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African politicans will represent the interests of whomever is putting money into their slush funds. I hope it results in stable countries. It looks like China learned from some mistakes and put money into infrastructure and investment into plants and capital, not just natural resource extraction. It will be interesting to see how each develop over time.
African politicans will represent the interests of whomever is putting money into their slush funds. I hope it results in stable countries. It looks like China learned from some mistakes and put money into infrastructure and investment into plants and capital, not just natural resource extraction. It will be interesting to see how each develop over time.
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After reading your comment I found this years-old thread. Interesting perspectives to add.
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/china-in-africa-why-didn-t-we-think-of-that
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/china-in-africa-why-didn-t-we-think-of-that
China in Africa: Why didn't we think of that? | RallyPoint
With China investing heavily in Africa has America found itself once again in a reactive position? While the mass immigration of Chinese people into Africa is stated as being driven by money does this pose a national security risk being that they bring with them a communist ideology. With China's new extended global reach via its soon to be fleet of aircraft carriers is Africa being developed as an economic outpost or is it something much more...
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China also it seems has been buying support from other countries through economic control which give China the ability to pressure them into supporting China vote in the United Nations as an example. Also instead of sending in an invading Army China gains control of another countries economy and through that actually controls that country.
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