Who is who in Africa
The new generation of African Leaders 2020

A continent with one of the youngest population fighting for a generation change.

African Leaders average 60 years old.

A continent that is trying to reshape the global economy through its leaders. Here are the most influential leaders in Africa, government official and business tycoons. Here you can have a glimpse of their roots and bios.

Abiy Ahmed, Prime Minister of Ethiopia

A 43 year old young African Leader awarded Peace Nobel Prize in 2019 for finally signing a peace treaty with Eritea ending a 20 years conflict.
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Sidi Mohamed Rahdi, Consul of Mauritania in Las Palmas

A well respected Mauritanian politician and chief of one of the largest tribes in the country. He served for many years in the local parliament fighting for social development and human rights. He is currently based in Las Palmas, Canary Islands, the closest European door to Mauritania where he is tightening business and social relations.
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Nani Chrougha, Minister of Fisheries and Maritime Economie, Mauritania

The new Mauritanian government combines experienced ministers with new young polititians. His focus will be on the developmnent of an added-value fishing industry. Including packaging and processing. "We aim to process a 100% of local fish products locally."

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Vera Daves de Souza, Minister of Finance of Angola

A 34 year old analyst enrolls in a government dominated by senior soldiers from the long civil war. She is also part of the women empowerment movement that has spreaded thoughtout Africa.
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Mohamed Lemine Dhehby, Minister of Finance in Mauritania

At his young age, Dhehby is part of a new float of technocrats well established within the new Mauritanian Government Cabinet. He has staired up all posts within the Ministry and now his main task is to adapt the Mauritanian financial system to absorbe the international revenues that will come from the production of the recently discoverd gas fields.
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Sid´Ahmed Mohamed, Minister of Tourism and Industry of Mauritania

Born in 1971 and an entomologist by training, he has also worked for as an international consultant for the FAO and the World Bank. Now, as the minister of Commerce and Tourism, he is focused on the development of the Tourism sector in Mauritania with a very attractive investment package for international capital.
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