While the dollar’s dominance is unlikely to disappear in the near term, BRICS’ initiatives represent a significant long-term effort by emerging economies to build a more multipolar financial system.
China and South Africa Sign Landmark Economic Partnership Agreement
Minister Parks Tau welcomed the interest, saying the agreement could help “rebuild domestic industrial capacity while boosting exports.”
China-Africa Trade Hits Record $346 Billion
As the year concluded, the momentum only grew, with total trade surpassing the $300 billion mark for the first time
UJ and Chinese Embassy launch Prof Monyae’s new book, strengthen Global South scholarship
On 11 November 2025, the Pretoria National Botanical Gardens set the stage for a defining […]
China–Africa Partnership Ushers in a New Era of Precision Agriculture
From drone-powered crop monitoring in Kenya to AI-driven weather prediction systems in Zambia, Chinese expertise is helping African nations modernize one of their most crucial sectors.
South Africa and China Deepen Skills Revolution Through Luban Workshops
Through the Luban Workshops, China has stepped in as a strategic partner—providing cutting-edge equipment, curriculum support, industry expertise, and access to global technology
Harnessing the Wind: China’s De Aar Wind Farm Pioneers Renewable Energy and Local Empowerment in Africa
At the forefront of this transformation stands the De Aar Wind Farm, the first wind power project in Africa fully financed, built, and operated by a Chinese firm, China Longyuan Power Group.
Strengthening Bonds: The China-South Africa Roundtable on Science and Technology
The roundtable has facilitated discussions on integrating African and Chinese technological capabilities to drive value-added production and export growth.
Deputy Minister Botes Reaffirms China–South Africa Ties at Global Dialogue
Quoting President Xi Jinping, Botes described the current period as a “golden era” in bilateral relations, adding that both nations are working to advance sustainable, inclusive, and innovation-driven growth.
China Deepens Military Footprint Across Africa
Recent reports suggest that nearly 70 percent of African countries now operate Chinese-armoured vehicles, underscoring how deeply China has integrated into the continent’s defense systems.