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| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Lithiumite: 11:10am On Sep 15, 2025 |
RealityKings1:Omoh!! Me sef don turn my brain inside out like 3 times and I still don't get it......abeg who fit hep us ? |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Mexyz(m): 11:40am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Any little protest in Africa like this, some useless people will just start looting shops, malls and people businesses. Awon ole |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Is04970: 11:41am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Chinese are very wicked. They're are behind fraudulent loan apps in Nigeria. They mine minerals illegally. They're also into yahoo yahoo. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 11:42am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Jakumo:To your first line, no one lends out of charity or benevolence. It's a loan not gift. Two, you're infamous for being rabid anri-China rhetoric on Nairaland, so I'm not surprised by your criticism. But here is the thing: Without Chinese investments and technical knowledge, many Africans and African countries would have been poorer than ever before. China has contributed immensely to the development of Africans and the wider continent. In Nigeria, the bulk of FDI into factories and mines are by the Chinese. Your lovey-dovey Western countries aren't investing at the same as the Chinese do. Elsewhere on the continent, Chinese investments have created hundreds and thousands of jobs in far-flung areas. They have revamped communities and with cheap Chinese technologies such as phones, telecommunications equipment and solar panels, many Africans can enjoy modern technology at an affordable rate. China isn't perfect, but it's a force for good. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 11:46am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gracious3105:Congratulations to Ethiopia for its feat, but all African countries aren't Ethiopia. Some need technical support and that's where China comes in. Before you sign a loan, you have to read the terms and conditions of the loan na. When did a loan become a gift? If you don't like Chinese, go to the IMF as Ghana has done 17 times. China won't invade your country because you decline its loans. Which African country has China Libyaed? Most importantly, there's no prosperous country in recorded history that developed and became prosperous without foreign investments and involvement. You cannot do it alone. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 11:47am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Afrobasic:You know the drill. Many Nigerians are just so igno rant, else they will see who are their true enemies. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 11:49am On Sep 15, 2025 |
CaseSensitive:Just like it knew it! Anytime I see an uprising against a government or a certain group of people, I ask myself: How much has China invested into this country? What does Jakumo have to say about the US disrupting Chinese investments in poor Angola? |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by grandstar(m): 11:49am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gerrard59:The Chinese generally pay low wages and that might be the root of the resentment. They may also be edging out local businesses. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by ruggedtimi(m): 11:50am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Most people say they prefer china and russia to the west. So funny. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 11:53am On Sep 15, 2025 |
grandstar:Angolans aren't skilled enough to earn higher wages. The birth rate is too high to entice employers to pay higher. Angola suffered a civil war which has resulted in absent infrastructure. Angola is no Vietnam or Thailand. I do agree that Chinese should either partner with the locals before they participate in retail economy. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Brilliancepower: 12:09pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gerrard59:All they know is sex and religion.. But to sit down and crack their heads... It is forbidden. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by emmaodet: 12:53pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Among other things, Chinese loans built the new Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport that opened in 2024. The new facility can serve 15 million passengers and 600,000 tons of cargo a year. It is the largest Chinese-financed airport outside China, according to AidDataOmoh... The Chinese really tried in building this airport. From what I heard but have not yet verified it, it is the biggest airport in Africa. So massive and so big. Ia am happy for Angola because the old international airport doesn't befit them has the highest oil producing country in Africa with just 30m population. I was wondering what they are using their money for? Too much corruption just to have an airport like Calabar airport and that is the only international airport in the country sef. But the issue I have with the new airport is that it is very very far away from Luanda. About 2 hours drive. It is just like having Lagos airport at Ijebu Ode while my company's guest house is at iyana ipaja (Luanda). It is too far from the city central. The old one is just right inside the city. After immigration clearing, just 20 mins to the guest house or 10m to hotel |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by sulaak(m): 12:58pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
fredoooooo:Reread the article and take your time to analyse before you comment. The problem lies directly with the Angolan government, which allowed uncontrolled immigration into the country from China. Overdependence on China's loans and expertise for country development, coupled with reliance on a single raw material —crude oil —as the primary source of foreign exchange, which the Chinese no longer require. Angola is home to about 300,000 Chinese citizens, one of the largest Chinese communities on the continent. Chinese citizens own factories and mines in the country. They also play a large role in Angola’s construction industry and in its retail markets. Nearly 100 Chinese-owned shops in Luanda were vandalized when violence erupted in late July. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by sulaak(m): 1:08pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gerrard59:In the billion-dollar Zimbabwe Hwange Expansion project, the Zimbabwe government ensured that they had comparable engineers and managers who worked and collaborated with the Chinese to ensure that every item that was procured met international standards and regulations. Angola appears to be another oil-rich African country, similar to Nigeria, that squanders resources on white elephant projects, such as the $8 billion Chinese-built Luanda General Hospital, which was completed with cracks. Why spend $8 billion on one hospital when you can build 100 general hospitals across the country? In 2010, for example, the $8 billion Chinese-built Luanda General Hospital was forced to close shortly after opening when cracks in the building raised the possibility that it might collapse. It reopened two years later after extensive repairs. This documentary follows the extraordinary work of Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) Engineers during the construction of the Hwange Expansion Project, from Ground to Grandeur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMV15YzCZrg&t=1676s |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Dreamhans1: 1:21pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Afrobasic:Do china want the global south to prosper? |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by horlando30: 1:35pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
