Top Ten Richest in Africa
Nassef Sawiris is this year’s richest Arab with a net worth of $6.6 billion in Forbes Billionaires list that didn't include any billionaires from Saudi, keeping all 10 off the list. Nassef Sawiris is this year’s richest Arab with a net worth of $6.6 billion in Forbes Billionaires list that didn't include any billionaires from Saudi, keeping all 10 off the list.
Christoffel Wiese net worth: Christoffel Wiese is a veteran business leader from South Africa who has a net worth of $5.4 billion. Christoffel Wiese is one of the richest people in South Africa. Christoeffel Wiese serves as Chairman and the largest single shareholder of Shoprite, Africa's biggest retailer, low-priced supermarket chain.
Nathan Kirsh is a Swazi business magnate who has an estimated net worth of $5.80 billion. In 1958, Nathan Kirsh founded his corn milling business in Swaziland. He expanded into wholesale food business after apartheid in South Africa. His company was obligated to buy all the corn grown in Swaziland and became its importer of the crop.
Naguib Sawiris is an Egyptian businessman cum politician who enjoys a net worth of $2.5 billion according to Forbes magazine. He is the 2nd richest man in Egypt and the 9th richest in Africa. His business career started in 1979 with Egypt’s largest private sector company, Orascom.
Who is the richest man in Africa in 2016, and what is the sphere of his activity? What is his native country? This year Aliko Dangote, Johann Rupert, Nathan Kirsh, Mohamed Mansour, Mike Adenuga, Issad Rebrab made the list.
Forbes has ranked the 50 richest people in Africa in 2015 ... The 16 richest people in South Africa right now. ... Koos Bekker, who boasts a $1.7 ...
Othman Benjelloun tops the list of Morocco’s richest people in Forbes’ 2016 ranking, which included the same names as last year. Othman Benjelloun tops the list of Morocco’s richest people in Forbes’ 2016 ranking, which included the same names as last year.
The 50 Richest People in Africa 20) Folorunsho Alakija – Net Worth: $1.9 Billion (Nigerian) Folorunsho Alakija is the second richest woman in Africa and third richest black woman in the world.
He is the co-owner of the Mansour Group but compared to his other two brothers, Mohamed and Yasseen, Youssef maintains a very low profile. All three brothers are on the list of richest men in Forbes. In fact, he is the 6th richest man in Egypt and Africa’s 15th richest.Youssef acquired his net worth thanks mainly to the Caterpillar dealerships in Russia and in as many as 8 countries in Africa.