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[CHINESE SOES IN AFRICA] CCCC Completes Dredging Project in Tanzania
April 01, 2024​China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd. (CHEC), a subsidiary of China Communications Construction Company Ltd (CCCC), has completed the dredging project at the Port of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.
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[CHINESE SOES IN AFRICA] CCCC-Contracted Airport in Ethiopia Put Into Service
March 04, 2024Gode Ugaas Miraad Airport in the Somali Region of Ethiopia, contracted by China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC), has been put into service.
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[CHINESE SOES IN AFRICA] SOE Helps Improve Infra in Africa
February 22, 2024While most Chinese residents celebrated their Spring Festival holiday in the cold winter weather last week, nearly a thousand Chinese and Cameroonian engineers and workers rushed to advance the Ntui-Mankim highway project to its final stages in the African nation, laboring in temperatures around 28 C.
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Ultra Fast Maglev Train Clears Trial in Shanxi
September 14, 2024A novel ultra high-speed maglev transportation system under development recently passed a trial run in Datong, Shanxi province.
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New High-Speed Rail Sections Opens in Guangdong
September 13, 2024The newly constructed Meizhou West to Longchuan West section of the Longyan to Longchuan high-speed rail in Guangdong province will commence operations on Saturday, according to the China Railway Group.
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Minmetals-Qinghai JV to Enhance China's Role in Lithium Chain
September 13, 2024The joint venture agreement between China Minmetals Corp and Qinghai province to tap major salt lake resources marks a critical step in advancing China's lithium resource development, particularly in response to global battery industry demand, said industry experts.
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China's Homegrown Remote Sensing Aircraft Elevates Scientific Exploration
September 12, 2024China's homegrown MA60 remote sensing aircraft has enabled scientists to conduct scientific studies via a large aerial platform.
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CGN to Build Namibia's Largest Desalination Plant
September 12, 2024Construction of Namibia's largest desalination plant, led by China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN), will play a key role in addressing the country's water scarcity, experts have said.