"The Year of China in South Africa": Two Scenes from Johannesburg.
The article reflects on two incidents from Johannesburg, South Africa that declared 2015 as "The Year of China in South Africa." It mentions that Bank of China advertisements covered multiple walls and conjured the largesse of Chinese investment and infrastructure in Africa during the sixth Forum on...
| Publicado en: | Radical History Review Vol. 2018; no. 131; pp. 146 - 150 |
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