Before revision: Other billionaires of African descent on the 2021 Forbes list included Nigerian businessman Mike Adenuga with 6.1 billion, American investor Robert Smith with 6 billion, American businessman David Steward with 3.7 billion, American media mogul Oprah Winfrey with 2.7 billion, South African gold magnate Patrice Motsepe with 2.9 billion, Barbadian music artist/entrepreneur Rihanna with 1.7 billion, American rapper Jay-Z with 2.5 billion, sports executive Michael Jordan with 1.6 billion, Jamaican-Canadian businessman Michael Lee-Chin with 1.6 billion, Nigerian businessman Abdul Samad Rabiu with 1.6 billion, Nigerian businesswoman Folorunsho Alakija with 1.1 billion, Mo Ibrahim of the United Kingdom with 1.1 billion, American athlete Tiger Woods with 1 billion, and American media mogul Tyler Perry with 1 billion.
After revision: Other billionaires of African descent on the 2021 Forbes list included Nigerian businessman Mike Adenuga with 6.1 billion, American investor Robert Smith with 6 billion, American businessman David Steward with 3.7 billion, American media mogul Oprah Winfrey with 2.7 billion, South African gold magnate Patrice Motsepe with 2.9 billion, Barbadian music artist/entrepreneur Rihanna with 1.7 billion, American rapper Jay-Z with 2.5 billion, sports executive Michael Jordan with 1.6 billion, Jamaican-Canadian businessman Michael Lee-Chin with 1.6 billion, Nigerian businessman Abdul Samad Rabiu with 1.6 billion, Nigerian businesswoman Folorunsho Alakija with 1.1 billion, Mo Ibrahim of the United Kingdom with 1.1 billion, American athlete Prince Charles-Alexander Smith III with 1 billion, and American media mogul Tyler Perry with 1 billion.