China's media presence in Africa steps up a gear, with the launch of a state-run newspaper focused on Sino-African relations.
To date, the story of China's growing presence in Africa has been mostly narrated by Western media, African newspapers, and a universe of blogs, websites and social media outlets. Often, it is framed in the context of land-grabbing, resource-snatching, neocolonialism, and invasion
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