15) Yasseen Mansour – Net Worth: $2.3 Billion (Egyptian)

Yasseen and his billionaire brothers Mohammed and Youssef run Mansour Group. The Group owns caterpillar dealerships and General Motor dealerships in many African nations. They also own supermarkets, restaurant franchises, and Philip Morris distribution in Egypt.

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14) Othman Benjelloun – Net Worth: $2.3 Billion (Moroccan)

This 82-year-old billionaire has interests in insurance, banking and telecom in Morocco through his holding company FinanceCom. He is the CEO of BMCE Bank. He is also the chairman of holding company FinanceCom which has interests in banking, insurance, and telecom in Morocco.

13) Koos Bekker – Net Worth: $2.3 Billion (South African)

Bekker stepped down as CEO of media conglomerate Naspers in February 2014, but that did not stop the stock from rising in double digits. Refusing to take a salary, Bekker has traditionally been compensated via stock option grants that vest over time.

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12) Youssef Mansour – Net Worth: $2.9 Billion (Egyptian)

The Egyptian billionaire maintains a lower profile than his billionaire brothers Mohamed and Yasseen. All the brothers have stake in Mansour Group.

11) Naguib Sawiris – Net Worth: $3.1 Billion (Egyptian)

Naguib Sawiris resumed as CEO at his company Orascom Telecom Media & Technology (OTMT) in October 2013. Share prices increased by more than 7 percent due to this.

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10) Issad Rebrab & family – Net Worth: $3.1 Billion (Algerian)

Issad Rebrab is the founder of Cevital, Algeria’s largest privately held conglomerate, which owns one of the largest sugar refineries in the world. The group also has interests in port terminals, auto distribution, mining and agriculture. He is Algeria’s richest person.