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September 9, 2010

South Africa-China Relations: Getting Beyond the Cross-Roads?

by Ana Cristina Alve and Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, South African Institute for International Affairs, South Africa - China is both an important partner at a political and economic level for SA, but equally one which has elicited criticism from some quarters, especially in the trade union movement where it has been accused of being responsible for the loss of jobs in certain manufacturing sectors.

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