-PUBLISHER’S NOTE
FOR much of the past two decades, the story of China-Africa relations was largely written in Beijing. China provided the capital. Africa supplied the resources. Chinese policy banks financed railways, highways, ports and power stations across the continent, while African governments sought investment to close infrastructure gaps and accelerate development. That era is ending.
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