Ethiopia signs deal to boost coffee export to China
(Xinhua/TBI Africa.com) China and Ethiopia signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday on coffee exports to China aimed at deepening bilateral trade cooperation. Under the agreement,
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Nestle upbeat after U.S., China boost first-quarter growth
(Reuters/TBI Africa.com) Nestle posted higher-than-expected sales growth in the first three months of the year after good momentum in the United States and China, putting
We are overwhelmed by increasing demands from Nigerians — China
By Kunle SHONUGA The Confucius Institute in Nigeria on Thursday said that it was already being overwhelmed by increasing demands from Nigerians willing to learn
China unveils follow-up lunar exploration missions
By Meletus EZE China will launch the Chang’e-5 probe by the end of this year to bring moon samples back to earth, a senior official
China, U.S. to hold direct trade talks in January — Official
By Aliyu DANLADI China and the United States have made plans for face-to-face consultations over trade in January, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday.
China refutes remarks smearing its deeds in Africa
By Aliyu DANLADI China has rejected the false allegation that “China had been monitoring the African Union building’’, urging the relevant news organisation to objectively
China to further remove limits on foreign investment
By Olaleke ASHAFA China will step up efforts to ease market restrictions over foreign investment, with measures to open up more sectors and guarantee equal
China has fewer rural left-behind children- Ministry of Civil Affairs
By Aliyu DANLADI China Ministry of Civil Affairs on Tuesday said the country has fewer “left-behind children’’ in the countryside, due to government policies helping
China able to keep yuan stable, cope with external risks- official
By Aliyu DANLADI China’s healthy economic fundamentals and ample foreign currency reserves will help keep the yuan stable, Pan Gongsheng, a vice governor at the
China develops nanogenerator to power wearable electronics
By Meletus EZE Chinese scientists have developed a new nanogenerator that can harvest energy from human motions to continuously power wearable electronic devices, a report
