

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas


A list of some of the week’s most interesting stories on economic growth and social inclusion – this week featuring coverage from the World Economic Forum on Africa.


LGBT rights in Europe, six reasons to invest in Africa, religion and the Middle East and other top stories from the last seven days.


Decisive action is urgently needed against companies that export and enable corruption. This is a challenge this week for David Cameron’s anti-corruption summit and the World Economic Forum on Africa, says ISS Executive Director Anton du Plessis.


Technology, immigration and the gender revolution are just some of the factors changing the face of family life. Where will these trends take us?


Businesses have a role to play in helping fragile communities recover, says Peter Maurer of the ICRC.


This week's best stories on how the gender gap plays out around the world.


The only female bus driver in a Turkish town, an Afghan businesswoman facing death threats, a Kenyan police officer protecting victims of violence, and other courageous women.


A list of some of the week’s most interesting stories on economic growth and social inclusion.


Leadership lessons from the Premier League, the true cost of Europe’s new borders, and other stories from the past week.


“It's not about me manipulating things. It’s a healthy thing that any society should be able to make decisions for itself,” said Rwanda's President Paul Kagame at the World Economic Forum...


As the #AF16 summit draws to a close in in Kigali, Rwanda, we look back on some of the best bits.


Channelling technological innovation to strengthen a wider economy is a tried and tested way to simultaneously boost growth while strengthening the foundation for future success.


In some corners of the world, the poorest populations are the first to benefit from new technologies that are improving health.


Africa's Continental Free Trade Agreement could breathe new life into the region's trade, argues Mukhisa Kituyi.


Markets evolve, and if rules remain unchanged, they prevent the flow of innovation, explains Ana Fernanda Maiguashca


Africa must develop a strong value-added manufacturing base, says Johan Aurik.


As the 26th World Economic Forum on Africa comes to an end and bids farewell to more than 1,200 heads of state, CEOs, academics, international organizations, journalists and artists – her...


Digital transformation should be the heart of African governments’ agenda. It’s time Africans became the creators, rather than consumers, of technology.


Companies from all sectors across the globe are embracing “Industry 4.0”, or business in the digital age.


Concrete that can fix itself, roofing that can sweat and surfaces inspired by carnivorous plants are some of the radical new technologies in the construction industry.


The technology underpinning Bitcoin could upend the world of finance.


While we recognize the historical rationale of GDP and its unintentional shortcomings, it's time for an alternative.


What are the 10 highest-valued private companies in the world?


As our technology and our society continues to advance at an incredible rate, the “online faith factor” is something that many people need and want in their wired world, says Christopher ...


At work we must constantly be vigilant about possible interferences, doing our best to minimize and manage them.


The Internet of Things may be considered a powerful ally in the fight against climate change.


What Shakespeare teaches us about leadership, how to win the hearts and minds of millennials, and other top leadership stories from the past seven days.