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Africa’s New Friend China Financing $9.3 Billion of Dams for Hydropower
A new report from International Rivers looks at Chinese financing of dams in Africa and its impact on rivers there and the people who live on them. From Bloomberg:When completed in 2013, Gibe III on Ethiopia’s Omo River will be Africa’s tallest dam, a $2.2 billion project that conservationists say will deprive birds and hippos of vital habitat. Some 600 miles (965 kilometers) to the north, SudanSeptember 11, 2011 3:48 PM
China in Canada: Only the Beginning
For the National Post, Wenran Jiang, political science professor at the University of Alberta, is writing a three-part se
China Tycoon Slams Iceland Over Failed Land Bid
A Chinese businessman says prejudice against Chinese is to blame for the Iceland government’s rejection of his offe
November 26, 2011 10:58 PM
India Seeks to Rival China in Africa
The Indian Prime Minister’s visit to Africa has prompted widespread analysis of an escalating strategic competition
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