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Leading a country is no easy task. In order govern their states in the most effective manner, some leaders indulge on benefits such as presidential residences, cars, planes and unfortunately “slush funds”. According to French magazine Jeune Afrique, Africa’s highest official presidents’ salaries range between 246 and 19 765 euros a month.

These “official” salaries are obviously questionable.

SOUTH AFRICA – Jacob Zuma

19 765 euros per month

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REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO – Dennis Sassou Nguesso

7622 euros per month

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LIBYA – Ali Zeidan

7 345 euros per month

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CÔTE D’IVOIRE – Alassane Ouattara

7300 euros per month

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RWANDA – Paul Kagame

6 000 euros per month

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LIBERIA- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

5 470 euros per month

MALI – Ibrahim Boubacar Keita

5 335 euros per month

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GABON – Ali Bongo Ondimba

4 573 euros per month

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DRC – Joseph Kabila 

4 000 euros per month

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ANGOLA – Jose Eduardo Dos Santos 

3 617 euros per month

BURKINA FASO – Blaise Compaoré

2 545 euros per month

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GUINEA – Alpha Condé

1 696 euros per month

NIGERIA – Goodluck Jonathan

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