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Patrice Motsepe, the founder of African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) and Africa’s first Black billionaire, experienced a significant drop of $200 million in net worth in the first week of August, reversing the gains he had made in July. Forbes, the renowned business magazine, reported that Motsepe’s net worth declined from $2.6 billion on August 1 to $2.4 billion on August 6.
The recent decrease in Motsepe’s wealth followed an impressive $200 million increase between July 12 and 26, during which his net worth reached a record high of $2.6 billion. However, the market value of his 39.7% stake in ARM, a groundbreaking Black-owned mining company with extensive assets in various metals, experienced a downturn, leading to a decline in his net worth.
ARM, based in Johannesburg, has faced challenges as its share price dropped by 5.6%, resulting in a loss of more than $1.1 billion in market value since the beginning of the year. The decline in market capitalization reflects the challenging market conditions for ARM and other mining companies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Motsepe’s current net worth stands at $2.4 billion, highlighting the volatility of the global market, particularly in the mining sector. Analysts are closely observing market developments and their potential impact on the fortunes of influential individuals like Motsepe.
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Motsepe's Net Worth Drop By $200 Million

Katlego Danke, a South African actress who plays Thati in TV Series Gomora, has denied “unfounded and malicious rumours” doing the rounds on social media that she is dating businessman Patrice Motsepe.
The actress says she has enlisted the services of a lawyer to institute a defamation suit against those circulating and perpetuating the rumours. She said:
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Papers will soon be served on various individuals identified as culprits in this regard.
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Several South African <a href="https://briefly.co.za/entertainment/gossip/154531-mzansi-billionaire-patrice-motsepe-allegedly-gomora-actress-katlego-dankes-baby-daddy/">media outlets</a> reported that Danke was in a relationship with the CAF president, South Africa’s richest black man. She also trended on Twitter.
In a statement released earlier this week, Motsepe denied reports that he is the father of Danke’s baby, calling them untrue and manufactured news. Senior litigation partner at the firm Tim Gordon-Grant said:
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On behalf of Dr Patrice Motsepe, we put on record that the allegation in the media that Dr Patrice Motsepe has children or a relationship with Ms Katlego Danke are absolutely false and fake news.
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The one-page statement also “noted” an article in which Danke had clarified Motsepe was not the father of her child.
Gordon-Grant continued, saying the claims were defamatory and exposed the people who spread “these unfounded and false claims” to legal culpability claims.
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Gomora Actress Katlego Danke Speaks On Reports She's Dating Patrice Motsepe

A Tanzanian company is demanding $195 million in damages from African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) founded in 1997 by South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe.
 Tanzania’s Pula Graphite Partners and its parent company, Pula Group allege that ARM breached non-disclosure and non-compete agreements.
ARM, a mining and minerals company with strategic positions in iron, coal, copper, gold, platinum, and other precious metal mining projects was founded as South Africa’s first black-owned mining company.
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The suit, which is being heard at the Commercial Division of the High Court of Tanzania, is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing on January 10, 2023, according to <a href="https://billionaires.africa/billionaire-patrice-motsepes-arm-faces-195-million-lawsuit-from-tanzanias-pula/">Billionaires Africa</a>. 
The case relates to a July 2019 agreement in which the two firms agreed to share confidential information and not enter into agreements with potential competitors for a period of two years.
Pula claims that during this time, ARM invested in an Australian company called Evolution that also explores graphite in Ruangwa, Lindi Region in Tanzania, where Pula’s own graphite project is located.
Pula Group President Mary Mildred Stith says that they have sufficient evidence to prove their case against ARM.
Motsepe currently owns a 39.7per cent stake in ARM, which is worth more than $1.1 billion and accounts for the majority of his wealth.
In October 2020, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/motsepe-now-richest-black-person-in-southern-africa-as-masiyiwa-loses-over-half-a-billion-usds/">Motsepe received $103 million</a> in final dividends from his stake in ARM, less than four months after earning $69.6 million in interim payments.
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Tanzanian Company Demand $195 million In Damages From Patrice Motsepe's ARM

Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote’s net worth had a $400-million drop in September due to a market-wide sell-off of shares on the Nigerian Exchange.
The sell-off was prompted by monetary tightening policies implemented by Nigeria’s Central Bank, according to <a href="https://billionaires.africa/africas-richest-man-aliko-dangote-loses-400-million-in-september/">Billionaires Africa.</a>
According to data from the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which tracks the fortunes of the world’s 500 wealthiest people, Dangote, who presently ranks 68th on the list, saw a $400-million drop in his net worth in September.
Dangote is one of the few African billionaires whose net worth has decreased noticeably since the start of the year, joining Johann Rupert, Patrice Motsepe (South Africa), <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Strive_Masiyiwa">Strive Masiyiwa</a> (Zimbabwe), and Mohammed Al-Amoudi.
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Dangote’s net worth plunged from $19.1 billion at the start of the month to $18.7 billion at the end of the month, bringing his year-to-date wealth loss to $420 million.
According to Dangote Group’s most recent financial results, its profit fell by more than 10 per cent in the first half of 2022, from N191.63 billion ($460.8 million) to N172.1 billion ($413.8 million).
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Aliko Dangote's Net Worth Drops By $400 Million In September

Econet founder, Strive Masiyiwa has overtaken Patrice Motsepe to become the richest black man in Southern Africa.
According to one count, Masiyiwa’s net worth has surpassed $4.4 billion following the year-to-date price increase in the shares of his telecom company, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, and his smart-tech company, Cassava Smartech.
As of Wednesday, Masyiwa’s net worth had increased from $2.7 billion to $4.4 billion, Billionaires.africa reported.
Forbes’ authoritative rich list still has Masiyiwa behind Motsepe.
Both men have seen their wealth rocket since the start of the year.
Masiyiwa, 61, recently announced his retirement as chairman and director of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe Limited and still retains his more than 50% stake in the company he listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in 1998.
Motsepe credits his early business education with exposure to his father’s small spaza shop, and was a lawyer before moving into mining.
Masiyiwa trained as an electrical engineer.
Manufacturing magnate Aliko Dangote, from Nigeria, is the richest person on the African continent by a considerable margin, with a net worth calculated at close to $14 billion at the end of last year. His family features figures such as his great-grandfather Alhassan Dantata, once ranked the richest person in West Africa.
The richest people in Southern Africa are the dynastic families of Johann Rupert and Nicky Oppenheimer, who remain considerably wealthier than Motsepe and Masiyiwa.
Rupert and Oppenheimer are also typically the second and third richest people in Africa-wide lists, albeit well behind Dangote, with occasional competition from Egypt’s Nassef Sawiris, who is also a scion of a super-rich family.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/strive-masiyiwa-surpasses-patrice-motsepe-to-become-the-richest-black-man-in-southern-africa/">BusinessInsider</a>

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