Since its formation in 2004, the Centre for Chinese Studies, the first institution dedicated to the study of China-Africa relations on the African continent, has completed a number of groundbreaking studies on China’s relationship with the continent.
During the course of 2007, the CCS has continued to find new and innovative areas of research, exploring various aspects of China’s engagement with Africa. This research has resulted in studies related to trade, investment, aid, agriculture and infrastructure.
The CCS Annual Report provides an overview of the CCS activities and research outputs in 2007.
Issue 54 – August 2010 
