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From castor oil to furniture: Forty Jamaican companies scouting for opportunities here

The illusion of inclusion: the landscape of digital banking in Africa

Khadija Ba is an MIT Legatum Fellow Africa’s financial landscape is undergoing a seismic shift driven by the rapid ascent of...

Wamda

Wamda is a platform of programs and networks that aims to accelerate entrepreneurship ecosystems across MENA.

Get to know five artisans featured in Chanel's la Galerie du 19M exhibition

Ahead of the Parisian opening of the exhibition, we spoke to Marie-Madeleine Diouf, Alioune Diouf, Cheikha Sigil, Johanna Bramble and Khadija Ba

North High principal Mauri Friestleben to remain in position

The volley between Minneapolis Public Schools and Friestleben began after it was announced she would not return to North High School in her position as principal.

Minneapolis North High students stand by principal amid uncertainty about her future

A rally to show support for Principal Friestleben is planned for Monday morning in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis North High students, community demand school district permanently reinstate principal

Principal Mauri Friestleben was placed on leave, then temporarily reinstated by Minneapolis Public Schools.

NAACP, students support North HS principal Mauri Friestleben

Friestleben first announced she would not be returning to Minneapolis North Hight School Friday - a decision that left the northside community demanding answers.

Minneapolis NAACP calls for investigation into North High principal being put on leave

The Minneapolis NAACP is calling for an investigation into Minneapolis Public School's decision to put North Community High School principal Mauri Friestleben on leave. Meanwhile, students are demanding that the district give Friestleben back her position on a permanent basis.

'Violence interrupters' at 3 Minneapolis high schools work to provide safety, build relationships

The program doesn't bring the interrupters into the school buildings. But that could change as the program grows, leaders said.