We will update soon. He once said in an interview: “My success hinges on four words – name, value, integrity and vision.” How insightful! Getting him to talk about his wealth has always been tough. Leading telecommunications mogul Strive Masiyiwa has been noticed on a global scale as one of the richest men in Africa with a net worth of over US$800 million. He is the founder and chairman of global telecommunications group Econet  Wireless, with operations and investments in Africa, Europe, South America and the East Asia Pacific Rim. Also known as Muller Conrad Rautenbach, controversial mining and transport mogul Billy Rautenbach (US$568 million) was born in Harare in 1959. Dabengwa ended the 2012/13 financial year R23.5m richer. Do you need to be paranoid to be a Zimbabwean millionaire? Efforts to get a comment from Mutasa were fruitless as his mobile ran unanswered yesterday. Mutasa is the majority shareholder in Masawara Limited. View the profiles of people named Shingi Mutasa. Everyone knows that there are people who are filthy rich in this country. Postal: Blue Sky Publications (Pty) Ltd T/A TheSouthAfrican, PO Box 44354, Claremont, 7735, South Africa, United Kingdom– Blue Sky Publications Ltd – Company Registration Number: 04683692. Another rising entrepreneur dodging the limelight is Moses Chingwena of Croco Motors, Duly’s, Premier Auto Services and Kia legacy who seems to have been steadily climbing the Zim richest ladder without incident. He previously served as an Executive Head of Engineering & Projects at Anglo American Platinum Limited from November 16, 2009 to December 2012. He is now worth over US$2,2 billion, thereby becoming one of the richest people in Africa. He previously served as Head of Treasury of the Company between 2004 and January 1, 2008. But if you do something well, people will notice and they will talk about your excellence and naturally your success will serve as an inspiration to many. There is also room for TA Holdings and Joina Centre front- man Shingi Mutasa whose strategic acquisitions strategy propelled him from mere commodity broker to … After working at Anglo American’s Hwange Colliery, he was transferred to South Africa in 1994. The companies are operating in the Netherlands, Germany, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mexico, Dubai, and Canada. A local firm X Research and Intelligence has released a list of Zimbabwe's Top 50 richest personalities. Takudzwa Razemba (only in his mid 20s) is the founder of Orbz Corporation, Holden International and Hainz Group, a diversified group with over £82 billion market capitalisation. Shingai Stanley Mutasa is Chairman at FMI Holdings, Inc., Chairman for Sable Chemical Industries Ltd., Non-Executive Chairman at Minerva Risk Advisors Pvt … In July 2013 he was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Lonmin plc, the world’s third largest platinum producer and owner of the Marikana Mine where police shot dead 34 protesting workers in August 2012. in Electrical Engineering, MBA and EDP. He went to St. Francis school. By Bulawayo Bureau ARMED robbers raided two service stations in Bulawayo this week and at …. “I don’t want to be in the limelight, the media destroys people’s lives especially when you are a public figure.”. Mr. Guvamatanga has over 17 years experience in the banking sector. Address: Riverbank House, 1 Putney Bridge Approach, London, SW6 4TJ. ), MBA, EDP has been the Chief Executive Officer and President of MTN Group Ltd. since March 31, 2011. In 1996 he proposed the indigenisation of Zimbabwe through the removal of white farmers from the country threatening “Rwanda” if they didn’t choose to leave.[3]. https://nehandaradio.com/2015/05/24/top-50-richest-people-in-zimbabwe His current net worth is US$2.2 billion. He donated $3m (£1.78m) to Mugabe’s re-election campaign, the paper added. His mother was an entrepreneur involved in the informal economy in what was then called Southern Rhodesia; she made enough money to send Masiyiwa to secondary school in Scotland and then the University of Wales, where he studied electrical engineering. He is Member of the Company’s Credit, and Human Resources and Nominations Committees. He added that you survive best when people know nothing about you. He is the brains behind the country’s tallest shopping mall, Joina City Centre, which is situated in the capital Harare. he started his mobile phone network econet wireless zimbabwe in his country of birth in 1998. masiyiwa owns just over 50% of the publicly traded econet wireless zimbabwe, which is one part of his larger econet group. In July 2013 he was named the highest paid CEO in the South African telecoms and technology sector, according to MyBroadband. Bloomberg estimates his salary at £703,167 ($1.15 million). Ndhlukula has done remarkably well. A graduate of the University College London with a BSc (Econs) Hons degree in 1980, Mutasa returned to Zimbabwe after completing his studies and commenced upon a career in commodity trading and marketing through a family-owned company. However, the actual value is unknown because of the secrecy surrounding his investments. thesouthafrican.com is a division of Blue Sky Publications Ltd. Reproduction without permission prohibited. He allegedly received severe beatings and torture and suffered a mild stroke, and has subsequently moved away from politics and is now concentrating on his growing empire. “My vision is like a rock, it’s unshakable.