Not far from Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, lies Kibera.
Sudan, located in northeastern Africa, is one of the most electricity-deprived countries in the world. In the past, the country’s power supply relied primarily on small power stations, which not only caused environmental pollution but also consumed significant amounts of energy.
As the only outlet of Lake Malawi, Africa’s third-largest lake, the Shire River flows steadily from north to south through the mountainous terrain of southern Malawi, nourishing the residents along its banks. However, due to inadequate water infrastructure, agricultural development in the area has been hampered, leading to the gradual inception of a plan to channel water from the Shire River.
Sino-Metals Leach Zambia, or Sino-Metals, a subsidiary of China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group), or CNMC, is China's first large-scale copper hydrometallurgy enterprise invested overseas.
On December 18, 2013, China National Gold Group Co., Ltd (CNGGC), the only central state-owned enterprise in China’s gold industry, signed an equity acquisition agreement for Soremi Company with Gerald Group in Beijing. This acquisition laid a solid foundation for local economic growth and marked a significant milestone in CNGGC’s international business into African markets.
Strengthened by closer political ties as well as complementary economic advantages, China and Africa are poised for diversified business cooperation and increased trade volumes in the coming years, said analysts and business leaders.
Ethiopia, often referred to as the “Home of Long-Distance Running in Africa,” is a key strategic partner for China in the continent and an active participant in the Belt and Road Initiative.
It was a busy weekday morning in late August for truck driver Osman Ngoh as the Cameroonian went about guiding workers while they loaded ebony and mahogany logs onto his truck.
