Financial and business news from Africa
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The Nigerian budget finally appears but how much can it promise?
A free trade agreement between European Union and South Africa is in sight
Complaints Africa was unrepresented at the World Economic Forum in Davos
A report from the Southern Africa Development Community meeting
The World Bank offers hope for Africa, but how new are the proposals?
Cashews in crisis in Mozambique, who is to blame?
The European Union and the World Bank have united to co-ordinate African aid
South Africa budgets for its future, in a move awaited by the rest of Africa
Privatisation in South Africa. Presenter: Marcus Prior.
Why Africa is missing out on private capital
Why now could be the time to expand Africa's capital markets
The fuel crisis in Nigeria
How economic sanctions are affecting people in Burundi
More oil for Angola following the discovery of new reserves
Fuel shortages in Grande Comore have driven businesses to a standstill
The Chinese prime minster in Africa, and his plans to create a new World economic order
A special report on the economic impact of the AIDS epidemic in Africa
Despite being ousted, the former president of Zaire may yet keep his fortune
A military coup in Sierra Leone has destroyed the country's central bank
How the eucaluptus tree has helped put Angola's Benguela Railway back on track
Economic activity amongst the turmoil in Sierra Leone
Interview with Lehmans "Mr Africa" who has decided to head home
French West Africa consolidates its economic union, but at what price?
The IFC approves a loan for an aluminium smelter in Mozambique
Communities around a Shell Oil installation in Nigeria want production suspended
The impact of Zimbabwe's strikes
A new power line brightens business in Swaziland
How Liberia's shattered economy is being rebuilt
The effects of the Kenyan strike on investor confidence
Presenter: Joel Kibazo
