China-Africa Focus

Xi Jinping’s Third Five-Year Term is Yet Off the Mark, But What’s in For Africa & Global South

Xi Jinping’s Third Five-Year Term is Yet Off the Mark, But What’s in For Africa & Global South

By Alan Collins Mpewo. Earlier this month on 10th March 2023, Xi Jinping who is the Secretary General of Chinese Communist Party (CPC) was formally reappointed as the president of the World’s second largest economy, China for a third five-year term. This was after the National People’s Congress (NPC), unanimously endorsed Mr. Xi, 69, with […]

Saudi-Iran Pact Brokered by China points to a New Era of Peace and Budding New Global Order

Saudi-Iran Pact Brokered by China points to a New Era of Peace and Budding New Global Order

During Modi-Putin heart-to-heart talk held on the on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Summit in Samarkand last year, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed to the Russian president that ‘today’s era is not of war…’ This comment was made in an effort by India to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine. Sadly, war […]

Learning from the best: Lessons from China’s Development Path

Learning from the best: Lessons from China’s Development Path

By Daniel Balongoofu and Ndamaje Francis Just like Uganda, China was predominantly an agricultural economy with basic traits of home consumption right before the country started to undergo a series of guided reforms that ushered the economy into a modern-day market-based economy that China inherits. However, China’s success story paints an independent model of transitioning […]

Unilateralism is a Knife to the Throat of Global Order

Unilateralism is a Knife to the Throat of Global Order

By Moshi Israel. The international system, best represented by the body of the United Nations and enforced by its Charter is testament to how unity builds strong relationships. The international community runs on relationships among states and a relationship is by default based on mutual respect and cooperation. Therefore, any overtly individualistic and unilateral decisions […]