China is not making Africa a colony: Namibian president

China's state news agency Xinhua said on Saturday it said in a statement that China has been living in China, state news agency Reuters reported.

Sein said, "The words that are spreading about bilateral relations between China and Namibia are going to be in failure."

He said both sides will benefit if Africa's second biggest economy increases Africa's cooperation with the country.

"We become, we can choose friends, whatever we want, which can be good for us," he said.

Commenting on China and Africa's co-operation on the basis of peer pressure, Genggab also said that Chinese investment in his country is not just for 'extending the wealth'.

"No other country could add China's value to our products. They are doing a lot in relation to technology transfer and new jobs, "he told Xinhua.

Western analysts believe that China has focused its attention on Africa to make its impact stronger in the world in recent times. They believe that the billions of dollars of construction projects in Beijing for the development of Africa's continent are intended for the purpose.

Some critics have commented that "Beijing's main goal of establishing control over natural resources like oil and minerals in African countries".

US Secretary of State Rex Tyleron also warned African countries last month that they should not take the sovereignty of China from taking loans from China.

He also warned that any African country would lose control over the infrastructure and assets after 'having problems' after taking a Chinese loan.

China has been consistently denying the allegations, 'Their goal towards Africa's mineral resources'. They do not have any kind of involvement with natural resources, they are also welcoming Africa's proposed support projects, claiming the country is welcoming.