Kaizer Motaung, Irvin Khoza Missing in Top 89 Wealthiest Black South Africans

• Kaizer Motaung is one of South Africa's many billionaires, but he's not in the Top 89 wealthiest black South Africans
• Irvin Khoza has not made it into the list despite being the chairman of the Premier Soccer League and a club owner
• ANC leader, Cyril Ramaphosa, is the country's fifth president, but also a savvy businessman and a board member

Despite his billionaire status, Kaizer Chiefs chairman, Kaizer Motaung, is conspicuously absent from the list of the wealthiest black people in South Africa.

The latest chart by famous YouTuber Peniel The Black Pen ranked CAF President Motsepe and Siyabonga Gama among the wealthiest people in the country.

Motaung went from a teenager with a dream of playing football to one of the most influential figures in South Africa.

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A recent report by The South African estimates Motaung's net worth to be around R1.1 billion ($60 million) as he remains one of the most successful businessmen on the continent.

Also, the current chairman of Orlando Pirates, Irvin Khoza, is also not named among the wealthiest black persons in South Africa despite his net worth of $35 million.

Khoza is also Chairman of the Premier Soccer League, but as GOAL noted, he could be stepping down from the post soon. He also has numerous businesses under his name. One of the biggest names on the list is ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa, who is the fifth president of the country.

Valued at $450 million, Ramaphosa owns businesses and sits on the boards of numerous companies, including MTN, Bidvest, and Mondi.

Below are the 90 wealthiest black people in South Africa according to 'Peniel The Black Pen'.

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Wealthiest Black People in South Africa:

1. Andile Ngcaba
2. Archie Nkonyeni
3. Auswell Mashaba
4. Basetsana Khumalo
5. Bheki Sibiya
6. Brian Molefe
7. Bridgman Sithole
8. Brigette Radebe
9. Briss Mathabathe
10. Bulelani Ngcuka
11. Collen Mashawana
12. Cyril Ramaphosa
13. Dalikhaya Rain Zihlangu
14. Daphne Mashile-Nkosi
15. Dr Anna Mokgokong
16. Dr Reuel Khoza
17. Dr Richard Maponya (late)
18. Duduzane Zuma
19. Elphus Mankoe
20. Fana Hlongwane
21. Fani Titi
22. Gary Morolo
23. Given Mkhari
24. Gloria Serobe
25. Happy Ntshingila
26. Hatla Ntene
27. Herman Mashaba
28. Ipeleng Mkhari
29. Isaac Mophatlane
30. Jabu Mabuza
31. Jabu Molefe
32. JJ Njeke
33. Joel Mokgohlwa
34. Judy Dlamini
35. Kholofelo Maponya
36. Khulubuse Zuma
37. Kuseni Dlamini
38. Lazarus Zim
39. Lebo Gunguluza
40. Lelau Mohuba
41. Litha Nyonyha
42. Lot Ndlovu
43. Mamphela Ramphele
44. Max Lechaba
45. Max Mailsela
46. Maxwell Boqwana
47. Mbongiseni Duma
48. Mike Nkuna
49. Mike Teke
50. Mkhuseli Faku
51. Mkhuseli Khusta Jack
52. Mlungisi Kwini
53. Moss Mashinini
54. Moss Ngoasheng
55. Mzi Khumalo
56. Mzolisi Diliza
57. Ndaba Ntsele
58. Nkanyiso Buthelezi
59. Nkululeko Sowazi
60. Nombulelo Pinky Moholi
61. Nonhlanhla Mjoli-Mncube
62. Patrice Motsepe
63. Penuell Maduna
64. Phuthi Mahanyele
65. Phuthuma Nhleko
66. Polo Radebe
67. Prof Wiseman Nkuhlu
68. Robert Gumede
69. Sabelo Macingwane
70. Saki Macozoma
71. Sandile Zungu
72. Sanele Zulu
73. Sifiso Dabengwa
74. Sim Shabalala
75. Sipho Majombozi
76. Sipho Nkosi
77. Sisa Ngebulana
78. Sisa Bikitsha
79. Siyabonga Gama
80. Sizwe Nxasana
81. Snowy Khoza
82. Solly Sithole
83. Tebogo Mogashoa
84. Tim Tebeila
85. Tokyo Sexwale
86. Tommy Makhatho
87. Wendy Luhabe
88. Zithulele Kombi
89. Zwelibanzi Vincent Mntambo

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Sports Brief reported how Chiefs chairman Motaung is reportedly spearheading negotiations for Chiefs’ new coach.

Tunisia’s Nasreddine Nabi is said to be the favourite for the post and is currently speaking to the Soweto giants.

The Amakhosi boss and his son Bobby are currently leading negotiations to ensure the deal is concluded.