Chinese automaker unveils first locally built SUV in South Africa’s $15.2 billion automotive market after taking over Nissan’s former plant
The move comes as South Africa’s automotive market, valued at $15.2 billion in 2025, attracts further investment from Chinese manufacturers seeking to expand their presence in the country
South Africa wins Chinese backing for $122 billion energy expansion to rebuild manufacturing sector
Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa unveiled the investment drive during a visit to China, where he sought financing, technology and industrial partnerships to accelerate South Africa’s energy transition while expanding domestic manufacturing capacity
Chinese vehicle brands surge 72% in South Africa
Chinese vehicle brands are rapidly gaining ground in South Africa, with their sales rising 72% year on year in the second quarter of 2026, compared with just 3% growth for traditional manufacturers
Nigeria targets Chinese companies for dual listings as it seeks deeper ties with Hong Kong investors
Umaru Kwairanga, chairman of Nigerian Exchange Group, presented the proposal during meetings with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Invest Hong Kong and Bank of China International on Wednesday
Chinese firm behind Nigeria’s $1 billion cement takeover lands another $807 million deal in Asia
The latest transaction comes shortly after Huaxin formally entered Nigeria’s cement industry by completing its acquisition of Holcim’s 83.81% stake in Lafarge Africa, a move that positioned the Chinese company as a direct competitor to industry leaders Dangote Cement and BUA Cement in one of Africa’s largest construction markets
Nigerian executives must learn how Chinese business works – CEIBS Africa
China European International Business School inducted new members of its Nigeria Alumni Chapter in Lagos last week, where the school’s Executive Director, Prof. Gordon Adomdza, told business leaders they need to learn how Chinese companies operate as the country partners with more businesses worldwide