The race for Zimbabwe's resources

This includes particularly those countries that trade with China, who bear the brunt of the interfering US/UK/EU/Canadian/Australian/Israeli punishment. African countries included in this unfair war-of-attrition and destabilisation are Kenya, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Madagascar and of course, Zimbabwe.

During the times of the Cold War there was a balance of power between the Soviet Bloc of nations and the international West. History reveals that 'the Soviet and Cuban intervention was to undermine China's influence in Africa rather than to help the MPLA (Angola's ruling party) to win for its own sake, or even to weaken Western influence'. In fact, this is documented as early as in April 1976, in two essays in the book After Angola: The war over southern Africa - The Role of the Big Powers by Colin Legum, and How the MPLA won in Angola, by Tony Hodges.