Senators Probe Impact of Chinese Role in Africa

China's emergence as Africa's leading trade partner has come under scrutiny in the U.S. Congress. The Senate Africa Subcommittee, in a hearing November 1, interacted with three experts on China's economic and political role and the impact that is having on United States interests.

Chinese construction workers in Africa.

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