Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji wins Industrialist of the Year Award
Dewji was named “Industrialist of the Year” at the All Africa Business Leaders Awards annual gala in South Africa on Friday.
Dewji was named “Industrialist of the Year” at the All Africa Business Leaders Awards annual gala in South Africa on Friday.
Despite this setback, the Tanzanian billionaire brothers remain among the wealthiest investors on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange.
Bakhresa is the founder of Tanzanian conglomerate, Bakhresa Group.
Azizi, chairman of Taifa Mining, lauded the deal as a significant milestone for the company.
Aziz, one of Tanzania’s wealthiest men, has tentacles in telecoms, aviation, mining, real estate, and port management.
Thirteen firms are vying for licenses to build berths for handling gas imports in Kenya, two months after Aziz was granted a license.
Dewji has skillfully translated his entrepreneurial zeal into a multibillion-dollar empire.
Aziz is one of the richest businessmen in East Africa.
Aziz was named the first dollar billionaire in Tanzania by Forbes in 2013.
The license sets the stage for a billionaire brawl between Aziz and Mohamed Jaffer
Dewji has expressed his readiness to challenge major beverage companies.
Dewji’s entrepreneurial journey began at a young age, and he has since built MeTL Group into a multi-billion-dollar empire.
Dewji showcases his philanthropic spirit through his role as the founder and financier of the Mo Dewji Foundation.
Dewji is the CEO of MeTL, a diversified group.
Tanzanian billionaire Reginald Mengi died on May 2, 2019, in Dubai, UAE.
The billionaire believes that drastic measures are required to ensure food security on the continent.