Africa china relations
Japan PM warns Africa about debt as China grows presence
The comment came as Shinzo Abe aims to boost Japan's presence in the promising African market but many businesses are wary of financial and other risks.
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Africa poses critical challenge for World Bank, IMF
And the problem will only accelerate as the population on the continent grows in the coming decades.
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China says Africa projects should be sustainable, denounces criticism
The IMF and World Bank began the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative in 1996 to help the world’s poorest countries clear billions of dollars of unsustainable debt.
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China dismisses Africa debt fears at start of FM tour
China has funnelled cash and loans into infrastructure projects across the continent, where many African leaders consider Beijing's terms a better deal that than those offered by bilateral Western nations.
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Jimmy Carter says US, China should partner in Africa
Carter, who has devoted his post-presidential career to eradicating poverty, said that the "easiest route" to cooperation between the United States and China was in Africa.
