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Ugandan MP, Bobi Wine has announced that he is partnering with an American businessman to airlift Africans in China who are facing maltreatment.

According to Bobi Wine with the support of Neil Nelson they would airlift the Africans being maltreated to any African country that agrees to receive them.

In the Chinese city of Guangzhou there have been reports of Chinese landlords and hotel managers ejecting Africans over fears that they are importing fresh cases of the coronavirus in the Asian country.

In viral videos some of the affected Africans migrant’s living in the Guangzhou and Fujian Province have accused the Chinese government of failing to protect them.

They have also expressed fear that they may contract the virus since they have been forced out of their homes.

China denial

China has rejected the claims that its cities are maltreating Africans after African governments expressed displeasure.

In a statement the Chinese foreign office explained further that “The Guangdong authorities attach great importance to some African countries’ concerns and are working promptly to improve their working method.”

“The measures include: to provide health management services without differentiation, to designate hotels for the accommodation of foreigners required to undergo medical observation and adopt price adjustment for those in financial difficulties; to set up effective communication mechanism with foreign consulates-general in Guangzhou; and to reject all racist and discriminatory remarks,” the statement added.

Bobi Wine’s offer

But Bobi Wine who is a Musician turned politician said he and his partner Neil Nelson are appalled by what is happening in China.

In a statement he said “We are calling upon the government of China to urgently intervene and ensure that targeted attacks on black people are brought to an end.”

 

Source: Africafeeds.com

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