Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

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President of Liberia from 2006 to 2018

The first woman elected as head of state in an African country, serving as the President of Liberia. She was a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

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Machado’s Peace Prize Is Latest Nobel for Female Democracy Campaigners

This topic page tracks news and commentary regarding Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, including recent discussions on her advocacy for women's leadership and democracy. It features articles reflecting on her legacy and her ongoing influence in global political discourse.

The New York Times·2009-08-25

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

A comprehensive biographical entry detailing the life and political career of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who served as the 24th president of Liberia from 2006 to 2018. The article covers her background, her historic presidency, and her international recognition as a Nobel laureate.

Wikipedia·2026-08-21

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Archives

This archive contains various reports and opinion pieces featuring Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, including her calls for business leaders to address pandemic challenges. It highlights her continued relevance in discussions regarding African leadership and economic recovery.

The Guardian Nigeria News·unknown

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf – Facts

This fact sheet provides an overview of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's career, highlighting her 2011 Nobel Peace Prize for her non-violent efforts to promote peace and women's rights. It details her historic election in 2005 and her contributions to economic progress and freedom of speech in Liberia.

NobelPrize.org·2026-09-19

Africa’s first elected female head of state to receive 2025 O’Connor Justice Prize

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has been named the 10th recipient of the O’Connor Justice Prize for her leadership and dedication to justice. The award recognizes her historic role as Africa's first democratically elected female head of state and her efforts in leading Liberia through recovery.

ASU Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law·2026-09-18

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