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All our gadgets were really invented in the 1840s.

Mutambara believes in a world where the lives of all human beings is meaningful.

You can’t have success in America when there’s chaos in Iraq and Cuba.

We must address the issues that create fertile grounds for terrorism.

All challenges are global challenges.

Leading by example: Mauritius, South Africa, Ghana and Senegal.

Slavery and colonialism warped Africa’s trajectory of development.

A litany of troubles.

The continent suffers from a drought of leadership.

Africans are tired of being seen as beggars.

Zimbabwe is hobbled by political illegitimacy and staggering inflation.

What can I do?

Evaluate the meaning of your existence.

Success must be global.

Every global challenge is connected.

Whatever is happening in Africa, Mutambara says, we as Africans must take responsibility for our circumstances.

Africans should believe in institution building, not personalities.

The need to self-transcend.

If we can make Africa as a continent economically successful, then that’s the legacy we seek as a generation, Mutambara says.

A soldier for social justice.

At the core of Mutambara’s soul is the turmoil — and the promise — of Zimbabwe.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali answers the question, “Who are we?”

What can you do to make the glass more full?

Robinson’s father knew how to listen to his patients.

Ireland as a beacon of hope for developing countries.

Always talking about human rights.

A gatherer of the Irish diaspora.

A hero who could feed the hungry.

Everyone was an organic farmer during WW II.

Inverting the “fat is good”paradigm.