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Lobito corridor: Hoping to break China's grip on African ore – DW – 02/08/2024 - Vimarsana News

Lobito corridor: Hoping to break China's grip on African ore – DW – 02/08/2024

Congo, Angola and Zambia are seeking to revive a trade route dating back to colonial times. Europe and the US support the ambitious plans to shore up green energy resources.

Source: dw.com
Chinese firms agree to raise investment in Democratic Republic of Congo copper-cobalt mining deal - Vimarsana News

Chinese firms agree to raise investment in Democratic Republic of Congo copper-cobalt mining deal

Sinohydro Corp and China Railway Group will increase input from US$3 billion to US$7 billion as part of the Sicomines joint venture.

Source: scmp.com
16 Must Have Books, Podcasts, And TV Shows For Leaders In 2024 - Vimarsana News

16 Must Have Books, Podcasts, And TV Shows For Leaders In 2024

Here are 16 must have books, podcasts, TV shows, to inspire leaders of all types in 2024. There is something for everyone in this curated leadership list.

Source: forbes.com
Europe, US racing to challenge China's dominance over vital African minerals market, but will they succeed? - Vimarsana News

Europe, US racing to challenge China's dominance over vital African minerals market, but will they succeed?

Europe and the US announce plans aimed at securing mineral supplies from resource-rich Africa, to establish a supply chain with less of a ‘Chinese imprint’.

Source: scmp.com
China's African infrastructure deals face growing concern that locals don't feel the benefits - Vimarsana News

China's African infrastructure deals face growing concern that locals don't feel the benefits

China's African infrastructure deals face growing concern that locals don't feel the benefits