Lots of Great China-Africa Webinars Scheduled for October

Although we may be a bit fatigued from all the Zoom calls and webinars that now fill our calendars every week, try not to miss some of the China-Africa themed events over the next few weeks.

This week, Quartz Africa Editor Yinka Adegoke will host what promises to be an fascinating discussion on “what China’s influence in Africa means for the global economy.” The panel includes:

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