Red Chinese Help Out Anti-White Zimbabwe Negroes
Posted by admin on: 2006-07-06 03:35:22 in category: General

Red China has signed a $1.3bn deal with Zimbabwe to help relieve an acute shortage of energy. The Herald newspaper says Chinese companies will build new coal mines and three thermal power stations in the Zambezi valley on the Zambian border.

In exchange, Zimbabwe will provide China with chrome. Zimbabwe's Vice President, Joyce Mujuru, attended the signing ceremony in Beijing.

Zimbabwean industry suffers from hours of power cuts every day. "Right now we are beginning to experience power shortages in the country," the state-owned Herald newspaper quoted Vice-President Mujuru as saying.

President Robert Mugabe, who has been shunned by Western countries in recent years, embarked last year on a policy of strengthening ties with China. Chinese companies are also to rebuild Zimbabwe's rail network and provide trains and buses.

Zimbabwe is suffering from shortages of food, fuel and foreign currency. In April, inflation passed 1,000% per annum for the first time. Robert Mugabe blames domestic and foreign enemies for the problems, while his critics point to the collapse of agricultural exports following a controversial land reform program.

The country is struggling to pay civil servants and is thought to owe money to neighbors such as South Africa and Mozambique from whom it has been importing electricity and fuel.

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News Source: NAN

http://natallnews.com/