Top 10 BEST African Presidents 2020

Top 10 Best African Presidents 2020
Hello Displorers, welcome to another informative video and thanks for watching. In this video, we shall be looking at the best African leaders. With the numerous corrupt leaders that make up the continent’s elite, we find it an absolute delight and pleasure to present to you some of the good apples on the tree. In this video, we shall be bringing to you the top 10 best African presidents and the reason we consider them as such.
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These leaders are not considered flawless but we consider them some of the best based on their policies as presidents, achievements while in office and approval ratings by both followers as well as opposition. So let’s jump right into it, here are the top 10 best African presidents of 2020. Off course in No particular order
10. Cyril Ramaphosa – President of South Africa
Starting off at number 10 is a man who has left his mark both in the hearts of his citizens as well as on the international scene. Markets rallied strongly the day after Ramaphosa assumed the presidency with stocks rising and the rand reaching its firmest since early 2015 with Government bonds also increased in strength. He has been instrumental in fighting corruption in the country especially within his own party which has gained positive remarks and applause from his opposition as well. Since Ramaphosa became president he has made land reform and the economy his main priorities, as well as dealing with the outbreak of listeriosis which has claimed the lives of over 100 since the start of 2018 with major results. Under his leadership, the African National Congress has pushed for a constitutional amendment allowing the government to confiscate farms owned by White South Africans. When South Africa made world headlines because of attacks against foreign nationals within the borders of the country, with many South Africans blaming foreign nationals for the country's socio-economic issues, Ramaphosa launched the Youth Employment Service initiative as a means to employ one million youth and giving them more experience in the working field, with the South African Government even introducing the Employment Tax Incentive, which would reduce employer's costs when hiring youth. We have a dedicated video on the 10 things you didn’t know about President Cyril Ramaphosa, Click on the card on your screen to check it out.
9. Sahle-Work Zewde – President of Ethiopia
Sahle-Work Zewde is the current President of Ethiopia and the first woman to hold the office. Sahle Work makes it to this category not only because she is the only female serving head of state in Africa but also because of her numerous efforts to make not only Ethiopia a great nation but also as a beacon of hope to Africans. In December 2019, Sahle-Work was named the 93rd most powerful woman in the world by Forbes, and the highest-ranking African woman on the list. While the world was in panic with the outbreak of the corona virus pandemic, Sahle Work showed her country men that she is thinking of their wellbeing as on 25 March 2020, Sahle-Work announced on Twitter that she has pardoned more than 4,000 prisoners in a move to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia. She also pardoned more than 1,500 prisoners on 2 April 2020. The new president has been keen to make a point about gender equality right from the start. President Sahle-Work's appointment has been welcomed by Ethiopians on social media with many calling it "historic". She has been described as Ethiopia's first female head of state of the modern era, with some remembering Empress Zewditu who governed the country in the early part of the 20th Century.

8. Macky Sall – President of Senegal
Macky Sall is the current President of Senegal since April 2012 who was re-elected in February 2019. Since taking office, he has been inspiring his people with many of his policies and actions. While most African leaders are striving to rule their various countries until their death beds, he is one of the very few to rather fight to shorten the presidential term of office and was awarded the 2020 Sunhak Peace Prize. He got the award for successfully shortening the presidential term from seven to five years and reviving the economy through transparent policies, thereby spreading mature democracy to neighboring countries on the African continent where long-term dictatorship and poverty still abound. In accordance with his promise to reduce state spending, he curtailed some ministerial perks, announced an audit of his predecessor's administration and cancelled 59 projects and agencies which were judged unnecessary. He ended several contracts within the Presidential Palace and limited the salaries of the directors of agencies, but also increased the number of minister-counsel

[Displore]

Hello Displorers....Feel free to Add more Amazing African Presidents and why you think they deserve to be on this list and the best comment will be Pinned. Thanks

[sulaimankse]

Am not Tanzanian; Magufuli is a true African son

[nonzio]

The fact everyone on the comments is asking where Tanzania president Magufuli is shows how much he has achieved, definitely number 1 in the hearts of Africans across the continent and the best example for all the african leaders to follow. Keep up the good work!

