Zida boss urges govt to forster economic stability
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What do the latest purges mean for China’s military?
In modern China, that militant idea serves as a reminder that the authority of the supreme leader rests upon his control over the military.
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China, Zimbabwe human resources development cooperation gets a notch higher
As Christmas and the new year approaching, I wish you all happiness, health and a prosperous year of 2025.
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Declining Consumer Trends in China: Utter Failure of CCP’ “China Dream”
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Corruption of power behind ED30 push
When it comes to corruption of power, it appears nothing is impossible.
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Strikes and protests increase in China due to unpaid wages and factory closures
The Covid mismanagement and factors such relocation and closure of factories due to fall in demand led to the job losses and lower wages.
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