Editorial

Chinese Automobiles offer comfort and affordability on Africa market 

By Gerald Mbanda  Chinese-made vehicles have transitioned from being niche imports to mainstream choices across Africa.This shift is driven by a combination of affordability, technological advancements, and adaptability to local conditions. Chinese automakers are not only entering the African market but are also reshaping its automotive landscape. The affordability of Chinese …

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Africa cooperation with BRICS “game changer” for future growth

By Gerald Mbanda Africa is endowed with vast natural resources, yet it remains a continent with the poorest countries in the world. According to the World Bank ranking of low-income economies, 23 of 27 poorest countries are in Africa. Apart from natural resources, the continent holds 65 percent of the …

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Lessons from China for Africa on Unity and Social Stability

By Staff writer In recent decades, China has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a war-torn nation into a global economic powerhouse. This journey has been underpinned by a unique blend of unity, social stability, and strategic governance. As Africa continues its path toward development, there are valuable lessons to …

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Strengthening China-Africa Youth Exchanges for Enhanced Cooperation

By Gerald Mbanda China and African countries have forged collaboration in various fields that promote the well-being of the people on both sides, as well as promoting cultural exchanges and understanding of each other’s civilization. China and Africa, both rich in history and potential, have recognized the importance of engaging …

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China-Africa Agricultural Partnership: A Pathway to Food Security and Job Creation

By Staff writer  The collaboration between China and Africa in agriculture has emerged as a pivotal strategy to address the continent’s pressing challenges of food insecurity and unemployment. Leveraging China’s technological expertise and Africa’s vast arable land, this partnership is fostering sustainable agricultural practices, enhancing food production, and creating employment …

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China and Rwanda: Business and Investment Opportunities on the rise

By Gerald Mbanda  Made in Rwanda” products at the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2024 in Shanghai-China.  Source: rwandainchina.gov.rw In recent years, the economic partnership between China and Rwanda has flourished into a dynamic and multifaceted relationship, characterized by significant investments, collaborative infrastructure projects, and expanding trade ties. This collaboration is not only transforming …

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China’s Role in African Peace Processes: A Commendable Commitment to Stability

By Staff writer  In an increasingly interconnected world, peace and security have become shared global responsibilities. Among the many actors playing a growing role in promoting peace on the African continent, China has emerged as a significant and commendable contributor. Over the past two decades, China’s involvement in Africa has …

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Chinese embassy in Kigali explains cooperation with Rwanda, position on US tariffs and the Taiwan question 

By Gerald Mbanda Ms. Lin Hang, Chinese embassy Charge d’Affairs a.i,(middle), Counselor Gao Zhiqiang (left), Director Zhang Xiaohong(Right). Photo: Africa-China Review At the Chinese embassy in Kigali, a press conference was held on Friday, 16, 2025, during which Ms. Lin Hang, the Charge d’Affairs a.i, briefed the media, University Professors and the ruling party representatives (RPF),  on the good cooperation between China and Rwanda, the US tariffs and their effects …

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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, …

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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 …

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