Published:July28,2022 By Staff writer The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine is unfortunate as it destroys both life and property. The conflict that could have been avoided have affected the global economy in various dimensions. As countries like China are advocating for dialogue and peaceful settlement of the conflict, western …
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The rise of China and end of western dominance
Published: July 25,2022 By Gerald Mbanda Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair delivered a speech on London on July 16, at Ditchley Park west where he said that, the Ukraine war shows that western dominance is coming to an end as China gains superpower status in partnership with Russia. Tony Blair was …
Read More »Xi visit to Xinjiang exposes western lies of forced labour and genocide
Published:July 20,2022 By Staff writer The recent visit by Chinese president Xi Jinping to the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region showed media pictures of good agricultural yields, industrial production, but more importantly, beautiful pictures of happy faces of the people of Xinjiang. Western countries lead by US have claimed for long …
Read More »The AfCFTA. Can it co-exist with China?
Published:July 18,2022 By: Mweusi Karake The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which officially came into place on 1st January 2021, will if well implemented; be one of the largest trading blocs in the world. I am aware that my usage of “if” sounds pessimist, but as they say “once bitten twice shy”. I grew up in East Africa when …
Read More »China does not need US lectures on human rights
Published:July14,2022 By Staff writer The flags of China and the USA overlapping Early this year, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticised China on alleged human rights abuses when he unveiled the State Department’s annual report on human rights around the world. The report which carried more than 50,000 words …
Read More »China envoy to UN calls for dialogue in West Africa and Sahel.
Published:July11,2022 By staff writer Ambassador Dai Bing Chinese UN deputy permanent representative to the United Nations (UN) Ambassador Dai Bing, has called for west Africa and Sahel regions to “stay committed to the overall direction of resolving political differences (in West Africa and the Sahel) through dialogue.” The diplomat made …
Read More »US and UK Intelligence chiefs’ threats won’t stop the rise of China.
Published:July08,2022 By Gerald Mbanda In a rare meeting on Wednesday, July 6, that took place at British Intelligence (MI5) headquarters at Thames House, London, the US and UK intelligence chiefs held a joint meeting in which China was their main subject of discussion. The US FBI director Christopher Wray, warned …
Read More »Can US and allies manage to sabotage China’s BRI programs?
Published:July 06,2022 By Staff writer The US and its allies in G7 seem to be engaged in a battle of wits with China when they launched an infrastructure project to counter China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The Build Back Better World initiative, named after Biden’s domestic spending and climate agenda, struggled to …
Read More »China and Russia alliance under BRICS puts the west on its toes
Published:July04,2022 By Staff writer The Russian president Vladimir Putin is reported to have announced recently that his country alongside China and BRICS nations, were setting plans to launch a new global reserve currency made up of basket of BRICS currencies. If the plan succeeds, the reserve currency is expected to …
Read More »China and G7 should complement each other rather than compete for global infrastructureprojects
Published: June 29,2022 By Staff Writer Asphalting paver machine and other modern construction machinery and vehicles during asphalting works on a second lane of a highway, aerial view. US President Joe Biden and other G7 leaders On Sunday, June 26th, during an annual gathering atSchloss Elmau in southern Germany, relaunched the newly renamed “Partnership for …
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