As we continue our conversation on the relations between China and African nations, particularly looking at the recently concluded African Mainstream Media Workshop which was held in Beijing, China. The two-week programme brought together journalists from across the continent for an in-depth engagement with China's development model, governance, media landscape and international cooperation. We are now joined on the line by Chairperson of the Diplomatic Correspondents Association of Nigeria, Idehai Fredrick. He led the African media delegation, to reflect on the programme and what it means for Africa-China relations. He spoke to Peter Ndoro 

<p>As we continue our conversation on the relations between China and African nations, particularly looking at the recently concluded African Mainstream Media Workshop which was held in Beijing, China. The two-week programme brought together journalists from across the continent for an in-depth engagement with China's development model, governance, media landscape and international cooperation. We are now joined on the line by Chairperson of the Diplomatic Correspondents Association of Nigeria, Idehai Fredrick. He led the African media delegation, to reflect on the programme and what it means for Africa-China relations. He spoke to Peter Ndoro&nbsp;</p>