Sino-African love story takes a turn
China appears to be taking criticism of its relationship with African countries to heart and is reviewing its approach to investment and development.
Africa is fast catching up with the world
Debate about Africa is now more in sync with other market regions as the continent ’emerges’.
China dreams of better fields
Though growth has slowed, its economic surge has resulted in improvements for millions.
Development: We need a Brazil process, not a Lula moment
Sustained reforms and strong leadership will enable South Africa to reap economic prosperity, says Lyal White.
Economies of scale and diversity
The differing nature of regional economies means a one-size-fits-all approach cannot work, writes Lyal White.
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World Cup: The symbol of a new postcolonial world order
The Fifa World Cup represents all the great virtues of globalisation.
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A match made in Beijing
Africa needs China. As in other parts of the developing world, China’s insatiable appetite for natural resources is creating unprecedented demand for commodities, pushing prices to new highs and fuelling economic growth across the continent. But China’s relations with Africa have stirred a polarised debate from Cape to Cairo.
