First African Woman President

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When she campaigned for a seat in the Liberian senate in 1985, Sirleaf was placed under house arrest and sentenced to 10 years in prison for speaking against Doe’s regime. In 1992 she joined the United Nations Development Program as assistant secretary general and director of the Regional Bureau of Africa. She says she reads a lot and that’s how she is up to date. Useless enough to win 1 crore, Duh!