Foreign investors will be allowed to establish solely foreign-owned enterprises in a number of key industries in South China's Guangdong province, according to the local commerce authority.

The government of new Angolan president João Lourenço has made a good start in trying to improve the terms of investment for foreign firms.

Angola's biggest challenge is the regime and managing the agencies that are niftily woven into the fabric of the economy. As popularly tagged during President João Lourenço's campaign, he vowed to “improve what is good and correct what is bad”.

While Chinese capital is showing signs that it has come to stay, the Brazilian government has been implementing economic reforms to improve the business environment.

Chinese authorities have made clear that the inclusion of PSC in the Belt and Road Initiative is possible. These countries have a lot to gain from China.