Low Contraceptive Uptake Fuels Unintended Pregnancies In Gauteng
Low contraceptive uptake among women of reproductive age continues to contribute to unintended pregnancies inREAD MORE
Expert: Russia, India and China Can Support Large-Scale Infrastructure Renewal in Africa
According to the expert, South Africa sees itself as a link between Russia and the countries of the continent South Africa has proposed involving Russia,…
Matlala to Rejoin 13 Co-Accused in R228m Medicare Corruption Case
Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala is set to rejoin his 13 co-accused in the R228 million Medicare 24 Tshwane District corruption case when the matter returns to…
Domestic Air Passenger Traffic in Brazil Reaches Record 68.3 Million People
The figure also hits an all-time high in August In Brazil, 68.3 million passengers used domestic flights during the first eight months of 2026. This…
Nyati Stays at Eskom as Ramokgopa Demands 10-Year Roadmap for Power Utility
Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has extended Dr Mteto Nyati’s tenure as Eskom board chairperson, while demanding a new long-term strategy to transform the…
Russian Scientists Develop Method to Protect Power Grids From Failures and Overloads
The method’s margin of error does not exceed 5 per cent Researchers from South Ural State University (SUSU), a TV BRICS partner, have proposed a…
R16M Blouberg Security Tender Rocked By ‘Fake Guns, Forged Documents
A R16 million security tender at Blouberg Local Municipality has been plunged into a fraud and corruption investigation after the police elite, the Hawks, allegedly…
China Completes World’s Tallest Wind Measurement Tower
This 360-metre-high wind measurement tower will serve as a research platform for high-altitude wind energy and a design platform for large-scale wind turbines China has…
Xi Kicks Off Highly Anticipated U.S. Visit in Grand Welcome
* China and the United States should work in the same direction and promote a stable relationship featuring cooperation as the mainstay, moderate competition, manageable…
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Expert: AI Has Great Potential to Ensure Equal Access to Quality Education
Associate Professor at Universitas Airlangga in Indonesia speaks about flexible approaches to learning
Artificial intelligence has great potential to ensure equal access to quality education both in Indonesia and in other BRICS countries. This was stated by Probo Darono Yakti, Assistant Professor at the Department of International Relations, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Airlangga (Indonesia, Surabaya), on the TV BRICS programme “BRICS Dialogue”.
According to him, AI makes it possible to personalise learning byREAD MORE
Low Contraceptive Uptake Fuels Unintended Pregnancies In Gauteng
Low contraceptive uptake among women of reproductive age continues to contribute to unintended pregnancies in Gauteng, with the provincial health department reporting that fewer than a third of eligible women accessed contraceptive services during the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial year.
The Gauteng Department of Health said 32.45% of eligible women accessed contraceptive services during the quarter, below the provincial target of 43%.
The department said available data showed that an estimated 75% of unintended pregnanciesREAD MORE
Expert: Russia, India and China Can Support Large-Scale Infrastructure Renewal in Africa
According to the expert, South Africa sees itself as a link between Russia and the countries of the continent
South Africa has proposed involving Russia, India and China in the large-scale renewal of Africa’s infrastructure. This was stated by Elias Monage, President of the Black Business Council and Chairman of the South African side of the Russia-South Africa Business Council, in the TV BRICS programme “BRICS Dialogue”.
“If we are then to do a huge project,READ MORE
Matlala to Rejoin 13 Co-Accused in R228m Medicare Corruption Case
Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala is set to rejoin his 13 co-accused in the R228 million Medicare 24 Tshwane District corruption case when the matter returns to the Pretoria Regional Court on 29 September.
The Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crime Court on Friday postponed Matlala’s case to allow for his return to the main matter, where he is expected to stand trial alongside the other accused.
Matlala and his two companies had previously been separated from the main case afterREAD MORE
Domestic Air Passenger Traffic in Brazil Reaches Record 68.3 Million People
The figure also hits an all-time high in August
In Brazil, 68.3 million passengers used domestic flights during the first eight months of 2026. This set a new record and was 4 per cent higher than the figure for the same period last year, when 65.8 million passengers were recorded. This was reported by Metrópoles, a TV BRICS partner.
The most significant growth was recorded in August. During the month, 8.93 million people travelled onREAD MORE
Nyati Stays at Eskom as Ramokgopa Demands 10-Year Roadmap for Power Utility
Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has extended Dr Mteto Nyati’s tenure as Eskom board chairperson, while demanding a new long-term strategy to transform the power utility beyond its current generation recovery programme.
Nyati will continue to lead the board as Eskom moves into what Ramokgopa has described as its next phase, with the utility expected to secure long-term energy supply, strengthen its finances, expand the electricity grid and improve services to customers.
Ramokgopa said Nyati’sREAD MORE
Russian Scientists Develop Method to Protect Power Grids From Failures and Overloads
The method’s margin of error does not exceed 5 per cent
Researchers from South Ural State University (SUSU), a TV BRICS partner, have proposed a method that makes it possible to calculate the actual peak load on power grids using average monthly electricity consumption data. The development is particularly relevant for regions where electricity is becoming the main energy source and networks are operating close to their capacity limits. The method is described on the university’sREAD MORE
R16M Blouberg Security Tender Rocked By ‘Fake Guns, Forged Documents
A R16 million security tender at Blouberg Local Municipality has been plunged into a fraud and corruption investigation after the police elite, the Hawks, allegedly uncovered firearm details belonging to rival security companies and fraudulent certificates in the winning bidder’s tender documents.
Three suspects, aged between 37 and 57, were arrested in Polokwane on Wednesday as investigators moved against those allegedly linked to the multimillion-rand contract.
The security company that secured the tender has also been charged.
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China Completes World’s Tallest Wind Measurement Tower
This 360-metre-high wind measurement tower will serve as a research platform for high-altitude wind energy and a design platform for large-scale wind turbines
China has officially commissioned a 360-metre-high wind measurement tower, making it the world’s tallest wind energy observation facility. According to Science and Technology Daily, a TV BRICS partner, the completion of this facility marks progress in the fields of high-altitude wind energy observation and the technical validation of wind energy standards.
LocatedREAD MORE
Xi Kicks Off Highly Anticipated U.S. Visit in Grand Welcome
* China and the United States should work in the same direction and promote a stable relationship featuring cooperation as the mainstay, moderate competition, manageable differences and promises of peace, Xi said in a written speech upon his arrival.
* Xi said he looks forward to having in-depth exchanges with Trump on major issues concerning bilateral relations and the world situation, constantly enriching the constructive China-U.S. relationship of strategic stability, and expanding the space for exchanges and cooperationREAD MORE



















