Our firm very regularly provides commentary for international media including the Financial Times, CCTV, BBC, Al-Jazeera, CNBC and Bloomberg.
Classic FM, September 1st 2010
By David Gleason
Interview with Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
David discusses Sino-South African with Mark Schroeder, Stratfor’s Director of Africa Analysis, Dr Martyn Davies, CEO of Frontier Advisory and Ana Alves, China in Africa Research Fellow with the South African Institute of International Relations.
Business Report, August 30th 2010
By Ethel Hazelhurst
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory; Abdullah Verachia, Director – Frontier Advisory
The ties between China and South Africa have received a further boost, thanks to several new deals struck last week as President Jacob Zuma visited the Asian country.
Daily Nation, August 29th 2010
By Justus Ondari
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
The Chinese influence, in the form of its people, investment and business, is sweeping across the African continent like a wild fire.
Moneyweb, August 27th 2010
By Alec Hogg
Interview with Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
Alec Hogg interviews Dr Martyn Davies about President Jacob Zuma State visit to China
Business Report, August 25th 2010
By Samantha Enslin-Payne, Roy Cokayne and Bloomberg
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
The building of a $30 billion (R220bn) high-speed rail link between Johannesburg and Durban will enable China to export its technology and give South Africa the means to effectively link the economic hubs.
CNTV, August 25th 2010
Interview with Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
To talk more about the South African President's visit to China, we are joined by Martyn Davies, director of the China-Africa Network from the University of Pretoria.
Daily Monitor, August 24th 2010
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
South African President Jacob Zuma will lead a State visit to China this week in a bid to strengthen political, economic and trade relations with the world’s second-largest economy and South Africa’s largest trading partner. In 2009, China eclipsed the US as South Africa’s largest export destination, while South Africa imports more from China than any other country.
BBC, August 24th 2010
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
Jacob Zuma is due to hold talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao. South African President Jacob Zuma has flown into China for a three-day visit aimed at strengthening business ties.
News Time, August 24th 2010
By Sthembile Shelembe
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory
While South African President Jacob Zuma may be in China for the second time, it is for the first time as the president of the republic and this time he is on a mission to strengthen trade ties.
China Radio International, August 23rd 2010
By Qinduo Xu
Interview with Dr Martyn Davies, Yuan Ye, Ayo Johnson, Prof. Yang Lihua
South African President Jacob Zuma is on a state visit to China. He’s being accompanied by 12 ministers, in charge of foreign relations, economy, energy, education and tourism and so on. The importance of the visit is matched by trade ties between the two countries, with China being South Africa’s the largest export market and largest trading partner. Today will examine the maturing relationship between the two countries.
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