Details of government deals with Chinese firms are worryingly unclear.
The Chinese dream, proposed by China’s new leadership, is to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
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Richemont’s revenue growth has slowed in China as a result of more prudent Chinese consumers and a government crack-down on jewellery used as bribes.
The pricing of what was expected to be a cheap phone aimed at growth markets such as China and India has alarmed investors and Apple enthusiasts.
The rand has risen to the highest in more than three weeks after Chinese trade data beat forecasts.
An interview with Ambassador Tian Xuejun on China’s economy.
China’s economy maintained a stable growth for the first half of 2013.
Currency reserves are hoped to guard against financial shocks, while China has committed to contributing the "lion’s share".
China’s prosecutors demanded a heavy sentence for ousted top politician Bo Xilai at the end of his divisive and dramatic trial on Monday.
China has reduced childhood deaths and illness from diseases that were once widespread.
Fallen politician Bo Xilai has opposed one of the bribery charges against him as he appeared in China’s most political trial in over three decades.
An influx of visitors to China’s Lugu Lake has boosted an area that is home to one of the last matrilineal communities in the world.
Thirty years after it was introduced, the ‘transitional policy’ endures despite warnings of its punitive effects on China’s development.
China is spending almost R325-million to trigger rain artificially, which will help farmers whose crops are suffering in scorching summer weather.
China has arrested an activist on a charge of subversion, says his brother and a rights group.
An audit of state agencies’ borrowing may rein in profligacy and graft, but will it slow the economy?
Thousands of Chinese nationals have been deported from Ghana in a crackdown on the plunder of the country’s gold by illegal miners.
The US told China its decision not to hand over Edward Snowden after he fled to Hong Kong had undermined relations between the two states.
Gold climbed to a one-week high in London as a bigger-than-estimated increase in China’s inflation and lower prices spurred demand for the metal.
China’s Global Times newspaper has blamed over 100 people it branded "terrorists" for sparking "riots" in the ethnically-divided region of Xinjiang.
The continent is seen as small fry when it comes to trade with the world’s second-biggest economy.
There are a number of obstacles that will need to be overcome though.
China has joined calls for Washington to provide explanations following the disclosure of the US National Security Agency’s alleged spying programmes.
Former spy Edward Snowden has exposed political fault lines in Hong Kong that are deepening as the territory chafes under Chinese rule.
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says that New York University is forcing him to leave because of pressure from his country’s government
A new factory in Cape Town may signal China’s growing confidence in South Africa.
The European Commission’s move may spark tit-for-tat retaliation from the world’s second largest economy.
Ghana’s law enforcement officials have detained 124 Chinese workers suspected of illegally mining gold in the country.
Relatives of workers killed in a fire at a Chinese slaughterhouse have blocked traffic and scuffled with police, demanding answers to the disaster.
China’s entrepreneurs have invested heavily in Newcastle for decades, but their investment continues to be threatened by unions’ minimum wage demands.
Hopes are high that the new partnership will ensure easy, cheaper access to vaccines and medicine.