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Cleo Bonny (born on 15 September, in Blantyre Malawi) is the first Malawian and first black person in Africa to become a reading ambassador across the world^[1] and supplimentary instructor at University of North West Province South Africa . He is the world fastest speed reader ever existed. Having traveled to 22 countries to promote reading culture, he has been dubbed as reading ambassador by media houses. Cleo Bonny is a non-diplomatic ambassador who only promotes the reading culture in the world . Cleo Bonny has written a book called "the young commentator " the young commentator has sold close to a million copies in over 22 countries. He hid the 100 Rand a South African money note Dr Beyers Naude schools in Soweto South africa^[2]. This test had proved that Africans do not read much ^[3]. He has traveled to South Africa and help South African children and parents to bring the culture of reading to the youths^[4]. In 2010 the reading ambassador traveled to botswana to promote the culture of reading though he was disappointed that the government did not allow him to carry out his mission^[5].

Education

• Batchelor’s degree in International relations (International relations, politics, administration) from university of North West Province, South Africa. • Honor’s degree in International relations from North West University.

Reference

http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/sowetan/archive/2010/05/07/it_s-a-fact-darkies-just-dont-read

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Gasebalwe seretse. 11 october 2007 Botswana: ‘african reading ambassador ‘ is in Town. MmegiCite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page).