While South Africa is making steady progress in its efforts to be removed from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, it will require “a significant effort” from all relevant authorities in the country to meet the deadline at the end of January 2025 to address remaining shortcomings identified by FATF, according to the… Continue reading SA Is Making Progress To Exit The FATF Grey List And Requires Collective Action
Russian Scientists Develop Innovative Device To Diagnose Heart Rhythm Disorders
Representatives of Omsk State Technical University (OmSTU), a partner of TV BRICS, are working on a new generation Holter monitor. It will collect data and analyse it in real time using special applications on a smartphone. A standard Holter monitor is a device in the form of a box to which ECG electrodes are connected.… Continue reading Russian Scientists Develop Innovative Device To Diagnose Heart Rhythm Disorders
Border Cities In Xinjiang Play Important Part In China’ Cross-Border Rail Transportation
The expedition of Chinese explorer Zhang Qian more than 2,000 years ago is considered to be the foundation of the ancient Silk Road. Today, his legendary exploration of the ancient Silk Road is renowned worldwide. Venturing across the Eurasian continent with camel caravans laden with silk, spices, tea, and other Chinese goods, he forged vital… Continue reading Border Cities In Xinjiang Play Important Part In China’ Cross-Border Rail Transportation
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank To Provide Funds To Boost Brazil’s Development
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is ready to provide a large amount of funds to stimulate Brazil’s economic and social development. This was announced by the bank’s president Jin Liqun at a meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. BRICS Bank President Dilma Rousseff and Finance Minister Fernando Haddad also took part… Continue reading Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank To Provide Funds To Boost Brazil’s Development
Gauteng Health Department Granted Leave To Appeal Medical Waste Tender Ruling
In a dramatic turn of events, the Gauteng Department of Health’s multi-million rand waste management tender award has been thrown into disarray. The department has successfully secured leave to appeal the High Court’s decision that declared the R526 million tender unlawful. The saga began in November 2022, when the Gauteng Department of Health issued a… Continue reading Gauteng Health Department Granted Leave To Appeal Medical Waste Tender Ruling
China Aims To Become World Leader In Aviation By 2050
Han Jun, deputy director of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, highlighted the significant progress the country has made since the18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Beijing and Shanghai are also among the top ten cities in the world with more than 100 million passengers per year. This is reported by Prensa… Continue reading China Aims To Become World Leader In Aviation By 2050
South Africa’s Ambassador To Iran Outlines Benefits Of BRICS Expansion
The BRICS enlargement will give Iran access to major markets and provide new opportunities for trade between the member countries of the association. This was stated by South African Ambassador to Iran Francis Moloi. “BRICS countries play an important role on the world stage. The expansion of the alliance will open access to major markets for… Continue reading South Africa’s Ambassador To Iran Outlines Benefits Of BRICS Expansion
MK Party Seethes Over DA’s ‘Derogatory’ Claims As IEC Raises Concerns About US Invitation
The MK Party has strongly condemned the DA’s claims that it poses a threat to national security, labelling the official opposition’s call for the US to intervene in South Africa’s upcoming general elections a “treasonous act.” The newly launched political party led by former President Jacob Zuma threatened legal action against the DA unless it… Continue reading MK Party Seethes Over DA’s ‘Derogatory’ Claims As IEC Raises Concerns About US Invitation
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s Visit To Africa Focuses On Addressing Practical Issues, While US Adapts To A Changing Reality
From 13 to 18 January, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited four African countries in keeping with the more than three decades of tradition where Chinese foreign ministers start their yearly overseas visits with a trip to Africa. However, while these visits have become a routine for China’s diplomatic practice, they are not an empty… Continue reading Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s Visit To Africa Focuses On Addressing Practical Issues, While US Adapts To A Changing Reality
BRICS Seeks To Create An Independent Payment System On Blockchain
BRICS member countries will strive to create an independent payment system based on digital currencies and blockchain, Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov told TASS. “The main goal for us is to create an independent settlement payment system, which would be based on the most modern technologies, such as digital currencies and blockchain. And most importantly, it would be… Continue reading BRICS Seeks To Create An Independent Payment System On Blockchain