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Seventy Years of China–Africa Diplomatic Relations: Concrete Achievements
By Staff writer They year 2026 marks the 70th Anniversary of China–Africa diplomatic relations, one of the longest-standing and most influential partnerships among developing regions. What began with limited diplomatic recognition between China and a small number of newly independent African states has grown into a comprehensive relationship involving 53 African countries. Over seven decades, cooperation has delivered concrete…
China has a long history and a tradition of peaceful governance: Professor Jeffrey Sachs
By Staff writer In a period marked by geopolitical tension and deep uncertainty, debates about war, peace, and global governance have returned to the center of international discourse. Against this backdrop, American economist and public intellectual Jeffrey Sachs has frequently argued that militarism has no place in the modern world and that sustainable global order…
Unity as the Foundation of China’s Rejuvenation
By Gerald Mbanda Unity has long been a defining force in China’s historical development, and in the new era it remains central to the country’s vision for national rejuvenation. Speaking at a gathering of China’s top political advisory body to mark the beginning of a new year, President Xi Jinping emphasized that unity is not…
Striving for rejuvenation of Chinese nation and seeking great harmony for turbulent world
Illustration: Liu Rui/GT “China always stands on the right side of history, and is ready to work with all countries to advance world peace and development and build a community with a shared future for humanity.” In his 2026 New Year message, Chinese President Xi Jinping declared the Chinese people’s unwavering confidence in pursuing their dreams…
China’s fight against corruption to remain priority in 2026
By staff writer China’s fight against corruption is expected to remain a central governance priority in 2026, building on a campaign that has been sustained, institutionalized and increasingly data-driven over more than a decade. Official figures released by China’s top disciplinary and supervisory bodies show that the anti-corruption drive has continued to operate at high intensity in…
Ghana-China relations gain momentum in 2025
By Justice Lee Adoboe The year 2025 marked the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Ghana and China, with both sides taking concrete steps throughout the year to deepen cooperation and deliver tangible results. FRUITFUL BILATERAL RELATIONS Chinese President Xi Jinping’s special envoy HaoMingjin attended the inauguration of Ghana’s newly elected president, John Dramani Mahama, on Jan. 7. During…
Mainline welding completed for Chinese-built East African oil pipeline
Mainline welding of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, constructed by China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Co., Ltd. (CPP), has been completed, marking a major milestone in the development of one of East Africa’s largest cross-border energy infrastructure projects. According to a statement released by CPP on Monday, as of Dec. 28, mainline welding covering a…
Trump Administration’s sale of arms to Taiwan violates International law and The One China Principle
U.S. made HIMARS Multiple Launch Rocket System among arms sold to Taiwan. (Photo courtesy: Internet) By Gerald Mbanda The recent decision by the United States (U.S) to proceed with its largest arms sale to Taiwan worth $11.1b has once again exposed a deep contradiction between American diplomatic commitments and its actions in practice. While the U.S. publicly claims…
China-supported street lighting project illuminates Burundi’s economic capital
A China-supported solar street lighting project has been completed in Bujumbura, Burundi’s economic capital, aligning with the African country’s vision to promote clean energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable development, senior officials said. The project was implemented along Mao Zedong Boulevard in the Mukaza District of Bujumbura. Supported by China’s Sichuan Province, the boulevard is now equipped with…
Confucius Institutes and Cultural Engagement between China and Africa
By Gerald Mbanda Cultural understanding has become an essential element of international cooperation in the modern world. As China and Africa deepen their engagement across economic, political, and educational spheres, the need for meaningful cultural dialogue has grown increasingly important. Confucius Institutes, established in various African countries, have become prominent spaces for cultural exchange, helping…