Africa is the World’s youngest Continent with over 60% of its population being under 25 years of Age; Despite having the youngest Population in the World, Africa has the oldest Leaders in Power with about 20 of its sitting Presidents being 70 years and above.
Sudan’s Al-Bashir has finally stepped down following months of protests triggered by a rise in bread prices. The resignation comes hours after the Sudanese army surrounded presidential palace in the capital Khartoum.
Forget about Malawi’s first President Kamuzu Banda who ruled Malawi until the age of 96 and still had the guts to vie in the Country’s first democratic elections of 1994 that he lost and died three years later,
Kenyans online have paraded some of the longest-serving leaders who risk beign toppled down by their citizens for their long term service.
All these old madalas must go! Mugabe gone, Algeria Pres gone!, Bashir gone, left is Museveni and Mnangagwa, they must both go— Sija 💯🇿🇼🇿🇦😎😎😎 (@Justin6284) April 11, 2019
Hizi ni nyakati za kuisafisha Afrika.
Bouteflika of Algeria OUT.
Al Bashir of Sudan OUT.
Who is next?
~Kagame of Rwands?
~Museveni of Uganda?
~Biya of Cameroun?
~Nkurunziza of Burundi?
~Magu of Tz?
It’s just the matter of time!
They will all be gone by 2025.— M©omo®o (@theSICARIO_255) April 11, 2019
Could Museveni be the next?