On Daybreak Africa: China has signed multiple agreements with Chad and Senegal involving projects ranging from electricity and infrastructure to drinking water and communications technology. Plus, an expert says the US should always be concerned whenever a competitor like China makes inroads anywhere in the world. Reports say the Kenya mission in Haiti might turn into a U.N. peacekeeping operation. A Zimbabwe court acquits and grants bail to some activists in detention since June. Uganda opposition leader Bobi Wine is discharged from the hospital as police seek answers to the alleged shooting that injured him. The WHO says thousands still die from cholera despite efforts to combat the disease. For these and more, tune in to Daybreak Africa!