As China's involvement in Africa has intensified over the last two decades, emerging narratives have attempted to conceptualize this engagement. However, a problem exits within the prevailing one-dimensional narratives. Frequently, narratives on Sino-African relations fail to offer an inclusive perspective that acknowledges the negative impacts of Chinese business practices in Africa while, at the same time, giving credence to the Chinese contributions toward African development. In neglecting to account for the problems associated with the Chinese practices, some narratives fall short in the search for viable solutions. Conversely, the narratives that focus primarily on the negative impacts, fail to explore the potential for African countries to take part in "China's rise." Thus, this study deconstructs one-dimensional narratives and develops an inclusive narrative that contrasts the Chinese practices in Africa. From this exploration, a solution of renegotiation through African unification is presented.