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There are many wealthy cities around the world like London, New York or Dubai. But many people often don't realise that Africa also houses some of the planet's richest metropolises. One of them is ...

According to the report, South Africa is still the richest country in Africa, with the high net worth (HNWI) population of 39,200 people holding the most wealth at $649 billion.

Lagos, in Nigeria, Africa's most populated city, came fifth on the list with over 4,000 millionaires. The Egyptian and Keyan capitals Cairo and Nairobi also made the top five.

This bustling metropolis tops the list as Africa's richest city, home to an incredible 12,300 millionaires and two billionaires. By Emily Wright, World News Reporter. 14:37, ...

Johannesburg, billed as Africa’s richest city because of its concentration of businesses and millionaires, needs 221 billion rand ($12 billion) to catch up on maintenance and overdue upgrades ...

Johannesburg is considered the wealthiest city in Africa, and its most prosperous area is the suburbs surrounding the Sandton City shopping mall, which is referred to as “the richest square mile ...

A fire that tore through a rundown building in Johannesburg in August left 77 dead. For years, the city had promised to catalog and fix dilapidated buildings like this one to prevent such disasters.

Africa’s Richest City Is Crumbling Under Chaos and Corruption. Johannesburg was built on gold. It’s now such a mess that homeless people direct the traffic. By S'thembile Cele ...

The city’s ageing power grid, for instance, was on its knees. From 2022 to mid-2024, rolling blackouts left most of Joburg in darkness for five to 10 hours a day. In the city where 70 per cent of ...

(Bloomberg) -- Johannesburg, billed as Africa’s richest city because of its concentration of businesses and millionaires, needs 221 billion rand ($12 billion) to catch up on maintenance and ...