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Kenya and Pakistan Experiences Show China Offers No Shortcut to Development

Kenya and Pakistan showcase why democratic governments in the developing world have partnered with China to build their hard infrastructure.

Arif Rafiq / May 23, 2022

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Mombasa Port Takeover? Misreading the China-Kenya Standard Gauge Railway Contracts

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