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Nigeria’s film industry: a potential gold mine?
11 Apr 2013As an entrepreneur, 32-year-old chemistry graduate Jason Njoku achieved success in a most unlikely way: he is Africa’s largest distributor of Nigerian movies, and has raked in over $8 million since...
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Malian women create beauty — and profit
After the bazin fabrics are dyed, they are hung out to dry.Photograph: Redux / Contrasto /...
Dialing for cash: mobile transfers expand banking
In Africa, cross-border remittances by phone overcome bank limits
Lesotho’s economy catches flu — from big brother’s sneeze
Hard times trigger policy review
Millennium Villages: a lasting impact?
Aid promotes rapid gains, but dependence may be hard to break
Africa’s famine response — too little, perhaps too late
‘Africa should not wait’ for others to act
Social media for a social cause
Leading by example, Kenyans mobilize support for drought victims
AIDS breakthrough threatened by budget woes
New discovery brings hope, but will the funds be there?
‘NEPAD is an African spirit for renewal’
Ten years old, the plan scores some gains, faces key tests
Africa's least developed: lands of opportunity
At the UN conference on LDCs, focus moves away from aid
Microfinance: What role in Africa's development?
Time to reassess the limits and strengths of small-scale lending
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