Who is Libya's President?
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President: Zentani Muhammad Az-Zentani
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Several do, actually, many, unfortunatly. Belarus, Kyrgastan, Lybia (to some degree), Syria, Nepal (but should end soon with new elections), Democtaric Republic of the Congo, Zimbabwe (debateable, but really President Mugabe rules with an iron hand), Guinea, Gabon (technically not, but has had the same president since indepandence). \nA good website to research more is:\nwww.bbc.co.uk/news and look for "country profiles"
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Girma Wolde-Giorgis Lucha (born December 1924) is the President of Ethiopia. He was elected on October 8, 2001, as a relative unknown, by a unanimous vote of the Ethiopian Parliament. The Ethiopian presidency is a largely symbolic office with little power. Presidents serve six-year terms.
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The President is elected by Parliament from the candidates which have been nominated by the government. Our current president is APJ Abdul Kalam and the next presidential elections are due in 2007
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Previous Leader...Nelson Mandela.\n\nMan of Peace.\nMan of Progress.\nMan of Justice.\n\nRead about him on wikipedia. It speaks for itself.
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Gabon's President Omar Bongo.
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President of what country? (please be specific... we dont want to assume) lol.
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a shallow bragger. he acts like a child and is guarded by a herd of obese women. he is skilled at provoking other arab leaders and turns any summit or conference into a real mess. in the summit held in Sert last June, everybody was talking about how to make people in Africa live a better life, while the genius Gaddafi was aimlessly talking about how easy it is now to travel from country to country and how fast the means of transportation have become. he kept talkin for like an hour until other african leaders began to fall asleep. I believe he can make one good comedian though.
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He is the current South African president. He is the leader of the African National Congress (ANC) in South African politics.
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President: Abdelaziz Bouteflika
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Fidel Castro was born on August 13, 1926. He's 79 years old, pushing 80 by August.\nGaddafi was born in 1942. He is 64 years.\nCastro came to power through a revolution in 1959 (now 47 years in power) while Gaddafi came to power through a coup in 1969 (he's been ruling for 37 years).\nBoth are the longest serving dictators in the world today.
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Actually the first one was MEHDI BAZARGAN, he was head of Iran's interim government.\nBut the first elected president was ABOLHASAN BANI SADR.
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Dr Mohamed ElBaradei is the Director-General. I don't think it has a president.
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Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe
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He is the president of Pakistan.
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I don't think Muammar Qadhafi should be completely trusted but I don't think that he is a big worry.\n\nI have a feeling that either some of the people who answered before me do not know what they are talking about or we are talking about a different person.\nI am talking about the Libyan leader.
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Just the one; the Palestinian National Authority\n\nThe authority has two components; the president and the legislative council (headed by the Prime Minister)\n\nThe president is a member of Fatah, a political organisation that in turn is part of the PLO which for many years sought the liberation of Palestine. The PLO renounced terrorism and recognised the state of Israel a while back.\n\nThe council has a majority of members who belong to Hamas; Hamas seeks to create an Islamic republic in Palestine and is a prescribed terrorist organisation.\n\nThe Authority was created as part of the Oslo agreement which included renunciation of terrorism and the right for Israel to exist. Acceptance of the Oslo agreement would seem neccessary in accepting the legality of the Authority. Unfortunately, Hamas has got elected without taking these steps, thus creating an impasse\n\nGenerally, the legality of political parties is a process/hurdle as part of the democratic process; this appears to have been overlooked by the authors of the Oslo Peace accord