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Ex-leader to get $5m Africa prize

Source: BBC
Accra : Ghana | about 1 month ago  
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Now in its third year, the prize is given to a democratically elected leader from sub-Saharan Africa who has served their term and then left office. South Africa's Thabo Mbeki and Ghana's John Kufuor are among this year's potential winners. The prize is awarded by Sudanese telecoms...
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  • News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 month ago
    Mo Ibrahim , the Sudanese telecoms magnate, will not award his $5m African leadership prize this year, a decision seen as a rebuke to the former presidents of Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana, among others. The prize, now in its third year, is given...
  • News Source: BBC | about 1 month ago
    Now in its third year, the prize is given to a democratically elected leader from sub-Saharan Africa who has served their term and then left office. South Africa's Thabo Mbeki and Ghana's John Kufuor are among this year's potential winners. The prize...
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  • Blog Source: worldhaveyoursay.wordpress.com
    mo ibrahim The Mo Ibrahim Foundation , set up to award a $5m as an annual prize for African ex-leaders who have shown good governance , has said there will be no winner this year because it could not find anyone to award it to. ...
  • Blog Source: www.washingtonexaminer.com
    In a snub to recent ex-presidents and heads of state in Africa, organizers of a multimillion-dollar annual prize for good governance on the continent said Monday they had decided not to give out the award this year.
  • Blog Source: www.jamiiforums.com
    I find the tones of some of these responses bemusing as it's certainly not a right that it goes to any leader believed to be deserving. Most African democracies as it is, is pathetic and I personally think there is hardly any deserving leader
  • Blog Source: trueslant.com
    After just two years, they couldn't find an appropriate example of good governance? Update: Simon Robinson, my editor at Time Magazine, sees a silver lining in the fact that no prize was given. It makes the Ibrahim Prize worth far more ...
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