COVID Complaints and the Issue of Soft Power
April 9, 2021 by Cobus van Staden from The China Africa Project As an outfit tracking the Africa-China aspect of
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Why China’s Belt & Road Initiative is a Lot Like a Rorschach Test
By China House Fellows Geng Xingshuo, 19, University of Rochester; Yang Zimo, 16, Lee Academy Shanghai; Cheng Yin 16 Tianjin
Favorable Views of China, France Both Fall in 12-Nation African Survey
By Eric Claude Olander from The China Africa Project Opinion leaders in 12 French and Arabic speaking African countries look
From Africa to Guangzhou: A High School Student’s Exploration of Racial Discrimination
“I haven’t been home for a few years.” In an African restaurant in Guangzhou, a Ugandan businessman waved goodbye to
Has China’s Public Image in Africa been Affected by the COVID-19 or Not?
In early 2020, the COVID-19 first broke out in China and then spread across the world, and Africa is not
Potential China-Africa Collaboration on Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Agri-Food Systems
By Lu Xinqing from China Africa Project Agriculture and food systems are a concept that aims at breaking down silos
Chinese Farmers Are Now Selling More Online. Can “E-Commerce for Agriculture” Also Work in Africa?
by Development Reimagined from The China Africa Project By Anna Baisch and Jade Scarfe, Research Analysts at Development Reimagined In China,
China’s Investment in Africa Will Not Appease the Anger of African People
The discrimination towards Africans in Guangzhou created anger among Africans that was unprecedented. From an article by the Diplomat, the
Economics Versus Narrative in the China-Africa Relationship
By Cobus van Staden As the COVID-19 crisis drags on, we’re seeing the emergence of two contradictory trends. On the
How Chinese are perceived among South Africans and why?
In 2017, Carte Blanche, an investigative journalism show launched a documentary on the illegal trade of donkey skins by Chinese
