The New BRICS Development Bank (NDB) is set to launch payments in local currencies to invest in the private sector of the economies of the grouping’s member states, according to a statement by the financial institution’s president Dilma Rousseff. This is reported by Brasil 247, a partner of TV BRICS. The NDB director identified three main… Continue reading BRICS Bank To Finance Its Members’ Projects In Local Currencies
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China Through My Camera Programme Provides Namibian Influencer A Chance To Get A Multidimensional View Of The Country
After graduating in Beijing in 2020 during the tumultuous period of COVID-19, I didn’t think that I would be able to return to China anytime soon. The pandemic had disrupted lives globally, and like many international students, I was not sure if I would be able to ever set foot in China again. Travel restrictions… Continue reading China Through My Camera Programme Provides Namibian Influencer A Chance To Get A Multidimensional View Of The Country
Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov: Leaders From 24 Countries Confirm Their Participation In BRICS Summit
Representatives of 32 countries will come to the BRICS summit, 24 delegations will be headed by the leaders of states. Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said this at a briefing on the upcoming event in Kazan on 10 October, adding that the numbers could increase. Ushakov also noted that nine BRICS leaders will attend the… Continue reading Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov: Leaders From 24 Countries Confirm Their Participation In BRICS Summit
Business Forum Slams Limpopo MEC Ernest Rachoene For Appealing RAL Court Order
The Forum of Limpopo Entrepreneurs (Fole) has slammed Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure MEC Ernest Rachoene’s decision to appeal a high court order reinstating Roads Agency Limpopo (RAL) CEO Gabriel Maluleke and the agency’s board. Siviko Mabunda, a Fole secretary, said the move proved that Rachoene and Premier Phophi Ramathuba wanted to “milk RAL through… Continue reading Business Forum Slams Limpopo MEC Ernest Rachoene For Appealing RAL Court Order
Global Media Summit Eyeing Innovation, Unity On Course Toward Building Shared Future For Humanity
As the sixth World Media Summit (WMS) unfolds, media professionals from around the globe are engaged in dynamic discussions, offering insights into emerging opportunities, tackling pressing challenges, and exploring new avenues for collaboration. With a focus on innovation and unity, this summit is more than just an occasion of comparing notes among global media professionals,… Continue reading Global Media Summit Eyeing Innovation, Unity On Course Toward Building Shared Future For Humanity
China Focus: Modern, Open, Vibrant – Xinjiang In Eyes Of World Media Professionals
Among the foreign visitors at the Turpan Museum in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Moriyasu Chikazawa listened attentively while frequently capturing photos of the exhibits. “My knowledge of Turpan was a small desert town with many vineyards. But I saw a city with many beautiful residence buildings and photovoltaic industry here,” said Chikazawa, managing… Continue reading China Focus: Modern, Open, Vibrant – Xinjiang In Eyes Of World Media Professionals
Foreign Journalist Explores Tech-Powered Machinery In Xinjiang’s Cotton Fields
Xinjiang is the largest cotton-producing region in China. It has ushered in the cotton harvest season. How has technology powered cotton harvesting? Follow Xinhua’s Zuzanna to find out. African Times has published this article in partnership with Xinhua News Agency
Attendees Of 6th World Media Summit Visit Xinjiang
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This Is Xinjiang
Xinjiang in northwest China is an expansive region known for its breathtaking natural scenery, abundant resources, profound cultural heritage, and robust economy. African Times has published this article in partnership with Xinhua News Agency
How Agricultural Mechanization Spices Up Pepper Farmers’ Lives In Xinjiang
Xinjiang is a major red pepper-producing region in China. Yanqi in Xinjiang has the ideal climate for cultivating red peppers. How has modern machinery changed the lives of local pepper farmers? What benefits does agricultural innovation bring to the region? Follow Xinhua’s Zuzanna on a journey to find out. African Times has published this article… Continue reading How Agricultural Mechanization Spices Up Pepper Farmers’ Lives In Xinjiang