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About this series. The fate of Africa's huge crude oil reserves is important not just for Africans, but also for Americans, who use millions of barrels of oil imported from Africa every day. In this three-part series, the Globe's Africa bureau chief, John Donnelly, examines the issue. Q&A summary of the series.
Africa, Portugal. Portuguese trading stations in West Africa and the slave trade. Portuguese expansion into Africa began with the desire of King John I to gain access to the gold-producing areas of West Africa.ortuguese trading stations in East Africa and the Slave trade. A map drawn in Spain dated 1375, showing the king of Mali holding a gold nugget. Source: British Library. Well-established gold and ivory trade network existed between African kingdoms in the interior and cities on the east coast of Africa.