First Woman voted to lead African Union Commission

The African Union Commission elected a female as its' head for the first time on Sunday.

South African Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma ran against Jean Ping and won 37-17.

When Dhlamini-Zuma was asked what she would bring to the African Union Commission, she said:

"Like a doctor, you first diagnose and then you treat. I will have to take it from there."



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