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Honourable Suku Singhateh’s exploitation of Gambian farmers, reported by The Gambia Echo, does not speak well of the state of affairs. Suku’s action could spell trouble for Jammeh’s Government since a hungry man they say, is an angry man.

NEW YORK Florida hasn't been hit by a major hurricane since Wilma slammed ashore in October 2005. But at least one publisher believes newspapers in the Sunshine State might be better off if one had. "Don't get me wrong," says Steve Erlanger, "I hope

The Network Journal (TNJ) (www.tnj.com), the New York tri-state premier magazine for Black professionals, corporate executives and small business owners, announces the winners of its 2008 "40-Under-Forty" Achievement Awards.

You are invited to attend a special debate on the future of the creative industries on Monday 2 June at London College of Communication. Former Arts Minister and Secretary of State for Education, Estelle Morris will open the debate: “The creative indust

Yousef Hussein Kamal, Minister of Finance and Acting Minister of Economy and Commerce, examined Qatari financial sector in an exclusive interview in the forthcoming The Report: Qatar 2008, to be published by Oxford Business Group (OBG), the highly acclaim