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SA's agricultural exports amounted to $3.4bn (R64.2bn) in the second quarter of this year, up by 0,1% year on year, according to data from Trade Map.

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While countries newly admitted to BRICS would boost the bloc’s energy production and greatly diversify it, it would not solidify Chinas victory over the west.

Analysis of 30 years of U.N. data reveals that China and Russia have been far more successful in winning support for their positions from the global community.

Zanu-PF ruling Zimbabwe for another five years spells doomsday for the country, writes William Gumede

Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed support for the India-Middle East-Europe connectivity initiative, stating that it would benefit Russias logistics development. He also criticized the US for joining the project at the last moment, suggesting that their involvement may be solely driven by business interests.

India’s substantial trade deficit within intra-BRICS trade, particularly concerning China, underscores the need for a comprehensive approach

There are disturbing underlying problems with Tuesday’s Nairobi declaration on climate change and call to action which emerged from the inaugural three-day Africa climate summit in Kenya.

In his first visit to Beijing since 2018, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro arrived in Beijing to conclude his one-week trip tp the country with a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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