China’s appetite for risk-taking cemented its presence in the conflict-torn young country.

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

The southern African country is seeing increasing backlash to China’s influence.

In Burkina Faso, peer pressure – not just checkbook diplomacy – helped motivate the switch from Taiwan.

The strategy seems to be more about competing with China than benefiting African countries.

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

China’s presence in Africa has been unfairly vilified. In Zambia, however, this criticism is unusually apt.

Despite a verbal emphasis on renewables, most Chinese energy financing in Africa goes to coal, oil, and gas.

The right question is what African leaders will do to demand what Africans need.

Slight shifts in focus reveal China's attempts to shed accusations of “neocolonialism” once and for all.

In Senegal, Rwanda, and Mauritius, China pursues Belt and Road agreements -- with mixed success.

China is playing an unusually direct role in Sierra Leone's presidential campaign.

Time is ticking to repay Ethiopia's light rail debt, which is not going to be easy without making sufficient profit.

The chair of the African Union Commission visits China after a report claims Beijing bugged the AU building.

China sends military personnel to its new base, designed to support Chinese missions in Africa and the Middle East.

Thanks in part to U.S. neglect, China's footprint in Sudan has grown exponentially over the past 20 years.