South African sugarcane growers are warning that an unprecedented surge in sugar imports is threatening local jobs and rural livelihoods, as SA Canegrowers launches its Save Our Sugar campaign. The campaign, which encourages consumers to buy locally produced sugar, has already attracted more than 70,000 pledges from South Africans. “This groundswell of public support is… Continue reading Surge in Sugar Imports Threatens Jobs
Venezuela Invites Indian Investment to Exploit 340 Million Tonnes of Nickel and Critical Minerals
Venezuela is actively seeking Indian investment to develop its extensive critical minerals sector, aiming to reduce economic dependence on oil. The announcement followed a bilateral meeting between India’s Commerce and Industry Minister, Piyush Goyal, and Venezuela’s Minister of Ecological Mining Development, Hector Silva, on the sidelines of the 30th Confederation of Indian Industry CII Partnership… Continue reading Venezuela Invites Indian Investment to Exploit 340 Million Tonnes of Nickel and Critical Minerals
AFCON 2025 Diaspora Tour in London and Paris
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has launched the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 Diaspora Tour this week. “This is more than a tour; it is showcasing the spirit of African football. Making triumphant stops in London at Below the Lights, Piccadilly Circus on 28 November and Paris at YOYO in the Palais… Continue reading AFCON 2025 Diaspora Tour in London and Paris
Brazil Establishes Coalition for Preservation and Restoration of Coral Reefs
A coalition entitled “Corals of Brazil” has been announced in Brazil to preserve and restore local coral reefs. This is reported by Agência Brasil. According to activists, the ecosystems of coral reefs are threatened by global warming on the planet, pollution from land, uncontrolled development of coastal areas and excessive fishing. The coalition plans to… Continue reading Brazil Establishes Coalition for Preservation and Restoration of Coral Reefs
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya Moves After Judge’s Arrest
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya has expressed grave concern following the arrest of Gauteng High Court Judge Portia Phahlane, who has been charged with corruption. The Hawks also arrested International Pentecost Holiness Church leader Michael Sandlana, Judge Phahlane’s son Kagiso Phahlane, and businessman Vusi Ndala. Judge Phahlane was granted bail of R50 000, Kagiso Phahlane received… Continue reading Chief Justice Mandisa Maya Moves After Judge’s Arrest
Indian Scientists Unveil Portable Ultra-Sensitive Device to Detect Toxic Pesticides
Researchers in India have developed a compact automated device capable of detecting trace levels of harmful pesticides in water, food and soil. This is reported by IANS, a partner of TV BRICS. The technology is designed to offer real-time analysis outside traditional laboratories. Existing detection methods for residues such as the commonly used organophosphate malathion… Continue reading Indian Scientists Unveil Portable Ultra-Sensitive Device to Detect Toxic Pesticides
Olwethu Makhanya Earns Contract Extension with MLS Side
Major Soccer League (MLS) club Philadelphia Union have exercised their option to keep South African defender, Olwethu Makhanya. The decision comes as no surprise given the 21-year-old’s great season in the United States of America (USA). “Philadelphia Union announced today that the club has exercised the contract option for defender Olwethu Makhanya, securing him through… Continue reading Olwethu Makhanya Earns Contract Extension with MLS Side
Egypt–G20 Trade Rises to US$70.4 Billion as Economic Ties Deepen Ahead of Johannesburg Summit
Egypt’s trade with the G20 countries climbed to US$70.4 billion in the first nine months of 2025, marking a 14.1 per cent year-on-year increase, according to new data released by the Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics. The update comes as the G20 Summit ended in Johannesburg, where Egypt was represented by Prime Minister… Continue reading Egypt–G20 Trade Rises to US$70.4 Billion as Economic Ties Deepen Ahead of Johannesburg Summit
South Africa Concludes 2025 Citrus Export Season With Strong Growth in Deliveries to Russia
South Africa’s 2025 citrus export season has officially concluded, as reported by the Russia-South Africa Business Council, a partner of TV BRICS. South Africa remains one of Russia’s leading suppliers of fresh fruit, alongside Egypt. Owing to complementary harvesting seasons and South Africa’s varied climatic zones, these imports do not compete with Russian domestic production.… Continue reading South Africa Concludes 2025 Citrus Export Season With Strong Growth in Deliveries to Russia
(Hello Africa) Chinese Vehicles Roll In for Johannesburg G20 Summit
As the Group of 20 (G20) Leaders’ Summit made its debut on the African continent in Johannesburg, South Africa’s economic hub, on Saturday, Chinese vehicles were seen shuttling between the airport, hotels and summit venues, adding a distinctive Chinese touch to the event. JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) — As the Group of 20 (G20) Leaders’… Continue reading (Hello Africa) Chinese Vehicles Roll In for Johannesburg G20 Summit