
Benedict Peters: How envy-fuelled fiction tried—and failed!
Benedict Peters is not an invader, but an investor. He is not a threat, but a thriving thread in the fabric of African economic renaissance.
Benedict Peters is not an invader, but an investor. He is not a threat, but a thriving thread in the fabric of African economic renaissance.
Pan-African billionaire Benedict Peters’ dispute over lift access at an Accra apartment complex led to a peaceful vehicle protest, resolved without disruptions.
African mining company Bravura plans a lithium hydroxide facility in Germany to supply automakers, reducing reliance on China.
Benedict Peters, through Bravura Holdings, has propelled this project forward, showcasing its comprehensive design at the Indaba.
Dive into the dynamic world of African business magnates, where Benedict Peters teams up with the Atlantic Council, Femi Otedola secures a massive dividend from Geregu Power, and Aliko Dangote propels his companies toward public listings.
The groundbreaking collaboration sets the stage for a three-year program aimed at harnessing Africa’s substantial reserves of critical minerals.
This revelation follows the recent collaboration between Nigeria’s state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Aiteo Eastern E&P Company.
From Peters’ ace move in Mozambique to Johann Rupert’s claim of the title of Africa’s richest man, it has been an interesting week in African wealth.
Aiteo, Africa’s leading oil independent, which is owned by Peters, is now operator of the prolific Mazenga gas block in Mozambique.
Step into the world of Nigeria’s elite oil magnates.
The new premium crude oil grade was unveiled at the ongoing Argus European Crude Conference.
Billionaires.Africa has identified and tracked seven notable assets owned by billionaire Benedict Peters.
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