China in Africa

China said the U.S. should abandon its "tinted glasses" and "hegemonic mindset" toward Beijing's growing economic and military role in Africa.

General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said China's rapid military reforms and economic growth threaten U.S. hegemony.

The base is in Djibouti, where the United States has its only permanent military base in Africa.

U.S. companies must focus on the fields where they hold a competitive advantage—like cybersecurity and entertainment—to stay in the game in Africa.

Zimbabwe's tourism minister says the project will create billions in investment and help the country shed its "bad boy" image in the international community.

The railway is such a source of pride for Kenya's president that he's threatened to hang anyone who vandalizes it.

Beijing pledged $46 million toward the new building outside Harare.

Chinese bonds could be used to help fund Nigeria's record budget.

Everyone is looking to get a slice of Africa, except the U.S.

The Chinese are sending troops to protect their oil and raw material supplies.