The Morning Call
Linking the Asian, European and African continents is the latest operation set up by the Chinese company Belt en road.
Launched in 2013, the massive infrastructure investment program that employs hundreds of Chinese workers is particularly dedicated to building infrastructure in foreign countries,
many of which are in Africa.
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