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China Pledges Another $51 Billion For Debt-Distressed Africa - New Debt Trap?
Chinese President Xi Jinping today pledged to step up China's support across the debt-distressed African continent with funding of nearly $51 billion, backing for more infrastructure initiatives and a promise to create at least 1 million jobs.
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Chinese Ship Opens New Trade Route Via Pakistani Port
Pakistan's top civilian and military leaders travelled to the country's south-west on Sunday to open a new international trade route by seeing off a Chinese ship that's exporting goods to the Middle East and Africa from the newly built Gwadar port.
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China Hails Brotherly Africa Relations After 'Racist' Ad Outcry
China and Africa are "good brothers" and China respects all people regardless of race, the government said on Monday after a detergent maker apologised for an advert showing a black man bundled into a washing machine that many called racist.
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No Sino-India Rivalry Over Influence in Africa: China
Dismissing reports of Sino-India rivalry over attempts to gain influence in Africa, China today welcomed India's holding of the Africa summit with the state-run media here saying "benign competition" should not cripple the resource-rich continent's development.
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Angolan President Heads to China as Low Oil Price Bites
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos headed today for his first official visit to China in seven years as his country, which is Africa's second largest oil producer, struggles with falling oil prices.
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South African President Jacob Zuma in China to Talk About Trade
South African President Jacob Zuma met with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang today at the start of a visit to Beijing focused on economic relations.
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China Admits 'Growing Pains' in Africa Relations
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang set off for a four-country tour of Africa on Sunday, acknowledging "growing pains" in China-Africa relations amid labor conflicts and other problems stemming from Chinese investment.
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China Pledges Another $51 Billion For Debt-Distressed Africa - New Debt Trap?
Chinese President Xi Jinping today pledged to step up China's support across the debt-distressed African continent with funding of nearly $51 billion, backing for more infrastructure initiatives and a promise to create at least 1 million jobs.
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Chinese Ship Opens New Trade Route Via Pakistani Port
Pakistan's top civilian and military leaders travelled to the country's south-west on Sunday to open a new international trade route by seeing off a Chinese ship that's exporting goods to the Middle East and Africa from the newly built Gwadar port.
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China Hails Brotherly Africa Relations After 'Racist' Ad Outcry
China and Africa are "good brothers" and China respects all people regardless of race, the government said on Monday after a detergent maker apologised for an advert showing a black man bundled into a washing machine that many called racist.
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No Sino-India Rivalry Over Influence in Africa: China
Dismissing reports of Sino-India rivalry over attempts to gain influence in Africa, China today welcomed India's holding of the Africa summit with the state-run media here saying "benign competition" should not cripple the resource-rich continent's development.
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Angolan President Heads to China as Low Oil Price Bites
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos headed today for his first official visit to China in seven years as his country, which is Africa's second largest oil producer, struggles with falling oil prices.
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South African President Jacob Zuma in China to Talk About Trade
South African President Jacob Zuma met with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang today at the start of a visit to Beijing focused on economic relations.
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China Admits 'Growing Pains' in Africa Relations
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang set off for a four-country tour of Africa on Sunday, acknowledging "growing pains" in China-Africa relations amid labor conflicts and other problems stemming from Chinese investment.
