File:Opportunity or Exploitation in Africa- Chinese Investment in Namibia.webm
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English: One of a 3-part series of Documentary Films on Namibia
We look at the rise of Chinese investment in Namibia. We focus on two sectors: Construction industry and import-export shops in Oshikango. We interview several journalists, academics and businessmen to try to put China's rise in Africa into perspective. A Film by Bernard Moore & Matthew Ecker Take a look at our YouTube page for more videos on Namibia.
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Source | YouTube: Opportunity or Exploitation in Africa? Chinese Investment in Namibia – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today |
Author | Namibia Media Initiative |
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