The class of 2019 are among the world’s most promising social activists, business leaders, public servants, artists, and technologists.
Ten individuals from the African continent have been invited to join 127 others from around the world at the World Economic Forum’s 2019 class of Young Global Leaders.
The invited individuals to the class of 2019 are among the world’s most promising social activists, business leaders, public servants, artists, and technologists. Kirsty Coventry has also won the most Olympic medals of any female swimmer in history and is the most decorated African Olympian.
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