next on november eighth 2005 ellen
johnson sirleaf became the first elected
female president of the West African
country of Liberia the 67 year old
harvard-educated mother of four and
grandmother of six is the first woman to
lead an African nation in modern history
it is also important to note that
Liberia was founded in 1822 by free
blacks from the United States on July 26
1847 the Republic of Liberia declared
its independence and modeled its
government after the United States
system also in november two thousand
five john sentamu became the 97
Archbishop of York of the Church of
England born in the Central African
country of Uganda cintamu is the
church’s second-highest cleric and the
first black Archbishop in the church’s
five hundred year history
johnson sirleaf became the first elected
female president of the West African
country of Liberia the 67 year old
harvard-educated mother of four and
grandmother of six is the first woman to
lead an African nation in modern history
it is also important to note that
Liberia was founded in 1822 by free
blacks from the United States on July 26
1847 the Republic of Liberia declared
its independence and modeled its
government after the United States
system also in november two thousand
five john sentamu became the 97
Archbishop of York of the Church of
England born in the Central African
country of Uganda cintamu is the
church’s second-highest cleric and the
first black Archbishop in the church’s
five hundred year history
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