List of Political Term Limits - Africa

Africa

Country Head of state/government Other
Title Maximum number of terms Office Maximum number of terms
Angola President Currently no term limits; two five-year terms, starting from 2012
Benin President Two five-year terms
Botswana President Two five-year terms Vice President Two five-year terms
Burundi President Two five-year terms
Cape Verde President Two five-year terms
Central African Republic President Two five-year terms
Comoros President Unlimited non-consecutive five-year terms
Democratic Republic of the Congo President Two five-year terms
Republic of the Congo President Two seven-year terms
Egypt President Two four-year terms, starting from the 2012 presidential election
Ethiopia President Two six-year terms
Ghana President Two four-year terms Vice President Two four-year terms
Kenya President Two five-year terms
Liberia President Two six-year terms
Madagascar President Two five-year terms
Malawi President Two five-year terms
Mali President Two five-year terms
Mauritania President Two five-year terms
Mauritius President Two five-year terms
Mozambique President Two five-year terms
Namibia President Two five-year terms
Niger President Two five-year terms
Nigeria President Two four-year terms
Rwanda President Two seven-year terms
São Tomé and Príncipe President Two five-year terms
Senegal President Two seven-year terms
Seychelles President Three five-year terms
Sierra Leone President Two five-year terms
South Africa President Two five-year terms
Tanzania President Two five-year terms Vice President Two five-year terms
Zambia President Two five-year terms

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