China-Africa trade

A focus on a supposed drop in Chinese financing overlooks the commitment to strengthen relations in other key areas of importance to African leaders.

The case of Africa’s agricultural exports to China highlights the progress made through FOCAC agreements -- and the road still left to travel.

There are two possible explanations for the EU’s new connectivity strategy: one focused on China, and the other on the EU itself.

The biggest beneficiary of the new trade bloc may be China rather than Africa.

China’s shipping delays to African countries in particular are the result of global trends. They need a global solution.

Such visits show Africa’s agency in the relationship, but much more can be done to ensure African countries get what they need from China.

COVID-19 – and the corresponding China “shock” – could have a disproportionate effect on Africa’s smallest, and poorest, economies.

Negative interactions with Chinese companies and individuals are hurting the country’s image in many African countries.

The collateral damage and potential opportunities, as seen from Uganda, Nigeria, and Ethiopia.