This study analyzes the impact of Chinese and Indian FDI on the economic growth of African countries from 2002-2013. The results show that Chinese FDI is positive and significantly correlated with growth in Africa in fixed effect estimation, but Indian FDI has an insignificant relationship.  As the literature implies, FDI leads to technological transfers that could then lead to growth, which attracts further investments that further leads to increased transfers and continual absorptive capacities.