[Media Report] Nigerian Chinese Marital Relations #SinoAfrica
A Nigerian TV report about the ’50 to 60 Nigerian men legally married to Chinese women’ in Guangzhou, China
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[Media Report – Africans in Guangzhou] Noirs désespoirs en Chine, par Philippe Grangereau
Source: Liberation.fr Les Africains ont immigré en masse à Canton au début des années 2000, avant de déchanter. Marché stagnant et racisme ambiant les font peu àContinue Reading
[MUSIC] Nigerian hiphop singer Dibaocha performing during his latest concert in Guangzhou
Amongst the many things Africans do in China are singing and dancing. Below you can have a look at oneContinue Reading
[REPORT] Economic Nomads in a City of Flows (Africans in Guangzhou) via @sampiranty
By Sam Piranty for Think Africa Press Guangzhou is a city constantly moving and adapting, orchestrated by flows of cash andContinue Reading
[PODCAST] Daily life for Africans in China
“Just as Chinese migrants are re-shaping the demography of some African communities, an estimated 20,000+ African migrants are having aContinue Reading
[Media Report] A Congolese child pursues his ‘Guangzhou Dream’ in China
In line with previous positive reporting about Africans in China, Xinhua and China Daily are carrying this story about Exaule Ngolo Serge, ‘XiaoContinue Reading
[Follow up] 非诚勿扰: Africans in China in Chinese popular culture – ‘You are the one’
Following up from this previous post on representation of Africans in contemporary Chinese popular culture (i.e. the case of Xiao DeContinue Reading
[Media Report] ‘Hairy Negotiations’ (Africans and Chinese trading human hair in Guangzhou)
At a Guangzhou market for human hair, Sam Piranty discovers differences between African and Chinese approaches to negotiation. – fromContinue Reading
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[PODCAST] How the emergence of a new Afro-Chinese culture in PRC is changing public perceptions
“Africans are becoming an increasingly common presence on Chinese TV, on game shows, singing contests and appearing in soap operas.Continue Reading
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