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Chinese PSCs in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Anglophone Africa - Vimarsana News

Chinese PSCs in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Anglophone Africa

Executive Summary China`s strategic interests in Sub-Saharan Africa are diverse and, while still being primarily guided by the need to maintain access to locally extracted raw materials, now go beyond this goal. In fact, growing investments in infrastructure, manufacturing and green energy are likely to see greater involvement from Chinese state-owned enterprises in Africa. This will undoubtedly demand a greater …

China Medical Exchange Initiative: Botswana's window to a healthy population - Vimarsana News

China Medical Exchange Initiative: Botswana's window to a healthy population

This discussion presents a retrospective interpretation of the evolving gestalt of the China Medical Teams (CMTs) initiative by addressing the intersection between practising medicine and knowledge sharing. It focuses on the medical exchanges between Botswana and China, experiences and the benefits thereof. This policy analysis aims at generating in-depth insights about how the Chinese Medical […]

Botswana comes out top in SA's trading partners - Vimarsana News

Botswana comes out top in SA's trading partners

Botswana leads the pack in SADC as the major trade partner of South Africa in 2020 by listing the highest trade value of 29% (R81,3 billion) from the total trade value of R278,9 billion of some commercial border posts in southern Africa, a new report shows. 

China's Presence in Africa Is at Heart Political – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

China's Presence in Africa Is at Heart Political – The Diplomat

Beijing’s outreach to Africa is largely driven by the desire for support on the international stage from the continent’s 54 countries.