For China to be actively engaged in building Africa’s critical soft and hard digital infrastructure, it is understandable for democracy institutions to be alarmed.
Amodani Gariba
Amodani Gariba is a Ghanaian writer and a final-year undergraduate student at Koforidua Technical University in Ghana. He is the opinion-desk lead at the Accra-based 'Africans on China’, a media-tech company that focuses on amplifying the voices of African youth in the Africa-China space. His works have also been published by Peking University Africa Think Tank and the China-Global South Project. His research interests include the political, economic, and social impacts of Chinese investment in Africa.
Amodani Gariba
Amodani Gariba is a Ghanaian writer and a final-year undergraduate student at Koforidua Technical University in Ghana. He is the opinion-desk lead at the Accra-based 'Africans on China’, a media-tech company that focuses on amplifying the voices of African youth in the Africa-China space. His works have also been published by Peking University Africa Think Tank and the China-Global South Project. His research interests include the political, economic, and social impacts of Chinese investment in Africa.
Democracy in Africa: Enter the dragon
For China to be actively engaged in building Africa’s critical soft and hard digital infrastructure, it is understandable for democracy institutions to be alarmed.