China Africa Talk
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China Africa Talk is a weekly podcast dedicated to bringing a better understanding of what is happening on the African continent and in China from both an African and a Chinese perspective. Be sure to pick up news, views and discussions on what’s happening between China and Africa pertaining to diplomatic, trade and economic, as well as social and cultural relations when you tune into China Africa Talk.
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The 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) has drawn active participation from Africa, offering new opportunities to connect, innovate, and collaborate with China. Titus Nampala, CEO of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Emma Mutijima, Rwandan coffee exporter and CEO of Phoenix Ventures Ltd., share their perspectives on how African exhibitors can leverage CIFTIS to showcase the continent's strengths, build partnerships, and become active participants in shaping the future of global service trade.
World War II was won by a global effort, but its history is incomplete. Liu Baocheng and Kenneth Ombongi share the crucial, yet overlooked, roles of China and Africa in defeating fascism and how this shared past is forging a new future.
What is the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's (SCO) on-the-ground impact? For journalists on a recent tour of China's facilities, the answer is clear: it's a vital channel for sharing expertise and driving common development. Journalists from Pakistan and South Africa share their eye-opening insights on how China is fostering partnership within the SCO and across the Global South.
Yangling in northwest China's Shaanxi Province is becoming a hub for agricultural cooperation under the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Home to China's first national-level agricultural high-tech zone, Yangling is driving innovation and exchange, attracting experts from across the Global South to explore new solutions in sustainable farming and agricultural modernization.
China's "lucid waters and lush mountains" vision, a pillar of its green development strategy for two decades, is inspiring fresh opportunities for China–Africa cooperation. Experts from China and Africa share how it can strengthen environmental partnerships and promote sustainable growth on the African continent.
As new U.S. tariffs take effect, African countries like South Africa and Lesotho are facing growing trade pressures. With the U.S. seen as a less predictable partner, experts are exploring how deeper China-Africa cooperation could help navigate the shifting landscape.
On July 29, young leaders from over 130 countries gather in Beijing for the World Youth Conference for Peace, where they share ideas on building a more peaceful and sustainable future. With a strong presence from China and Africa, the event highlights the power of youth in promoting dialogue, cooperation, and green development. These young voices are shaping a new narrative of unity, action, and hope.
As the Ramsar COP15 unfolds in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, the spotlight is once again on global efforts to protect wetlands. Building on the momentum of the Wuhan Declaration adopted at COP14 in China, this year's conference brings together 172 parties to chart a shared path forward. Lei Guangchun and Anthony Phiri discuss priorities and targets Africa and China can set to protect wetlands and promote environmental sustainability for a shared future.
As the world confronts climate change and growing food security challenges, green agriculture is emerging as one of the key ares in China-Africa cooperation. During the Third China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, experts and industry leaders highlight new trends and opportunities to build more sustainable agricultural supply chains, from seeds to markets. How can China and Africa work together to drive this green transition? We take a closer look with Zhou Yuguang and Kojo Ahiakpa.
As artificial intelligence transforms daily life and global development, how can human civilization preserve its cultural essence? At the 11th Nishan Forum in Qufu, global thinkers explore the intersection of AI, culture, and modernization. Meanwhile, the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting in Beijing signals high-level momentum to safeguard diversity and deepen cooperation in culture across borders.
The 17th BRICS Summit takes place in Rio de Janeiro on July 6 and 7, with Brazil leading this year's agenda under the theme of strengthening Global South cooperation. As BRICS continues to grow in influence, we discuss how it can further amplify the voice of developing nations and deliver tangible results.
The Nishan Forum on World Civilization, established in 2010 in Qufu, Shandong, has become one of the leading platforms for dialogue among civilizations. This year's 11th Nishan Forum seeks how different civilizations can seek common ground and pursue modernization together. In this episode, we explore how China and Africa can collaborate at the forum to advance shared goals for development and mutual understanding.
On June 25, China and Mozambique celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations. Over the past five decades, the two countries have built strong cooperation in trade, agriculture, education, and infrastructure. With zero-tariff access to China since December 2024, Mozambique’s exports are gaining new momentum. In this episode, we speak with political analyst Gil Anibal on the journey and future of this enduring partnership.
At the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in Changsha, African entrepreneurs showcase everything from tea and cashews to specialty coffee, forging new connections and exploring opportunities in the Chinese market. These encounters highlight the growing depth and diversity of China-Africa business cooperation on the ground.
Agriculture is the backbone of Africa's economy. For Uganda, modernizing this critical sector is not just an economic priority, but a path to long-term resilience and development. David Kasura Kyomukama, Permanent Secretary at Uganda's Ministry for Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries discusses how agricultural transformation is reshaping Uganda's future, and how strategic cooperation with China is helping introduce practical technologies, strengthen local capacities and unlock greater value from the land.
Nigeria is one of the Guest Countries of Honor at the 4th China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, held in Changsha, Hunan Province. In an exclusive interview, Joseph Tegbe, Director General of the newly established Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership, shares his insights on the evolving economic relationship between Nigeria and China.
As the world marks World Environment Day on June 5, this year's theme "Beat Plastic Pollution" highlights the urgent global need to address the environmental and health impacts of plastic waste. China and Africa are among the regions grappling with the widespread effects of plastic pollution. We speak with Ma Jun and Ali-Said Matano to explore the challenges, national efforts, and opportunities for China-Africa cooperation in the mission to combat plastic pollution.
As the host of the 4th China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, central China's Hunan Province is gaining fresh attention for its rising influence in China-Africa cooperation. From pioneering industrial transfer models to forging new trade routes and advancing partnerships in agriculture and healthcare, Hunan is stepping up as a vital bridge, helping shape a more connected and prosperous future between China and Africa.
Africa Day, marked each year on May 25, is more than a commemoration—it’s a call to collective prosperity. As Africa navigates its development journey, it also strengthens ties with global partners like China. We speak with Ambassador Rahmat M. Osman, the African Union’s Permanent Representative to China, about the evolving role of the AU in shaping China-Africa cooperation, and how this annual celebration is fueling new momentum in cross-regional collaboration.
Tourism is playing an increasingly vital role in boosting China's economy, with rising domestic travel driving consumption and job creation. As China marks its 15th Tourism Day on May 19, the spotlight also turns to international partnerships, especially with Africa, where growing ties offer fresh potential for two-way tourism growth.
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