Many African countries desperate for digital infrastructure to transform their economies, their governments continue to work with Chinese technology firms, despite concerns about security risks.
Mandira Bagwandeen
Dr Mandira Bagwandeen is a senior research fellow at the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance at the University of Cape Town (UCT), where she focuses on Africa's regional integration and industrialisation and Africa-China relations. She also lectures international relations courses at UCT's Political Studies Department. Mandira is affiliated with several think tanks. Mandira has produced commentary and written several articles on Africa-China issues for various local and international media outlets.
Mandira Bagwandeen
Dr Mandira Bagwandeen is a senior research fellow at the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance at the University of Cape Town (UCT), where she focuses on Africa's regional integration and industrialisation and Africa-China relations. She also lectures international relations courses at UCT's Political Studies Department. Mandira is affiliated with several think tanks. Mandira has produced commentary and written several articles on Africa-China issues for various local and international media outlets.
China expands its digital sovereignty to Africa
Many African countries desperate for digital infrastructure to transform their economies, their governments continue to work with Chinese technology firms, despite concerns about security risks.