Author: Jade Scarfe
As an Africa-China communications analyst at Development Reimagined, Jade’s research covers a range of topics, including China’s engagement in global health, South-South cooperation, and foreign direct investment. She is a Master’s student in China studies at King’s College London. She is reachable via Twitter and WeChat using the handle @jadescarfe.
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