As Beijing shifts towards high-tech industries, trade with Pretoria is entering a new phase, from Chinese green technology exports to greater access for South African goods.
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As Beijing shifts towards high-tech industries, trade with Pretoria is entering a new phase, from Chinese green technology exports to greater access for South African goods.
Power lines in Johannesburg. Years of rolling blackouts have pushed South Africans to look for new ways to keep the lights on, including investing in rooftop solar. (Photo: CNA/Olivia Siong)
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