The Morning Call
The African continent has long relied on imported goods from China. Across the continent, Chinese products dominate the market for everything from cell phones to traditional dutch wax prints. Africans are struggling with competition and the rising costs of Chinese goods. But things seem to be changing in Egypt.
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