Week-end readings : Kweku Adoboli, Power, Bourgi


  • The tale of two Britons from African descent : Mo Farrah and Kweku Adoboli (Sahara Reporters)

  • The 20 Youngest Power Women in Africa and the 10 Youngest Power Men in Africa : we'd wish to have more people from francophone Africa and less US educated fellows. Kudos to Ory Okolloh (Kenyan Pundit) and Acha Leke (McKinsey Partner) for making the list and working hard on improving the continent. As for Kabila and Rajoelina, these two are highly debatable picks from Forbes.

  • The Bourgi's scandal shook France's political class. (Canal Plus)

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