Published: January 24,2024 Compiled by Staff writer China is a huge country with a large population and complex national conditions. In order to achieve independence, development, and prosperity it must have robust and decisive leadership. It is the CPC’s solidarity and unity, its firm leadership, and its strong governance capability …
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Taiwan’s new leader Lai, should not be used by foreign interests to betray the people of China
Published: January 16,2024 By Gerald Mbanda On Saturday, Taiwan elected Lai Ching of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) as the new leader replacing Tsai Ing-wen of the same party. Although the DPP won the leadership position, it did not win majority seats in the legislature; an indication that majority voters are not comfortable with the party in power. Lai who won by a marginal 40.1% …
Read More »Why China-Africa cooperation grows stronger and stronger
Published: January 12,2024 By Gerald Mbanda China is Africa’s largest trading partner and its fourth-biggest source of investment. Bilateral trade between China and Africa stood at 282 billion U.S. dollars in 2022. Chinese Foreign Direct Investment to Africa have steadily increased since 2003, moving from US$ 75 million in 2003 to US$ 5 billion in 2021. …
Read More »The Chinese Express Train Running in East Africa
Published: January 11,2023 By Staff writer The railway that Kenyan singer Sudi Boy sings about is the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR). Spanning from the port of Mombasa in the east to the capital city of Nairobi in the wet, the SGR is Kenya’s first railway since independence. Though the construction tool …
Read More »My Love for China inspired by my father
Published: January 03,2024 By Gerald Mbanda Photo Africachinareview Some friends have asked me how I got to know and love China. It was not easy for me to explain in a few words, as we had no enough time to talk about the subject. When I was about the age of 10, my father used …
Read More »The Africa-China Review team extends warm Christmas wishes to our valued readers from both management and staff.
Published: December 25,2023 The dedicated team at Africa-China Review expresses heartfelt holiday greetings to our esteemed readers. As we approach the festive season, we wish you a Merry Christmas and extend early wishes for a Happy New Year. Your steadfast loyalty is deeply appreciated. In our continuous commitment to delivering …
Read More »China advocates for peaceful resolution of armed conflicts in the world.
Published: December 22,2023 By Staff writer The world today is focusing attention mainly on two armed conflicts namely; the Israel- Gaza and the Russia-Ukraine wars. It is difficult to know when both wars will end which have cost hundreds of human life, as well as millions of dollars in …
Read More »The Chinese Express Train Running in East Africa
Published:December 20,2023 By Staff writer The railway that Kenyan singer Sudi Boy sings about is the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR). Spanning from the port of Mombasa in the east to the capital city of Nairobi in the west, the SGR is Kenya’s first railway since independence. Though the construction …
Read More »China conquers nature for human advancement, a big lesson for Africa
Published: December 15,2023 By Staff writer Aerial photo taken on May 25, 2021 shows the Xiheishan hub on the middle route of China’s South-to-North Water Diversion Project. (Xinhua/Liu Shiping) China still a developing country has reached a stage where it has harnessed and conquered nature for human advancement. In most developing countries …
Read More »Sino-Africa cooperation must deal with global security challenges
Published: December 13,2023 By Staff writer When the third China-Africa Peace and Security Forum that opened in Beijing mid this year, the two sides agreed to work together to address various international security challenges. Participants emphasized concerted efforts in resisting countries that interfere in others’ internal affairs to maintain their own interests. Some countries it was noted, try to tarnish …
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