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THE 100th ISSUE: 100 Innovations, Inventions & Icons From Africa


Forbes Africa
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From Hollywood exports and Grammy artists to award-winning ideas that can save the world, Africa is not only diverse in its people but also in its industries and creativity. For FORBES AFRICA hundredth issue (since the magazine’s inception in 2011), we decided to curate a list celebrating these very ideas, inventions, and influential role models that have spelt Africa’s growth over the last decade.
By Chanel Retief and Simone Umraw
AFRICA, A CONTINENT brimming with beauty and diversity, has produced some of the finest minds and most incredible ideas, be it in business, science, art, or entertainment, thus debunking the many myths, misconceptions, and stereotypes about the continent from the Western world.

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Speaker Pema Jungney congratulates Archbishop Desmond Tutu on receiving Human Rights Global Treasure Award

Speaker Pema Jungney congratulates Archbishop Desmond Tutu on receiving Human Rights Global Treasure Award
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu named Human Rights Global Treas...


Thirty-six years ago, Archbishop Desmond Tutu received the Nobel Peace Prize. Now at 89 years old Tutu has received the Human Rights Global Treasure Award by US-based NGO Article3.org for his courageous opposition to apartheid.
The ceremony was live-streamed on 10 December, Human Rights Day, from San Francisco, while Tutu and his wife, Leah, live-streamed it from their Cape Town home.
The event also had four former UN High Commissioners discussing the way forward for human rights in an increasingly violent world, according to a statement released by the Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation.
The award was formally accepted by the current Archbishop of Cape Town, Thabo Makgoba on Tutu’s behalf. In his speech, Makgoba said: “how do we inspire today’s young – tomorrow’s leaders – to take up the cause of human rights? I can think of nothing better than to quote from a speech which Archbishop Desmond gave in Sudan in October 1989. It was three months after Brigadier Omar al-Bashir had seized power in a coup, and the Archbishop was asked to give an impromptu address to students at Khartoum University. This, in part, is what he said:

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