South Africa’s state power utility is looking to develop new revenue streams as it prepares to unbundle and relinquish its dominance in electricity generation and transmission.

Valterra Platinum Ltd. is nearing a decision that’s likely to take the world’s largest platinum mine underground.

A $240 billion global asset-management firm with South African origins will financially back infrastructure projects to reverse the decay of Johannesburg, the continent’s financial capital.

Middle East sovereign wealth funds, backed by trillions of dollars in assets, have advised South Africa to create a fundraising vehicle as part of a plan for a new state firm that will manage its 155 billion-rand ($9.5 billion) property portfolio.

Billionaire Aliko Dangote has opened up ownership of his Nigerian refinery to ordinary Africans for as little as $4 apiece, calling it an initial public offering “for the people.”

Nigeria’s stock market offers opportunities even after a 64% rally that’s made it the world’s best performer after South Korea, according to a fund manager with T. Rowe Price Group Inc.

Investors have committed $400 million to a planned initial public offering by Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE, the continent’s largest crude oil processing plant, which is raising money to expand the facility.

An economic revival is giving the Bank of Japan room to keep normalizing monetary policy after decades of maintaining an aggressively loose setting, according to the International Monetary Fund’s No. 2 official.

Aliko Dangote is betting that Africa’s largest refinery, the continent’s biggest cement producer and his fertilizer businesses will expand his empire fivefold to $100 billion by the end of the decade.

Dangote Cement Plc prefers to list its cement business in London because it will be quicker to sell shares on the exchange in the UK than in Dubai, according to Mariya Dangote, a board member in the cement business.

The US and Iran intensified their attacks beyond military targets during a sixth straight day of hostilities, increasing fears of a return to full war with no agreement reached over the Strait of Hormuz.

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Tanzanian tycoon Mohammed Dewji is investing in graphite mining and luxury tourism to help his MeTL Group benefit from the global scramble for minerals needed for electric-vehicle batteries and Africa’s booming high-end travel market.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google and UK actor Idris Elba will fund access to artificial intelligence tools for African creators, with the goal of helping them produce high-quality content faster and more cheaply.

Bank of Ghana Governor Johnson Asiama played down the weakness of the cedi this year and said policymakers could resume cutting interest rates once the Iran war ends.

Bank of Ghana Governor Johnson Asiama played down the weakness of the cedi this year and said policymakers could resume cutting interest rates once the Iran war ends.

The Africa Finance Corp. raised $2 billion via a syndicated loan, with more than half provided by Asian and European banks seeking to capitalize on growing demand for infrastructure projects across the continent.

Nigeria plans to refinance high-cost debt and raise funds to help plug its budget deficit, leveraging strong investor confidence amid elevated oil prices fueled by the US-Iran conflict.

Nigeria plans to refinance high-cost debt and raise funds to help plug its budget deficit, leveraging strong investor confidence amid elevated oil prices fueled by the US-Iran conflict.

Ghana’s economy is growing faster than expected as companies benefit from lower inflation and interest rates, with budget and foreign-exchange reforms helping offset the impact from the war in Iran, Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said.