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Ciku Kimeria

I am a Kenyan author "Of goats and poisoned oranges", development & communication consultant, adventurer and travel blogger. I write both fiction and non-fiction focusing on African stories that need telling and has been published by several media houses including Ozy, Quartz, The Africa Report and Okayafrica. I have traveled ...
journalist
from Kenya

Jacob Kushner

Jacob Kushner is an independent journalist who writes about migration, conflict and extremism, foreign aid, corruption and human rights abuses in East/Central Africa, the Caribbean, and Germany. In 2013 he received an M.A. in political journalism from Columbia University, where he researched Chinese engagement in Africa and authored China’s Congo ...
journalist
from Vietnam

Eric Olander

Eric Olander is a journalist with more than 30 years of experience reporting, producing and managing newsrooms for some of the world’s leading editorial organizations including CNN, FRANCE 24 and the BBC World Service among others. He has an extensive background working in newsrooms and doing content production in the U.S., ...
journalist
from Kenya

Abdi Latif Dahir

I am Abdi Latif Dahir, a reporter with Quartz. I am based in Nairobi and cover the China-Africa obsession for Quartz Africa. I cover, in both short and long pieces, general news about China's deepening reach in Africa, questions around debt, what influence Beijing gets from its investments, its growing ...
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from Kenya

April Zhu

April Zhu (朱萸) is a freelance journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. Her work focuses on gender, cities, land, and more recently, “China in Kenya” as seen from the margin. Her byline has appeared in the South China Morning Post Magazine, CS Monitor, African Arguments, The New Humanitarian (formerly IRIN News), ...

Analysis from Cobus van Staden

Chinese Companies’ “Eat Bitter” Management Style Just Doesn’t Work in Africa

Forget debt traps, Huawei ‘back-doors’ and vaccine diplomacy. They might be the disputes that define our current polarized moment. But I’m willing to bet they won’t have the staying power of the one – the original – dispute that has haunted Chinese engagement with Africa since the late 1990s: labor.

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Celine Sui

Celine Sui is a freelance journalist and independent researcher of Sino-African relations who reports stories at the intersection of international politics, business, technology, and language. Her reporting on China and the Belt and Road Initiative in Africa have appeared in Foreign Policy and South China Morning Post. She is fluent ...
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from Kenya

Alexandria Williams

Alexandria Williams is a journalist and American Mandarin Society Fellow based in Nairobi, Kenya. She graduated from Wesleyan University with a degree in East Asian Studies and holds a Master’s of Law with a focus on Intellectual Property Law from Peking University. She has worked as ...

Ronald Kato

I am a Ugandan journalist based in the Republic of Congo. I am also a China-Africa Press Centre fellow. I am mostly interested in how the news covers China and Sino-African relations.

Chiponda Chimbelu

I am a Zambian-American journalist, living and working in Berlin. I'm mostly interested in China's involvement in Africa and how it is potentially contributing to a change to EU and US Africa strategies.

François Picard

Whether they're in Africa, India or throughout Asia, viewers of The France 24 Debate are always interested in thoughtful perspectives on China's foreign policy strategy and how it's evolved over the past two decades.