Social state and constitutionally-legal regulating usage of mineral resources in some countries of Africa

The subject of this article is actual problems of social state and constitutionally-legal regulating usage of mineral resources in some countries of the African continent that play the greater role in the economy of the region and are highly appreciable at the world source market. In this sense the most actual is the experience of such countries as Nigeria, Angola and Kenya.

Constitution, law, regulating, usage of mineral resources, Nigeria, Angola, Kenya, social state, foreign experience, socio-economic rights