Perched on the Corniche overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Mosquée de la Divinité was completed in 1997, a late but striking example of Senegalese Brutalism. Conceived by religious leader Mohamed ...

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By Dr. Godwin GADUGA Esq. “The greatest leaders are those who build institutions that outlive them, not monuments to their own genius.” — Peter Drucker The modern corporate world remains fixated on ...

Editor's note: The G20 summit provided an opportunity for countries to help promote cooperation, support Africa's development ...

With COP30 underway Brazil, faith leaders say the time for polite appeals is over. From Turkana's dry fields to the Amazon's ...

FOCAC’s most visible impact is in infrastructure. For decades, Africa’s growth was held back by an annual infrastructure financing gap exceeding US$130 billion, according to the African Development ...

Christmas comes early here at Travel Off Path. Every year, one of our most exciting topics to cover isn't a new digital nomad ...

Deployed across Nairobi’s major streets to ease congestion, many rarely perform the duties they were hired for. Along ...

These striking boundaries reveal the physical and manmade boundaries that both separate and connect cultures around the world ...

Where to go in 2026, according to Travel + Leisure editors—for the food, culture, nature, adventure, and more.

A new show featuring decommissioned statues dispels myths of American history at a moment when President Trump is insisting on them. The Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument (1903) from Baltimore ...

When Cheryl McKissack Daniel walks into any boardroom and realizes she’s the only Black woman there (which happens more often than it should in 2025) she thinks about her great-great-great grandfather ...