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Ambassador defends China’s debt record in Namibia

Says no loan advanced in nearly a decade
The Chinese diplomat says, contrary to popular belief, it's in fact the West and its lending institutions keeping Africa stuck in the so-called debt trap.
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Chinese ambassador to Namibia Zhao Weiping says his country is only owed about 2% of Namibia’s total foreign debt, adding that it is - in fact - Western countries that are respon
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Namibian Sun 2024-12-20

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