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Services don’t exist in isolation. From hairdressers to call centers, productivity depends on manufactured goods. Professor Carlos Oya explains why manufacturing still drives jobs and why this matters for Africa.
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Services don’t exist in isolation. From hairdressers to call centers, productivity depends on manufactured goods. Professor Carlos Oya explains why manufacturing still drives jobs and why this matters for Africa.

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We launched a new series that unpacks how Chinese-backed power projects in Africa work. We hosted Naa Adjekai Adjei, CGSP’s non-resident fellow for Africa and the lead on this series, about her findings so far and what to expect next. Watch -
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We launched a new series that unpacks how Chinese-backed power projects in Africa work. We hosted Naa Adjekai Adjei, CGSP’s non-resident fellow for Africa and the lead on this series, about her findings so far and what to expect next. Watch -

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After 50,000 liters of toxic waste spilled into Zambia’s Kafue River, local communities are hitting back with lawsuits against Chinese mining firms, sparking outrage on Chinese social media over the massive compensation claims. What next? Full analysis 👉
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After 50,000 liters of toxic waste spilled into Zambia’s Kafue River, local communities are hitting back with lawsuits against Chinese mining firms, sparking outrage on Chinese social media over the massive compensation claims. What next? Full analysis 👉

The China-Global South Project

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