The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, 100 days in office now, “paid” his first virtual trip to Africa. During a press briefing ahead of the trip, a US state department official Robert Godec said that “China is a very serious competitor”, and different from what China offers, the US …
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China warns U.S. against ‘big-power competition’ over Africa
China’s foreign ministry spokesman warned against “big power” competition when asked about United States influence on the African continent, following diplomatic meetings in which President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria suggested that the U.S. relocate its African headquarters closer to its African operations. Buhari’s remark followed a virtual meeting with U.S. Secretary …
Read More »Avocado exports earn Kenya Sh4.6bn in three months
The value of Kenya’s avocado exports jumped 93 per cent to Sh4.26 billion in the first quarter of this year compared to the previous period, data by the Horticulture Directorate shows, buoyed by improved demand in global markets. Kenya, which is ranked eighth globally in avocado production, exported 26,481 tonnes …
Read More »Chinese military parade by cadet officers excites Rwandans
By Africa China Review Reporter On Monday 26th the Rwanda President Paul Kagame who is also the commander in chief of the Rwandan armed forces commissioned 721 junior officers at the rank of 2nd Lieutenant who had completed the military course and training. Among the officers commissioned 74 were female. …
Read More »Li stresses self-discipline in performing govt’s duties
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, also a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, visits Qingling village in Guangyuan city, Southwest China’s Sichuan province, April 19, 2021. [Photo/Xinhua] Premier Li Keqiang said on Monday that the government should practice self-discipline in …
Read More »The second edition of the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo will yet again be held in Changsha, Hunan Province.
BY HAKU YIHENEW The stormy wind of lies blowing from the west in the name of human rights looks like to have the ill intention of destroying thriving peoples in non-western part of the world but it has also far-reaching ramifications of limiting humanity’s potential of creating a better world …
Read More »CPC’s hard-earned governance has a solid foundation
Chinese President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, visits a memorial hall in a memorial park dedicated to the Battle of the Xiangjiang River during the Long March in the 1930s, in Caiwan, a town in …
Read More »West’s stormy wind of lie targeting east
BY HAKU YIHENEW The stormy wind of lies blowing from the west in the name of human rights looks like to have the ill intention of destroying thriving peoples in non-western part of the world but it has also far-reaching ramifications of limiting humanity’s potential of creating a better world …
Read More »US system can’t end its human rights violations
By Chen Weihua Even when admitting their country’s imperfect human rights records, US officials and experts argue that the US democratic system is built in such a way that it can self-correct its mistakes. Despite such rhetoric, facts don’t support their argument. For example, in 2020 nearly 20,000 Americans were …
Read More »Kenya Airways, Congo Airways sign two-year partnership agreement
By David Ochieng Mbewa The national carriers of Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo – Kenya Airways and Congo Airways – signed a two-year partnership agreement recently with the overall objectives of viability and sustainability of the two airlines. FILE PHOTO: A Kenya Airways plane is seen at Jomo …
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