With the loss of Ghana’s NDC, Huawei may have missed an opportunity to develop 5G-telecom infrastructure…
Amodani Gariba
Amodani is a past student of Koforidua Technical University. He is majoring in Biomedical Engineering. He has served as the past president of KTU Debate and Public Society. In that capacity, he helped students understand local and global issues and the impact they can have through constructive dialogue and debate. He is passionate about community advocacy and development. He aims at engaging in national and international politics after pursuing graduate studies in International Relations and diplomacy.
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What A Biden Administration Means For Africa-China Relations
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Can Africa Avoid Default Using The China-Laos Debt-For-Equity Swap
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By Amodani Gariba Europe’s colonialization of Africa was bad in every way you perceive it. It…
Will China’s Lending Behavior Change With Scrutiny From Africa
By Amodani Gariba As China’s trade increased in Africa, so did its loan commitments to countries…