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Today, Musk ranks as the richest person in the world, according to Bloomberg, largely thanks to his roughly 13 percent stake in Tesla, which was worth about $161 billion as of February 2025.

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That’s a whole lot of money, and a fortune most people can only dream of, but Mansa Musa was wealthier than the Forbes' five richest billionaires combined. But how, exactly, did he get so rich?

the world’s wealthiest person, who was born in South Africa and is a powerful Trump adviser. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa last month signed a bill that stipulates the government may ...