South African banker Alan Pullinger's stake in FirstRand exceeds $30 million
This marks a significant milestone for Pullinger, who holds a 0.13 percent stake, equivalent to 7,079,000 ordinary shares in FirstRand.
This marks a significant milestone for Pullinger, who holds a 0.13 percent stake, equivalent to 7,079,000 ordinary shares in FirstRand.
Marvin Ellison, one of the few Black CEOs on the Fortune 500 list, owns 748,000 shares of Lowe’s.
The announcement follows a move by its majority shareholder, Excelsior Shipping Company, to buy out minority shareholders and take the company private.
MTN remains South Africa's top mobile network, driven by R10-billion ($567 million) annual infrastructure investments and superior download speeds of 106.22 Mbps.
The move aims to boost renewable energy projects in South Africa, as the country grapples with an increasingly strained power sector.
Total income increased by 13.04 percent to $186.28 million, driven by improved customer activity and market-linked revenue streams.
Gross earnings surged by 60.87 percent, reaching N28.17 billion ($17.21 million) from N17.51 billion ($10.7 million) in the corresponding period of 2023.
The AMETF's listing is a testament to Vunani's commitment to innovation and providing investors with valuable investment opportunities.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed the extension, emphasizing the positive relationship between both parties.
Algerian-born executive Sue Nabi's net worth takes a hit as her stake in Coty slumps below $255 million.
The financing will enhance the company’s financial stability and fund future expansion efforts.
His $20-billion refinery project aims to secure the nation's energy independence, though political corruption threatens to undermine his efforts.
The transaction, valued at Ksh4.2 billion ($32.4 million), marks a significant shift in the region's banking landscape.
MTN Nigeria’s $50-million initiative, led by CEO Karl Toriola, is transforming education with cutting-edge science labs, empowering students to build a tech-driven future.
Nigerian billionaires may soon face $6.9 million in annual fees for their foreign-registered private jets, sparking fears that operators could relocate to neighboring countries, cutting off crucial revenue for the government.
Sterling One Foundation CEO Olapeju Ibekwe is empowering young girls with the tools to shape a better future, driving gender equality and innovation through key initiatives across Africa.