Nigerians love chocolate as much as anyone, yet they have no industry making it.
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In the forested hills of Togo in West Africa, a quiet revolution is underway—one promising power to the people.
Aliko Dangote carries with him hopes of African business that this continent too can have its own powerful multi-national that can hold its own against the...
FORBES AFRICA recognizes Wangari Maathai for a special lifetime achievement award at its Person of the Year event
An own goal kicked off the worst day for business whiz kid, Mandla Sibeko—the man who branded the World Cup.
At a time in life when many are in quiet retirement, canny businessman Manu Chandaria has taken up the sword in the fight for economic unity.
Alfonso Ippolito wakes up in another hotel room in Johannesburg; his Italian home is eight hours away by plane. He checks his email anxiously for updates...