@CNN: Africa has borrowed about $130 billion from China since 2000 to help finance infrastructure projects. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa calls China an “equal partner,” while some critics say Chinese aid traps the continent in debt. https://t.co/rBZSci4KSY https://t.co/i42EPp6KUW

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Africa has borrowed about $130 billion from China since 2000 to help finance infrastructure projects. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa calls China an “equal partner," while some critics say Chinese aid traps the continent in debt. https://t.co/rBZSci4KSY pic.twitter.com/i42EPp6KUW

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@CNN: Africa has borrowed about $130 billion from China since 2000 to help finance infrastructure projects. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa calls China an “equal partner,” while some critics say Chinese aid traps the continent in debt. https://t.co/rBZSci4KSY https://t.co/i42EPp6KUW

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