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Forty global leaders expressed their “deep concerns for the well-being” of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Muhammad Yunus in an open letter to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Democratic Party’s leader and Hillary Clinton has once again teamed-up with a number of individuals in saving Mohammad Yunus, a controversial individual

I am not here to promote anybody’s bid. Neither am I here to dabble in needless politicking that kills good spirits and makes devils out of angels.

The Forbes Billionaires List: Africa’s Billionaires

Leeds are reportedly edging closer to their next manager after two sources claimed Victor Orta was heading to Spain for talks with Andoni Iraola.

If the Cowboys plan to shake up their running back room, here are some insurance policies from the draft.

It was 100 years ago when Harvard Business Review published its first issue with the aim of putting the world’s best management thinking into practice to benefit all practitioners. It is in marking the centennial that HBR invited eight current and former CEOs from among the world’s top companies to describe their particular careers and innovations.

Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote, whose fortune dropped $400 million to $13.5 billion over the past year has emerged as the richest person in Africa for the 12th year in a row.

The Mo Ibrahim Index report shows that only five countries in Africa are trading within the continent.

President Lazarus Chakwera and Vice President Saulos Chilima Malawians’ satisfaction with governance has deteriorated since 2012, according to the Ibrahim