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Taiwan International Relations Lai cites blocked flight routes as China tensions shape diplomatic access Taiwan Cancels Eswatini Trip After African Airspace Denials by china .

DRC’s National Assembly and China discussed capacity-building, technical support, and stronger inter-parliamentary ties amid eastern security concern ECONOMIC REPORTS DRC, China Discuss Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation , Support DRC’s National Assembly and China discussed capacity-building, technical support, and stronger ceremony of the new premises of the Chinese Embassy in Kinshasa The Democratic Republic of Congo and China China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists Zhao Bin as ambassador to the DRC, underscoring the formal

IMPORT AND EXPORT DRC Launches Pepper Task Force for China Exports DRC launches a Pepper Task Force to strategic group to help Congolese farmers and businesses prepare agricultural products for export to China with export potential to supplying products that can legally, consistently and competitively enter China RELATED ARTICLE Import and Export DRC Launches Pepper Task Force for China Exports ANAPEX targets pepper

largest industrial city near Kinshasa, creating 150,000 jobs CONGO'S INVESTMENT Unveiling the $12 Billion China‑Congo The contract authorises development of the China‑Congo Industrial City, a 75‑km² special economic zone will be built by the Sino‑Congo Special Zone (SCSZ), a consortium formed by Chinese investors led by China Details of the deal: scale, structure, and jobs Under the terms of the 23 October convention, the China‑Congo

African Trade & Investment Latest News & Updates About African Trade & Investment China Aims to Strengthen Historical Timeline of Strategic Engagement on How China Became Africa’s Top Trade and Economic Partner

South Africa will host the China-led “Will for Peace 2026” naval exercise from 9–16 January, with warships from China, Russia and Iran operating in its waters. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS China‑led naval exercise draws Russia and Iran to South African waters South Africa will host the China-led “Will for Peace 2026” naval exercise from 9–16 January, with warships from China, Russia and Iran operating in its waters.

United States must enhance commercial relationships with African nations to reduce its reliance on China With the U.S. depending nearly entirely on external sources, notably China, for essential minerals, the However, the U.S. faces stiff competition, not only from China, which has solidified its mining presence Despite challenges in matching China's extensive mining ecosystem and investment levels, the USIP report

China-led BRICS Plus exercise highlights ageing fleet and missing maritime patrol aircraft GEOPOLITICS AFRICA Analyst says China led naval drills reveal SA navy’s limited readiness China-led BRICS Plus exercise A leading South African defence analyst says a China‑led naval exercise planned for this month exposes Helmoed Römer Heitman, speaking to broadcaster 702 Drive, said the Will for Peace 2026 drills involving China The event previously known as Exercise Mosi is led by the People’s Republic of China and includes Russia

"It feels like home," he said, emphasizing the growing partnership between China and South Africa under Wu highlighted China’s extensive poverty alleviation achievements, noting that nearly 800 million rural He also reiterated China's commitment to global poverty reduction and collaboration with Africa through initiatives like the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC).

Ruth Nankabirwa, has received an invitation from China to discuss the $5 billion crude oil pipeline . While Western banks hesitated due to environmental concerns, China’s special envoy, Xue Bing, conveyed Ruth Nankabirwa, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, to visit China for further discussions

This development presents a challenge to US rivals like China and Russia, who have previously held significant China's influence, built through extensive infrastructure projects and cultural initiatives, may face While the US may not match China’s infrastructure investments, it offers Kenya an alternative partnership

US supply concerns are sharpening focus on African mineral producers as Washington looks beyond China race US supply concerns are sharpening focus on African mineral producers as Washington looks beyond China Washington may be facing a tight reserve position, adding urgency to efforts to diversify supply away from China China remains the dominant force in rare earth refining and has tightened export controls on several Washington is expanding its search for alternative supply routes as it tries to reduce dependence on China