The Ningxia blueprint: Why China succeeds and Zimbabwe stalls
Ningxia is situated in northwest China, nestled within the upper and middle reaches of the Yellow River.
By Kholwani Nyathi
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Dissecting the label of “state capitalism”: Breaking Western discourse hegemony in global economic governance
The argument relies on selective data suppression and obvious double standards, which policymakers and intellectuals across Africa ought to analyze and evaluate objectively.
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Beyond the minerals mafia narrative: African sovereignty and strategic partnership
In several cases, these CSOs align with domestic political opposition, and their criticism of Chinese investment serves as a proxy to challenge incumbent governments.
By Debra Manyasi
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Digital faith under surveillance in China: CCP expands control over religion with new online code of conduct
While the CCP portrays the regulation as a moral corrective to recent scandals, few are convinced.
By Daily Mirror
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Inside China’s Surveillance and Propaganda Industries: Where Profit Meets Party
Where Geedge builds the pipes for information control, GoLaxy provides the tools to flood those pipes with content aligned to government priorities.
By The Diplomat
Sep. 17, 2025
EU-China clash over Green Tech escalates
While China has made impressive strides in renewable energy deployment, its climate governance remains tightly controlled by the CCP.
By Greek City Times
Aug. 5, 2025
Rights groups demand accountability for China’s legal crackdown
Lawyers were surveilled, their families harassed, and in many cases, their children were barred from attending school.
By European Times
Jul. 30, 2025
Has Harvard University empowered the CCP’s Uyghur genocide?
These actions are not acts of xenophobia, but rather necessary responses to years of deliberate CCP efforts to exploit elite universities like Harvard for Beijing’s global ambitions.
By European Times
Jul. 2, 2025
Why China has no legitimacy in appointing the next Dalai Lama
China frames its intervention as an act of cultural preservation, often arguing that it is protecting Tibetan Buddhism from fragmentation or Western interference
By Mekong
Jun. 19, 2025
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Zanu PF ‘forcing’ villagers to celebrate Mnangagwa law
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