Tag: SinoAfrica
Choreographing “ChinAfrica” through Transnational Encounter
By Jingqiu Guan for The International Journal of Screendance
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[Entertainment] West Africans & their budding ‘China-made’ entertainment industry
“Rolling with NAK is a new tv talk show hosted by China-based Sierra Leone’s Neneh Ada Yang. Ada is an artiste,Continue Reading
[Film] Laisuotuo, a new film about #SinoAfrica encounters
From The China Africa Project When independent filmmaker Carl Houston Mc Millan was growing up in the tiny southern African countryContinue Reading
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[Reporting Grants] Women and Africa-China Relations: Themed Reporting Grants 2016
The existing discourse on Africa-China relations lacks substantial coverage of the role of women both as the subjects and actors/decision-makers/agents.Continue Reading
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[Research] China Africa Millennials Project – CAMP
A fascinating new project about Afro-Chinese youth engagements has recently been launched. Worth following! Africa’s population is young, and gettingContinue Reading
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[Photography] Africans pursuing the Chinese Dream in Guangzhou
As every summer for the last 5 years, media comes again with a story of how Africans pursue their dreamContinue Reading
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[Media report] A Canton, «même les Chinois se sont mis à parler lingala et bambara»
Par Alix Norman, envoyée spéciale à Canton – Liberation.fr L’eldorado chinois a laissé place à la désillusion pour les Africains expatriés, confrontés au racisme etContinue Reading
