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Number of black billionaires, Afro-multiracial billionaires, and all billionaires by year (wealth valuations by Forbes magazine at the time their international billionaire list is released each year)
Year Number of Black billionaires Number of Afro-multiracial billionaires Number of all billionaires
1999 0 0 298, Richest: Bill Gates $55 billion
2000 0 0 322, Richest: Bill Gates $60 billion
2001 1: Only Bob Johnson $1.6 billion 1: Only Michael Lee-Chin $1 billion 538, Richest: Bill Gates $58.7 billion
2002 1: Only Bob Johnson $1 billion 2: Mohammad Al Amoudi $1.5 billion Michael Lee-Chin $1.1 billion 497, Richest: Bill Gates $52.8 billion
2003 2: Bob Johnson $1.2 billion Oprah Winfrey $1 billion 2: Mohammad Al Amoudi $1.5 billion Michael Lee-Chin $1.4 billion 476, Richest: Bill Gates $40.7 billion
2004 1: Only Oprah Winfrey $1.1 billion 2: Michael Lee-Chin $2.4 billion Mohammad Al Amoudi $1.4 billion 587, Richest: Bill Gates $46.6 billion
2005 1: Only Oprah Winfrey $1.3 billion 2: Michael Lee-Chin & Mohammad Al Amoudi both worth $2.5 billion 691, Richest: Bill Gates $46.5 billion
2006 1, Only Oprah Winfrey $1.4 billion 2: Mohammad Al Amoudi $6.9 billion Michael Lee-Chin $2.1 billion 793, Richest: Bill Gates $50 billion
2007 2: Oprah Winfrey $1.5 billion Bob Johnson $1.1 billion 2: Mohammad Al Amoudi $8 billionMichael Lee-Chin $1.6 billion 946, Richest: Bill Gates $56 billion
2008 4: Aliko Dangote $3.3 billion Oprah Winfrey $2.5 billion Patrice Motsepe $2.4 billion Bob Johnson $1 billion 3: Mohammad Al Amoudi $9 billion Mo Ibrahim $2.5 billion Michael Lee-Chin $1.8 billion 1,125, Richest: Warren Buffet $62 billion
2009 4: Oprah Winfrey $2.7 billion Aliko Dangote $2.5 billion Femi Otedola $1.6 billion Patrice Motsepe $1.3 billion 3: Mohammad Al Amoudi $9 billion Mo Ibrahim $2 billion Michael Lee-Chin $1 billion 793, Richest: Bill Gates $40 billion
2010 3: Oprah Winfrey $2.4 billion Patrice Motsepe $2.3 billion Aliko Dangote $2.1 billion 3: Mohammad Al Amoudi $10 billion Mo Ibrahim $2 billion Michael Lee-Chin $1 billion 1,011, Richest: Carlos Slim Helu & family $53.5 billion
2011 4:Aliko Dangote $13.8 billion Patrice Motsepe $3.3 billion Oprah Winfrey $2.7 billion Mike Adenuga $2 billion 2: Mohammad Al Amoudi $12.3 billion Mo Ibrahim $1.8 billion 1,210, Richest: Carlos Slim Helu & family $74 billion
2012 4:Aliko Dangote $11.2 billion Mike Adenuga $4.3 billion Patrice Motsepe $2.7 billion Oprah Winfrey $2.7 billion 2: Mohammad Al Amoudi $12.5 billion Mo Ibrahim $1.1 billion 1,210, Richest: Carlos Slim Helu & family $69 billion

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