Top 25 Richest Women In Africa and Their Net Worth 2025
Who is the richest woman in Africa?.
Here is the list of all the wealthiest females in Africa today.
Some of the richest women in Africa are actually among the world’s most wealthy individuals.
From entrepreneurs to inventors, from investors to philanthropists, Businesspeople, Celebrities, Royal families the list is literally endless, here are the wealthiest women in Africa today including their current estimated net worth.
In Africa this year, some of the richest women are not necessarily recognized by many or famous at all.
At the same time some of them due to their accomplishments, their achievements and their inspiring successful stories, they have become famous and their names are easily recognized all around Africa and the whole world at large.
With that being said, below are the top richest women in Africa as of this year and their net worth, the rank of Female African Billionaires is as follows.
As of this year, Isabel dos Santos, Folorunsho Alakija, Ngina Kenyatta and Divine Ndhlukula are currently Africa’s richest women.
Here is the list of extremely wealthy females in Africa including Their Net Worth and countries.
Richest African Women:
- Isabel dos Santos: $2.8 billion
Country: Angola 🇦🇴
- Folorunsho Alakija: $1.54 billion
Country: Nigeria 🇳🇬
- Ngina Kenyatta: $1 billion
Country: Kenya 🇰🇪
- Divine Ndhlukula: $809 million
Country: Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
- Haija Bola Shagaya: $630 million
Country: Nigeria 🇳🇬
- Wendy Appelbaum: $259.3 million
Country: South Africa 🇿🇦
- Wendy Ackerman: $190.2 million
Country: South Africa 🇿🇦
- Irene Charnley: $150 million
Country: South Africa 🇿🇦
- Charlize Theron: $130 million
Country: South Africa 🇿🇦
- Bridgette Radebe: $100 million
Country: South Africa 🇿🇦
- Njeri Rionge: $100 million
- Jane Michuki: $50 million
- Sharon Wapnick: $43.1 million
- Elizabeth Bradley: $32 million
- Liya Kebede: $18 million
- Tabitha Karanja: $14 million
- Lupita Nyong’o: $8 million
- Tiwa Savage: $5 million
- Sophie Okonedo: $5 million
- Bethlehem Alemu: $5 million
- Yemi Alade: $4.2 million
- Danai Gurira: $4 million
- Chipo Chung: $4 million
- Carmen Ejogo: $3 million
- Omawumi Megbele: $2 million
