Tendai Musakwa
Originally from Zimbabwe, Tendai Musakwa is a journalist who has written for China Offshore, Invest In, ChinaFile, the China Africa Project and other publications. He has a bachelor's degree in political science and Chinese from Vassar College and a master's degree in Chinese studies from Oxford University. He reports on development, finance and international relations and lives in Shanghai.
- Tendai Musakwa
- • November 10, 2015
The first United Nations development aid program financed solely by African countries for their own benefit was announced recently at the UN headquarters in New York. Unitlife, which was presented as world leaders convened at the 70th session of…
- Categories: Africa, Development, Education, Health and Population, Women
- Tendai Musakwa
- • September 24, 2015
As the United Nations prepares to formally accept the new Sustainable Development Goals at midday at a summit meeting on Friday, here is a close look at one of the main resources that helped inform the long debate on…
- Categories: Governance, Health and Population, Latin America, Middle East, Poverty, SDGs, Women
- Tendai Musakwa
- • June 29, 2015
SHANGHAI — Coal use by some of the world’s most advanced societies — Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States, known as the Group of 7 — has been increasing deaths and disease globally, Oxfam International,…
- Categories: Climate Change, Health and Population
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