China's success in promoting growth in selected regions is something the British government can emulate in order to drive development of its Northern Powerhouse proposal, according to the architect of the policy, Jim O'Neill.
China will continue to promote world peace, contribute to global development and safeguard the international order, Wang Xiaohui, executive deputy head of the Publicity Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, said on Tuesday in Johannesburg, South Africa.
After landing in bustling Johannesburg, South Africa, on Monday night, I realized with a thrill that I was setting foot south of the equator for the first time.
Martyn Davies, managing director of emerging markets and Africa at Deloitte
Zhao Zhongxiu, vice-president of the China Council for BRICS Think Tank Cooperation and vice-president of the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing
Andrew Moody, senior correspondent of China Daily's overseas editions
African officials on Tuesday called for closer collaboration with China to develop mutually beneficial outcomes.
The BRICS countries cover a large area and represent a key component of economic globalization. The five members can work together, build mutual trust and discuss economic cooperation. I hope my company can have an opportunity to be part of the large picture of BRICS cooperation. China is a good friend of South Africa. It has invested a lot of money in Africa and has very good relationships with African countries. China has improved the livelihood of African countries, both socially and economically. I look forward to building partnerships with Chinese companies.
"Mary", who has been a prisoner at Shanghai Women's Prison for 10 years, is looking forward to the big event of her year - a visit from her mother, who will travel from the Philippines within the next few weeks to spend 40 precious minutes with her.
Song (not her real name) is serving a suspended death sentence for trafficking drugs.
In December, Shanghai Women's Prison completed its first semester of oral English classes. The course, which is intended to better prepare the inmates for life after prison, is expected to continue this year.
Cities have to meet higher standards in fiscal revenue, permanent populations and economic size to get approvals from the central government to build subways, said a recent guideline released by the State Council, the Cabinet.
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