University of Johannesburg

Uh, the President Xi Jinping going to the US for the s- first time in more than a decade, uh, to try and iron out the, uh, trade conditions, uh, with the world's largest economy, but also looking at things like the advancement of AI and of course, the technology wars between the two countries.

We'll be breaking that down with, uh, Professor David Monyae, professor of political science and international relations at UJ, and also the director of the Center for Africa-China Studies.

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The extension would give Washington and Beijing more time to see what they can both do on the economic front.

We're now joined by Professor David Monyae because, of course, that conversation goes, uh, beyond Washington into the rest of the world economy.

Uh, the professor of political science and international relations at UJ and also the director of the Center for Africa-China Studies.

Uh, Professor, welcome to The Money Show.