china's relations with africa, beneficial or harmfull?

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by Obama » Sep 08, 2012 14:15 pm　　in General 　　Replies 1 　　Views 926　

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many have been arguing that china tends to recolonize africa and africans themselves have regarded the reationship with china as a beneficial and a win-win cooperation, what do you think about this and what are your advice to africans people and leaders towards this situation.

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Re: china's relations with africa, beneficial or harmfull?

by mArtiAn » Sep 12, 2012 10:33 am

No advice, I just hope it actually is help though, not the kind so commonly given by the States where money's lent, then used by the States' own businesses and the loans paid off by the working man of the country being 'helped' and the debts further used to create pressure to privatize and sell off education, transport, give military aid, vote on the side of the States in UN meetings, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc.

PS: Why'd you post here, this should be on the main forum?

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