Aliko Dangote

We must stop being the world’s digital quarry

But ordinary Zimbabweans driven to cynicism after years of state corruption under the ruling Zanu-PF party are pessimistic

The project could change the production structure of Zimbabwe, with fuel landing at a lesser cost

When it comes to oil projects, the country already boasts a herd of white elephants

Because of their lack of oil refineries, African countries become vulnerable to fluctuations on global markets

As the demand for oil shrinks and prices collapse, Africa’s petro states — the likes of Angola, Nigeria, Egypt and Equatorial Guinea — will be left with massive holes in their…

"Half bread is better than none," says MTN Nigeria chairman

Without investment in education the knowledge and entrepreneurial revolution won’t happen

"When it comes to power to keep his massive cement factories running, the billionaire businessman says he prefers to generate it himself"

The Panama Papers have blown open evidence that Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote is tied to mysterious firms in tax havens around the globe.

Construction’s most basic ingredient is what will make this continent boom, says Africa’s richest man.

The Nigerian-based Dangote Group will embark on a $16-billion expansion drive in over 18 countries over the next four years.

There are far more African billionaires than previously thought, and most of them are Nigerian, says "Ventures" magazine.

Nigeria will see massive growth as Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote took a $3.3-billion loan that will turn the country into an oil exporter.

Africa’s largest asset manager may invest in more companies linked to the continent’s richest man, as it seeks to tap into growing industries.