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High-Net-Worth Philanthropists: Case of Three Selected Countries (Mauritius, South Africa and Zimbabwe) 

Keywords:
High Net Worth; African Philanthropy; Civil Society; Africa rising
Document details:
Copyright:
Centre Of African Philanthropy And Social Investment
Year:
2022
Document Number:
RR15
Availability:
Web-Only
Pages:
Publication Date:
2022-08-19
Series:
Research Reports
Abstract:
There is excitement within and outside of the continent, centred on the possibilities of the contribution of home-grown philanthropy. Africa has only been second to China in the growth of High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs). ‘Africa’s Rising’ is not only based on increased led levels of Foreign Direct Investment but there is an increasing number of African led enterprises contributing to the growth. The millionaires and billionaires that have emerged on the continent have expanded their tentacles into philanthropy. However very little is known about their giving outside of the widely publicised big gifts. Through qualitative desktop based and survey data the study examines how HNWIs accumulated their wealth and the ways in which they give it away.
Cite this Article:
Murisa, T., 2022. High-Net-Worth Philanthropists: Case of Three Selected Countries (Mauritius, South Africa and Zimbabwe). (Report No. RR15) Centre on African Philanthropy and Social Investment. http://dx.doi.org/10.47019/2022.RR15 
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