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Category Archives: China and Africa
African Boots – soft launch
In collaboration with Iain Manley, Danwei is proud to present a new website, still in beta, to track China – Africa relations: African Boots.
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Chinese entrepreneurs in Africa, land of a billion customers
Multi-billion dollar resource and infrastructure deals between China and African countries make the business headlines ever more regularly, but there are very few reports on the growing numbers of Chinese entrepreneurs and small private companies seeking opportunities in Africa that they cannot find in China.
Tessa Thorniley looks at how they are faring
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Tagged Africa, entrepreneurship, Tessa Thorniley
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Botswana’s Chinese weekly, The Oriental Post
The Oriental Post (华侨周报) launches in Botswana. It’s a weekly, and it’s not the first Chinese-language paper in Africa
Posted in China and Africa, Newspapers
Tagged Botswana, newspapers, People's Daily, shoddy journalism, The Oriental Post
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Chinese South Africans are black
Chinese South African writer Darryl Accone, now with Empowerment Well, not exactly black, but it makes for a good headline. From The BBC: S Africa Chinese ‘become black’ The High Court in South Africa has ruled that Chinese South Africans … Continue reading
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Chinese arm shipment arrived in Zimbabwe?
Did the Chinese arms shipment actually arrive in Zimbabwe?
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Africa, Angola, arms, arms trade, Mozambique, Mugabe, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe
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No guns for Bob
It seems the Chinese arms ship can’t unload its Zimbabwe-bound cargo at any African port.
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged arms, arms trade, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe
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Guns for Mugabe
Chinese guns for Zimbabwe.
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Tagged Africa, arms, South Africa, trade, Zimbabwe
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For Xu Jinglei and her team, shifting perspectives on South Africa
Xu Jinglei on the waterfront, Cape Town Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa and has been filing reports about the trip for the last week. This post … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town, development, economic aid, Egypt, South Africa, Xu Jinglei
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A stereotypical Cape Town day for Xu Jinglei
Xu Jinglei at Vergelegen vineyard Maya Alexandri is currently traveling as part of actress / director / blogger Xu Jinglei’s entourage in South Africa, and will file reports about the trip for the next week. At the start of our … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town, diamonds, gold, South Africa, Stellenbosch, Vergelegen, vineyard, wine, Xu Jinglei
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Xu Jinglei in Cape Town
More from Xu Jinglei’s South Africa trip.
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Africa, Bokaap, Cape Malay, Cape Town, Green Market Square, penguins, South Africa, Xu Jinglei
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