Forbes Debuts New Billionaire Ranking Based on Giving
Forbes has created a new way to rank billionaires that celebrates generosity instead of just wealth. The "True Net Worth" ranking rewards the ultra-rich for giving money away, not hoarding it.
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Forbes has created a new way to rank billionaires that celebrates generosity instead of just wealth. The "True Net Worth" ranking rewards the ultra-rich for giving money away, not hoarding it.

A new Forbes ranking celebrates historically Black colleges and universities excelling at launching graduates into successful careers. The list highlights schools with strong graduation rates and alumni earning six-figure salaries mid-career.

Forbes just launched a groundbreaking ranking that measures billionaires not just by wealth, but by how much they give away. The new "True Net Worth" system reveals surprising heroes like MacKenzie Scott, who's donated over $26 billion since 2019.

The University of Ghana has claimed the top spot in West Africa and ranks 8th across Sub-Saharan Africa in the inaugural 2026 QS regional rankings. The achievement showcases the university's growing academic reputation and commitment to sustainable development.

Nigeria's national soccer team just reached their highest FIFA ranking in 16 years after a stunning performance at the Africa Cup of Nations. The Super Eagles jumped 12 spots to 26th place globally, earning more ranking points than any other nation.

Nigeria's national football team rocketed from 38th to 26th in the FIFA World Rankings after their stellar third-place finish at the Africa Cup of Nations. The Super Eagles won six of seven matches and earned the highest points gain of any country in the latest rankings.
Naturalized Mexican striker Julián Quiñones earned FIFA's eighth-best player ranking at the 2026 World Cup after scoring four goals and helping Mexico reach the round of 16. His defensive work rate set him apart from other global stars in the tournament's final power rankings.

A southern Illinois hospital just earned a spot on Forbes' first-ever list of America's best hospitals. SSM Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Mt. Vernon stood out for exceptional patient care and clinical outcomes.

Morocco's national football team just reached 8th place in the FIFA World Rankings, the highest position in the nation's history. The Atlas Lions haven't cracked the Top 10 since 1998, making this a milestone worth celebrating.

Ghana's top high schools are raising the bar in science and mathematics excellence. The 2025 rankings showcase schools where students are solving complex problems and building bright futures.

The University of Ibadan has claimed the top spot among Nigerian universities in both law and medicine in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026. This milestone puts Nigerian education on the global map alongside 425 elite law schools and 1,230 medical institutions worldwide.

Azerbaijani Para Taekwondo athlete Imamaddin Khalilov holds onto his number one world ranking with nearly 500 points. His teammate Sabir Zeynalov just jumped to second place after winning two gold medals in June.

Nigeria's women's soccer team climbed to 36th place in the latest FIFA world rankings, maintaining their position as Africa's top squad. The rise comes after a strong victory over Cameroon, proving the team's growing strength on the global stage.
Israel's Technion Institute just cracked the top 25 universities worldwide for AI innovation, punching far above its weight against elite schools with budgets ten times larger. The school ranked eighth globally for graduates who go on to found AI companies, outperforming Harvard in multiple categories.

Morocco just achieved their highest-ever FIFA world ranking at 8th place, proving sometimes you don't need to win the trophy to break records. Meanwhile, champions Senegal soared seven spots to their own all-time best at 12th after lifting the Africa Cup of Nations title.
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South Africa's Wits University just claimed the top spot in Africa and broke into the world's top 1% of universities, ranking 200th globally out of over 21,000 institutions. The achievement showcases how African universities are competing with the world's best while driving progress across the continent.

Egypt's national football team just achieved its highest FIFA ranking in eight years after defeating Australia to reach the World Cup's Round of 16 for the first time ever. The Pharaohs leaped five spots to claim 24th place globally, marking a triumphant return to elite international football.

The University of Ghana School of Law has claimed the top spot in West Africa and sixth place across Africa in the 2025 Times Higher Education rankings. It's the only Ghanaian law school to make the global list, competing against 425 universities worldwide.
Two Indian agricultural universities just earned their first spots in global academic rankings, with one breaking into the world's top 100. The milestone signals India's growing strength in agricultural education and research.
Rayhaan Survé earned a spot on Forbes Africa's 30 Under 30 list for empowering young people through entrepreneurship and innovation. His work includes a youth accelerator program helping high school students in Cape Town build their own businesses.
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