The World'S Six Black Rich

The world needs more black people.

Ali Koedam Gert

Ali Koedam Gert (Aliko Dangote)

Nationality: Nigeria

Source: sugar, flour and cement

Net assets: $13 billion 800 million

The Africa's richest man is seeking to list his biggest asset, the London cement exchange, later this year.

The company has already listed on the Nigeria stock exchange.

At the age of 21, Dangert began to turn to his legendary millionaire uncle, Mr.

Dantata (Usman Dantata) borrowed money to buy and sell goods.

His company quickly grew into a large conglomerate which covered sugar, flour and cement.

Dangert is also enthusiastic about charity.

Mohamed AlAmoudi

Mohamed AlAmoudi (MohammedAl-Amoudi)

Nationality: Saudi Arabia

Source: Oil

Net assets: $12 billion 300 million

As a Saudi citizen, he does not forget his Ethiopia lineage (his father is a Saudi, and his mother is a Ethiopia).

He invested money in the once devastated country and set up a gold mine, a five star hotel, and a large farm.

Rice, corn and other crops are exported to Saudi Arabia on the farm.

Since 70s of last century, Mao Di began investing in Sweden.

His main assets in Sweden include Svenska Petroleum Exploration, which produces crude oil in Africa, and Preem, a Petroleum.

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Patrice Moby

Patrice Mott Saby (Patrice Motsepe)

Nationality: South Africa

Financial resources: mining industry

Net assets: $3 billion 300 million

Moth born was born in Soweto, South Africa, received law class education, and later became Bauman of South Africa.

The first black partner of Bowman Gilfillan.

Later he began to run his own business, buying low yield gold mines and making them profitable.

Mothy is the biggest African Rainbow Minerals in the world.

The company mined various minerals including platinum, gold, nickel, iron, coal and manganese.

He holds a 5% stake in the listed Sanlam (Sanlam) or the owner of the Mamelodi Sundowns in South Africa's Mame Roddy sunset.

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Oprah Winfery

Oprah Winfery (Oprah Winfrey)

Nationality: USA

Source: TV

Net assets: $2 billion 700 million

Oprah is the most influential actor in the performing arts world and the richest black woman in the world.

The queen of the media and the Discovery Communications co founded the Oprah Winfrey Network, a lifestyle theme. Oprah Oprah.

Harpo Production, her name, created Lei.

The career of Rachel (Ray Rachael), Dr. Phil (Dr.Phil) and Dr. Ozzy (Dr.Oz).

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Michael Adenuga

Michael Arden Nur Nga (Michael Adenuga)

Nationality: Nigeria

Source of oil: oil, banking, telecommunications

Net assets: $2 billion

The low-key tycoon has gained a lot from the close relationship with former top military officials in Nigeria: a profitable military camp construction contract and a solid oil exploitation permit.

Now his assets include a bank, an oil exploration marketing company and some real estate.

And his most important asset is Globacom, which is located in western Africa.

According to reports, in April 2010, one of his daughters held a wedding of $2 million.

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Mohammed Ibrahim

Mohamed Ibrahim (Mohammed Ibrahim)

Nationality: UK

Source of revenue: Telecommunications

Net assets: $1 billion 800 million

Ibrahim was born in Sultan.

The Cell Phone Corps set up by him (CelTel) provides mobile phone service to 23 countries in Africa and the Middle East.

He sold the company at a price of US $3 billion 400 million in 2005 and made a profit of US $1 billion 400 million.

Ibrahim then invested $150 million to establish SatyaCapital, a privately owned sardia equity company, which only invested in African businesses.

His mu.

Ibrahim Africa Foundation (MoIbrahim African Foundation) has not awarded its African leader bonuses worth up to 5 million dollars for two years.