‘Greening’ Of The Empire: Climate Change And Its Discourses Blindside Marikana And Its Consequences

Climate change is often described as a crisis that affects everyone, demanding urgent action to prevent widespread devastation from storms and rising seas. However, a significant concern is that climate change discussions are not open to everyone for engagement or inquiry. This exclusion is not accidental but a deliberate tactic to promote specific agendas and achieve predetermined political and economic goals. Despite claims of equality and justice, the reality is that the world operates on hierarchical structures that marginalise theREAD MORE

During a public class on livestreaming e-commerce organised by Hongqiao Import Commodity Exhibition and Trading Centre in Shanghai, Abdou Yahouza Mariama from Niger and Zvavarumbi Prince from Zimbabwe experienced firsthand the pressure of this line of work during a mock livestreaming session. As newcomers, they were visibly nervous and timid when they first stood in front of the camera to showcase products for sale. 

On 18 May, 40 international students from Shanghai Dianji University participated in this public class whereREAD MORE

Technological innovation is the starting point for the development of new quality productive forces. This process involves transforming traditional industries and nurturing emerging sectors, ultimately leading to a significant qualitative leap in productivity. 

Shanghai, propelled by technological innovation, has undertaken the restructuring of traditional industries while pioneering new ones. This strategic approach has led to numerous groundbreaking achievements, some of which are unprecedented, thereby raising the level of productivity. This concerted effort has facilitated a significant leap forward in theREAD MORE

Iran is planning to set up an organisation to support women scientists and women researchers in various fields. This is reported by Tehran Times, a partner of TV BRICS.

Iranian officials have considered forming a network to support female professionals in different fields. The organisation to be established will focus on women’s technical empowerment as well as international cooperation.

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At his dairy farm in Kiambu County on the outskirts of the Kenyan capital Nairobi, Newton Mwangi anxiously takes off his boots and work suit after milking his cows. Mwangi is worried about the inability of the cows to hit the 80-litre target he needs to fulfil for his clients per day, due to a woeful fodder shortage in Kenya.

Like other dairy farmers, Mwangi is struggling to get enough fodder to feed his animals in a bid to increaseREAD MORE

India is committed to reducing emissions from the automotive industry. By 2030, the country aims to reduce its emissions intensity by 45 per cent and by 2070 it intends to fully transition to green technologies. This is reported by Emirates News Agency (WAM), a partner of TV BRICS.

To achieve this goal, India has developed an e-mobility Research and Development RoadmapREAD MORE

The Ministry of Higher Education has allocated US$207,5 million for a project to bring AI to universities, which is in line with the national education development strategy. This is reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS.

The project includes creating smart campuses, moving exams to an online format, developing e-platforms and infrastructure, and improving the learning process. 

At theREAD MORE

The search for emancipation for scores of South Africans who continue to be denied justice is becoming extremely frustrating, partly due to the courts and conservatism ruling them. The justice system unfairly prioritises those with resources over indigents. This is evident as courts rush to entertain multi-million rand cases involving companies and individuals with political influence. The rapid response to these litigations conceals the dark side of justice in South Africa: the inefficiency of courts and inaccessibility to courts forREAD MORE

Given the rate at which youth population in numerous African countries is growing, the continent promises to emerge as a major consumption market in the coming decades. More than 70 percent of Africa’s population is under the age of 35, and by 2030, 42 percent of the world’s young people are expected to reside on the continent. This data points to the potential the continent has to quickly industrialise, develop its economic scale, and innovate in order to compete onREAD MORE

News and programmes of the TV BRICS international media network will be broadcast on popular entertainment media platforms for young people in the Western Balkans. The respective cooperation agreement was signed by the CEO of TV BRICS, Janna Tolstikova, and the General Director of Entertainment Lab Doo Beograd, a production media company operating under the MTS (Muzička televizija Srbije) brand, Sunčica Mandić.

“The concept of TV BRICS programming is extremely important for the Western Balkans. The media network creates and spreads newsREAD MORE