Botswana's Mogae wins $5m prize
Botswana's former President Festus Mogae has won a $5m (GBP 2.8m) prize to encourage good governance in Africa.
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Funny developments. Apparently African presidents want to prolong their rule because of the money, so to get them give up their post of precidency they are given money 5 million dollars one time, and 200.000 Dollar annually for the rest of their life.
Somalia's first president Aden Abdulle Osman (aun) did it voluntarily and lived large for the rest of his life in his large farm in Janaale on the money he worked for himself
50 years later, African leaders need to be bribed to step down.

