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Africatown in Guangzhou

Pastor Enoch preaches Sunday mass at the Havilah chapel, the Nigerian church of Guangzhou, China, on March 18, 2007. Enoch is also president of the Nigerian chamber of commerce in China, and leader of a wealthy community of 5,000 Africans in Guangzhou. Chinese goods flow to Africa, but men flow the other way: thousands of Africans are now settling in China. China's Southern metropolis Guangzhou has the country's largest African population, now exceeding 7,000. Photo by Patrick Wack/Pictobank

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Pastor Enoch preaches Sunday mass at the Havilah chapel, the Nigerian church of Guangzhou, China, on March 18, 2007. Enoch is also president of the Nigerian chamber of commerce in China, and leader of a wealthy community of 5,000 Africans in Guangzhou. Chinese goods flow to Africa, but men flow the other way: thousands of Africans are now settling in China. China's Southern metropolis Guangzhou has the country's largest African population, now exceeding 7,000. Photo by Patrick Wack/Pictobank