The Morning Call
For this week’s Culture segment, we take a cultural look at China-Africa relations.
Let’s head to Nigeria where two Chinese men have recently been made chiefs.
What does this level of immersion into African culture mean for China-Africa relations?
Claudia Nsono discusses this and more with Africa Policy Institute’s Professor Peter Kagwanja.
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