SA Stands Firm on Immigration Laws Amid US Claims

The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation said the recent deportation of seven Kenyan nationals by the Department of Home Affairs was carried out lawfully and in line with South African immigration legislation. Photo: GCIS

South Africa has reiterated its commitment to enforcing its immigration laws while engaging the United States through diplomatic channels following allegations involving the treatment of U.S. officials and the handling of personal information. In a statement issued on Thursday, the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation said the recent deportation of seven Kenyan nationals by… Continue reading SA Stands Firm on Immigration Laws Amid US Claims

Artificial Intelligence in BRICS: Opportunities or Challenges, Cooperation or Competition?

How are artificial intelligence technologies developing in BRICS countries? Can neural networks help address inequality? And which path will the countries choose in the AI sphere: cooperation or competition?

Let us make artificial intelligence (AI) not a luxury for the few, but a public good – this is what experts who are already working on the development of neural networks in the Global South say. Many of them are convinced that artificial intelligence can help strengthen a multipolar world and reduce inequality. On a… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence in BRICS: Opportunities or Challenges, Cooperation or Competition?

Botswana Youths ‘Deceived into Fighting in Russia-Ukraine Conflict’

The Ministry of International Relations issued a warning to Batswana youth, urging them to avoid life-threatening international recruitment schemes that offer monetary incentives in exchange for participation in combat activities. Photo: Botswana Ministry of International Relations

The Ministry of International Relations in Botswana says it has received reports that two male Batswana youth, aged 19 and 20, allegedly fell victim to a deceptive recruitment process that resulted in them fighting on the frontlines of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. According to the reports, the young men were led to believe they would… Continue reading Botswana Youths ‘Deceived into Fighting in Russia-Ukraine Conflict’

Difference She Makes Pushes Women into Legal Leadership

The Difference She Makes advocates said inclusion in leadership strengthens institutions, improves decision-making, and ensures legal frameworks better reflect the diversity of the societies they serve. Photo: Supplied

The Difference She Makes movement is driving a continental push for the inclusion of women in leadership positions within Africa’s legal and justice sector, highlighting that female participation in the profession has not yet translated into senior leadership. Launched in 2025, the initiative has reached more than six million people across Africa, including Kenya, Nigeria,… Continue reading Difference She Makes Pushes Women into Legal Leadership

Vladimir Putin Arrives in India on State Visit

The Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi welcomed the Russian President at the airport. Photo: the personal page of the Prime Minister of India on social media

President of Russia Vladimir Putin has arrived in India for a two-day state visit. The government aircraft landed in New Delhi on Thursday evening. This was reported by ANI, a partner of TV BRICS. Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi personally welcomed the Russian leader at the aircraft ramp, which is not provided for by… Continue reading Vladimir Putin Arrives in India on State Visit

US Cancels South Africa’s G20 Membership, Sparks International Criticism

Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola (left), issued a rebuttal to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, defending South Africa’s hosting of the summit. Photo: GCIS

South Africa has condemned the United States’ decision to cancel its G20 membership, calling the move procedurally flawed and dismissive of multilateralism. Brett Herron, GOOD Secretary-General and member of the Unite for Change Leadership Council, described the US action as “disdainful of multilateralism” and warned that South Africa’s position as a founding G20 member cannot… Continue reading US Cancels South Africa’s G20 Membership, Sparks International Criticism

Zimbabwe and Iran to Review Cooperation Roadmap at Mid-Term Commission Meeting

Harare and Tehran prepare to assess progress and outline new areas of bilateral engagement. Photo: metamorworks / iStock

Zimbabwe and Iran will conduct a Mid-Term Review of their Joint Commission, with the two sides expected to evaluate ongoing cooperation and set out fresh priorities aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. The plan was confirmed by Iran’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Amirhossein Hosseini, following his meeting with Vice President Constantino Chiwenga in Harare. According to Ambassador… Continue reading Zimbabwe and Iran to Review Cooperation Roadmap at Mid-Term Commission Meeting

20th Ethiopian International Film Festival concludes in Addis Ababa

The festival showcases around 100 films of diverse genres. Photo: Press Service of the 20th Ethiopian International Film Festival

The 20th Ethiopian International Film Festival (EARTHOPIAN) wrapped up in Addis Ababa after a week of screenings, discussions and professional exchange. Organised in partnership with the Addis Ababa City Administration, the festival brought together filmmakers, industry experts, and audiences from Ethiopia and around the world. TV BRICS served as the international media partner of the… Continue reading 20th Ethiopian International Film Festival concludes in Addis Ababa

5th Volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” Promoted in South Africa

According to the participants, the fifth volume of "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" reflects the latest developments of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. Photo: ChinAfrica

A promotional event was held in Johannesburg, South Africa, on December 3 for the English edition of the fifth volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China,” drawing around 200 participants. According to the participants, the fifth volume reflects the latest developments of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era,… Continue reading 5th Volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” Promoted in South Africa

Egyptian Writer Salwa Bakr Becomes First Laureate of BRICS Literary Award

The prize supports contemporary authors whose works reflect the cultural and spiritual values of the peoples of the BRICS countries. Photo: BRICS Literary Award

Following the vote of the international jury, the winner of the BRICS Literary Award was Egyptian writer Salwa Bakr – one of the most prominent representatives of contemporary Arabic prose, author of seven short story collections, seven novels and a play. Her works have been translated into many European languages. The name of the first… Continue reading Egyptian Writer Salwa Bakr Becomes First Laureate of BRICS Literary Award

African Times
Exit mobile version