Using the proceeds from the sale of BET, he has invested in new ventures, leveraging his expertise to construct a varied portfolio …
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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Moxon, who played a pivotal role in transforming Meikles Limited into one of Zimbabwe’s leading conglomerates, owns a 10.8-percent stake in the …
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The recent $100-million surge in Calder’s fortune, pushing his year-to-date wealth gains to $250 million is tied to the performance of his …
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Ravazzotti, a top figure in the South African business arena, owns a 33.88-percent stake in Italtile — this amounts to a total …
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Rupert has cemented his status as South Africa’s richest individual, maintaining his lead over fellow South African magnate Nicky Oppenheimer.
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Koursaris started at AVI in 2002 as a business development analyst and rose to become a business development executive in January 2011.
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Kenyan tycoon Baloobhai Patel’s Bamburi Cement expects $2.57 million in savings with solar plants
Patel, a Kenyan multimillionaire and owner of a 4.12-percent stake in Bamburi Cement through his private investment company, Aksaya Investment.
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Through the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, Aga Khan IV owns 37.98 percent of Jubilee Holdings and 11.85 percent of its …
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Dippenaar holds a 1.76-percent stake in FirstRand, which translates to 98,726,988 shares in the group.
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Lynch’s 2023 compensation package reflects a 53.69-percent increase compared to the previous year’s total reward of R11.81 million ($0.62 million).