Isabel dos Santos: From Africa’s richest woman to ‘dirty money’ probe Dos Santos is facing sanctions and investigations in Angola, the UK, the US and Portugal.

Angolan tycoon Isabel dos Santos, once dubbed "Africa's richest woman", has hit out at the UK for imposing sanctions on her, telling the BBC the move came as a surprise as she had not been found ...

Angolan tycoon Isabel dos Santos, once dubbed "Africa's richest woman", has hit out at the UK for imposing sanctions on her, telling the BBC the move came as a surprise as she had not been found ...

Isabel dos Santos, the self-exiled daughter of former Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, said she wants to return to her home country and may consider running for president if the ...

The UK government stated that Isabel dos Santos misappropriated over £50 million ($63.19 million) for personal gain during her tenure as head of Angola's state oil company, Sonangol.

Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos on Monday lost an appeal to overturn an order freezing up to 580 million pounds ($778 million) of her assets as part a lawsuit at London's High Court.

LONDON, (Reuters) – Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos today lost an appeal to overturn an order freezing up to 580 million pounds ($778 million) of her assets as part a lawsuit at London’s ...

A new era has begun for one of Isabel dos Santos’ former ‘jewels’. On 23 August, the Angolan presidency approved the privatisation of Unitel. The daughter of former president José Eduardo dos Santos ...

Angola is pressing Portugal for the return of Isabel dos Santos' frozen assets, seized after the Luanda Leaks. NGOs demand answers on the whereabouts of the billionaire's fortune.

Isabel dos Santos' lawyers have denied any allegations of wrongdoing against their client. In an exclusive interview in November 2022 she told DW: "I want to help the truth come out.

Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of Angola’s former president, was accused of enriching herself with state resources during her time in control of the country’s oil company. By John Eligon ...