Co-op Bank led by Gideon Muriuki secures $25.2 million to support women-owned businesses in Kenya
Muriuki, Co-op Bank’s CEO and managing director, welcomed the financing, emphasizing the critical need to bolster support for women-owned businesses.
Muriuki, Co-op Bank’s CEO and managing director, welcomed the financing, emphasizing the critical need to bolster support for women-owned businesses.
Despite this short-term setback, Ovia retains his position as Nigeria’s richest banker, underscoring his enduring success as a prominent businessman in the country.
This setback follows a period of notable loss of $6.2 million between April 5 and 13, when Arnold’s stake in Eaton decreased from $170.89 million to $164.68 million.
This initiative aligns with the Egyptian government’s food security strategy of localizing grain silo manufacturing.
Dangote highlighted the importance of the government’s national backward integration policy, which aims to create a self-sufficient domestic sugar industry by incentivizing local producers.
MTN Uganda boasts an impressive 98 percent coverage area, serving a vast majority of the Ugandan population.
Founded in 2021, GoSolr has been at the forefront of making solar energy accessible, affordable, and flexible for all.
Benjelloun remains not only Morocco’s second-wealthiest individual after Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch but also one of the most prosperous investors on the local bourse.
The group finds renewed support with the return of Aig-Imoukhuede, a business and philanthropic leader, following the passing of banking titan Herbert Wigwe.
The issuance marks a significant milestone for EFG Hermes, representing its fifth such issuance and the second within a pre-approved EGP2-billion ($41.8 million) program.
The recent financial setback experienced by Tazi underscores the broader challenges facing Sothema and highlights the unpredictable nature of the stock market.
Located near the New Administrative Capital on a 228,212-square-meter plot, Sheya is slated for completion within four years.
The $240-million decline is primarily attributed to the recent decrease in the market value of his 9.81-percent stake in Glencore.
Dangote Sugar’s $49.6-million first-quarter 2024 loss stemmed primarily from a $74-million foreign exchange loss from the group’s business operations.
This increase underscores Saad’s significant influence in South Africa’s business landscape, elevating him among the top investors on the JSE.
The impressive performance is attributed to a significant revenue increase of 173 percent to N88.55 billion ($62.9 million) compared to N32.4 billion ($23 million) in Q1 2023.