Your refusal to engage in sensible, evidence-backed prejudice is leading you to bizarre conclusions.
You have basically no idea about how business runs
in Africa or what are the countries.
I don't, and neither do the Chinese investors. Like them, if I could make a business work by bringing my own people in now, I'd do it. Much better than running the gauntlet with the known governance problems and the predictable chaos it would cause my business.
Rather, we should get rid of the terminology that
even categorizes countries as a lower kind of world.
Language should reflect the way things are, not a politically correct perspective. Otherwise we could be encouraged towards ridiculous ideas, such as that it's as easy to put a team together in Angola as in Japan or Germany (or South Africa!).
I do business in Africa, I work with chinese companies doing business in Africa, I do business in Germany, in China also. I've spent many years in those countries. You don't, you just have this prejudice without any justification. It's not evidence. I have experience, you have a bunch of articles you read on the net.
People like YOU are the greatest problem Africa faces. I'm glad the chinese are not like you, but go where money can be made.
