SOUTH AFRICA
June 3, 2015
Reaching New Heights of Cooperation
Since 1998 when South Africa established diplomatic ties with China − two years ahead of the launch of FOCAC in 2000 − the country has been well-served by its commercial ties with China. This has been firstly through the trade channel, given higher global commodity prices driven largely by Chinese demand, which earned South Africa export revenues, created employment opportunities and also made it an attractive investment destination especially prior to 2012.
June 3, 2015AfroCentric Health – Creating a World of Sustainable Health Care
Afrocentric Health is a leader in the healthcare and is driven by a commitment...
June 3, 2015The Law Firm of Choice in South Africa
Strategic, long-term investments from China are continuing to help fuel growth...
June 3, 2015A South African Partner Beyond Expectations
South Africa’s banking and financial services sectors continue to contribute ...
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Featured Reports
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Foreign Policy – Australia 2012
With its competitive economy and strong trade links, Australia continues to strengthen its ties with neighbouring Asia Pacific countries while recognising that the US remains its most important economic partner. -
South China Morning Post – South Africa Mining and Resources 2012
The African continent’s reputation for being a risky investment proposition is changing. Despite linguistic, jurisdictional and cultural differences in each... -
South China Morning Post – Denmark Shipping and Logistics 2012
With one of Europe’s longest coastlines and surrounded by more than 400 islands, Denmark’s history, culture and traditions have always been connected to the sea.
