Models showcase traditional Chinese qipao and mamianqun during a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration at the Confucius Institute at the University of Nairobi in Nairobi, Kenya, on Sept 23. Wu Xiaohui / ...

Xiamen International Book Company Limited deputy manager Xiong Liguo with Counsellor for Culture and Tourism Tang Jianjun at the 2026 Nairobi International Bookfair on September 24 /HANDOUT Books and ...

China’s direct investment across the Middle East and North Africa surged last year, driven by a massive influx of capital into the United Arab Emirates and new spending along North African ...

Angola pumps over a million barrels of crude daily yet has spent decades importing refined fuel at massive cost. Now, a $6.6 billion Chinese-backed refinery in Lobito aims to shatter that paradox and ...

Africa’s 5G market is entering a faster phase of growth.  By the end of 2026, GSMA Intelligence latest report  expects the continent to have just under 100 ...

By Zainab Babar and Khalid Waleed Pakistan’s power sector is a study in contradictions: real progress shadowed by unresolved structural problems, and genuine potential left largely untapped. Over the ...

A model participates in the China-Africa Cultural Exchange Mid-Autumn Fashion Show in Nairobi, Kenya, Sept. 23, 2026. The China-Africa Cultural Exchange Mid-Autumn Fashion Show was held at the ...

From Zimbabwe to Mali and Ghana, Chinese companies have come to dominate Africa’s emerging lithium industry, bringing an ability to buy, build and process when western rivals hesitate.

Ruby Wang, a physician and biotech consultant in the U.K., on her upcoming book on the emergence of China as a global health superpower.

Chinese lending helped finance major railways, ports, roads and power projects across Africa, but the results have been far more complicated than the simple “debt trap” narrative suggests. The video ...

Vedanta-controlled KCM has hired China NERIN to build a $498 million plant expected to recover 70,000 tonnes of copper ...

Analysis - For African governments, the significance of China's humanoid-robotics programme is not that robots may one day appear on African battlefields. It is a diagnostic case of how a dual-use ...