
Johann Rupert’s Richemont supports YNAP with $114 million loan
Richemont backs YNAP with a $114 million credit line to bolster digital luxury expansion, following EU approval of Mytheresa’s acquisition of YNAP.
Richemont backs YNAP with a $114 million credit line to bolster digital luxury expansion, following EU approval of Mytheresa’s acquisition of YNAP.
Africa’s self-made billionaires, rising from humble roots, are reshaping economies and pioneering industries from telecoms to energy and manufacturing.
Mohamed El-Kettani has transformed Attijariwafa Bank into Morocco’s top private lender and a $15-billion African banking powerhouse spanning 27 countries.
Otedola, chairman of FirstHoldCo and Geregu Power, holds an 11.8% stake in the Lagos-based financial group.
South African entrepreneur Mzi Khumalo built Capital Alliance into an $8 billion asset manager, blending sharp business acumen with social impact.
The bank seeks to recover $3.35 million in loans owed by Equatorial Nut Processors, controlled by Munga.
If the deal goes through, Sefrioui would join Nassef Sawiris as one of few African billionaires with stakes in English football.
The Johannesburg-listed telecom giant raised medium-term guidance, signaling a potential turnaround driven by gains in Egypt and fintech.
Revenue for the period grew from $80.64 million in 2023 to $111.9 million in 2024, a 39 percent increase.
The multi-platinum hitmaker is ready to invest hands-on in Nigeria’s creative economy, starting with film.
Indimi family feud deepens as Mohammed Indimi’s eldest son challenges sisters’ $435 million dividend claim over Oriental Energy shares.
Bamburi Cement, recently acquired by Tanzania’s Amsons Group, reported a $7 million net loss in 2024, driven by forex losses from the sale of its Ugandan unit.
Kevin Hart’s tequila brand expands commitment to $1.5 million for entrepreneurs in under-resourced communities across the U.S. and Mexico.
Their ventures have reshaped industries, establishing a lasting global legacy.
The family owns 16.71 percent of Pick n Pay, which amounts to 124.68 million shares.
The $380 million investment will boost Kenya’s manufacturing, create jobs, and support AfCTA goals.