Offering enviable economic, social and political stability, the Republic of Namibia is a shining star in southern Africa and a fast-growing destination for foreign investors seeking lucrative returns in areas such as mining, energy, infrastructure development, transport and fisheries.
With an area of nearly 825,000 square kilometers, Namibia faces a challenge as it looks to establish itself as an international logistics hub through the development of an extensive transportation network.
Specializing in the transportation of bulk and containerized freight throughout Namibian and beyond, TransNamib Holdings Ltd is the national transport logistic provider and utilizes a combination of rail and road transport.
Spanning 1,500 kilometers in total, the final stretch of Namibia's breathtaking coastline was made a protected area in 2010, with Skeleton Coast National Park now covering an area of 16,000 square kilometers.
The ongoing international wine and liquor expo in Guiyang, capital city of Guizhou, has built a bridge between the province and the world, said industry insiders.
China's premium liquor industry has fallen on hard times since the central government barred official banquets from serving luxury brands like Moutai.
Following a central government ban on the serving of premium liquors at official banquets, producers of luxury brands experienced a price and sales slump in the first half of the year.
Chen Jun initially planned to drive to Yunnan province after a quick stopover at the Huangguoshu Waterfall in Guizhou, but in nearby Huashishao village, he found reason to stick around.
When 50-year-old Li Jibao first took the job as a ranger, he didn't realize it meant protecting the environment of a much larger area than just his home village.
The vegetables on the table of a Hong Kong family might be grown in Guizhou, some 1,000 km away, because the vegetable industry is becoming a new bridge for connecting the western China province with the Pan-Pearl River regions.
President encounters Japanese leader in St. Petersburg before summit
A government think tank in China is calling for the establishment of a permanent secretariat for the Group of Twenty in order to implement proposals agreed upon at summits and give emerging countries a greater voice.
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