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by Xinhua writer Shi Xiaomeng
BEIJING, Sept. 11 (Xinhua) — It used to take more than 10 hours to travel from the Kenyan capital of Nairobi to the African country’s
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This article appears in the February 1, 2019 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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Kenya is steaming ahead in the second phase of the corridor that will link the Great Lakes region to the port of Mombasa. Ngong Tunnel is the second longest in Africa.
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China Communications Construction Company has drilled the longest railway tunnel in East
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Chinese herbal medicine, therapies popular among Kenyans
Chinese herbal medicine and therapies are popular among Kenyans. More than 80% of Africans rely on traditional medicine as their primary resort for its good result and little side-effect.
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China’s Belt & Road Initiative Truly is Helping Africa Develop
Below are edited excerpts from a new report by the China-Africa Research Initiative-at Johns Hopkins in Washington DC (Brief #23, 2018). It … Read the rest
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This article appears in the July 27, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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This article appears in the August 10, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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Aug. 4—Many African leaders are passionate about making Africa into a manufacturing continent—to end … Read the rest
Mike Billington gives us a detailed account of the incredible impact that the New Silk Road, the Belt and Road Initiative, is having on countries across the world. Nations that have been divided or at war with neighbours for decades are now renouncing hostilities in the name of peace and … Read the rest
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How is China fueling economic growth in African nations? Here’s a brief look at Chinese-built projects in Africa.
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