By Ugandan journalist Frederic Musisi, first published in Daily Monitor on 5 September. If you had been given a decade to ponder, you would never have imagined that Kapeeka in Nakaseke District, about 63km from the capital Kampala, would emerge from shadows… Continue Reading
China House has undertaken wildlife conservation activities among Chinese communities in Africa for four years now. While our task has not been easy, we have learned some valuable lessons from our activities in Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Namibia.… Continue Reading
The Africa-China Journalists Forum & Photo Exhibition, the Project’s annual gathering of journalists and reporters discussing their Africa-China investigations, will take place at Wits University on 1 November 2018. This year’s event will be a unique occasion as it will… Continue Reading
The Africa-China Reporting Project & the Chinese Embassy in South Africa present the Second South Africa-China Dialogue of 2018: 20 Years of South Africa-China Engagements: Past, Present and Future With Wits University Vice-Chancellor Professor Adam Habib and H.E. Ambassador of China… Continue Reading
By Ugandan journalist Frederic Musisi, first published in Daily Monitor on 3 September. In downtown Ouagadougou central market in Burkina Faso Chinese nationals going about their business, either retailing China-made phones or electronic appliances, are a common sight. During a… Continue Reading
This year marked the 7th Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) meeting between China and African leaders. Initiated in 2000, FOCAC is a triennial meeting where both sides review and set targets for the relationship. The 2018 Beijing gathering is the third… Continue Reading
By Yu-Shan Wu, Research Associate at the Africa-China Reporting Project and doctoral candidate (International Relations) at the University of Pretoria; and Dr Cobus van Staden, Senior Researcher: China Africa at the South African Institute of International Affairs. First published on the Mail &… Continue Reading
By Yu-Shan Wu, Research Associate at the Africa-China Reporting Project. Originally published on Africa Portal. This year marks two decades of official diplomatic ties between China and South Africa. Links were forged in 1998 when a newly democratic South Africa under… Continue Reading
By Yu-Shan Wu, Research Associate at the Africa-China Reporting Project. Originally published on The Conversation. Some observers of China’s global rise conclude that its influence is limited to military and economic capabilities. For example, it’s set to overtake the US as… Continue Reading
Africa-China Wildlife Conservation Conference 7 June 2018, 14:00-18:00 Wits Senate Room, Second Floor, Solomon Mahlangu Building University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg On 7 June 2018 the Africa-China Reporting Project and partners Global Max Media Group, China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation,… Continue Reading