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The article focuses on artist, Koyo Kouoh's transformative leadership at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz Mocaa), including efforts to establish sustainability, address governance challenges, and promote African art and philanthropy on the global stage.

The article argues that after so many years the arts sector acts as a supplicant, still struggling to "make the case" in a way that science, energy, automotive and all the other sectors have and has not received government support that other sectors have received.

The article informs on the Brave Ukraine fundraising event held on 6 May at Tate Modern, and organised by Christie's and the Ukrainian Embassy in London.

In this article author talks about the Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron advisers about doing more to put the creative industries centre stage of government policy including reports that Cameron-Osborne regime was on top of the brief.

Highlights the Trade Union Congress in Great Britain. Relations between the Labour government and the trade unions; Opposition to the European Union constitution; Proposals of the trade unions.

The author of the book " Freedom for Sale: How We Made Money and Lost Our Liberty," considers how people across the globe are willing to give up personal liberties for prosperity or security. He discusses restrictions in place in Singapore for those who wish to join an opposition group and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's thoughts on openness and plurality. The author suggests that the enrichment of a country does not automatically result in greater liberty within that country.