China’s new zero-tariff policy for imports from African countries is expected to create fresh opportunities for South Africa’s agricultural sector. By removing trade barriers, the initiative could expand market access …
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Chinese companies drew strong interest at the Hostex 2026 expo in Johannesburg, showcasing advanced kitchen technologies, food-processing machinery, and sustainable packaging solutions tailored for Africa’s growing hospitality sector. Industry representatives …
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Across Johannesburg, Chinese wholesale markets are becoming engines of opportunity for young South Africans. From shop assistants and logistics workers to township resellers and online entrepreneurs, these trade hubs are …
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For years, massive Chinese loans helped finance Africa’s railways, highways, and power plants. But a quiet shift is underway. China’s lending to African governments has dropped sharply – falling to …
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From smartphones to fashion accessories, Chinese-made goods are fueling a new wave of online entrepreneurship in Somalia and Ghana. Young digital traders are leveraging social media platforms to connect consumers …
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From Nairobi’s buzzing CBD to township shopping hubs in Southern Africa, Chinese retail chains are rewriting the rules of competition. Discount megastores like China Square are drawing crowds with lower …
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Zambian Expert Calls on Continent to Ramp Up Production to Seize Zero-Tariff Opportunity
A leading Zambian economist is calling on African nations to ramp up production and value addition as China prepares to implement a sweeping zero-tariff policy covering 53 African countries. The …
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Chinese Entrepreneur Xu Ningquan Calls for Lawful Investment as Ghana-China Trade Ties Deepen
Chinese business leader Xu Ningquan is calling for greater compliance, transparency, and responsible investment as trade between Ghana and China continues to expand. With Ghana among China’s top trading partners …
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Africa sits at the centre of the global green transition – rich in cobalt, manganese, lithium and graphite. Yet exporting raw minerals while value is created elsewhere is no longer …
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From just $10 billion in 2000 to nearly $300 billion today, China–Africa trade has reshaped global commerce. What began as oil and minerals now spans critical minerals for EVs, agricultural …
