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Africa's bright future

The magnitude of need in Africa is great but, with an emerging population of young, ethical leaders, so too is the potential, writes Reeta Roy, CEO of Mastercard Foundation.

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Slavery is a $150bn industry built on human suffering. Nick Grono, CEO of the Freedom Fund, argues that we must do more to help the more than 40 million men, women and children entrapped around the world today.

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Closing the gap

If we want to eradicate extreme poverty, we must fix the gender pay gap, says UN Women's executive director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka.

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Guiding light

Actor and filmmaker Forest Whitaker was raised on the streets of South Central Los Angeles. Today he uses that experience, and the lessons he learned, to help lift the lives of young people touched by conflict.

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Building bridges

Alexandre Mars, founder and CEO of the Epic Foundation, on his transition from serial entrepreneur to strategic philanthropist, and why empowering the next generation is the key to sustainable change.

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From saving lives to changing lives

Investing in the education, health and freedom of refugees pays long-term dividends, writes Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi, eminent advocate for the United Nations' refugee agency.

How to do good

Africa's bright future

Blood money

Closing the gap

Guiding light

Building bridges

From saving lives to changing lives

How to do good

Africa's bright future

Blood money

Closing the gap

Guiding light

Building bridges

From saving lives to changing lives

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