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China Daily select Top 10 Newsmakers 2005
(China Daily)
Updated: 2006-01-02 07:42

Who had the greatest impact on international news in 2005? You can decide from China Daily's selection of the top 10 international newsmakers of the year

 

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Brains win over brawn: Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf became Africa's first directly elected woman president, in a battle for Liberia's top job which saw her pitted against former soccer legend George Weah, who won fame as a striker for AC Milan in the 1990s.
The Harvard-educated economist, a mother of four and grandmother of six, served in the Liberian Government in the 1970s and later worked for Citibank and the World Bank.


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