
10 companies owned by world’s first Black billionaire, Robert L. Johnson
In 2001, Johnson made history by selling BET to Viacom for an astonishing $3 billion, making him the first Black billionaire.
In 2001, Johnson made history by selling BET to Viacom for an astonishing $3 billion, making him the first Black billionaire.
Moti, one of South Africa’s most controversial businessmen, is the founder of the Moti Group.
Shah is a top figure in Kenya’s banking industry. He is renowned for founding I&M Group.
Despite this financial setback, Ndegwa remains one of Kenya’s wealthiest investors and ranks as one of the country’s richest businessmen.
Through African Rainbow Energy, Motsepe owns an indirect 40-percent stake in SOLA Group.
Billionaires.Africa highlights five companies under Morgan Freeman’s ownership, cementing his status as an entertainment and business titan.
The Moi family, renowned for its significant influence in both business and politics, has emerged as one of Kenya’s wealthiest families.
Under the leadership of Nassa, Coris Bank has emerged as a formidable force in the financial services industry.
Alan Pullinger remains one of South Africa’s most affluent executives and one of the wealthiest investors on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Naivas, a retail giant established in 1990 by the late Kenyan tycoon Peter Mukuha Kago, has long held a dominant presence in Kenya.
After pursuing a majority stake in BET Media Group, Allen’s recent bid represents a major development in the rapidly evolving media landscape.
Under Molefe’s astute leadership as group CFO, MTN Group has experienced a remarkable surge in profitability and revenue.
Tinubu, a towering figure in the Nigerian energy industry, who owns 66.67 percent of Ocean and Oil Development Partners (OODP), has an indirect stake in Oando.
Under the visionary leadership of Mwangi, Equity Group has emerged as a dominant force in East and Central Africa.
Azudialu-Obiejesi’s decision to procure the G-700 aircraft underscores his commitment to building a world-class energy conglomerate.
The Merali family has seen the market value of their shares in Sasini drop by Ksh462.95 million ($3.15 million) in the past 21 days.