emmaodet:Point of correction, Angola is not highest oil producing country in Africa. They are number 3 behind Nigeria & Algeria. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by MasterTeeUSA: 1:56pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Fear USA and the West...this all could be sponsored. The rise of China is causing a concern BlackViper: |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by fineboynl(m): 2:29pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Africans are the bottom chain of human existence. Poverty and lack of development is go side by side with black Africans even with natural resources. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by RaptorX: 2:32pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
By the time they impregnate all your women and turn your countries into a majority mulatto, you dumb Africans will finally wake up but for now keep accepting them and their Greek gifts. Hope you know China have a serious gender imbalance because they have aborted all their female children during the one child policy. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by emmaodet: 3:01pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
horlando30:Maybe now. There was a time Nigeria and Angola were shuffling the number 1 spot between themselves depending on the vandalization in Nigeria |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by RodgersAkpafu: 3:18pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gerrard59:Maybe because they are nasty investors to delay with ![]() Thought bout that? Maybe their known track record of being unethical? The global south are not stupid They can see with their eyes what China is about Ppl will blame this on "the west" now Just wait and see lol |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by RodgersAkpafu: 3:32pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gerrard59:According to Gerrard59 West = Enemies China = Friends Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣 Nothing Musa no go see for gate Just like I predicted Yall are gonna blame "the west" for this |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Afrobasic(m): 3:32pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Dreamhans1:China just wants to trade in peace. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by ibedun: 3:32pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
CaseSensitive:We Africans are the worst set of mumus on this planet. Look at all the anti China sentiments in the comments. African people will ultimately kpai out of ignorance. Why is Africa so slow? And we just fall for western misinformation and psychological manipulation? O ga oooo. I think we should stop having children because right now we don’t need them. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by ibedun: 3:34pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
RodgersAkpafu:How old are you people? Can you please go and research the West’s relationship with Africa for the past 500 years. Why are we so easy to fool ? |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by RodgersAkpafu: 3:39pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
ibedun:Question 1: Old enough Question 2: Maybe Africans aren't fooled by thr Chinese (or Russian) gimmicks Having dealt with both groups of people while on the continent, as much as both sides are out to "rip" Africans off The Western side is ALWAYS the better choice Afterall, most of the well run, high paying jobs on the continent are western subsidiaries What is the labour practices of the Chinese in comparison to this? Its the Africans who think that the Chinese are the answer are the ones that have been fooled Look at what the Chinese have done to Zambia |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by ZaddyJ: 4:20pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Gerrard59:Even here in America authorities are not happy with china. Now they are banning the use of E-smoke through out the USA. They said china is getting rich while the youths are getting health issue from smoking the E-smoke. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 4:42pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
sulaak:To be fair though, Zimbabwe has a superior education system compared to Angola. But then, kudos to the Zims. This is what I have been preaching about: negotiate man to man with the Chinese and they would adjust, just without bombing the country. Angola appears to be another oil-rich African country, similar to Nigeria, that squanders resources on white elephant projects, such as the $8 billion Chinese-built Luanda General Hospital, which was completed with cracks. Why spend $8 billion on one hospital when you can build 100 general hospitals across the country?So, an Angolan fault, not the Chinese. Got it. But $8BN on a hospital? First time reading that a hospital costs so much. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 4:44pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
RodgersAkpafu:Why not? When did adf become an authoritatitive media on African affairs? CaseSensitive:I am not doing any "China is my friend, the West is my enemy" sort of thing. All I want is a prosperous Africa. The big power that invests towards such is who I align with. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 4:46pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
ZaddyJ:How on earth did China become the cause of Americans' relationship with E-smoke? American youth, especially those who have non-East Asian ancestry have a cultural problem. |
| Re: Anti-chinese Anger Erupts In Violence In Angolan Capital by Gerrard59(m): 4:51pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Dreamhans1:The Chinese have INVESTED in Africa more than the West have done. China is Africa's biggest trade partner. Chinese are building factories in Nasarawa, where graduates earn 500K per month. Chinese have built trains to transport containers from the north central to Lagos ports (first of its kind). Chinese are building factories in Kastina state. Chinese are building factories in Ogun state. Chinese are in Abia and Ebonyi building factories. As it is, it is easier to get a visa to visit China than to visit the US. This is just Nigeria alone. You people are ungrateful! |
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