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Mohammed Ibrahim, $1.14 billion British, Mobile Telecoms, Investments Mo Ibrahim made his initial fortune as the founder of Celtel, an African mobile phone company, which he sold to MTC of Kuwait for $3.4 billion in 2005. He now reinvests through Satya Capital, a U.K-based, African focused private equity firm. #BlackBillionaire #BlackBillionaireClub #BlackBillionairesClub #AfricanBillionaire #AfricanAmericanBillionaire #BlackBillionaires #AfricanAmericanBillionaires #AfricanBillionaires #WealthiestBlackPeople #WealthiestBlackMen #WealthiestBlackWomen #BlackWealth #WealthiestAfrican #WealthiestAfricanMen #WealthiestBlackMan #WealthiestBlackWoman #RichBlackPeople #RichBlackMen #RichBlackWomen #RichBlackMan #RichBlackWoman #BlackBusiness #BuyBlack #PowerfulBlackMen #PowerfulBlackMen #BlackBusinessMen #BlackBusinessWomen #BlackOwned #BlackMoney #BlackFamilies

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Patrice Motsepe, $1.81 billion South African, Mining After making a fortune in mining through his African Rainbow Minerals, South Africa’s first black billionaire, Patrice Motsepe, is now reinvesting via private equity. In the last year, his new investment company, African Rainbow Capital, has made a series of investments in leading South African financial services companies. He is also the president and owner of the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club. #BlackBillionaire #BlackBillionaireClub #BlackBillionairesClub #AfricanBillionaire #AfricanAmericanBillionaire #BlackBillionaires #AfricanAmericanBillionaires #AfricanBillionaires #WealthiestBlackPeople #WealthiestBlackMen #WealthiestBlackWomen #BlackWealth #WealthiestAfrican #WealthiestAfricanMen #WealthiestBlackMan #WealthiestBlackWoman #RichBlackPeople #RichBlackMen #RichBlackWomen #RichBlackMan #RichBlackWoman #BlackBusiness #BuyBlack #PowerfulBlackMen #PowerfulBlackMen #BlackBusinessMen #BlackBusinessWomen #BlackOwned #BlackMoney #BlackFamilies

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Mohammed Al-Amoudi, $8.4billion Saudi Arabian, Oil Mohammed Al-Amoudi is one of the richest men in the Arab world, but he has deep Ethiopian roots. His mother was Ethiopian and he has been investing heavily in the African country for many years. In Ethiopia, his Midroc Ethiopia Technology Investment Group has investments in gold mining, leather production, agro processing, transport and construction. Outside Ethiopia, he owns oil refineries in Morocco and Sweden and oil fields off West Africa. #BlackBillionaire #BlackBillionaireClub #BlackBillionairesClub #AfricanBillionaire #AfricanAmericanBillionaire #BlackBillionaires #AfricanAmericanBillionaires #AfricanBillionaires #WealthiestBlackPeople #WealthiestBlackMen #WealthiestBlackWomen #BlackWealth #WealthiestAfrican #WealthiestAfricanMen #WealthiestBlackMan #WealthiestBlackWoman #RichBlackPeople #RichBlackMen #RichBlackWomen #RichBlackMan #RichBlackWoman #BlackBusiness #BuyBlack #PowerfulBlackMen #PowerfulBlackMen #BlackBusinessMen #BlackBusinessWomen #BlackOwned #BlackMoney #BlackFamilies

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Michael Jordan, $1.31 billion American, Basketball Basketball’s greatest player is the majority shareholder of Charlotte Bobcats and enjoys lucrative deals with the likes of Gatorade, Hanes and Upper Deck. His biggest pile comes from Brand Jordan, a $1 billion (sales) sportswear partnership with Nike. #BlackBillionaire #BlackBillionaireClub #BlackBillionairesClub #AfricanBillionaire #AfricanAmericanBillionaire #BlackBillionaires #AfricanAmericanBillionaires #AfricanBillionaires #WealthiestBlackPeople #WealthiestBlackMen #WealthiestBlackWomen #BlackWealth #WealthiestAfrican #WealthiestAfricanMen #WealthiestBlackMan #WealthiestBlackWoman #RichBlackPeople #RichBlackMen #RichBlackWomen #RichBlackMan #RichBlackWoman #BlackBusiness #BuyBlack #PowerfulBlackMen #PowerfulBlackMen #BlackBusinessMen #BlackBusinessWomen #BlackOwned #BlackMoney #BlackFamilies