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Tuesday, November 18, 1997 Published at 13:16 GMT
Special Report: Africa at 40
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Does life begin at 40 for independent Africa?
African leaders have been meeting in London to consider the continent's development since Ghana gained independence in 1957. |
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 Dr Nkrumah during his year in jail |
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Nkrumah - an African visionary with feet of clay Kwame Nkrumah's dream of a free, united and prosperous Africa made him an icon of the post-colonial era. |
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 The Ethiopian famine inspired the Live Aid concerts and records |
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Forty years of African history A chronology of Black African independence |
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Test your knowledge of how African place names have changed in 40 years
The Organisation of African UnityThe Organisation of African Unity has long been regardedf as the collective voice of Africa in the post-colonial era.
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