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Chinese and Chinese-language Films, South African Films

The Chinese Automaker Changing the Market in Africa: auto factory and harbour construction in the spotlight

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“China / Africa Big Business (Episode 4: Moving Africa)” (ENDEVR, 2013) Fourth instalment in a series of documentaries investigating examples of Chinese industrial investment in Africa,…

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Chinese and Chinese-language Films, South African Films

The Chinese Companies Behind Water Supply in Africa: how Chinese companies transform lives and communities in Angola and Zanzibar

2 min read

“China / Africa Big Business (Episode 6: Precious Water)” (ENDEVR, 2013) This South African documentary follows two Chinese corporations on opposite sides of southern Africa in…

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Chinese and Chinese-language Films, South African Films

How Chinese Money is Changing Housing in Africa: a survey of how Chinese companies are transforming African people’s lives and societies through housing projects

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“China / Africa Big Business (Episode 2: Building Homes)” (ENDEVR, 2013) Part of a South African-made series of six episodes on Chinese business investment in Africa,…

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Multi-media Presentations

The Unknown Cultural Revolution: showing how social conditions and cultural values can be changed to transform people’s lives and redirect society

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Dongping Han, “The Unknown Cultural Revolution” (Guns and Butter, 13 January 2010) Dongping Han is a history professor at Warren Wilson College in North Carolina and…

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