Who writes Chinapay.Africa
One writer per corridor, who knows their market's currency, customs and the reality of paying Chinese suppliers — plus a China-side sourcing specialist who writes the half most guides miss.
Adaeze Okonkwo
🇳🇬Adaeze Okonkwo is a Lagos-based finance writer covering Nigeria's China-import corridor — naira FX, supplier payments, customs duty, and the realities of sourcing from 1688 for Alaba and Computer Village traders.
Kwame Asante
🇬🇭Kwame Asante is an Accra-based writer covering Ghana's China-import corridor — cedi/yuan rates, GRA duty and the VAT+NHIL+GETFund stack, and the payment routes Ghanaian importers actually use.
Wanjiru Njoroge
🇰🇪Wanjiru Njoroge is a Nairobi-based journalist covering Kenya's China-import corridor — the shilling against the yuan, KRA duty under the EAC CET, IDF and RDL, and how East African importers pay Chinese suppliers.
Sipho Ndlovu
🇿🇦Sipho Ndlovu is a Johannesburg-based writer covering South Africa's China-import corridor — the rand against the yuan, SARS duties and the ATV VAT base, and the payment options for SA importers.
Aïssatou Diallo
🇸🇳Aïssatou Diallo is a Dakar-based writer covering the Francophone West Africa China-import corridor — the CFA franc against the yuan, WAEMU/ECOWAS customs duty, and how West African importers pay their suppliers.
Karim El-Masry
🇪🇬Karim El-Masry is a Cairo-based writer covering Egypt's China-import corridor — the pound against the yuan under a managed float, ECA customs duty and the 14% VAT, and how Egyptian importers move money to Chinese suppliers despite FX controls.
Wei Chen
🇨🇳Wei Chen is a Guangzhou-based sourcing and cross-border-payments specialist who writes the supplier-side view — how Chinese factories and 1688 sellers price, quote and expect to be paid, so African importers can negotiate from knowledge.