[Please scroll down for an English version] Le projet de reportage Afrique-Chine du département de journalisme de l’Université du Witwatersrand à Johannesburg (Afrique du Sud) lance une série de subventions thématiques visant à examiner l’état des relations et des interventions… Continue Reading
On November 10 the Africa-China Reporting Project (the Project) held the first Africa-China Journalists Forum at Wits University. The Forum convened working journalists to accentuate a hitherto largely muted African perspective for understanding journalistic representations of relations. African, Chinese and foreign Forum delegates were called… Continue Reading
By Huang Hongxiang. One China-Africa observer from the US recently pointed out that “Chinese companies in Africa are not that different from western companies on environmental protection, labor treatment and so on. The biggest difference is really about them being… Continue Reading
On November 10, 2016, at the Africa-China Journalists Forum at Wits University, the project formerly known as the Wits China-Africa Reporting Project officially became known as the Africa-China Reporting Project (ACRP). The designation Africa-China is used to illustrate clearly the… Continue Reading
In June this year the Africa-China Reporting Project (the Project) announced the African Journalism Workshop for Chinese Journalists (the Workshop) to be held at Wits Journalism in October 2016, with a call for applications to partake in the two-week Workshop. The Workshop was… Continue Reading
Since 2009 the Wits China-Africa Reporting Project (the Project) has organized annual seminars and workshops bringing together media practitioners and academics focused on Africa-China issues. This year the Project is convening a new and expanded Africa-China Journalists Forum (the Forum) on November 10… Continue Reading
The Sixth Tokyo International Conference on Africa’s Development (TICAD) was held in Nairobi in late August, and elicited heightened geopolitical debate. Established in 1993, this was the first TICAD conclave convened in Africa, a development whose significance was not lost… Continue Reading
This feature was produced by Botswana journalist Baboki Kayawe with a reporting grant provided by the China-Africa Reporting Project, and was first published on Mmegi Online. Darkness envelops the whole village. The sky is clothed in a jet-black blanket as dark as the vast… Continue Reading
This article was written by Kenyan journalist Allan Olingo Ogunah with a reporting grant provided by the China-Africa Reporting Project, and was first published in The East African. It is around midday when I meet Idris Luwasa outside the cotton… Continue Reading
The existing discourse on Africa-China relations lacks substantial coverage of the role of women both as the subjects and actors/decision-makers/agents. So the China-Africa Reporting Project (the Project) and From Africa to China are jointly commissioning a series of Themed Grants aimed at reviewing… Continue Reading