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Africa Feature: Chinese medical teams
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NAIROBI, Oct. 28 (Xinhua)
-- A 34-year-old Cameroonian lady has experienced a miracle on herself in
the recent two months.
She had desperately taken it as destiny to spend the
rest of her life in bed after a four-month treatment in a French hospital
failed to cure her hemiplegia and alogia, all sequelae of a stroke.
To her amazement, only five times of acupuncture
treatments by a Chinese doctor in the maternity hospital of Yaounde,
Cameroonian capital, has enabled her to walk with a cane and talk once
again.
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Focus: African countries invest heavily
in education |
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NAIROBI, Oct. 28 (Xinhua) -- African countries, with
the help of international community, have invested heavily in the
development of education, as more and more people in the continent realize
that education is the key to economic growth and poverty reduction.
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Africa Feature: China, Africa tied by
sports |
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NAIROBI,
Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's James Kwambi Kipsang took the men's title
while China's Sun Weiwei won the women's race in the Beijing International
Marathon held earlier this month.
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Mauritian PM optimistic about first
China-Africa summit |
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TANANARIVE,
Oct. 17 (Xinhua) -- Mauritian Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam said on
Tuesday that he expects the first Beijing summit of the Forum on
China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), scheduled for Nov. 3-5, to be a very
successful meeting.
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Ethiopian PM: China not looting
Africa |
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ADDIS
ABABA, Oct. 16 (Xinhua) -- Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said on
Monday China is not looting Africa and the Asian country cares about
long-term economic cooperation.
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Uganda to start petroleum production in
2009 |
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KAMPALA, Oct. 8 (Xinhua) -- Uganda is planning
to begin petroleum production with a mini refinery as early as 2009,
making its first step of shifting from a fuel importer to a self-reliant
country.
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From
"brothers" to "partners": China, Africa building strategic
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BEIJING, Oct. 5 (Xinhua) -- "It is our
African brothers that carried us into the United Nations." Zhang easily
recalled late Chinese leader Mao Zedong's famous assertion when talking
about China's connections with Africa...During a state visit to Nigeria,
Chinese President Hu Jintao outlined China's Africa policy, saying that
China hopes to improve cooperation with Africa in politics, economy,
culture, security and international affairs to develop a new strategic
partnership.
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Multinational firms implicated in graft in
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NAIROBI, Oct. 4
(Xinhua) -- Overseas bribery by companies from the world's export giants
is still common, despite the existence of international anti-bribery laws
criminalizing this practice, a leading anti-graft watchdog said in a new
survey published in Nairobi Wednesday.
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Minister:
Egypt keen on developing stronger ties with
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CAIRO, Oct. 3 (Xinhua)
-- Egypt's Minister of Trade and Industry Rachid Mohamed Rachid said his
country was keen on "benefiting from China's great and important
experience" in developing Egypt's economy and developing stronger trade
and economic ties with China in the coming
years.
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Xinhua
launches Focusing on Africa news coverage
program |
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NAIROBI, Sept. 17
(Xinhua) -- Xinhua News Agency, China's state news agency, kicked off a
special news coverage program, Focusing on Africa, on Sunday as four of
its staff reporters departed for Johannesburg, South Africa, from the
Xinhua Africa Regional Bureau in Nairobi.
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Full text:
China's African Policy |
The first
few years of the new century witness a continuation of complex and
profound changes in the international situation and further advance of
globalization. Peace and development remain the main themes of our times.
Safeguarding peace, promoting development and enhancing cooperation, which
are the common desire of all peoples, represent the irresistible
historical trend. On the other hand, destabilizing factors and
uncertainties in the international situation are on the rise. Security
issues of various kinds are interwoven. Peace remains evasive and
development more pressing.
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Profile of
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Chen Yao |
Wang Lulu |
Zhang Chongfang
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Feng Xue
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Wang Ying |
Wang Hongda
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Yuan Ye |
Cheng Zhiliang
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