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Fifty years after China sent its first overseas medical team to Africa it has renewed its commitment to the continent.
Witnessing the wonders of wildlife opens new avenues for tourism and conservation in east Africa.
China has perhaps had more impact on Africa in the past decade than any other region in the world.
African nations seem to have the best chance of grabbing a major chunk of the growing renminbi, or yuan, trade settlement business, experts say.
African tourism on a high as arrivals from China grow at a steady pace
For the same reason that practically every major capital in the world contains a Chinatown, there are Chinese cities that support an "Africatown".
China is now getting ready to further enhance its role in Africa by stepping up the pace of educational exchanges.
Fifty years after the first Chinese medics traveled to Africa to offer aid, the nature of healthcare collaboration is being re-examined.
The Population Bomb, a best-selling book warned of the mass starvation of humans in the 1970s and 1980s due to overpopulation.
Skills training programs enhance China's ties with Africa
Think tanks playing an increasingly vital role in furthering China-Africa ties.
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