In this wide-ranging interview Shanta Devarajan talks about the legacy of structural adjustment programmes and conditionality, liability for when programmes go wrong and the latest from the ongoing review of the World Bank's Africa policy.      

The Central Bank of Nigeria Governor argues that banks need to reorientate themselves to meet long-term needs in the face of increasing competition from foreign-owned financial instutions

The former British prime minister talks to The Africa Report about aid, development and governance in Africa  

Interview with Father Matthew Hassan Kukah, priest of Catholic Archdiocese of Kaduna.

Sub-Saharan African economies have grown at healthy rates over the past year, despite the dire warnings announced by analysts when the global economic crisis first broke in the US in 2008. Donald Kaberuka, the AfDB President is not surprised

Recipient of the World Food Prize in 2004 for his success in creating the New Rice for Africa (NERICA), Sierra Leonean scientist Monty Jones spoke to The Africa Report about the role of science in agricultural development.