BEIJING (Reuters) - China's efforts to help resolve a conflict in South Sudan mark a "new chapter" in Beijing's foreign policy that will seek to engage more in Africa's security, China's top envoy to the continent said.
China is the biggest investor in South Sudan's oil industry, and experts have argued that Beijing's typically reserved diplomacy will have to keep pace with its growing business interests across Africa.
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