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Big Story: Did You Know Dr Sudhir Is The Only Ugandan Ranked Among 20 Wealthiest Men In Africa

By Frank Kamuntu

Tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia has been ranked among the 20 richest people in Africa weighing over 1.4 Billion dollars.

Sudhir Ruparelia is a Ugandan businessman who made his fortune in real estate and he is the founder and chairman of the Ruparelia Group, a conglomerate with interests in insurance, hospitality, real estate, and education. Ruparelia is also a philanthropist and has donated to various charitable causes in Uganda.

Sudhir owns several companies, including Premier Recruitment Limited—Kampala, Crane Management Services Limited—Kampala, Delhi Public International School-Naguru, Kampala, Goldstar Insurance Company Limited—Kampala, Kabira Country Club—Bukoto, Kampala, Kampala International School Uganda, Kampala Parents’ School, Kampala Speke Hotel—Kampala, and Meera Investments Limited—Kampala.

Others are; Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort – Munyonyo, Premier Roses Limited – Entebbe, Rosebud Limited – Entebbe, Sanyu FM 88.2 – Kampala, Speke Apartments Limited – Kampala, Speke Resort and Conference Center – Munyonyo, Kampala, Kampala Tourist Hotel – Kampala, Victoria University Uganda – Kampala, Vcon Construction Uganda Limited.

In a period of more than 20 years, Dr Sudhir has been propagated in the operations and performance of the various Ruparelia Group businesses, most of which are the Country’s leading players in their respective sectors. The tycoon business empire stretches from financial services, hospitality, Education, real estate, entertainment, and floriculture.

Meanwhile, other tycoons on the latest list of Africa’s billionaires, include;

  1. Aliko Dangote (Nigeria) – $13.5 billion
Aliko Dangote Chairman and CEO of Dangote Group is one the Billionaires In Africa
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Dangote is a businessman who made his fortune in cement, sugar, and flour. He is the founder of the Dangote Group, which operates in 10 African countries.

2. Nassef Sawiris (Egypt) – $9.6 billion

Nassef Sawiris is one of the top 20 billionaires in Africa| The Onion
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Sawiris is an Egyptian billionaire businessman and the CEO of Orascom Construction Industries, a company involved in infrastructure projects such as airports and highways.

3. Nicky Oppenheimer & family (South Africa) – $8 billion

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The Oppenheimer family has been involved in the diamond industry for generations and made their fortune through their stake in the diamond mining company De Beers.

4. Johann Rupert & family (South Africa) – $7.2 billion

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Rupert is the chairman of the luxury goods company Richemont, which owns brands such as Cartier, Montblanc, and Dunhill.

5. Mike Adenuga (Nigeria) – $6.5 billion

Mike Adenuga
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Adenuga is a businessman who made his fortune in telecommunications, oil, and banking. He is the founder of Globacom, a leading telecommunications provider in Nigeria.

6. Abdulsamad Rabiu (Nigeria) – $5.5 billion

Abdulsamad Rabiu
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Rabiu is the founder and chairman of BUA Group, a conglomerate with interests in cement, sugar, and other industries.

7. Issad Rebrab & family (Algeria) – $4.4 billion

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Rebrab is the founder and CEO of Cevital, a conglomerate with interests in food, retail, and real estate.

8. Naguib Sawiris (Egypt) – $4 billion

Naguib Sawiris is back among the 500 wealthiest b'naires in the world + | The Onion
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Sawiris is the chairman of Orascom Telecom Media and Technology, a company that operates in telecommunications and media.

9. Koos Bekker (South Africa) – $3.1 billion

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Bekker is the former CEO of Naspers, a multinational media and internet group that operates in more than 100 countries.

10. Mohamed Mansour (Egypt) – $2.7 billion

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Mansour is the chairman of Mansour Group, a conglomerate with interests in automotive, retail, and real estate.

11. Patrice Motsepe (South Africa) – $2.5 billion

Patrice Tlhopane Motsepe | South African businessman | Britannica
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Motsepe is the founder and chairman of African Rainbow Minerals, a mining company that operates in South Africa and other African countries.

12. Aziz Akhannouch (Morocco) – $2.3 billion

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Akhannouch is the CEO of Akwa Group, a conglomerate with interests in oil and gas, real estate, and media.

13. Yasseen Mansour (Egypt) – $1.9 billion

Africa Facts Zone on Twitter: "3 Egyptian Brothers, Mohamed Mansour, Youssef Mansour and Yasseen Mansour are all US Dollar Billionaires. Mohamed is worth $2.9 billion, and Youssef is worth $1.5B: The Onion
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Mansour is the co-owner of Mansour Group along with his brothers Mohamed and Youssef.

14. Othman Benjelloun (Morocco) – $1.8 billion

Benjelloun is the CEO of BMCE Bank of Africa, one of the largest banks in Morocco.

15. Folorunso Alakija (Nigeria) – $1.6 billion

Africa's richest self-made woman shares 7 pieces of advice for success | Business Insider Africa
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Alakija is a businesswoman who made her fortune in oil and is the founder of Famfa Oil, a Nigerian oil exploration company.

16.Youssef Mansour (Egypt) – $1.5 billion

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Mansour is the co-owner of Mansour Group along with his brothers Mohamed and Yasseen.

17. Mohammed Dewji (Tanzania) – $1.4 billion

Mohammed Dewji |The Onion
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Dewji is the CEO of MeTL Group, a Tanzanian conglomerate

18. Strive Masiyiwa (Zimbabwe) – $3.3 billion

Strive Masiyiwa, Zimbabwe's messenger of hope | The Onion
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Strive Masiyiwa is a Zimbabwean entrepreneur and philanthropist who is the founder and executive chairman of Econet Wireless, a telecommunications company that operates in several African countries. He is also a member of the Africa Progress Panel, a group of distinguished individuals who advocate for equitable and sustainable development in Africa.

19. Abdulsalam Rabiu (Nigeria) – $1.2 billion

Rabiu Abdul Salam's BUA's Gigantic Moves| The Onion
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Abdulsalam Rabiu is a Nigerian businessman and the founder and chairman of BUA Group, a conglomerate with interests in cement, sugar, and other industries. He is also a philanthropist and has donated to various causes in Nigeria, including education and healthcare. Rabiu is committed to developing Nigeria’s economy and creating job opportunities for its citizens.

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