Du 10 au 12 Juin 2012, le New York Forum Africa a donné le coup d’envoi à trois jours de discussions intenses. Des groupes de travail et des sessions plénières de haut niveau se sont tenus, avec une attention particulière portée sur les grandes questions économiques et commerciales auxquelles l’Afrique est confrontée. Plus de 700 dirigeants d’entreprise venus d’Afrique et du monde entier sont venus se joindre aux chefs d’état, responsables politiques et aux experts mondialement reconnus afin de créer des plans d’action concrets répondant aux défis posés par ces questions. Le Président Ali Bongo Ondimba a accueilli le New York Forum Africa 2012, en collaboration avec Richard Attias & Associates et la Fondation Omar Bongo Ondimba.

Country Coordinating Mechanisms and Women

South African Swayed by Windpower

Investing in Africa: Mind the bumps and the rewards will come

Culture is the New Resistance

Global Health Plan Aims to End a Third of Childhood Deaths

Skills shortage could hamper Africa growth surge

Is Tanzania’s economic growth an urban phenomenon?

Who Owns the Land? Cameroon's Large-Scale Land-Grabs

Innovation Leadership Training Program launching in Zambia

Open Borders top EALA talks

Open Borders top EALA talks

Solar Powered Internet School Opens World of Possibilities in Uganda

Women key to Africa’s development

Ethiopian capital to burn waste, hopes for energy bonanza

African Development Bank aims to boost investment to EAC

Africans enrolled in Chinese Universities up 30 percent in 2012.

African Health Ministers commit to ramped up TB/HIV treatment

African Health Ministers commit to ramped up TB/HIV treatment

12 million Africans entering the job Market every year.

Emphasis on new Infrastructure driving a maintenance deficit.

Rwanda’s ICT ambition bearing fruit

Namibia examines BRICS

Solar Powered Internet School Opens a World of Possibilities in Uganda

By 2050, one in three children will be born in Sub-Saharan Africa

New York African Film Festival Returns To FSLC April 3-9 To Celebrate Its 20th Anniversary

First women-initiated bank launched in Ethiopia

Lagos creating energy from waste

Citi Bank to start operations in Ghana

Nigeria set to overtake SA as Africa's biggest economy

Food and drug regulators to cut counterfeits

Gulf carriers aim for bigger slice of Africa market

Can floating architecture save this Nigerian slum?

Rwanda to host Agribusiness Forum.

South Africa's Naspers in $570 million Russia internet deal

Burundi supports border communities.

Tanzanias financial sector is stable.

Gambia gets its first Journalism School

How African Feminism Changed the World.

Rwanda gets U.S. $60 Million for Sustainable Energy

Japan Boosts Private Sector Investment

27 Million Women to Access Reversible Contraceptive.

o Ghanian Entrepreneur Assembles trucks aimed at Industrial Production

PPPs to Develop Africa’s Infrastructure?

South Africa, Belarus discuss cooperation in Agriculture

Google in Africa

Zimbabwe looks to boost FDI

Nigeria and Brazil Strengthen Economic Ties

Ugandan Vocational Training School gets US $82Million

FAO Report: Women in Agriculture

African Union: Empowering Women in Agriculture

Brazil tips Dar es Salaam on gas economy

Potential in Africa’s renewable energy

Ethiopia: Heineken to build the country's largest brewery in Ethiopia

African hotel wins worlds best hotel for second year in a row by Travel + Leisure.

Rwandan students to learn Chinese language

New malaria drugs give hope to eradication

In Rwanda 3000 teachers to enter the labor market

Biogas looks to women to expand sector.

Rwanda gets US $60m to develop energy sector

Africa’s first Pan-African airline hits 75,000 passengers.

Ambitious infrastructure project funded through contractor financing

Zimbabwe’s tobacco crop down 3 million in 2012.

U.A.E. and Zimbabwe discuss multi-billion-dollar cooperation

S.A. task force to monitor agriculture emissions

Nokia's Life launched in Kenya, hits 95 million global users

Africa is more stable than you've been led to think.

Uganda, Kenya coffees top in Africa

Uganda student wins Africa IT award

Are African women on the rise?

Mozambique receives U.S.$9.3 Million for girls education.

Malawi President Joyce Banda featured in CFR remarkable women of 2012.

New oil deposits in Kenya may be commercially viable

South Sudan and Sudan come to agreement to resume oil exports.

New laws to stabilize oil market in Ghana.

Expert engaged to set up futures exchange in Nairobi

Analysis of micro enterprise growth in Africa and transitions to SME’s.

Kenya demarcating 9 blocks of territory for auction of license to oil and gas exploration.

Could the next pope come from Africa?

Africa forecast to be a $45 billion pharma market by 2020

Scientist in Benin unveil enhanced malaria test