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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets with Mullah Abul Ghani Baradar, acting deputy prime minister of the Afghan Taliban's caretaker government in Kabul, Afghanistan on March 24, 2022. Image via Xinhua.
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“It may seem understandable for Africa to support the multipolar world order Russia claims to be building with the help of China. However, Beijing and Moscow are not calling for any reform that would diminish the enormous sway they readily have over world affairs.”

Tafi Mhaka, Johannesburg-based social and political commentator, South Africa

Twice-weekly podcast dedicated to exploring every facet of China's engagement in Africa. Hosted by Eric Olander and Cobus van Staden.
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Non-Resident Senior Research Fellow
GLOBAL CHINA INITIATIVE AT THE BU GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY CENTER
Associate Fellow
Royal United Services Institute