Movie Review: ‘When China Met Africa’

Since the early 1990s, China has been strategically extending its reach into Africa, extracting resources, selling things, and setting up migrants and entrepreneurs to go forth and multiply.
Movie Review: ‘When China Met Africa’
WIN-WIN: A large sign, extolling the inevitable benefits of China-Africa dealings, outside the Xiamen Trade Fair Exhibition Hall in China. Speak-it Productions Ltd
Matthew Robertson
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WIN-WIN: A large sign, extolling the inevitable benefits of China-Africa dealings, outside the Xiamen Trade Fair Exhibition Hall in China. (Speak-it Productions Ltd)
Matthew Robertson
Matthew Robertson
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Matthew Robertson is the former China news editor for The Epoch Times. He was previously a reporter for the newspaper in Washington, D.C. In 2013 he was awarded the Society of Professional Journalists’ Sigma Delta Chi award for coverage of the Chinese regime's forced organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience.
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