Eight Builders — Entrepreneurs & Business Titans
Shoes From Recycled Tires — Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu and the Rise of soleRebels
The Industry That Wasn't Built for Her — Divine Ndhlukula and the Rise of SECURICO
A Hundred Million Dollars, Given Away on Purpose — Tony Elumelu, Africapitalism, and Betting on 10,000 Entrepreneurs
Half of Everything — Patrice Motsepe, Mining, and Africa's First Giving Pledg
The Network No One Else Would Build — Mo Ibrahim, Celtel, and a Prize That Sometimes Goes Unawarded
Five Years in Court — Strive Masiyiwa and the Fight That Built Econet
The Fashion Designer Who Found Oil — Folorunsho Alakija and the Business That Followed the License
The Cement King — Aliko Dangote and the Bet on Building It at Home
Volume 1: Leaders Who Shaped a Continent
The Diplomat Who Rose From Within — Kofi Annan and Three Decades Inside the United Nations
What Was Left to Rebuild — Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Liberia After War
The President Who Rode a Bicycle — Thomas Sankara and Burkina Faso's Radical Four Years
Independence Is Not Enough — Kwame Nkrumah and the Unfinished Dream of a United Africa
The Man the World Didn't Listen To — Haile Selassie's Warning to the League of Nations
The War the Men Wouldn't Fight — Yaa Asantewaa and the Golden Stool That Was Never Surrendered
One Tree — Wangari Maathai and the Movement That Planted 50 Million
The Queen Who Would Not Kneel — Queen Nzinga's Forty-Year Stand Against an Empire
Twenty-Seven Years — Nelson Mandela's Long Walk from Prisoner to President
The King Who Broke the Gold Market — Mansa Musa's Leadership & the Global Gold Economy