Astrid Rosemary Ndagano Haas is an Austrian-Ugandan urban economist, based in Hong Kong, with over 15 years of experience, working across research and practice. She is currently an Adjunct Professor at the School of Cities, University of Toronto, Extraordinary Lecturer at the African Tax Institute at the University of Pretoria.
A erradicação da pobreza é uma missão comum da humanidade e também uma aspiração do povo africano. A redução da pobreza sempre será um importante componente da cooperação sino-africana.https://t.co/zoSpUfd7b6 pic.twitter.com/N65enHZR5B
— CRI Português (@criportugues) August 27, 2024
Your feeling disregards history!
— Deocliciano Okssipin (@Deocliciano) August 28, 2024
The ideological West want Africa and most of the world to be poor, it has been the norm for more than 400 years, Chinese attitude towards the world is a total contrast.
In past centuries, transporting goods along the Maritime Silk Road could be a hazardous undertaking. Ships often faced fierce storms which blew up on the high seas. To reduce the danger, China’s ship-builders came up with a solution. They developed Fu ships, commonly known as junks, incorporating a special watertight-bulkhead technology. Their revolutionary design allowed the ships to withstand the highest winds and roughest waters.
