
Kenya’s largest landowners, Kenyatta family, to pocket $2.6 million from NCBA
The Kenyatta family owns a 13.2-percent stake in NCBA Group through the estate of their late father, Jomo Kenyatta.
The Kenyatta family owns a 13.2-percent stake in NCBA Group through the estate of their late father, Jomo Kenyatta.
In June, Njonjo revealed that development rights for the project would be handed over to Selu Limited.
Patel holds a total of 50.06 million shares in Absa Bank Kenya, equivalent to a 0.92-percent stake.
Through his investment firm, HH Capital, Elumelu owns a 29.5-percent stake in Transnational Corporation of Nigeria (Transcorp).
Darwish holds a substantial 4.17-percent stake in IHS Holdings, amounting to 13,958,158 shares in the group.
Founded by the late Egyptian auto tycoon Raouf Ghabbour in 1985, GB Corp has emerged as a leading automobile distributor and assembler in the Middle East and North Africa.
Montanana, who is renowned for his leadership and contributions to the tech industry, founded Datatec in 1986.
Under Otedola’s guidance, Geregu Power has become a leading player in Nigeria’s power industry.
Njonjo highlighted the role of technology in this transformation, exemplifying it with an optic sensor installed at the Taveta farm.
Rebosis Property Fund was established by Ngebulana in 2010.
Motsepe serves as the inaugural chairperson of the BRICS Business Charter in South Africa.
According to data tracked by Billionaires.Africa, Moxon’s losses from his stake in Meikles Limited have now surpassed $148 million within 71 days.
Ndlovu drives Thungela’s expansion despite declining demand.
According to court documents, Bitature has been directed to personally pay $25.4 million as a result of a breach of contract.
Khalil owns a controlling stake of 58.1 percent in Raya Holding, equivalent to a substantial 1,245,661,205 shares.
Ofori, the richest investor on the Ghana Stock Exchange, holds a beneficial 6.8-percent stake in Societe Generale Ghana.