55 billion Kasapreko shares, about 86% of the Alomo Bitters maker, worth GHS6.28 billion or roughly $540 million.
Tony Elumelu told a UN General Assembly session that aid cannot build industries, and urged investors to partner with African businesses instead.
Bailiffs enforced court orders against Abdulrahman Musa Bashar's properties in Lagos and Abuja over a $40 million judgment debt.
Amni, founded by Tunde Afolabi, and TotalEnergies have approved the Ima gas field, which will supply a third of Nigeria LNG's Train 7 feedstock.
Former Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith is raising $1 billion for African critical minerals with Colin Coleman and Ghana's Sam Jonah.
Bridge Bank starts trading on the BRVM on Sept. 24 under BBGC, after drawing CFA95.8 billion of orders for CFA67.5 billion of shares.
Construction of the $17 billion East Africa Refinery at Lamu starts Sept. 30, while Dangote Cement has ruled out a Kenyan plant over limestone.
Dangote, Adenuga, Rabiu and Otedola are running versions of the playbooks Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie and Morgan used to build America.
HBM Nigeria, formerly Lafarge Africa and now owned by China's Huaxin, wants distributors with N250 million each as cement tops N12,500 a bag.
Aliko Dangote says Dangote Fertiliser will list in 2028, when he expects capacity to reach 12 million tonnes a year across Nigeria and Ethiopia.
COIC, owned by Ivorian cotton tycoon Koné Daouda Soukpafolo, now holds 72.29% of Uniwax after buying 15 million shares from Dutch group Vlisco.
Reform donor Bassim Haidar is selling his £18.2m One Hyde Park flat and homes in Mayfair, Kensington and Chelsea amid fears over Labour taxes.
Aliko Dangote unveiled plans for a $3.5-billion, 2,650-kilometer pipeline across Southern Africa during an interview with Bloomberg TV anchor Francine Lacqua.
Nigerians who bought the minimum 10 shares in Dangote's refinery are posting mock ownership certificates and demanding board meetings online. GHOST
Sadio Mané laid the foundation stone for SM10 Agro at Bambali on Sept. 19, a 500-hectare agro-industrial park he is funding himself.
Vincent Bolloré told Bola Tinubu his group will deepen its Nigerian operations, in a market where DStv and GOtv have been shedding customers.