This approach is aligned with the Government of National Unity’s apex priority of driving economic growth and job creation, with a particular emphasis on leveraging international partnerships to deepen industrial capacity and expand market access for South African firms.
Chinese VP meets South African president on bilateral ties
President Xi recently announced that starting from May 1, China will fully implement zero-tariff measures for 53 African countries with which it has established diplomatic relations.
SA, China look to expand cooperation in infrastructure development
South Africa and China continue to enjoy strong diplomatic relations, anchored in the All-Round Strategic Cooperative Partnership in the New Era.
China’s Zero-Tariff Policy: A Game-Changer for Africa’s Least Developed Countries
Platforms like the China International Import Expo further provide African businesses with opportunities to showcase their products, enhancing market access.
Chinese Spring Festival cultural exhibition held in Ethiopia
The exhibition not only enhanced African people’s understanding of Chinese Spring Festival culture, but also sowed seeds of friendship between Chinese and African people, adding a footnote to a closer China-Africa community with a shared future.
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
China’s Dedication to Africa Amidst Narratives Undermining Its Fundamental Purpose
China remains the only country that has liberated the most people from poverty in the […]
South Africa and Mozambique strengthen bilateral relations
President Ramaphosa called for the exploration of new opportunities in defence and security, including strengthened collaboration on border management
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.
China–Africa Trade Rises to US$295.6 Billion, Opening New Growth Paths Across the Continent
For African nations, the challenge and opportunity lie in moving from exporting raw materials to building local value chains, strengthening industries, and securing long-term economic independence.