Which country in Africa has the largest population of China?

At present (20 15), the country with the largest number of overseas Chinese in Africa is South Africa. There are more than 300,000 Chinese, and about 200,000 Chinese are concentrated in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. There are about 8,000 people in Cape Town and Durban, and others are distributed all over South Africa. Mainly engaged in textile, daily necessities retail and other traditional industries in China.

Angola is the fastest growing African country in the number of overseas Chinese, catching up with the number of overseas Chinese in South Africa from tens of thousands more than a decade ago. According to the data of Angola's Ministry of Interior, the total number of China people in Angola is nearly 260,000, which plays an important role in Angola's economy.

Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and the only country in Africa with a population of over 654.38 billion. The number of overseas Chinese is around 200,000.

Countries with 30,000 to 50,000 overseas Chinese are Mauritius, Madagascar, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Tanzania and reunion island. The similarity of these six countries and regions lies in that China has a long history of immigration; The difference is that the old overseas Chinese in Mauritius, Madagascar and Reunion account for the vast majority of overseas Chinese.