Tag: Africa-China

Browse our exclusive articles!

The Geopolitics & Geo-Economics of De-Dollarisation: BRICS Currency Strategy, Lessons for Africa’s Common Currency, and Beyond

Despite political independence, Africa’s economies remain tied to foreign currencies, sparking renewed calls for financial sovereignty at the UPSA Annual Leadership Lecture.

Shepherding Indigenous Donor Support For National Development And Good Governance.

Spotlight On Mr Ibrahim-Tanko Amidu’s Leadership Impact At STAR-Ghana...

Building Operational Resilience within Financial Service Institutions: Addressing Outsourcing Risks in Core Functions

In today’s highly interconnected financial landscape, Regulated Financial Institutions...

The Ripple Effects: How the U.S. Tariff War Could Reshape Africa’s Trade Landscape

In an unexpected but impactful policy move, the U.S....

Reimagining Africa-China Trade & Investment Relations – PART 2

Infrastructure Financing China has made more investments in Africa than the next eight largest lenders combined. Significant infrastructural expenditures are required for Africa to realize its...

Reimagining Africa-China trade & investment relations – PART 1

The story so far The headline numbers are glaring enough. Africa is developing ever deeper ties with China in trade and investment. The majority of emerging...

Popular

A Cure for Katanomics Proves Elusive in Ghana’s health system

Maame Ama carries her hypertension with a brave face,...

Reflections on China’s Modernization Journey at 105: Perspectives for Africa

China’s 105-year CPC journey in poverty reduction and industrialization offers development lessons for Africa, not a model to copy.

What It Takes for Civil Society Organisations to Attract Blended Finance

Blended finance helps CSOs in the Global Majority move beyond grants to build sustainable institutions and scale development impact

Beyond Trade: Can Zero Tariff Trigger Industrialization in Africa?

China’s zero-tariff policy for African exports from May 2026 could drive more than trade: it may spark industrial development and shift Africa toward higher-value production.

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img