[Media Reports] Stories from African traders in Guangzhou
By Eddie Turkson from China Daily Reader’s Blog Since China’s opening up decades ago, coupled with its miraculous economic transformation,Continue Reading
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[News] China’s Guangdong Province Pledges To Protect Nigerian Nationals
From Leadership (Nigerian newspaper) Mr Lou Jun, Deputy Director General of Guangdong in China’s Foreign Affairs Office, on Friday saidContinue Reading
[Documentary] China Remix: African migrant life in Guangzhou – CAP Podcast
A China Africa Project podcast with the directors of the documentary – Melissa Lefkowitz and Dorian Carli-Jones Want to learn more aboutContinue Reading
[Open Research] ‘Homing’ Guangzhou: Emplacement, belonging and precarity among Africans in China*
Roberto Castillo (2015). International Journal of Cultural Studies. Street crossing in Guangyuan West Road. The number of Africans sojourning, recurrentlyContinue Reading
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[Africans in China 101]: Mapping out African presence in Guangzhou
General overview of the geographical distribution of Africans (and other foreigners) in the city of Guangzhou, China – from earlyContinue Reading
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[Music – Documentary] African Hip-Hop Is Bridging Culture Gaps in China
by Sam Sturgis for CityLab from The Atlantic China Remix looks at African immigrant communities in China’s “Chocolate City,” celebrating theContinue Reading
[Media Reports] African ambassadors tour Guangdong province
By Julietta Aina for NtaNews China’s pioneer city in the country’s reform and opening up has mapped out a newContinue Reading
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[Media Reports] China offers high speed trains to African countries
By Julietta Aina for NtaNews As the Chinese government spends billions more to add more rail lines and expand itsContinue Reading
