China in Sub-Saharan Africa
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- China Global South
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In Kenya, purchasing a new Chinese EV remains out of reach for many. Nonetheless, innovative entrepreneurs are developing solutions to help bridge the gap and enable the transition from costly ICE vehicles.
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- China Daily
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Kenya’s taxi market is predominantly made up of secondhand fossil fuel-powered vehicles, each emitting approximately 20 kilograms of carbon dioxide per 100 kilometers. Replacing fuel-powered cars with EVs will systematically upgrade the country’s green transport operations.
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- Africa.com
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The renewable energy sector is rapidly emerging as a leader in Africa’s investment attractiveness. According to experts, the African market now resembles China in the early 2000s: enormous potential with considerable risks. One of the keys to success is proper diversification.
- FairPlanet
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By just looking at a picture sent to his iPhone of a large solar battery, Phillip December could tell why his client was having problems with his solar system. “The battery is fake. Get another one if you can,” he wrote.
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- Arise
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The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoU), with the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and the China Geo-Engineering Corporation Overseas Construction (CGCOC) Group for electrification, using solar power and provision of rural water supply.
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- REA
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The Nigerian government has secured a commitment for the establishment of a world-class mini-grid simulation and technical standardization centre in a significant outcome of the presidential visit to china. The simulation centre will feature advanced simulation laboratories equipped with cutting-edge simulation technologies.
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- The Jakarta Post
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The world’s biggest two-way lender, Beijing showed a desire to move away from funding big-ticket infrastructure and focus instead on selling to developing economies the advanced and green technologies in which Chinese firms have invested heavily.
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- Xinhua
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Cooperation with China is injecting much-needed impetus into Africa’s quest for green energy transition, mainly through the promotion of electric vehicles (EVs) on the continent, a senior United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) official has said.
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- Monitor
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China has been criticised for abandoning African interests by adding value in China and not in Africa. Many people and industries on the African continent lack access to reliable and affordable energy – and local industry is keen to capture that market.
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- The Conversation
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China-Africa relations have deepened over the past two decades, characterised by increased economic cooperation, investment and infrastructure development. China is now Africa’s largest trading partner, with partnerships focused on building roads, railways and energy projects.