African leaders!!!!!!!

[Lole Gwakisa]

AFRICAN LEADERS
Abdoulaye Wade ( Senegal )- age 83
Hosni Mubarak ( Egypt ) – age 82
Robert Mugabe ( Zimbabwe ) – age 86
Hifikepunye Pohamba ( Namibia ) – age 74
Rupiah Banda ( Zambia ) – age 73
Mwai Kibaki ( Kenya ) – age 71
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf ( Liberia ) – age 75
Colonel Gaddafi ( Libya ) – age 68
Jacob Zuma ( South Africa ) – age 68
Bingu Wa Mtalika (Malawi) – age 76
John Evans Atta-Mills (Ghana) – age 67
Average Age: =======================75.6
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THE FIRST WORLD
Barrack Obama ( USA ) – age 49
David Cameron ( UK ) – age 43
Dimitri Medvedev ( Russia ) – age 45
Stephen Harper ( Canada ) – age 51
Julia Gillard ( Australia ) – age 49
Nicolas Sarkozy ( France ) – age 55
Luis Zapatero ( Spain ) – age 49
Jose Socrates ( Portugal ) – age 53
Angela Merkel ( Germany ) – age 56
Herman Van Rompuy ( Belgium ) – age 62
Average Age: ==================== 51.1
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DIFFERENCE: ==================== 25 years
GUYS, HOW DO WE MOVE FORWARD WITH THIS OLD SQUAD ?!!

 

[VUVUZELA]

Wanamwiga Kingunge

 

[MPadmire]

Shame on them!

These are really Grand pas with tired minds

What can these grand pa do in these dotcom generation??

That is why African youth suffer un employment.

 

[niweze]

When I look at any African statistics, I get real depressed and keep wonder why Africans are allowing these tragedies to continue. More of our crisis are originated from above information. We have generations of failures and I can't even allow myself to call them leaders. Those bunch failures continue to influence our generation and generations to come, why so? Real, we can't stop these failed policies and start fresh? Most countries are moving forward and becoming developing countries but African countries and its people are becoming more and more dependants of foreign aids. Where this cycle will stop? Do we need the West to pay for our food, water, hospital bills, funerals and school fees?
1. What will take stop people like kikwete, kibaki, museven, mugabe or gadaffi from occupying state houses?
2. What will take build new leaders?
3. What will take to have true democracy in Africa?
4. What will take to educate and skill people of Africa to let them know that we can achieve great things as others in the world? I don't think this is a job of the west nations.