Day: January 30, 2015
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FOCAC 2015: Making sense of the numbers
By Kai Xue Beijing, China -- The China-Africa relationship was re-launched with fresh impetus at the recently concluded FOCAC. China announced at the forum a commitment of US$60 billion in funds over the next 3 years to support economic relations. That’s a dramatic increase of 3-times from the headline ...
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[TRANSLATION] Chinese Online Reactions to #RacistRestaurant in Nairobi
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Flash of Anti-Chinese Xenophobia in the DR Congo
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