African countries are looking to attract more Chinese tourists as part of broader efforts to revive and grow the continent’s travel industry, delegates said at one of the continent’s largest tourism trade shows.At Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025, held from Tuesday to Thursday in Durban, South Africa, Zimbabwe’s Deputy Minister of …
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China and South Africa: Strengthening ties through automotive industry
By Karabo Mohamme In recent years, Chinese automotive brands have gained significant traction in South Africa, transforming from low-cost alternatives to serious contenders in the local market. Brands like Haval, Chery, GWM (Great Wall Motors), and BYD have experienced remarkable growth, fueled by competitive pricing, advanced features, and a strategic focus on the needs …
Read More »China’s international event hosting experience valuable to Botswana: Minister
Botswanan Minister of Sport and Arts Jacob Kelebengsaid on Wednesday that Botswana had learned very valuable lessons on hosting a top international event from China during the 2025 World Athletics Relays held in Guangzhou, China from May 10 to 11. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the team Botswana welcome …
Read More »How U.S China Trade Wars Affect Africa
By staff writer Courtesy: Internet photo The trade tensions between the United States and China—two of the world’s largest economies—have had ripple effects far beyond their borders. While headlines tend to focus on tariffs, supply chains, and corporate giants, the impact on developing regions such as Africa is less visible but equally significant. Africa, …
Read More »China positioned to energize a new multipolarity
By Gilbert Morris This panoramic aerial photo taken on Jan 10, 2023 shows a view of Lujiazui area in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone in East China’s Shanghai. [Photo/Xinhua] The notion that China is in “decline”, advanced by some Western media, has no basis in fact, hence should be rejected …
Read More »U.S and China need each other for global peace and economic growth
By Gerald Mbanda The recent trade talks between China and U.S held in Geneva, is testimony that the two world largest economies and super powers need each other for global peace and economic growth. Tensions between the two countries have gone down signaling a renewed commitment to economic cooperation. Chinese officials have always maintained that trade wars are a …
Read More »Chinese-built stadium handed over to Chad
Chadian Minister of Youth and Sports Maide HamitLony on Monday received from Chinese Ambassador Wang Xining the keys to the Mandjafa Stadium, which was built and donated by China to Chad. Speaking on the occasion, Wang said that the 30,000-seat stadium now belongs to the Chadian government and the people, standing as a testimony to …
Read More »China and Africa: Shared Histories, Common Goals
By Staff writer Both China and Africa have endured long histories of foreign intervention and exploitation. China, though never colonized in the strictest sense, suffered from what it terms a “century of humiliation,” during which it was subjected to unequal treaties, foreign occupation, and internal fragmentation under the influence of …
Read More »Letter from Mideast: Chinese enterprises power Morocco’s auto, green energy boom
At CITIC Dicastal’s factory in Kenitra, a coastal city in northwestern Morocco, workers were operating modern equipment in an orderly manner. Amid the hum of machines, aluminum ingots were smelted, cast, machined and coated, eventually becoming gleaming wheels ready for sale. The factory currently houses two aluminum wheel plants and …
Read More »Sinotruk unveils Howo Max truck in Kenya
Chinese heavy-duty truckmaker Sinotruk has launched its Howo Max model in Kenya, appointing local motor dealer Printan as its official distributor. Hossein Goudarzi, chief executive officer of Printan, said in a statement issued Friday in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, that the Chinese-made truck sets new benchmarks in power, efficiency and affordability for Africa’s commercial transport sector. “The Chinese …
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