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Tidjane Thiam, a former international banker and the leader of Ivory Coast's main opposition party, has told the BBC that he will not give up his place on the presidential ballot without a fight.
Thiam knows, though, that as the competition behind her continues to grow and develop in a bid to catch up and surpass her superlative powers, those moments must be savored.
Thiam, who lives in the Bay Area with his wife, the writer Lisa Katayama, likes to watch jaws drop when he shares a statistic: More than 60 percent of the uncultivated arable land that’s left on ...
For the first time in a year the Belgian heptathlete Nafi Thiam will compete at an athletic meeting this weekend. The ...
An entity linked to former Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam sold a waterfront house in Miami Beach’s Sunset Islands for $21.5 ...