China-Africa: Changing Destinies

• Published 12 Nov 2009

China’s commercial engagement with Africa is set to accelerate in coming years, potentially changing Africa’s destiny.

China has amply demonstrated its power to generate significant wealth in countries half a world away – with Australia and Brazil as striking examples. Now, however, we are on the brink of something new. China’s comprehensive commercial engagement with many African countries – in concert with similar attentions from Brazil, India and Russia – has the potential to transform the economic destiny of a vast continent.

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