The Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) in Limpopo says it’s all systems go for the by-election in the Thabazimbi Local Municipality on Wednesday, 4 December 2024. The Provincial Electoral Officer, Nkaro Mateta, says the commission is ready to receive the over 51,000 registered voters expected to cast their ballots. Addressing the media on… Continue reading IEC: It’s All Systems Go For The Highly-Contested Thabazimbi By-Elections
India Embarks On Historic Undersea Mineral Auction To Harness Vast Offshore Resources
India will host its first auction of offshore mineral blocks, an initiative of the Ministry of Mines. This step propels the nation into the realm of undersea resource exploration, tapping into the immense potential of its territorial waters, continental shelf, and expansive Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Spanning over 2 million square kilometres, India’s EEZ is… Continue reading India Embarks On Historic Undersea Mineral Auction To Harness Vast Offshore Resources
Environmental NGO Encourages Public Engagement In Addressing Climate Change
In light of the growing frequency of extreme weather events, the imperative for climate action has become more pressing. However, the issue of environmental protection continues to present a significant challenge in the context of public opinion. There remains a perception among many people that the climate is an issue that is solely the responsibility… Continue reading Environmental NGO Encourages Public Engagement In Addressing Climate Change
Gauteng Woman Abandons Bail Application After ‘Selling Off’ Two-Year-Old Son
A Gauteng woman who allegedly sold off her two-year-old son to unknown buyers will spend Christmas in custody after she gave up her bail application in the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court on Friday. Keneilwe Shalaba (32) faces charges of human trafficking, conspiracy to commit robbery, and providing false information to the police after allegedly trading off… Continue reading Gauteng Woman Abandons Bail Application After ‘Selling Off’ Two-Year-Old Son
Consulting Engineering Company Files Court Papers Challenging Lepelle Northern Water’s ‘Unlawful’ Tender Advert
The legal dispute between consulting company Isiphethu Engineers and water utility Lepelle Northern Water (LNW) has taken another turn. The engineering company has filed court papers challenging LNW’s decision to advertise the multi-million rand contract for consulting engineering services for the R4 billion Giyani Bulk Water Project, saying the move is unlawful. Earlier this month,… Continue reading Consulting Engineering Company Files Court Papers Challenging Lepelle Northern Water’s ‘Unlawful’ Tender Advert
Long-term Mechanism That Integrates Technology, Education, And Talent Is Required To Advance Climate Change Mitigation
Climate change is a pressing challenge that humanity faces at present. As a participant, contributor and trailblazer in global ecological conservation, China is committed to implementing multilateralism and fostering a fair system of global environmental governance. With abundant resources and a large population, Africa, the second-largest continent, faces significant challenges in addressing climate change and… Continue reading Long-term Mechanism That Integrates Technology, Education, And Talent Is Required To Advance Climate Change Mitigation
China’s Strengths In Renewable Energy Can Aid Africa’s Transition To Greener Future
In the summer of 2024, many parts of the world experienced historic high temperatures, which shows that the impact and risks of climate change on the world are growing, especially for Africa. In recent years, climate-related disasters have become more frequent and severe, posing a great threat to the continent’s food security, energy security, ecological… Continue reading China’s Strengths In Renewable Energy Can Aid Africa’s Transition To Greener Future
Russia Hands Over BRICS Chairmanship To Brazil At Final Meeting Of Sherpas
The final meeting of BRICS Sherpas and Sous-Sherpas is taking place in Ekaterinburg on 27-28 November. Sergey Ryabkov, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister and a Sherpa in the association, emphasised that the group’s resilience has strengthened with its expansion. During the meeting, the Russian deputy foreign minister summarised the results of Russia’s BRICS chairmanship and thanked… Continue reading Russia Hands Over BRICS Chairmanship To Brazil At Final Meeting Of Sherpas
Ethiopia And China Forge Stronger Ties With New Tourism Cooperation Agreement
Ethiopia and China have signed a bilateral agreement to enhance their collaboration in the tourism sector, further strengthening the long-standing relationship between the two nations. This is reported by ENA, a partner of TV BRICS. The agreement was signed by Ethiopia’s Minister of Tourism Selamawit Kassa and Chinese Ambassador to Ethiopia Chen Hai, focusing on… Continue reading Ethiopia And China Forge Stronger Ties With New Tourism Cooperation Agreement
KZN ANC Secretary Bheki Mtolo Says NEC Should Also Account For Electoral Drubbing
In what appears to be a push back ahead of Monday’s “compulsory” meeting with the ANC’s National Working Committee (NWC), the provincial secretary of the party in KwaZulu-Natal has said top leaders must also account for the May 29 electoral drubbing. Bheki Mtolo says it is fair that all party members, from branches to the… Continue reading KZN ANC Secretary Bheki Mtolo Says NEC Should Also Account For Electoral Drubbing