The Remgro AGM last week, chaired by chairman, Johann Rupert, was again well worth the cost of the trek out to the Erinvale conference centre in Somerset West. Source: Buzz South Africa This year ...

On Tuesday one of the country's richest men, Johann Rupert, gave a presentation at Remgro's annual general meeting in Somerset West, in which he suggested South Africa was going slowly bust. It ...

On Tuesday one of the country’s richest men, Johann Rupert, gave a presentation at Remgro’s annual general meeting in Somerset West, in which he suggested South Africa was going slowly bust.

Billionaire Johann Rupert has called on politicians to play the ball and not the man in his acceptance of the Sunday Times Top 100 Companies Lifetime Achievement Award. ... We live in Somerset West." ...

Who knew that South Africa had its own sage of Somerset West. Rupert-controlled public companies valued in excess of R600 billion ($40 billion-plus) – including luxury goods holding company ...

Johann Rupert is not only one of South Africa’s most successful businessmen and biggest taxpayers — he is leading the way in supporting charitable ... Somerset West Schools Project ...

In a significant development on the diplomatic front, Johann Rupert, South Africa's wealthiest man, is reportedly in Washington, DC, potentially accompanying President Cyril Ramaphosa for a ...

South Africa’s richest person, Johann Rupert, is behind hundreds of philanthropic and charitable causes, ... Somerset West Schools Project : Intervention: Aim of intervention: ...

・Johann Rupert's net worth has grown from $13.7 billion to $17 billion since the start of the year. ・Aliko Dangote's net ...

Johannesburg - Billionaire Johann Rupert has called on politicians to play the ball and not the man in his acceptance of the Sunday Times Top 100 Companies Lifetime Achievement Award. Rupert, in a ...

Johann Rupert’s net worth is estimated at around $5.2 billion. ... Who knew that South Africa had its own sage of Somerset West. Rupert-controlled public companies valued in excess of R600 ...