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Gallery — Africa's richest people — African Billionaires — Ali Haddad — Assem Allam — Billionaires Africa — Clube Desportivo Feirense — Elmina Sharks — Featured — Forbes African billionaires — Hull City FC — Irvin Khoza — Kaizer Chiefs — Kaizer Motuang — Kunle Soname — Mamelodi Sundowns — Mohammed Dewji – Simba SC — Moise Katumbi — Orlando Pirates — Papa Kwasi Nduom — Patrice Motsepe — TP Mazembe — USM Alger
From South Africa to Algeria, These Men Are Africa’s Richest Football Club Owners
These mega-rich businessmen have divested their wealth into professional sports teams.
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Kenya is part of an elite group of five African countries accounting for over half the continent’s private wealth held by individuals.
Billionaires.Africa Ranking: The 20 Richest Investors On the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX)
The top 20 investors on the Nigerian Stock Exchange have amassed staggering wealth through equity stakes in their own and other companies.
From Daring to Diligent to Dangerous: The Many Colorful Faces of Russian and Eurasian Business in Africa. Part II.
Part II of our gallery of Russian and Eurasian businessmen who are pursuing opportunities in Africa.
From Daring to Diligent to Dangerous: The Many Colorful Faces of Russian and Eurasian Business in Africa. Part I.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union, an eclectic array of Russian and Eurasian entrepreneurs have taken to the African continent.
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Aspen’s market slump wipes $52 million from South African tycoon Gus Attridge’s stake
Attridge, who serves as the group’s chief advisor, holds a 4.3 percent stake in the Durban-based pharmaceutical giant, amounting to 19,033,829 shares.
Somali tycoon Ismail Ahmed’s Zepz raises $267 million to expand in Africa
The venture capital firm Accel, along with Leapfrog and TCV, led the latest funding round for Zepz.
Court orders Kenyan media mogul Samuel Macharia to repay $3.1 million to Directline Assurance
Justice Alfred Mabeya, in his ruling, stated that the transfer of funds by Macharia, 82, was illegal and intended to financially cripple the company.
Egyptian businessman Mohammed Elsewedy's stake in electric giant exceeds $770 million
Elsewedy, who serves as the company's vice president, holds a 17.76-percent stake —equivalent to 385.6 million ordinary shares.