The theme of this year's report is "Increasing Added Value of African Products by Promoting the Development and Transformation of Industry Chains in Africa". Through analyzing more than 90 Chinese enterprises and 20 China-Africa cooperation projects, the report explores the impact of China-Africa policy frameworks and the existing cooperation models on the African industrial chain, and then highlights the role of Chinese enterprises in the development and transformation of the African industrial chain, and points out the role of Chinese enterprises in the development and transformation of the African industrial chain.
"China-Africa Cooperation from a Supply Chain Perspective: Report on Chinese Investment in Africa 2022", released by the China-Africa Business Council, shed light on how Chinese companies can use their own development experience to bring insight into the supply chain in Africa and what role Chinese businesses are playing in Africa’s supply chain development plans
The‘Sino-Africa Cooperation-Corporate Social Responsibility Guide’aims to promote Chinese and African enterprises to better fulfil their social responsibilities and achieve the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals through the analysis of best practices for corporate social responsibility at home and across the African continent.
This report is intended to provide on-the-ground information to support to understand Senegal’s waste sector as part of investment preparation.
This report is written for anyone interested in African financial development, and in China’s changing role in Africa’s development. CABC hopes this report can provide an overview for Chinese and other stakeholders new to Africa’s financial systems and provide new ideas for win-win, private sector driven cooperation on development.
We had a face-to-face interview with H.E. Amb. Monday Semaya.K. Kumba, the Deputy Head of Mission of Embassy of the Republic of South Sudan on Aug. 17, 2020. He briefed several items regarding South Sudan’s independence process, relations and cooperation with China, the prospects of investing in South Sudan, etc.
H.E. Teshome Toga Chanaka, the Ethiopian Ambassador to China highlights the global unity and sharing in handling with COVID 19 pandemics and gave credit to the public's trust in governments.
issued in May 2020
issued in Feb. 2020
issued in January 2020
The days of playing the blame game are past; accountability and measurability are the order of this era. Governing bodies and investors alike are to align efforts with leading companies in certain developed regions or sectors to set standards and shape the development landscape through legislation, peer collaborations and media influence.
The 2018 Statistics on China-Africa Trade have been published by Ministry of Commerce of the Peoples Republic of China and they show a holistic positive picture that China’s trade volume with Africa is on a steady rise.
The 714-kilometer 225 kV Guinea-Mali transmission interconnection project (PIEGM), costing $417 million, will be open for public bidding soon...
Finding Africa's Path-2020.4 (McKinsey) Shaping bold solutions to save lives and livelihoods through the crisis
Impact of the Coronavirus (COVID 19) on the African Economy
An unfolding health and economic crisis that demands bold action
Virus shows Southeast Asian factories too dependent on imported production inputs