[kiizerafrica]

I'm not Tanzanian But I can say that Dr Magufuli is the Best African Leader in this decade

[FLEXIBLETVOFFICIAL]

Can I see my fellow Ghanaians🇬🇭🇬🇭 here 🤣🤣🤣 I'm very proud to be Ghanaian🇬🇭

[edwardlong]

Wonderful video! As an African born in America (i.e. an African-American), I can't comment on the credentials of African presidents, but it's exhilarating to hear such good things said about John Magufuli and Paul Kagame. What's more, since I'm repatriating to Ghana, I shouted with joy when hearing that Ghana's president was atop this list. I always like hearing positive things about our continent and our people.

[kinggeorge]

Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo Addo is true, the best president in Africa. He is hardworking and had his people's heart.

[minskbelarus]

No A list without my president???? Hon John POMBE MAGUFULI? You must be out of your mind.

[sarllemmtunze]

I can understand Magufuli is not in this list cause it is so hard to find a picture of himself snuggling out around of western countries leaders.

[mashakalonka]

I wonder why you forgot president John Pombe Magufuli of Tanzania!, He's done wonders in his country!, investigate that!.

[AkosuaDoveTV]

Team Ghana, lets gather here! God bless Nana Akufo-Addo for his love for Ghana and Africa as a whole! 4more4Nana

[moontv]

Next time you should be Care fully on your details...one of the best president right in Africa is Tanzanian president HIS EXCELLENCE HON.JOHN POMBE JOSEPH SON OF MAGUFULI ...

[huntertm]

I wonder why Africans never appreciate themselves and give appraisal to those who have achieved a lot like Tz president John Magufuli 😳. The information is highly biased and misleading. Press a like if we are in collaboration my people.

[kelvin]

H.E Magufuli the president of economy growth, shutting down corruption and the development in that country for last five years....H.E Magufuli "a man of the people"

[nyaganyaga]

Everyone is asking about Hon. Dr Magufuli. Let me ask you displone how can you forget him?

[gridkibanda]

Dr John Pombe Magufuli is among the top ten Presidents in Africa

[geraldsanga]

If other people can not appreciate you, you have to appreciate yourself. You do not want to appreciate President Magufuli but for we Tanzanians he is the best leader.

[emmanuelagyeman]

I am a Ghanaian living abroad. I back home in 2019 and realized all I heard about the progress and achievement chocked by Nana Addo-Dankwa Akuffo Addo are REAL.
He deserves such rating.

[lydialaurian]

My fellow Tanzanias...Let's work harder than ever these people will Never appreciate the work done by our President Magufuli... Infact he should be at nō 1...but yeah the minds of our fellow Africans have been swiped into Western hate! #I love my country🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[lusekelomwamkinga]

I am Tanzanian in Diaspora, let me comment on this list but my comments here are not nationalistic at all. Before Magufuli came to power I lost hope for my country. It was literally dead as a country, with rampant cancerous corruption that was endemic. To summarise what Magufuli has done in 5 years is a hard task but I'll give it a go. He is a very serious, formidable, intelligent and detailed man, qualities that have helped him in his leadership. Cancerous Corruption is over, infrastructure development is miraculous, today Tanzania being as vast as it is, is well connected in all reagions by tarmac roads. He's built the longest high speed electric railway first in Africa. He's increased the national income tremendously, revived national airline with plenty of brand new state of the art aircraft. Revived and built new factories for industrial revolution. Energy security by building new Hydropower dam, and many many more but above all he's managed to leap Tanzania into a middle income country!!! Now if this doesn't qualify him as the best leader in Africa, I don't think you know what you are doing. NO great leader in the history of the world has managed to do so much in only 5 years. Many great leaders have needed more than a decade to come close to what Magufuli has done. It's a pity that he's going to lead only for 10 years, but if he were to lead for 20 years like Kagame, Tanzania will be among the richest countries in the world within 2 decades