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China’s Foreign Minister Embarks on Africa Tour

China’s Foreign Ministry announced that Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho from 7 to 12 January. It is a multi-decade convention that the Chinese Foreign Minister’s first overseas tour of the year is to Africa.

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China’s Foreign Minister Embarks on Africa Tour

China’s Foreign Ministry announced that Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho from 7 to 12 January. It is a multi-decade convention that the Chinese Foreign Minister’s first overseas tour of the year is to Africa.

China, Zambia Kick-Start Revamp of Mineral Railway

China and Zambia launched on Thursday a $1.4 billion project to modernize a railway line that will transport minerals from the copper-rich southern African country to Indian Ocean ports for export. The upgrade comes as the United States and other partners ...

Chinese Premier Visits Zambia Amid Geopolitical Competition

Chinese Premier Li Qiang is in Zambia, the first high-level Chinese leader to visit the country since 2007. His trip comes as the country emerges from a years-long financial crisis Li’s visit comes as China, Zambia, and Tanzania embark on ...

China, Zambia and Tanzania Seal $1.4 Billion Deal to Modernize Tazara Railway

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