Dangote Group founder Aliko Dangote has announced that his company has signed an investment deal worth over US$1 billion with the Government of Zimbabwe. The billionaire revealed plans to construct a petroleum pipeline linking Nigeria to Walvis Bay in Namibia, and extending to Zimbabwe. He also intends to establish a cement manufacturing plant and invest in power generation projects. 🎥 Christine Charumbira | Nashtvzimbabwe

19K views · 246 reactions | Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, is selling a business unit of his conglomerates, Dangote Flour Mills Plc, to Olam International at a value worth ₦130 billion, an equivalent of $361.11 million. #PulseWoChitBI #PulseNigeria #Dangote #AlikoDangote | Pulse Nigeria | Facebook

🔴 Aliko Dangote: "Nobody can come and develop our own continent but us" 👉 Aliko Dangote, CEO of Dangote Industries Limited, was among over 2,500 economic and political leaders who gathered on May 16-17 in Kigali, Rwanda, for the Africa CEO Forum. 👉 His vision for African integration, his insights on the functioning of the AfCFTA, and his views on the necessary actions for the continent to claim its rightful place on the global stage... The full exclusive interview he gave to The Africa Report

Aliko Dangote just became the first African to hit a $30 billion net worth. But this milestone is more than money, it’s a signal of how African industry is evolving. #Dangote #AfricaBusiness #Billionaires #Nigeria #BusinessInsiderAfrica | Business Insider Africa

Aliko Dangote, The Richest Black Man In The World, Makes History As The First African To Reach A $30B Net Worth | Gist Me-TV Canada