by Joseph Ngwawi – SANF 16 no. 29 Southern African leaders are expected to discuss measures to mobilise resources for developing energy infrastructure as a key enabler for the region’s industrialisation thrust as well as discuss other pertinent regional issues when they gather for their annual summit in Swaziland from 30-31 August.
Category - Southern African News Features
Statement by Chinese President Xi Jinping on his State Visit to Zimbabwe on 1-2 December
At the invitation of President Robert Gabriel Mugabe, I will pay a State visit to Zimbabwe on 1-2 December. I am very much looking forward to this first visit to Zimbabwe.
China-Africa cooperation scales new heights
by Munetsi Madakufamba in Johannesburg, South Africa Since the formation of the China Africa Forum 15 years ago, relations between the two sides have continued to scale new heights in the areas of economic, cultural, political and security spheres.
China-Zimbabwe cooperation reaches new high
SANF 15 no 67 Twelve investment agreements have been signed by China and Zimbabwe during the State Visit of the Chinese President Xi Jinping.
IMF recognizes Chinese currency as global
by Phyllis Johnson The International Monetary Fund has recognized the reality of China’s place in global finance by adding the Chinese currency to its global basket of currencies.
Statement by Chinese President Xi Jinping on his State Visit to Zimbabwe on 1-2 December
At the invitation of President Robert Gabriel Mugabe, I will pay a State visit to Zimbabwe on 1-2 December. I am very much looking forward to this first visit to Zimbabwe.
Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit Zimbabwe and South Africa
by Phyllis Johnson – SANF 15 no 64 The leader of the world’s largest economy and most populous nation will visit Zimbabwe on 1-2 December before going to South Africa to attend the 2nd Summit of the Forum on China Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) on 3-5 December.
Agriculture a priority area in China-Africa relations
by Kizito Sikuka – SANF 15 no 62 Agriculture has been identified by Africa as a priority development area in the China-Africa strategic partnership.
China-Africa and China-Zimbabwe: Past, Present and Future: Part 2 Relations with China — The Present
by Phyllis Johnson – SANF 15 no 60 Following the liberation of South Africa in 1994, Africa entered a new phase with the achievement of political independence on the continent and preparations for the new millennium.
China-Africa and China-Zimbabwe: Past, Present and Future Part 1
by Phyllis Johnson – SANF 15 no 59 In the latter half of the 20th century, soon after consolidating its own revolution, the People’s Republic of China began to work with African countries on the liberation of those parts of the continent still under colonial rule.