Features

China reunification with Taiwan: what are the benefits?

Published: December 19,2022 By Staff writer   History shows that Taiwan Island first appeared in Chinese records in AD239, when an emperor sent an expeditionary force to explore the area. After a relatively brief spell as a Dutch colony (1624-1661), Taiwan was administered by China’s Qing dynasty from 1683 to 1895. In 1895, Japan won …

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Chinese community helps with drought relief

Published: December 19,2022 By Edith Mutethya Josepheta Mukobe (left), principal secretary for the ministry of devolution and planning, and Liu Xianfa (right), the Chinese ambassador to Kenya, announce 16 million shillings worth of food donations for drought relief on April 7 in Nairobi. Liu Hongjie/China Daily. The Chinese community has yet again put a smile on …

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Xi calls for global consensus on biodiversity protection

Published: December 18,2022 By Leng Shumei and Shan Jie A worker pushes a cart past the China Pavilion of the second part of the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP15) to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Montreal, Canada, on Dec. 6, 2022. The second part of the 15th meeting …

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Chinese printed books hailed by South Sudanese experts

Published: December 17,2022 South Sudan officials and experts  hailed the newly printed Chinese textbooks for primary education for reflecting the local context of the country. The English, Mathematics and Science textbooks printed by Shanghai Educational Publishing House for Primary 2 to 4 pupils have been lauded for depicting the real-life situation of …

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Scramble amid skepticism: Will U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit lead to sustained follow-up?

published: December 17,2022 By Hafijur Rahman The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit is held in Washington, D.C., U.S., December 13, 2022. /CFP As part of U.S. President Joe Biden’s initiative to shore up the dwindling American influence in various parts of the world from Latin America to the Asia-Pacific through Africa and the Middle East, the …

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China injects vitality into global biodiversity protection 

Published: December 16,2022 The importance of biodiversity in human development can be gauged by the fact that over half of the world’s GDP comes from natural resources and the livelihood of over 3 billion people depends on marine and coastal biodiversity. However, the Earth’s ecosystem is under threat as the …

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Xi leads by example on modesty lifestyle

Published: December 16,2022 By Staff writer  On one of his country tours in December 2012, president Xi settled for simple meals that were affordable even to the ordinary people, rather than going for expensive menu that most heads of state prefer to take, given the privileges at their disposal. This week, media reports highlighted …

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Chinese firms hold job fair for Kenyan students

Published: December 16,2022 Chinese companies kicked off a two-day job fair in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi, offering about 300 opportunities for Kenyan students. The recruitment fair was hosted by the Confucius Institute at the University of Nairobi with the support of 21 Chinese companies operating in Kenya. In his …

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Africa CDC calls for enhanced research, innovation in public health

Published: December 15,2022 The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has emphasized the need to advance efforts to strengthen research, innovation and emergency management in Africa’s public health sector. The Africa CDC, the African Union’s specialized public health agency, said in a statement issued late Monday that the 2nd …

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