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Celtel, a $3.4 billion sale and a prize for good leaders: Mo Ibrahim Celebrity Buzz Celtel, a $3.4 billion sale and a prize for good leaders: Mo Ibrahim Sir Mo Ibrahim, born in Sudan in 1946, worked for British Telecom and Cellnet before founding Celtel, which grew to over 24 million subscribers in 14 African countries. After selling it in 2005 for $3.4 billion, he created the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, the Ibrahim Index of African Governance and a $5 million prize for leaders who govern well and leave office. Crystal Wall shares heartfelt memories of Paul Wall’s mother following her recent death News Crystal Wall shares heartfelt memories of Paul Wall’s mother following her recent death Crystal Wall shares heartfelt memories of Paul Wall's mother, honoring her legacy and the impact she had on their lives. Zelenskyy expresses openness to energy ceasefire proposal following Trump’s announcement News Zelenskyy expresses openness to energy ceasefire proposal following Trump’s announcement Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expresses openness to an energy ceasefire proposal following Trump's recent announcement. From Hollyoaks to the TARDIS: Tosin Cole, the Nigerian-heritage actor in Doctor Who Movies & TV From Hollyoaks to the TARDIS: Tosin Cole, the Nigerian-heritage actor in Doctor Who Tosin Cole, born in Florida in 1992 to Nigerian parents of Yoruba heritage and raised partly in New York before building his career in Britain, starred in EastEnders: E20 and Hollyoaks before playing companion Ryan Sinclair in Doctor Who alongside Jodie Whittaker's Doctor. Zelenskyy responds to Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ claim, says Ukraine would agree if Russia does News Zelenskyy responds to Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ claim, says Ukraine would agree if Russia does In a recent statement, Zelenskyy responded to Trump's 'energy ceasefire' claim, emphasizing Ukraine's conditions for agreement with Russia. From Trappes to Lupin: Omar Sy, the first Black actor to win the César for Best Actor Movies & TV From Trappes to Lupin: Omar Sy, the first Black actor to win the César for Best Actor Omar Sy, born in Trappes, France, in 1978 to a Senegalese father and a Mauritanian mother, became famous in the 2011 comedy-drama The Intouchables, which won him the César for Best Actor, making him the first Black recipient. He went on to Hollywood films and the global Netflix hit Lupin. Dolly Parton celebration transforms Narromine into ‘Dollymine’ for vibrant weekend festivity News Dolly Parton celebration transforms Narromine into ‘Dollymine’ for vibrant weekend festivity The Dolly Parton celebration in Narromine transforms the town into 'Dollymine' for a vibrant weekend filled with festivities. UAE backs Saudi Arabia amid escalating Houthi missile strikes and threats News UAE backs Saudi Arabia amid escalating Houthi missile strikes and threats The UAE backs Saudi Arabia in response to escalating Houthi missile strikes and threats, reinforcing regional stability. The Gambian-British rapper who helped invent Afroswing: J Hus Entertainment The Gambian-British rapper who helped invent Afroswing: J Hus J Hus, born Mamadou Lamin Jallow in London in 1996 to Gambian parents and raised in Stratford, is credited with pioneering Afroswing, a blend of UK rap, Afrobeats and dancehall. His 2017 debut Common Sense was named the best UK album of the year by Complex, and "Who Told You" with Drake reached number two in 2023. Pope Leo XIV to undergo lung nodule surgery this week with one-week recovery expected News Pope Leo XIV to undergo lung nodule surgery this week with one-week recovery expected Pope Leo XIV is set to undergo lung nodule surgery this week, with a one-week recovery period expected following the procedure.