By South Sudanese journalist Priscilla Njambi, first published in The Insider South Sudan Susan Wairimu’s encounter with the “anti-epidemic” robots at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) left her mesmerized at the efforts in place to fight COVID-19. In an… Continue Reading
Journalist Jenni Marsh (Supervising producer, CNN International) will share her wide knowledge and experience reporting on China in Africa and discuss how to challenge stereotypes about China through Africa-China reporting with practical guidance and tips for journalists. Jenni will be… Continue Reading
By Nigerian journalist Amaka Okoye. With the global challenge of COVID-19, Nigeria has not been spared, especially for those who are already in a difficult situation. In this documentary, Amaka Okoye chronicles the challenges of internally displaced persons (IDPs) who have… Continue Reading
By Kenyan journalist Allan Olingo, first published in The East African. From Kwale to Lamu, Mombasa and Kilifi, the story is the same. The Chinese have not come to play. They are taking over the lobster export market. For years,… Continue Reading
By Cameroonian journalist Ayang Macdonald, first published on Journal du Cameroun.com and The Guardian Post. Sixty-five-year-old Daniel Akwo was among more than 2,000 people who lined up at a ceremonial ground in Mamfe, in the South West region of Cameroon,… Continue Reading
By Cameroonian journalist Isidore Abah, first published on Journal du Cameroon. Before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, Cameroon was already reeling in the throes of internal strife, characterised by five major crises: Boko Haram insurgency in the Far North… Continue Reading
Wednesday 31 March 15:00 CATTo RSVP for this webinar please click here. The Africa-China Reporting Project invites you to a joint webinar with the African Centre for the Study of the United States (ACSUS) on 31 March 2021. Hosted by Dr Bob Wekesa… Continue Reading
Wednesday 17 March 14:00 CATTo RSVP for this webinar please click here. South Africa–China Relations. A Partnership of Paradoxes (2021) is the first book focusing on the history and extent of South Africa-China relations. The book features fourteen chapters by some of… Continue Reading
By Mbom Sixtus, first published on Mimi Mefo Info. Karen Zhang and Liam Lee contributed to this story. As of February 2021, many local and international companies had already stamped their footprints on Central Africa’s newest and largest seaport, the… Continue Reading
Discussion with the editors of the new book, South Africa–China Relations. A Partnership of Paradoxes (2021), Professor Chris Alden (London School of Economics) and Dr Yu-Shan Wu (University of Pretoria), and featuring some of the chapter authors. The discussant will… Continue Reading