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1 comment:
Interesting video. I find it the same as in South Africa-Chinese companies entering South Africa to setup or acquire businesses. This will also build a good platform for them to enter into Africa.
Dealing with China can be very lucrative, but you need to know who you dealing with. You need ‘face to face’ meetings. I am currently in Singapore to network and to source spice and rice suppliers for the South African and African market and I believe it is imperative to be here and to meet up with the suppliers who have some offices based here.
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