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Chinese investment in African manufacturing could change the world

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By Djoomart Otorbaev
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Africa is seeing a potentially historic transformation in its economic relationship with China. After two decades in which Chinese engagement was primarily associated with infrastructure construction, resource extraction and commodity trade, a new phase is emerging. Chinese companies are increasingly establishing manufacturing operations on the continent, bringing capital, technology, production expertise and employment. East Africa, particularly Kenya and Tanzania, is becoming a principal...

Key Takeaways

  • Chinese investment in African manufacturing could change the world.
  • Africa is seeing a potentially historic transformation in its economic relationship with China.
  • After two decades in which Chinese engagement was primarily associated with infrastructure construction, resource extraction and commodity trade, a new phase is emerging.

Africa is seeing a potentially historic transformation in its economic relationship with China. After two decades in which Chinese engagement was primarily associated with infrastructure construction, resource extraction and commodity trade, a new phase is emerging. Chinese companies are increasingly establishing manufacturing operations on the continent, bringing capital, technology, production expertise and employment. East Africa, particularly Kenya and Tanzania, is becoming a principal...

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