Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote has officially retired as the Chairman of Dangote Sugar Refinery.His retirement which becomes effective on Monday 16th of June, 2025, was announced in a ...

Aliko Dangote commended President Bola Tinubu's strategic appointments at NNPC, praising the new leadership team's expertise and commitment to reform.

Ina recent interview with Financial Times Africa, the 61-year-old billionaire who is divorced with three grown up children revealed that he might find a new wife to help him ‘calm down’.

Find out why Aliko Dangote is on the TIME100 Most Influential People in Philanthropy 2025 list.

After reshaping Africa’s cement and oil industries, Aliko Dangote is pouring billions into fertiliser, rice, sugar and tomatoes.

Aliko Dangote earned his billionaire status as the founder of the Dangote Group, Africa's largest cement producer.

A weakened Nigerian currency pulled down the value of Dangote’s fortune, making South African luxury goods magnate Johann Rupert the continent’s richest person.

At the core of Dangote’s philosophy is the belief that Africa’s future prosperity relies on the continent's ability to harness its resources.

Dangote denied both claims and invited lawmakers to inspect the plant where its product was tested. He said he did not receive any incentive from the Nigerian government regarding the refinery.

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, opens up about the challenges he faced building one of the continent’s largest oil refineries.

Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote is planning to set up an oil trading arm, likely based in London, to help run crude and products supply for his new refinery in Nigeria, six sources familiar ...

Aliko Dangote, founder of the Dangote Group, wants to help oil-rich Nigeria to reduce fuel imports and become self-sufficient.