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South African Van der Walt brothers boost RMB Holdings stake to $34 million

South African billionaires Faan and Dirk van der Walt boost RMB Holdings stake to $34 million, strengthening strategic influence.

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Five new Black billionaires join global ranks in 2026

Five new Black billionaires join global ranks in 2026, pushing combined wealth past $120 billion.

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How wealthy Africans structure wealth to survive divorce, death, and disputes

Africa’s ultra-wealthy structure wealth to survive divorce, death, and disputes, ensuring continuity across generations and crises.

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Glencore, Canada close to deal to rescue copper facility  

Canada and Quebec are close to reaching a deal with Glencore to keep the Horne copper smelter operational.

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Nigerian investor Tokunboh Ishmael builds Africa-focused impact capital platform through Alitheia Capital

Tokunboh Ishmael builds Alitheia Capital into a leading platform channeling impact investment into Africa’s underserved, high-growth sectors.

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ReconAfrica begins Namibia oil testing, advances Gabon exploration drive

ReconAfrica begins production testing in Namibia while advancing Gabon exploration, signaling momentum in its African upstream growth strategy.

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Ethiopia gets $13 billion in investments, led by Ming Yang Smart Energy’s $10 billion commitment

Ethiopia secures $13 billion in investment deals to boost manufacturing, energy and infrastructure growth after Addis Ababa summit.

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Meet Ibrahim Sagna: The dealmaker building Africa’s next generation of global champions

Ibrahim Sagna is reshaping African investing, backing tech, media and sports ventures to build globally competitive, Africa-born champions.

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Meet Nigerian billionaire businessman Emeka Offor, holding Guinea Insurance stake worth over $5 million

Nigerian billionaire Emeka Offor, founder of Chrome Group, controls more than 65% stake in Guinea Insurance Plc valued at over $5 million, positioning him at the center of the company’s recapitalization drive. The holding, equivalent to 5.59 billion shares, is structured through Chrome Oil Services Ltd and Nimek Investments Ltd, reinforcing long-term control and financial flexibility. As Guinea Insurance launches a N5.8 billion ($4.2 million) rights issue, Offor’s dominant stake underscores his influence in Nigeria’s insurance sector and signals a…

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