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Feature: China-aided airport project paves way for Burundi's global connectivity

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By Liu Youmin, Ju Yinhe, Dai He, Zheng Mengyu
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
BUJUMBURA, June 29 (Xinhua) -- As darkness settles over the shores of Lake Tanganyika, the runway at Melchior Ndadaye International Airport in Bujumbura, the economic capital of Burundi, comes alive with the glow of floodlights and the rumble of heavy machinery. Pavers, milling machines, and steamrollers move in carefully coordinated formation across the tarmac as Chinese and Burundian engineers and workers labor through the night, laying a new asphalt concrete surface.
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Sports Focus: How tai chi is taking root in Rwanda

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By sportswriters Frank Kanyesigye, Ju Yinhe, Liu Youmin
| Maine Mirror Verified
In Rwanda, tai chi has grown from a martial arts import into a widely embraced practice for healing and harmony, with local instructors and students now leading a cultural movement that transcends its Chinese origins.
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(Hello Africa) Chinese-built Nyange-Muhanga road improves transport, trade in southern Rwanda Original

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By Frank Kanyesigye, Liu Youmin, Ju Yinhe
| Line Today (Hong Kong)
This photo taken on Feb. 9, 2026, shows a vehicle on the Nyange-Muhanga road constructed by China's Stecol Corporation in Rwanda's Southern Province. (Xinhua/Ju Yinhe) Constructed by Stecol Corporation, a Chinese construction firm, the Nyange-Muhanga road was recently opened to traffic about seven months ahead of schedule, serving as a vital link within Rwanda's national transport network. KIGALI, Feb.
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