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China Pays for Infrastructure to Control Ports and Mines in Africa
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Djibouti has fewer than one million inhabitants and is home to military bases from five different powers. Of course, one of them is China's, established in 2017 and the first permanent military installation it has opened outside its territory. According to the IMF, Djibouti's debt to China is already around 70% of its GDP, and its main port operates with Chinese participation. Meanwhile, in Kenya, a railway financed and built by Chinese companie…
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