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In March 2018 they sold their 50% stake in the landmark Capitol Singapore project to erstwhile partner Perennial Real Estate Holdings for $380 million.
The Kwees are avid art collectors, decorating their various properties with works by artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Frank Stella.
Reid Hoffman is best known as the cofounder of career-focused social network LinkedIn and as a venture capital investor, but the billionaire is also putting money into social causes he's passionate about.
Duet, a U.K-based private equity company, has acquired a majority interest in AJEast Nigeria, a Nigerian African beverage manufacturer, for $50 million
Interview with the founders of Potomac International Partners on how African governments and multinationals can navigate the American 'Beltway' of influence
Mfonobong Nsehe interviews Dr. Christiaan Van Der Walt, Chief Technology Officer at MyBucks, about the brand's ambitions to offer access and financial inclusion to Africa and the under-connected and underserved around the world.
Africa’s richest woman Isabel dos Santos has failed to respond to her summons from state prosecutors to answer questions about alleged financial impropriety during her time as chairperson of Sonangol, the state oil company.
“How did I get here?” is the only thought to cross my mind as I gripped tightly on a briefcase with $16,000 in cash. Wake up. This has got to be a dream. Wake up. This was a negotiation war of a lifetime.
Congolese multi-millionaire Moise Katumbi is seeing permission to return to DR Congo this week in order to contest presidential elections scheduled to be held in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on 23 December 2018.