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What does the future hold for China’s Africa project?

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  • Yinka Adegoke
  • Abdi Latif Dahir
By Yinka Adegoke & Abdi Latif Dahir
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These four leading voices on China-Africa matters in the 21st century agreed to discuss with Quartz Africa how they each see the relationship between African countries and China evolving over the coming years. Each person has a perspective that not only helps highlight some of the more pressing issues but also contextualizes where things are headed. All answers were edited for length and format.

Cheng Cheng: chief economist of the Made in Africa Initiative, a Chinese-backed initiative to help African countries capture opportunities of industrialization.

W. Gyude Moore: visiting fellow at the Center for Global Development and former minister of public works in Liberia.

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