Despite the global financial crisis，Africa’s GDP still achieved a moderate growth of 2.5 percent in 2009，becoming the third largest force to drive the global economy to achieve positive growth. In the year of 2010，Africa’s economy rebound quickly and the macroeconomic indicators such as inflation rate and term of trade are improved. The economies in most countries，including in South Africa，Nigeria，Kenya and Algeria，show a good growth momentum of 4.8 percent in 2010. There are no major changes in macroeconomic policies in African countries in this year. Most African countries focus on investment in infrastructure and agriculture and make effort to strengthen South-South cooperation and African integration. Development becomes the main theme in the continent. In 2011，the African economy is expected to rebound to pre-crisis level. According to most international agencies，the Africa’s GDP growth will be around 5.5 percent，higher than the forecast for 2010. To increase job and to diversify economic activities will be the most important tasks for all African countries in the coming years.