Editorial

What is China’s Policy on Africa?

Africa China Review Editorial  The relationship between China and Africa is guided by a firm policy initiated in 2006, for building strategic partnership featuring political equality and mutual trust, economic win-win cooperation, and cultural exchange. Africa is at the forefront of expanding its industrialization, infrastructure development and the war against poverty. China is …

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Africa can learn from China on Low-Carbon Sustainable Development

By Africa China Review Staff Writer In the next 20 years, Africa will be home to more than 2 billion people. The continent will thus experience a significant increase in its energy needs for transportation, industrial production, air conditioning of buildings and cooling of food and medicine and more. Africa’s …

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The release of Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou a big win for China

By Gerald Mbanda Meng waves to the crowd after her arrival at the Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport. (Xinhua/Jin Liwang) After being detained for almost three years in Canada, the Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wangzhou arrived in her home city of Shenzhen on Saturday night. Meng was arrested at Vancouver …

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US criticized for expelling Haitian children from the border

By Africa China Review staff writer. © UNICEF/Georges Harry Rouzier Family sits in the rubble of the house they lost in a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Haiti. The United States has been wide criticized for expelling Haitian migrants from its border especially children who are vulnerable to, ‘violence, poverty and …

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China and other countries deliver statement to UN expected norms on international order

By Africa China Review Staff writer China together with more than a dozen countries, delivered a joint statement on international order to the independent expert on international order at the Human Rights Council48. The statement was delivered on September 20, 2021, by the Chinese ambassador to the United Nations H.E …

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US-China competition should not lead to confrontation

Africa China Review Staff writer The US and China are the two leading world economies. Naturally, the two economies are in competition for markets and raw material in other parts of the world. Such competition should be healthy free of quarrels, politicking and undermining each other.  The market forces should …

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Hangzhou city the best for business and Tourism in China

By Gerald Mbanda Hangzhou the capital city of Zhejiang Province located in the central eastern coast of China was recently rated as “The Best Meeting and Business City in China.” The ranking done by Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), showed Chinese cities with the greatest economic potential in a few years …

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China agriculture projects in Africa promote Poverty alleviation

By Gerald Mbanda  Mushroom growing in southern Province of Rwanda using Juncao technology. Photo: Africa China Review. Tuesday 7, 2021. The agricultural technology using Juncao enables the growth of mushrooms, using grass.  Juncao sometimes called the “China grass” is also used to feed livestock. The technology which was invented by …

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How top world leaders, CIA and World Bank conspire to destroy Africa

Compiled by Africa China Review. Ruhiira, Uganda, is one of the villages that served as a laboratory for Sachs’ theories about aid.   (Photo: Guillaume Bonn) Jeffrey Sachs is an American professor of Economics best known for his campaign to end global poverty. In one of his books, The End of …

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China and Rwanda cooperation attracts Chinese investors.

By Africa China Review Reporter Mr. Alex Yam (Ren Wenwen) left, and Mr. Francis Ruzagiliza (Right), Chief Operations Manager and Country Manager respectively, at Asia Machinery InvestmentsLimited, Kigali-Rwanda.    Photo: Africa China Review. Sept, 2, 2021.  A few years ago it was not possible to find heavy-duty trucks being sold on the Rwanda market. Companies involved in …

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