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Africa’s Richest Indian Billionaire Pledges Philanthropy After $5 Billion Acquisition

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Lagos. Billionaire entrepreneur Prateek Suri, the wealthiest Indian billionaire in Africa, has announced a substantial commitment to philanthropy through his newly created foundation. This pledge marks one of the largest individual donations in history, aimed at enhancing education, healthcare, and child development across Africa. His initiative will focus on funding schools, teacher training programs, and medical projects in underserved areas. …
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Africa’s Richest Indian Billionaire Pledges Philanthropy After $5 Billion Acquisition

Lagos. Billionaire entrepreneur Prateek Suri, the wealthiest Indian billionaire in Africa, has announced a substantial commitment to philanthropy through his newly created foundation. This pledge marks one of the largest individual donations in history, aimed at enhancing education, healthcare, and child development across Africa. His initiative will focus on funding schools, teacher training programs, and medical projects in underserved areas. …

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Prateek Suri, Africa’s richest Indian billionaire, pledges philanthropy after $5 billion acquisition

His commitment, one of the largest individual donations in history, will focus on education, healthcare, and child development across Africa, funding schools, teacher training programs, and...

·Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, United Republic of
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The Citizen broke the news in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, United Republic of on Sunday, March 2, 2025.
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