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When Do CEOs Realize It’s Time to Step Down?

When Is It Time to Step Down? In a candid moment, John Mackey, the co-founder of Whole Foods, shared, "It wasn't really exciting any longer." This sentiment strikes at the heart of a significant turning point in the lives of many executives. When Mackey sold his business to Amazon in 2017, he had committed to a five-year tenure post-sale. Yet, as time passed, the cultural friction with the corporate giant weighed heavily on him. By the time the fifth anniversary approached, he informed Amazon's leadership of his…

Ghana Takes a Step Closer to Energy Independence with Cape Three Points Discovery

In a momentous development for Ghana's upstream petroleum sector, the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has officially declared the Declaration of Commerciality (DoC) for the Eban-Akoma oil and gas discoveries. Located within the Cape Three Points Block 4 (CTP-B4), this landmark announcement is poised to rapidly change the landscape of the industry. This declaration has been put forth by a collaborative joint venture, which includes reputable players like Eni Ghana Exploration & Production Ltd, Vitol Upstream…

103 Somali Legislators Demand President Mohamud Step Down Amid Constitutional Concerns

Political Tensions Escalate as Somali Lawmakers Call for Presidential Resignation Mogadishu (AX) – A significant development in the Somali political landscape has unfolded, as a robust bloc of 103 members from Somalia’s bicameral Federal Parliament has issued a striking joint statement. They are not just calling for change; they are demanding the resignation of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. This bold move comes amid serious allegations, including gross constitutional violations, abuse of power, and a perceived…

OPINION: Speaker Aden Madobe Should Let Parliament Debate the No-Confidence Motion or Step Down

Op-Ed: Speaker Aden Madobe Must Embrace Transparency or Step Down The Federal Parliament of Somalia finds itself in another gripping crisis, with Speaker Aden Mohamed Nur (commonly known as Madobe) at the core of a contentious dispute. Just last night, Madobe took an unprecedented step by suspending 20 opposition MPs from attending sessions—an action many interpret as an attempt to stifle a brewing no-confidence motion against him. One can't help but wonder: Is this a tactical maneuver or a delay of…

Unlocking Africa’s Potential: One Key Step Toward Lasting Prosperity

A New Dawn for Africa's Economic Landscape As the chairman of a manufacturing facility in Mauritania, where we specialize in producing polyurethane foam, mattresses, and carpets, I have the privilege of witnessing the intricate tapestry of the African economy unfold. With a workforce of approximately 250 dedicated employees, my daily responsibilities encompass a diverse range of activities: I navigate the complexities of workforce management, embrace emerging technologies, source quality materials, and engage with…

Harvard Urges Trump to Step Back with $9 Billion at Stake

Harvard University: Navigating Financial Winds Amid Presidential Dispute Everyone acknowledges that Harvard University holds a prominent position in the realm of higher education. But what happens when its financial dealings come under scrutiny from none other than a former U.S. president? Such was the case when Harvard, with considerable funds at stake, found itself at odds with President Trump. Picture this: $9 billion on the line. That's enough to make anyone's palms sweat, even those…

Call for Somalia’s Leader to Step Down Amid Security Struggles and Diplomatic Shortcomings

MOGADISHU, Somalia — In a remarkable twist of political drama, a faction of lawmakers from Northeastern State, a semi-autonomous state within Somalia, has called for President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to step down. Their words? A blistering critique that paints his administration as “a disgrace,” faulting it for failures in both national security and foreign policy. The escalating rhetoric echoes a collective frustration simmering beneath the surface. Imagine a nation wrestling with the relentless threat…

Zimbabwe’s President Pledges to Step Down at the Conclusion of His Term

In a recent dialogue with journalists, President Emmerson Mnangagwa firmly reaffirmed his dedication to adhering to the constitutional mandate of a two-term limit. As he articulated his vision, he indicated that his presidency will conclude in 2028, as originally scheduled. This steadfast declaration comes amid persistent discussions about extending his tenure to 2030, discussions he categorically dismissed. “While I respect the democratic rights of those advocating for an extension, my decision is resolute. I will not allow…

Boakai Takes Bold Step, Suspending Over 400 Liberian Officials in Battle Against Corruption

In a bold move to combat corruption in Liberia, President Joseph Boakai has escalated his administration's efforts by suspending over 400 officials who neglected to declare their assets to the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission. This significant action encompasses a broad array of individuals, including ministers, heads of state-owned enterprises, and ambassadors. These officials will not only lose a month's salary but are also required to relinquish control of government assets until they fulfill the mandatory declaration…

Forces from Northeastern State and Galmudug Step In to Quell Militia Clashes in Galkayo Town

A cool evening breeze whispered through the Garsoor neighborhood in the heart of Galkacyo as chaos erupted under a murky sky. In a clash that echoed like a thunderstorm, two local militias squared off, the night breaking open to the sound of gunfire. It was a Saturday night that the residents of this district in the Mudug region’s bustling capital won't soon forget. The predictable hum of city life gave way to a cacophony of fear and uncertainty. Northeastern State and Galmudug, two regional forces not foreign to the…

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