Clips
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China follows British footsteps to African wealth
Justin Rowlatt travels on Angola's trans-Africa Benguela railway to see what Chinese investment is bringing to the country.
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Chinese karaoke fans sing Angola's praises
Justin Rowlatt sings karaoke with Chinese entrepreneurs on a night out in Angola.
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Chinese chicken farmers ruffle Zambian feathers
Small Chinese businesses corner lucrative market in Africa.
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Photo: The Chinese are Coming
Justin Rowlatt with Chinese chicken traders in Lusaka Market, Zambia.
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Photo: The Chinese are Coming
Justin Rowlatt with Zhu Hanqun, a Chinese entrepreneurial pioneer who has set up a Chinese plate factory in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania.
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Photo: The Chinese are Coming
Justin Rowlatt sails in a Dhow off the coast of Tanzania, which is a gateway for Chinese imports and exports into and out of Africa.
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Photo: The Chinese are Coming
Justin Rowlatt on the Tazara railway in Tanzania, one of China's earliest African projects. Tanzania is one of the biggest recipients of Chinese aid.
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Photo: The Chinese are Coming
Justin Rowlatt takes the Benguela railway in Angola. Originally built by the British, it is now being rebuilt by the Chinese.
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Photo: The Chinese are Coming
Justin Rowlatt joins Chinese construction workers in Angolaís capital, Luanda. They are building one of the largest shopping centres in Africa. Tens of thousands of Chinese labourers are coming to Africa with Chinese construction.
Credits
- Presenter
- Justin Rowlatt
- Director
- Robin Barnwell
- Producer
- Robin Barnwell
- Executive Producer
- Sam Bagnall
