South Africa sure could do with China’s help – but at what cost? by Mpho Masuku2019-11-30 13:05 in Opinion Photo by GCIS Through chants and obscurely written font on cardboards in 1976, young black students…
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Akol Nyok Akol Dok, Bradley A. Thayer,The National Interest•November 20, 2019 Key point: China is in Africa now not to advance Maoism, but to control its resources, people, and potential. Africa is on the cusp of…
Select a Section 1/0 Amid growing concerns about the People’s Republic of China’s burgeoning influence around the globe, Beijing has now set its sights on Africa. China’s interest in Africa is not new. In the…
Defaulters have been pressured into surrendering assets and territory or allowing military bases on their land Gerard du Cann 17 Aug 2018, 13:03Updated: 25 Aug 2018, 12:24 CHINA is “colonising” smaller countries by lending them…
Written by defenceWeb – 12th Nov 2019 9319 The Slava class cruiser Marshal Ustinov. Russian and Chinese warships are en route to South Africa where they are due to take part in Exercise Mosi with…
2018 marks the 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations between South Africa and China. China is South Africa’s biggest trading partner, with bilateral trade growing 11.7% to USD 39.17bn in 2017 – just under a third…
Sipho Masondo 2019-07-29 00:00 Transnet awarded massive tenders to a Chinese company Related Links Transnet boss vows to fight guilty verdict and go to Zondo with ‘critical evidence’Transnet to bleed another R150m. This time for…
door Webmaster · 11 januari 2019 In another huge loan of 33.4 billion rand the Chinese Exim Bank will take over the Eskom Facility Plant in South Africa. This was announced by a recent tweet…
Written by Alex Newman Using bribery and threats, the Communist Chinese regime in Beijing just secured control over the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UN FAO), a key UN agency with a massive budget….
Panos MourdoukoutasContributorMarkets China wants everything from Africa: its strategic location, its oil, its rare earth metals, and its fish, leaving African nations indebted to Beijing. In its long history, Africa has served the global ambitions…
