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Guinea-Bissau
09 June 2021

‘Strong’ Chinese Demand Lifts Agricultural Commodity Prices
Agricultural commodity prices are rapidly increasing, driven by strong Chinese demand, benefiting African and South American producers of palm oil, coffee, maize and rice.
04 June 2021

China Furthers Support to Guinea-Bissau Government
China is extending support to Guinea-Bissau's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, while commending the new Government´s "energy".
26 May 2021

China to Build New Ministry Headquarters in Guinea-Bissau
China will build the new headquarters for the Ministry of the Interior of Guinea-Bissau, according to the African country's President, Umaro Sissoco Embaló.
13 May 2021

Sub-Saharan Africa Recovery Slowed by Weak State of Public Finances
The recovery of sub-Saharan African sovereigns from the pandemic shock last year is underway, but it is slowed by the weak state of public finances, Fitch Ratings says.
04 May 2021

Sino-African Relations to Recover and ‘Remain Strong’
Sino-African relations will recover from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and 'remain strong' in the years ahead, with new areas of co-operation, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
11 April 2021

IMF Improves Forecasts for Cabo Verde and Brazil, With High Ucertainty
Cabo Verde is expected to grow 5.8% this year, more than previously forecast and above the average for sub-Saharan Africa, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which also improved its outlook for Brazil, while worsening for Portugal and Angola.
17 March 2021

Guinea-Bissau Praises China Support After USD 7,5 Million Donation
The Government of Guinea-Bissau will get around USD 7.5 million from China, under an economic and technical financing deal, just weeks after the launch of a Chinese-financed highway in the African country´s capital.
16 March 2021

Lusophone African Economies Resume Growth in 2021
The economies of Portuguese-speaking Africa are all expected to recover from last year's losses and resume growth in 2021, with Cabo Verde and Angola the most dynamic, according to the African Development Bank (AfDB).
15 March 2021

African Countries to Trade More With China, After Covid-19
African countries are expected to trade more with China and less with Europe, the United States (US) and India, with Angola having the largest increase, according to a new study.
22 February 2021

African Union Setting Up Infrastructure Fund as Alternative to China
The African Union is setting up a fund to finance the construction of  roads, railways and power plants on the continent, turning to new sources of cash other than China.
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