EconomyXinhua News (新华网)
100 days of zero tariffs: How China is recasting its trade with Africa
赋能发展推动共赢 “零关税”百日见证中非合作新气象
China marked 100 days since it eliminated tariffs on goods from 53 African countries. Xinhua reports a 23.5% year-on-year jump in imports from Africa in May and June, led by avocados, apples, and wine. The report frames the policy as moving Africa from raw-material supplier toward local processing and higher-value exports, citing new shipments of pickled peppers from Rwanda and roasted coffee from Ethiopia.
The view from inside
Xinhua presents the zero-tariff policy not as a temporary concession but as evidence of a new phase of “制度型开放” (institutional opening-up).
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