The Top 5 Richest Africans Over the Next Decade

From: http://african.howzit.msn.com





















                                                                                Theophilus Danjuma - Nigerian




Danjuma is thought to be worth about $600 million, largely derived from his holding in South Atlantic Petroleum (SAPETRO). Danjuma is one of the continent's richest men and with the rising price of oil, his fortunes increase every day.

                                                   
                                                                          Cyril Ramaphosa - South Africa
  Ramaphosa is a former National Union of Mineworkers activist, and is now thought to be worth in the region of                                       $275 million, generated through a wide range of investments.   


                                                                                 Aliko Dangote - Nigeria 

Dangote's wealth is currently pegged at around $10.1 billion, most of which was generated through investments in sugar, flour, and cement. The 54-year-old father of three is currently the continent's richest man, according toForbes magazine.


                                                           

                                                              Mike Adenuga - Nigeria


Adenuga's wealth is estimated to be around $4.3 billion - but this figure has been debated by his aides. Adenuga amassed his substantial fortune through business interests in telecommunications, banking, and oil.




                                               




                                                  Patrice Motsepe - South Africa




The 49-year-old Motsepe is worth an estimated $2.5 billion. He is said to be South Africa's first and only black billionaire. His wealth is largely derived from mining.









Marketing Seminar for Corporates- DO NOT MISS!!


Speakers at a seminar on branding
(COURTESY OF CORPORATE DIGEST.COM)
Marketing Initiative Limited has organized a conference designed specifically for Non Marketing top executives in public, private and non-profit organizations in the Tanzanian corporate world.
We see the seminar as a tool that will empower non marketing professionals to become value creators in their organizations,” Ikechukwu Kalu, a Director at Marketing Initiatives Limited told Corporate Digest in an emailed statement.
Kalu who has 28 years of decent exposure in marketing and commercial related functions said that Non Marketing Executives tend not to appreciate the fundamental role Marketing plays in the overall success of the organization.
“Non marketing executives can no longer be engrossed in their professional roles in today’s competitive and global business environment. They must see the synergy that a harmonious interplay of the different roles (value chain) in delivering sustainable value to the organization,” he said.
We are increasingly seeing executives with non commercial backgrounds assume oversight function (role) over Marketing. They have the leadership and functional competence but do not understand the basis of marketing decisions and hence tend to frustrate Marketing efforts.
Rodgers Mbaga, commenting on the forthcoming seminar added that a marketing appreciation platform for non Marketing professionals and or executives overseeing Marketing (without prior training in Marketing) is a must at this stage of our economic evolution.
This seminar will enable non marketing executives acquire a better grasp of the marketing decision making process and stimulate synergy and alignment within the different business units. This is extremely necessary for us to consistently achieve our corporate goals.
Richard C. Christian described Marketing as ‘Finding out what the customer wants and then giving it to him at a profit’. Marketing is therefore the business activity of presenting products or services to potential customers or clients in such a way as to make them eager to buy again and again. Today, business starts and ends with Marketing. Every executive in a forward looking business or corporation must embrace this truth.
Marketing Initiative Limited who are also the organizers of the Tanzania Marketing Communications Conference (TMCC), said that the seminar will be held at Serena Hotel, Dar es Salaam on June 29th 2012. 

African Barrick Gold Plc (ABG) now Listed at DSE

CANT BELIEVE I JUST FOUND ABOUT THIS LOL


On 7th December 2011, DSE witnessed the cross listing of African Barrick Gold Plc (ABG), which added a total market value of TZS 5,396.73 billion. This makes the total equity market capitalization of DSE to move up to TZS 11,490.29 billion. With the cross listing of ABG Tanzanian investors can now buy ABG shares at its primary stock exchange i.e. London Stock Exchange in UK through their local stockbrokers. ABG also becomes the first mining company operating in Tanzania to be listed at DSE.
 
 

CEO IN THE DEEP FOR FORGING RESUME

http://www.corporate-digest.com/?q=node%2F32%2F#ceointhedeepforrgingwegrfthtfytgyfjt

Every woman should read this!

Yes, we live in a man's world but if you can think like them you can stand amongst them with pride and maybe as equals but with a booty and bust lol!

And oh, I can not wait to see the movie!







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