BUA Foods, under Rabiu, has maintained its dominant position in the Nigerian economy.
Mfonobong Nsehe
Mfonobong Nsehe
With over a decade of experience creating impactful narratives about Africa, Mfonobong Nsehe is one of the most recognized journalism and communications professionals on the continent. He is the editor-in-chief of Billionaires.Africa. A former Forbes Magazine contributor covering African wealth and entrepreneurship, Mfonobong conceptualized, initiated, and managed for a decade the Forbes annual ranking of Africa’s richest people. He was also the pioneer managing editor of Ventures Africa and built it into one of the continent’s most influential business news companies.
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- North Africa
Egyptian tycoon Medhat Khalil’s Raya Foods considers offers to boost capital by $11.3 million
Raya Foods is a subsidiary of Raya Holdings, the investment group founded by Khalil.
- East Africa
Tanzanian gold magnate Ketan Patel loses $2.3-million on paper as Shanta Gold shares plunge
As the founder of the Tanzania-based mining company, Patel currently holds a 4.22-percent stake in Shanta Gold.
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While Mbaru’s recent transaction has reduced his stake in Britam, he remains the company’s largest individual shareholder.
- Southern Africa
South African tycoon Piet Mouton gains $59.1 million as Capitec Bank shares skyrocket
After suffering significant losses earlier this year, Mouton has bounced back with an impressive gain of $59.1 million in just 19 days.
- North Africa
Egyptian tycoon Ahmed El-Sewedy’s fortune soars as stake in electric company approaches $1 billion
El-Sewedy, alongside his siblings Sadek and Mohammed, collectively owns 68 percent of the company.
- East Africa
Kenyan banker Gideon Muriuki’s Co-op Bank adds over 500 jobs, bolstering expansion in Kenya
Under the leadership of Muriuki, Co-op Bank’s 2022 annual report revealed an impressive financial performance.
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From Tanzania, Sudan, Zimbabwe and South Africa, meet the four African billionaires who have signed The Giving Pledge.
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In 2010, Jordan who is today worth $2-billion, paid $275-million for a majority ownership in the Hornets.
- East Africa
Tanzanian billionaires Aunali and Sajjad Rajabali lose $2.8 million as CRDB bank shares plummet
Despite this setback, the Tanzanian billionaire brothers remain among the wealthiest investors on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange.