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In 2023 Africa produced a total of 19 billionaires all worth $81.5 bn down from $84.9bn a year ago. Many of these tycoons make the most of their income from controlling major industries and sectors in their home country. Inspired by Forbes latest 2023 release, These are the richest men in Africa 2023

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10. Mohammed Mansour
Net worth: $2.8bn
Age: 75
Business: automobile and equipment sales
Country: Eygpt

9. Patrice Motsepe
Net worth: $3.1 billion
Age: 61
Business: mining
Country: South Africa

8. Naguib Sawiris
Net worth: $3.3 billion
Age: 68
Business: Telecom
Country: Eygpt

At least they're aged, they've worked really hard for these money.

7. Issad Rebrab
Net worth: $4.6 billion
Age: 79
Business: media, steel, appliances
Country: Algeria

6.Mike Adenuga
Net worth: $5.6 billion
Age: 69
Business: Telecom, Oil
Country: Nigeria

5. Nassef Sawiris
Net worth: $7.2
Age: 62
Business: fertilizer, Football
Country: Eygpt

4. Abdulsamad Rabiu
Net worth: $7.6 billion
Age: 62
Business: edible oil, cement, sugar, pasta, Real estate
Country: Nigeria

3. Nicky Oppenheimer
Net worth: $8.7 billion
Age: 77
Business: Diamond, aviation
Country: South Africa

2. Johann Rupert
Net worth: $10.7 billion
Age: 72
Business: Fashion and Jewellery
Country: South Africa

1. Aliko Dangote
Net worth: $13.5 billion
Age: 65
Business: fertilizer, cement, pasta, sugar, salt
Country: Nigeria

I no see Prof Mama Udu name there ooo


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Oil is not listed yet among Dangote’s business interests.

The African Jews no dey.

No fake billionaire mentioned

What happened to the ladies,I new time and time most quota system billionaires like Femi otedola and famfa oil will drop out

I go dey this list one day.... Amen

No technology related field among the billionaires. Wetin dey happen?

efembaba:
No technology related field among the billionaires. Wetin dey happen?

Tech was not really pioneered in Africa. We are just beginning to catch up.

True but isn't it high time? With the number of tech companies we have

Ayojideonline:
Tech was not really pioneered in Africa. We are just beginning to catch up.

efembaba:
True but isn't it high time? With the number of tech companies we have

Yes, it is o ...... some are gradually moving high and acquiring properties too, like Paystack, Flutterwave, some crypto companies too and so on, hopefully they dont mess up till they get there