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Beware of the Dragon - A Debate on China and Africa
George Ayittea: The solutions to Africa's problems lie in Africa
An interesting debate on China and Africa organized by Intelligence Squared, based in the United Kingdom.Many Scholars are at persistent odds whether the relationship with Africa and China will lead to a sustainable economic development.
Regardless of the lack of concern China will continue its relentless endeavor into the continent to address its own economic growth, by extracting Africa's natural resource; and at the same token develop African infrastructure.
Stephen Chan and Deborah Brautigam argue that China are adding value to Africa development, while George Ayittea and Ana Maria Gomes are questioning their contribution.
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Beware of the Dragon - A Debate on China and Africa
Deborah Brautigam: China is successful in Africa where NGOs are not - providing infrastructure
An interesting debate on China and Africa organized by Intelligence Squared, based in the United Kingdom.Many Scholars are at persistent odds whether the relationship with Africa and China will lead to a sustainable economic development.
Regardless of the lack of concern China will continue its relentless endeavor into the continent to address its own economic growth, by extracting Africa's natural resource; and at the same token develop African infrastructure.
Stephen Chan and Deborah Brautigam argue that China are adding value to Africa development, while George Ayittea and Ana Maria Gomes are questioning their contribution.
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Beware of the Dragon - A Debate on China and Africa
Stephen Chan: China appreciates African aspirations in a way the West does not.
An interesting debate on China and Africa organized by Intelligence Squared, based in the United Kingdom.Many Scholars are at persistent odds whether the relationship with Africa and China will lead to a sustainable economic development.
Regardless of the lack of concern China will continue its relentless endeavor into the continent to address its own economic growth, by extracting Africa's natural resource; and at the same token develop African infrastructure.
Stephen Chan and Deborah Brautigam argue that China are adding value to Africa development, while George Ayittea and Ana Maria Gomes are questioning their contribution.
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Beware of the Dragon - A Debate on China and Africa
Ana Maria Gomes: Africa needs accountability and empowerment of civil society
An interesting debate on China and Africa organized by Intelligence Squared, based in the United Kingdom.Many Scholars are at persistent odds whether the relationship with Africa and China will lead to a sustainable economic development.
Regardless of the lack of concern China will continue its relentless endeavor into the continent to address its own economic growth, by extracting Africa's natural resource; and at the same token develop African infrastructure.
Stephen Chan and Deborah Brautigam argue that China are adding value to Africa development, while George Ayittea and Ana Maria Gomes are questioning their contribution.
There's a famous quip by boxer Mike Tyson - that "everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - and it's applicable to politics.
OPEC+ will resume talks on Monday after failing to reach a deal on oil output policy for a second day running on Friday because the United Arab Emirates blocked some aspects of the pact.
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I am old enough to intimately remember Emperor Haile Selassie as the first among world leaders at the side of JFK’s casket in on 25 November 1963. Front. And. Center.
Selemon Barega won the first track and field gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics on Friday and claimed the 10,000 meter title back for Ethiopia after nearly a decade of dominance by Mo Farah.
Tech companies have long encouraged putting listening devices in homes and pockets, attempting to convince consumers to rely on their voice assistants for any little need that pops up. But some are growing concerned that these devices are recording even when they're not supposed to - and they're taking their fears to the courts.
The champagne flows, the bidders haggle and the unmistakable crack of the gavel sounds. The scene could easily be set at the dapper auction houses of London or New York.
The man who inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda” for saving hundreds of his countrymen from genocide was convicted of terrorism offenses Monday and sentenced to 25 years at a trial that human rights watchdogs and other critics of Rwanda’s repressive government have described as an act of retaliation.
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