
Moroccan billionaire Anas Sefrioui denies link to Sheffield Wednesday takeover
While he hasn’t ruled out an interest in owning a football club in the future, he made it clear that no talks or plans have been initiated regarding Sheffield Wednesday.
While he hasn’t ruled out an interest in owning a football club in the future, he made it clear that no talks or plans have been initiated regarding Sheffield Wednesday.
AXIAN Energy, controlled by Hassanein Hiridjee, is set to build a solar-plus-storage facility in Senegal’s underserved Kolda region, boosting clean power access.
Calisto’s 64.81% stake in Karooooo—about 20 million shares—has gained $71.5 million in market value over the past two weeks.
Aisha Abdulaziz called the NGX listing “a national moment,” citing Legend’s mission to build Africa’s most customer-focused, innovative internet company.
The decline has sparked debate, with Remgro recently valuing Maziv at $2.8 billion, outpacing even larger rivals like Telkom.
The performance underlines the leading retail bank’s ability to deliver in a challenging global economic environment.
Hilton Schlosberg transformed Monster Beverage from a struggling juice company into a $57 billion giant.
Ivorian banker Jean Kacou Diagou has raised his stake in NSIA Participations to 68.73%, strengthening his influence in Africa’s financial services sector.
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A court in Abidjan ruled him ineligible to run, citing his removal from the electoral list after losing Ivorian nationality upon becoming a French citizen in 1987.
This follows a strong recovery in Aspen's share price on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).
In 2024, ArcelorMittal SA paid Eskom $171 million for electricity as rising costs, weak demand, and imports pressured the steelmaker.
The recent upswing is largely credited to the revaluation of his wide-ranging private investments.
Egypt’s richest man Nassef Sawiris left the UK for Italy, blaming “years of incompetence” by the Conservative government on tax policy.
Richemont backs YNAP with a $114 million credit line to bolster digital luxury expansion, following EU approval of Mytheresa’s acquisition of YNAP.
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