January 29, 2012 10:01 PM
Tag: Africa
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Workers In Sudan Not Yet Freed (Updated)
A Chinese embassy official told state media on Tuesday that all of the 29 abducted Chinese workers in Sudan remain missing, despite reports from Sudanese media on Monday claiming that 14 of the workers had been freed. From The Associated Press: The Chinese ambassador to Sudan, Luo Xiaoguang, told China Central Television in an interview in Khartoum that anti-government rebels attacked the road projectJanuary 30, 2012 9:10 PM
29 Chinese Workers Captured in Sudan (Updated)
Sudanese rebels claimed on Sunday that they abducted 29 Chinese road workers after a battle between the rebels and the Sudanese
How China's Human Rights Record is Like Michael Jackson
Last week at a lecture that was part of the Seminar for Information Officers from English Speaking African Countries in Beijing,
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Chinatowns and "Chocolate City": The Magic of Diasporas
Amidst a climate of widespread hostility towards immigrants in rich nations, The Economist points out the economic and other
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