The 18 African billionaires in dollars come from 7 English-speaking countries with the exception of two Moroccans and one Algerian. More than the language effect, it is rather the demographic and technological lever added to the depth of the capital market that make Nigerians, Egyptians and South Africans dominate this Forbes ranking, which must be…...
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