China committed to lending African countries $153 billion from 2000-2019, but that pace of lending may be slowing down. Chinese loan commitments dropped by 30% in 2019 when compared with the previous year, according to the China-Africa Research Initiative at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. The research looks at loan commitments which get "disbursed to borrowers as projects are implemented."
Ubushinwa bwiyemeje kuguriza ibihugu by'Afurika miliyari 153 z'amadolari kuva 2000-2019, ariko uwo muvuduko wo gutanga inguzanyo uri kugenda gahoro. Icyemezo cyo gutanga inguzanyo cy’Abashinwa bagabanyijeho 30% muri 2019 ugereranije n’umwaka ushize, nk'uko byatangajwe n’ubushakashatsi bw’Ubushinwa-Afurika mu Ishuri Rikuru ry’Ubushakashatsi mpuzamahanga rya Johns Hopkins. Ubushakashatsi bukora ku igenamigambi ry' imishinga ishyirwa mubikorwa."