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China will work with Africa to implement 9 programs: medical and health, poverty reduction and agricultural development, trade promotion, investment promotion, digital innovation, green development, capacity building, cultural and people-to-people exchange and peace and security.

Interesting #SinoAfrica/#AfroChineseMatters framing here: rather than Chinese “investment” or “aid” (neither of which are usually accurate), it is Chinese companies that are credited with building infrastructure “for Africa”.

2022: Let breathe life - People should be bold to talk about their personal/collective/national achievements and celebrate their successes as well. Enough of the negativity.

My research is available on ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/35…

African brain drain: '90% of my friends want to leave' msn.com/en-xl/africa/t…

Africa has 8 out the 20 countries spending the most to repay public debt, according to UN Trade and Development . I have to confess I was expecting more. It brings the point that Africa's economic data looks quite different when compared evenly.

Delighted to share my paper on the #FOCAC process, its relevance as a tool of diplomacy, the structural asymmetries in #China #Africa partnership & associated African agency. Thankful for the works of Hannah Ryder (芮 婉 洁) Folashade Soule @PAnam_tradelaw Development Reimagined™ 👇 orfonline.org/research/summi…

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China-Africa supply chains disrupted by Covid: manufacturing restructuring and new trade routes Panel Soci05 conference ECAS2023: African Futures #ECAS2023 nomadit.co.uk/conference/eca…

working on the impact of COVID-induced restrictions on China and Africa? I will be interested in having you on this panel. Kindly take a look at the call and apply. Deadline is 23rd January 2023

Guangzhou-bound after 3.5 years ❤️Bye potatoes, hello 米粉. Bye Twitter, hello WeChat.

#ECAS2023 is a few days away don't forget to join our panel on China-Africa supply chains disrupted by Covid: manufacturing restructuring and new trade routes

I have been extremely impressed with the organizing for #ECAS2023. We talk a lot- justifiably-about how horrible Africa focused conferences outside Africa are- so wanted to give a shout out. They had visa letters, emails on childcare, local transport. Reasonable $ reg & hotel

yours truly mkm and Heidi Østbø Haugen will be convening this incredible panel to reflect on covid-19 restrictions, Chinese border closure and manufacturing in Africa at #ECAS2023. Just join us

Starting tomorrow in Cologne: the European Conference on African Studies. More than thirty participants from AfricanStudiesCentre & Universiteit Leiden will present their research. Check the Leiden panels & papers here: ascleiden.nl/news/9th-europ… #ECAS2023

Ibrahim Niang's study from Sengeal raises how Turkish contractors have been the key actors in building essential infrastructures. Insightful!

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