Sudanese-born telecommunications entrepreneur Mo Ibrahim listens during a conference promoting good governance in Africa, in Tanzania's capital Dar es Salaam November 15, 2009. African states must integrate immediately or some will not survive, Ibrahim, who funds the world's biggest prize in support of leadership on the continent said. Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

Sudanese-born telecommunications entrepreneur Mo Ibrahim listens during a conference promoting good governance in Africa, in Tanzania's capital Dar es Salaam November 15, 2009. African states must integrate immediately or some will not survive, Ibrahim, who funds the world's biggest prize in support of leadership on the continent said.

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  1. Sudanese-born telecommunications entrepreneur Mo Ibrahim (R) attends a conference promoting good governance in Africa in Tanzania's capital in Dar es Salaam November 15, 2009. African states must integrate immediately or some will not survive, Ibrahim, who funds the world's biggest prize in support of leadership on the continent, said late on Saturday. The man on left is unidentified.
  2. Sudanese-born telecommunications entrepreneur Mo Ibrahim listens during a conference promoting good governance in Africa, in Tanzania's capital Dar es Salaam November 15, 2009. African states must integrate immediately or some will not survive, Ibrahim, who funds the world's biggest prize in support of leadership on the continent said.

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