China-Africa relations
Geopolitics hastens China’s Hunan-led shift in Africa trade and investment
Beijing’s Hunan-based Africa strategy gains urgency amid US-China tensions and Middle East disruptions to trade and energy flows
China’s Africa tariff reset: who wins, who loses
China grants zero tariffs to nearly all of Africa, but the gains are likely to flow to its more developed economies
China offers zero-tariff access to African nations
China’s President Xi Jinping has pledged to extend zero-tariff treatment to Uganda and 52 other African nations, in a move aimed at boosting Sino-African trade
China benefits most from its relations with Africa: where’s the imbalance?
The eight Focac summits since 2000 have not resulted in mutual gain, particularly in trade and industrialisation for Africa, with China reaping most of the benefits
Rising income inequality within countries underlines importance of Africa’s economic growth
Income inequality between countries has been falling since the 2000s, but income inequality within countries is on the rise
African nations must maintain their US ties, even as Brics and China ties strengthen
The Brics alliance is seen as a possible counterbalance to US and the West's dominance of global affairs. The US and China attract the most attention because of their strategic interests