China's Trade and Investment in Africa

PART ONE.- Chapter 1: This chapter overviews historical connection between China and Africa and moves on to engage critical debates surrounding Africa countries shift towards China, exploring scholarly discussions that have accompanied this change from within and outside African continent.- Chapter 2: Chapter two will examine new path of China's growing economic relationship with the African continent as one of the most observed aspects of the continent's expanding global engagement in the recent history.- Chapter 3: This chapter will focus on "African Agency" in China-Africa relations and/or the role of African leadership in shaping relationship with China.- Chapter 4: This Chapter Four will explore comparative analysis of China's economic relations with Angola and Rwanda.- PART TWO.- Chapter 5: Chapter Five will study the impact of China on Accountability, Human rights and Governance Practice in Africa. In essence, the model of China's economic activities and its lackof concern for human rights and governance raise logical concerns that China's engagement carries element of Neo-Colonialism.- Chapter 6: Chapter Five will explore the impact of China's trade and investment on employment generation and the transfer of skills and technology: the case of Angola and Rwanda.- Chapter 7: Conclusion: This concluding chapter will assess of overall discussions in the previous chapters and debates is China- Benefactor or Exploiter?. 

Alpha Furbell Lisimba received his PhD in Political Science and International Relations from Monash University, Australia.