The Morning Call
On Tuesday morning, patrons of Zambia’s state-owned newspaper, Times of Zambia, found more than the usual English they expected in their copies. The paper had published an article in Mandarin – the official language for all of China. The Chinese article in question was titled ‘We’ve still got it’.
With us is our colleague Ronald Kato. Ronald is a fellow of the China Africa Press centre.
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