This article was first published in The Business Times on July 4, 2015. IN the tourism stakes, Guangzhou is like the snotty-nosed little kid in the playground that nobody wants to play with.

Xinhua, China's official state news agency, reported that 111 Africans in Guangzhou had tested positive for coronavirus and that 19 of those cases were “imported” from outside the country.

A McDonald's restaurant in China has come under fire after it was accused of banning black customers from entering. A sign at the Guangzhou eatery that read "from now on black people are not ...

McDonald's in China has apologised after a branch in the industrial city of Guangzhou barred black people from entering. A video shared on social media showed a notice that read: “We’ve been ...

The largest Gundam Base flagship store on the Chinese mainland officially opened in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong ...

The southern Chinese factory base of Guangzhou locked down several residential compounds, banned restaurant dining and reduced bus and subway services in one district after a handful of people ...

Riot police in personal protection suits (PPE) arrive during protests over coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions, in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, China in this screen grab taken from a ...

A McDonald’s in China is apologizing for banning black customers from entering a restaurant in Guangzhou over coronavirus concerns.. According to a video, shared first on Weibo, and then to ...

An annotated diagram showing the location of the AC in the restaurant in Guangzhou, China. CDC EID Journal 2020-04-22T13:56:00Z ...

McDonald’s apologizes after restaurant in China bans black people A sign said that “black people are not allowed to enter” the restaurant in Guangzhou.

McDonald's in China has apologised after a branch in the industrial city of Guangzhou barred black people from entering. A video shared on social media showed a notice that read: “We’ve been ...