In Child and Youth Care Centres, they provide daily care and create safe, stable, and nurturing environments where children can heal, grow, and rebuild their confidence.
Hammanskraal Clean Water Project gets Cabinet approval
The Minister of Water and Sanitation will later in the week inspect the project and outstanding works by the City of Tshwane to ensure full access to water for the communities of Hammanskraal.
Gauteng Legislature, China Consul-General Partner to Support Children with Cerebral Palsy
Speaking at the event, Chinese Consul General Pan Qingjiang emphasised the importance of partnerships in building inclusive communities.
President sets 4 November 2026 as date for Municipal Elections
The President added that further details on implementation timelines would be communicated to ensure transparency and accountability.
Zhejiang launches Getting Off to a Good Start in the 15th Five-Year Plan
What will Zhejiang develop into over the next five years?
Zhejiang targets strong start to 15th Five-Year Plan period
The province also saw the establishment of China’s first bulk commodity resource allocation hub and secured approval to implement a new round of comprehensive international trade reform in Yiwu.
Beyond Trade: Why 2026 Is the Year China and Africa Focus on People
This year has been designated as the “Year of People-to-People Exchanges,” a coordinated initiative aimed at deepening ties not through contracts and construction, but through human connection
The Digital Silk Road in Africa: Who Controls the Data, Controls the Future
For years, much of Africa’s data was hosted in servers located in Europe or North America. Local data centers represent a move toward data localisation and control
From Extraction to Production: China and Africa’s Industrial Pivot
The 2024 Beijing Action Plan pledged approximately $50 billion to support African industrialisation, with a strong emphasis on industrial parks, logistics corridors, and manufacturing ecosystems.
The New Resource Race: How China and the World Are Utilising Africa’s Minerals
Over the past two decades, Chinese firms have embedded themselves deeply across Africa’s mining sector, particularly in countries like the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Zambia.