The Morning Call
How can African countries and societies get the most value from their resources? And what exactly can African leaders do to put their countries on a sustainable, profitable path? Oil has often been described by some as a curse on the continent with many countries producing engulfed in economic and political turmoil, that contradicts the expectation of prosperity.
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