Which countries speak French in Africa? And what are their capital cities and the names of their presidents?

There are twenty countries in Africa that speak French as an official language, and they are, complete with their capital and head of government (or president, where there is both a president and a prime-minister but where the prime-minister is head of government):

1. BENIN (Porto Novo; President Yayi Boni)
2. BURKINA FASO (Ouagadougou; President Blaise Compoare)
3. BURUNDI (Bujumbura; President Pierre Nkurunziza)
4. CAMEROON (Yaounde; President Paul Biya)
5. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (Bangui; President Francois Bozize)
6. CHAD (N'Djamena; President Idriss Deby)
7. The Islands of COMOROS (Moroni; President Ahmed Abdallah M. Sambi)
8. The Republic of THE CONGO (Brazzaville; President Denis Sassou Nguesso)
9. COTE D'IVOIRE (Yamoussoukro; President Laurent Gbagbo)
10. The Democratic Republic of The CONGO (Kinshasa; President Joseph Kabila)
11. DJIBOUTI (Djibouti; President Ismail Omar Guelleh)
12. EQUATORIAL GUINEA (Malabo; President Teodoro Obiang)
13. GABON (Libreville; President Ali Bongo Ondimba)
14. GUINEA (Conakry; Acting President Sekouba Konate (Military Junta))
15. MADAGASCAR (Antananarivo; President Andry Rajoelina (Caretaker Government))
16. MALI (Bamako; President Amadou Toumani Toure)
17. NIGER (Niamey; President Salou Djibo (Military Junta))
18. SENEGAL (Dakar; President Abdoulaye Wade)
19. SEYCHELLES (Victoria; President James Michel)
20. TOGO (Lome; President Faure Gnassingbe)