Kenyan tycoon Joshua Oigara’s KCB Group launches new subsidiary in Rwanda after merger
KCB Group operates as a holding company for subsidiaries across Africa.
KCB Group operates as a holding company for subsidiaries across Africa.
Shawmut Limited, the Moi family’s private investment firm, owns 1.03 percent of the Kenyan commercial bank.
The surge in earnings was driven by an 11-percent increase in service revenue and a 45-percent increase in data revenue.
Shah owns a beneficial 10.98-percent stake in the company.
As of press time, Mwangi’s stake in the Kenyan financial services group is valued at $52.81 million.
GatesAir has announced that Thomson Broadcast has inked a definitive agreement to acquire them.
The tycoon’s appeal was intended to assist the country in becoming a major food exporter.
The leading Tanzanian gold magnate owns a substantial 4.22-percent stake in Shanta Gold Limited.
Jacqueline Mengi has won another obstacle in her efforts to fight for the control of the deceased’s estate.
The Mauritius-based group is led by Espitalier-Noel, who has a 9.92-percent beneficial stake in the company.
Muriuki now controls 137.8 million shares in the company.
Axian group has grown to become Madagascar’s leading solar energy producer under the leadership of Hiridjee.
The Moi family is said to be Kenya’s second-largest landowner.
Aziz was reportedly the first Tanzanian to have a net worth of more than $1 billion, according to Forbes.
Equity Bank Uganda is one of many operating subsidiaries of Equity Group Holdings.
Munga is a non-executive director at Britam and a co-founder and former chairman of Equity Group Holdings.