Focus Africa
Tokyo’s skyline has a swathe of 500 skyscrapers and streets buzzing with nearly 15 million inhabitants.
The Japanese capital showcases the possibilities of the third world economy, however, it has not been invulnerable to the external economic shocks that have shaken the world.
Japan has become the partner of Africa.
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