Kenyan tycoon James Mwangi’s Equity Group loses $8.34-million tax dispute against KRA
Equity Bank Kenya is the Kenyan banking unit of Equity Group Holdings, a financial services groupi.
Equity Bank Kenya is the Kenyan banking unit of Equity Group Holdings, a financial services groupi.
The Kenyatta family owns an impressive 13.2-percent stake in NCBA Group, or 217,497,023 ordinary shares.
Kariuki is one of the richest men in Kenya with businesses in real estate and hospitality, energy, beverages and infrastructure.
I&M Bank Group is a prominent financial services conglomerate founded by Shah.
Patel established Aksaya to consolidate his property, private equities, and public-traded equities into a single vehicle.
Mwangi has played a pivotal role in Equity Group’s expansion.
Azizi, chairman of Taifa Mining, lauded the deal as a significant milestone for the company.
Under Raval, the chairman of Devki Group, Simba Cement has been actively pursuing strategic growth initiatives.
Diamond Trust Bank Group reports impressive Q1 profit surge of more than $17 million, led by Devji.
Simba Telecom is a Kampala-based telecom enterprise.
Munga holds a substantial 72 million shares in Britam Holdings.
Raval’s steel firm ventures into renewable energy with an ambitious $1.9-million wind farm project.
The Rajabali brothers, considered two of Tanzania’s richest individuals, own a combined 2.6-percent stake in CRDB Bank.
Rutakangwa’s entrepreneurial journey and the success of Rwazi highlight the transformative power of technology.
Raval founded Devki Group in Nairobi in 1986 as a small steel-processing and trade enterprise.
Mbire, the wealthiest investor on the Uganda Stock Exchange. loses $3.6 million as MTN Uganda’s stock price takes a hit.