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Brazil Rediscovers Rare Dragonfly Species After 116 Years

After more than a century without confirmed sightings, the rare Brazilian dragonfly Lestes quadristriatus has been rediscovered in the state of Minas Gerais, reigniting interest in insect biodiversity and conservation. This is reported by Metrópoles, a partner of TV BRICS. Originally described in 1909, Lestes quadristriatus was known only from a single male specimen. Since… Continue reading Brazil Rediscovers Rare Dragonfly Species After 116 Years

Banyana Banyana Money Issues Resolved

The South African Football Association (SAFA) has assured the nation that all is well in Banyana Banyana’s camp ahead of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). In the past few days, reports emerged of Banyana Banyana refusing to train at their base in Morocco due to monies owed to the team. “The African champions… Continue reading Banyana Banyana Money Issues Resolved

Indian Researchers Develop Scalable Solar Device to Produce Green Hydrogen using Earth-Abundant Materials

A team of Indian scientists has developed a scalable and highly efficient device for generating green hydrogen by splitting water molecules using only solar energy. This is reported by IANS, a partner of TV BRICS. The research team created a next-generation photoelectrochemical device based on a silicon-based photoanode using a unique n-i-p heterojunction structure. This… Continue reading Indian Researchers Develop Scalable Solar Device to Produce Green Hydrogen using Earth-Abundant Materials

Jessica Motaung Registers Her Unhappiness Over Transfer Claims

Kaizer Chiefs corporate and marketing manager Jessica Motaung has scoffed at suggestions that the club is not willing to break the bank for players. Over the years, Chiefs have been accused of channeling their energies on free agents. “Chiefs pay a lot of money, sir. So, I’m actually quite surprised, so I think it is… Continue reading Jessica Motaung Registers Her Unhappiness Over Transfer Claims

RAF Says Administrative Costs Swallow Most of Its Budget, Failure to Increase Levy Has Made Matters Worse

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) says it is under strain as most of its money goes to administrative costs, and matters have worsened over the past three years due to the lack of an increase in the fuel levy. The fund added that it has been financially unsustainable since its establishment in 1946 and has… Continue reading RAF Says Administrative Costs Swallow Most of Its Budget, Failure to Increase Levy Has Made Matters Worse

Sundowns to Cut Down Current Squad

Mamelodi Sundowns mentor Miguel Cardoso has hinted at a smaller squad for the Betway Premiership champions ahead of next the season. The Brazilians boosted a squad of 40 players last season, as per Transfermarkt, including five goalkeepers. Three players have already been let go: Lucas Suarez, Rivaldo Coetzee, and Sipho Mbule, who was on loan… Continue reading Sundowns to Cut Down Current Squad

Could Former MKP Secretary General Floyd Shivambu Be A Trojan Horse and Agent Provocateur?

Following a week of suspense and speculation about the future of the former Secretary General of Umkhonto Wesizwe Party (MKP), Floyd Shibambu made a tumultuous u-turn. On Thursday, 19 June 2025, Shivambu announced in a press conference that he would be embarking on a consultative journey with a variety of stakeholders to explore the idea… Continue reading Could Former MKP Secretary General Floyd Shivambu Be A Trojan Horse and Agent Provocateur?

Palm Oil Trade Strengthens Malaysia-Nigeria Relations

The High Commissioner of Malaysia to Nigeria, Aiyub Omar, has highlighted the flourishing palm oil trade as a key factor in strengthening relations between the two countries.  Speaking to the  News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), a partner of TV BRICS, he emphasised that the growing trade ties demonstrate a firm commitment to agricultural cooperation. This collaboration… Continue reading Palm Oil Trade Strengthens Malaysia-Nigeria Relations

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