Desmond Tutu

...but in schools and offices and boardrooms, Ban said in a statement. That view was echoed in a video message from Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the South African Nobel peace laureate and one of the 14 initial members of the network, who...

In this article: Ban Ki-moon, United Nations, and Norway

...news in Africa and beyond. In recent years, he has turned his attention to celebrities, shooting stars including Bill Gates, Desmond Tutu and model Claudia Schiffer. He insisted that everything that appears in the Metamorphoses series...

In this article: Paris, Las Meninas, Theodore Gericault, Pablo Picasso, Junk food, Bread, Coke, and Iraq War

...awards, attracted foreign documentary filmmakers and even secured celebrity endorsements from the likes of Bishop Desmond Tutu and Erin Brockovich. Shell, by contrast, has been flat-footed. Its decision in 2005 to resort to the...

In this article: Shell, Ireland, Revenue, Roman Catholic, and Enterprise Oil

...it to speaker, and respond to the questions she asks them. That's how she interviewed Desmond Tutu, and Tony LaRussa after the St. Louis Cardinals won the World Series, too. She had never thought of starting her own business before. A...

In this article: Daryn Kagan, CNN, Africa, Atlanta, Florida, Anxiety, Leprosy, Sugar, World Series, and Tony LaRussa

...George and a roomful of VIPs looking on, Oprah Winfrey bestowed the Lincoln Leadership Prize on her friend and mentor, Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, at a dinner feting the much-beloved Nobel Peace Prize winner. The prize goes to...

In this article: Oprah Winfrey, Lincoln Prize, Francis George, Rod Blagojevich, and South Africa

...pope as "entirely plausible" and a "wonderful sign for all Christianity." Following the death of John Paul II, Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu endorsed calls for the election of a pope from Africa or the developing world, saying that he...

In this article: Africa, Catholic Church, Philip Jenkins, Catholicism, Pope John Paul II, Francis Arinze, Peter Turkson, Christianity, Pope Gelasius I, and Europe

...attitutudes in society as experienced by people affected by leprosy. Sixteen religious leaders including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the Dalai Lama, the Chairman of the Indonesian Council of Ulamas, the President of the Japan...

In this article: Leprosy, Yohei Sasakawa, Nippon Foundation, Wart, London, United Kingdom, Dalai Lama, UN Human Rights Council, World Council of Churches, and MDT