Exploring the impact of Chinese investments on African entertainment

As African markets expand, Chinese investments are increasingly finding a foothold, particularly in the vibrant entertainment industry. VOA’s Kahli Abdu explores how these financial inflows are restructuring African music, film and digital content creation, amidst global economic shifts.
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Good job China. Your doing well friend 🫶🏼