African miners dig deeper Many mineral prices may have dropped, but there is no lack of action over promising assets. ...
Copperbelt: Two sides of the coin Battered but not beaten, the copper miners of Congo and Zambia struggle to overcome the impact of last year's collapse in global demand ...
Uranium: Getting ready for a nuclear surge As China and India prepare to build many new nuclear power plants, they are looking to secure supplies of uranium, and Africa is a very promising ... source
A long way to go Having proudly followed Ghana into independence in 1958, raising the hopes of pan-Africanists everywhere, Guineans have been let down by their ... rulers over ?the past 50 years
Interview: Nkosana Moyo The Vice President of the African Development Bank speaks to The Africa Report about Africa in the Crisis alongside articles from our archives ... on the impact the crisis is having in Africa.
Strength in exports to the rescue The prices of Ghana's main exports - cocoa and gold - remain strong ...
A time of new potential The benefits of a decade of good economic growth are threatened by the global crisis, but there are good signs from Ghana's new government ...
Company Profile: Afren An African energy minnow is slowly building up regional assets and expertise and has ambitions in liquefied natural gas ...
Jatropha: Oil from the soil Projects producing biodiesel that use oil from the jatropha plant are intensifying across Africa ...
Nigeria: More go-slows ahead for oil reforms Reform of the national oil company is being snagged by a combination of political considerations and conspiracies ...