Boston University's Global China Initiative (BUGCI) reported on Tuesday that Chinese sovereign lending fell last year to its lowest level in two decades. The research group identified African nations' struggles with debt crises and China's own economic challenges as likely causes of the downturn.
BUGCI reported that Chinese lenders provided African nations with around $170 billion from 2000 to 2022. Investment
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