China Investment in Africa

CLICK TO WATCH FULL DOCUMENTARY ONLINE: http://www.docsonline.tv/documentary/274 THIS FRAGMENT OF THE DOCUMENTARY "CHINA ON CHINA, THE COMEBACK" IS FOR PROMOTION PURPOSES ONLY. WE DO NOT OWN THE MATERIAL EXCLUSIVELY, BUT HAVE A LICENSE CONTRACT FOR INTERNET STREAMING. If unavailable in your territory, or if you are interested in other license requests (feature movie, television, documentary, commercial...), please contact Javafilms: contact@javafilms.fr Story After centuries of Western dominance, China has made a comeback as an economic super power. China is the second largest economy in the world and for most parts of the world, China has become an important trade partner. Chinese foreign investments are booming: a great example are the rice plantations and engineering operations in Africa. Whilst the European Union and the United states are still wondering how to deal with the global economic shift, political relations are bound to change as well. About the Series China on China is an eight-part documentary series dealing with politics and daily life in todays China. After centuries of Western dominance, the worlds center of economic and political weight is shifting eastward. In just 30 years, China has risen from longstanding poverty to being the second largest economy in the world, faster than any other country in history. What China says and does is therefore of great importance to the entire world. The series provides a rare insight into the reinvention of this Eastern superpower.

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1. chinese will distroy your land and left you with nothing, look at their country they dont care about the land, look at china all the smog up city, the water in the river u cant drink out of, dont let the chinese do this to your country.
2. there is a definate western agenda here
3. China had great Intention in China compare to the America
4. Chinese don't just invest in countries with natural resources - they invest in ALL countries. The common people have not benefitted? Come on . The commentator is an idiot obviously, reading from an anti-Chinese script
5. Too bad Chinese are building Africa up primarily to facilitate its plan of shifting hundreds of millions of Chinese into Africa. Building is okay, but not making Africa a population center for Chinese. We don't need your swarming. Invest, okay, but don't infest!
6. The need a welfare system like here in the US. This wold help the poor. The have not and non working would get halt. 
7. I think the Africa/China investment is great. Most countries have done nothing but, strip the African Continent of its resources, and give little back to the Africans, or the African economy. It would be great if the Chinese not only help build the infrastructure of Africa but, also educate, train, and employ Africans.
8. If u have ur own central bank to print as much money and whenever u want and if u have 1+ billion slaves and vast lands, anybody can be a super power of the world... but that's a dictatorship... Will Africa, Europe, Americas, Oceania, and Asia... all be under the control of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Dynasty...? Because that's what they are after today... (ck it out)
9. Why does the west so concerned about China-Africa relationship? They put propaganda that only the political elites benefit not the common people! How do they expect significant changes to affect everyone in overnight? While in the west which colonised and gained long free labour, free resources has never eradicated poverty in all of its citizens? The are poor people in Europe, USA and even in Australia. Wealth Inequality in USA is so high with an increasing homeless desperate people one side and billionaires on the other side. Followed by European-Union then Australia poverty and inequality is real. Why do you think there is high suicide rate in the west?
10. up,  my driver the bottom citizen of this country ( Tanzania)  said 20 years ago Chinese come bring city modernization, Chinese make life easier and happy...
11. Wish it was longer..
    
12. Chines people stele gold from Africa