SA agriculture posts record exports, despite global headwinds
6 March 2026
South Africa’s agricultural sector has delivered a record export performance in the fourth quarter of 2025, underscoring its resilience and global competitiveness, despite significant headwinds in the global trading environment.
Artificial intelligence for all: how BRICS becomes major player in AI market
What was discussed at the "AI Impact Summit 2026" in New Delhi and why did its outcomes make it clear that the geography of AI is shifting towards the Global South? Read about this and more in the TV BRICS report
TV BRICS - 6 March 2026
India hosted the largest international summit on artificial intelligence, the AI Impact Summit 2026. The event brought together representatives of more than 100 countries, including all BRICS states, as well as leaders of the global technology business.
Natural gas development critical for African transition
5 March 2026
Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has made a robust defence for natural gas development, framing it as essential to industrialisation and a “just and realistic energy transition” for the continent.
Lekota life was one of resilience, courage and steadfast belief in justice
5 March 2026
President Cyril Ramaphosa has extended heartfelt condolences, following the passing of veteran politician and struggle stalwart, Mosiuoa Lekota, describing him as a patriot whose life was deeply intertwined with South Africa’s liberation and democratic journey.
President Xi Jinping attends opening meeting of NPC annual session
CGTN - 5 March 2026
The 14th National People's Congress (NPC), China's national legislature, opened its fourth session at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Thursday. President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders attended the opening meeting.
From negotiation to nationhood: SA celebrates 30 Years of the Constitution
3 March 2026
Thirty years after South Africa chose the rule of law over division and human rights over rule by exclusion, the country on Monday began the commemoration of 30 Years of the Constitution – a world-renowned document born from negotiation, compromise and public participation on an unprecedented scale.
Indian scientists unveil air conditioning system that cuts energy use by one third
Innovative humidity-control technology developed at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi reuses waste heat to deliver efficient cooling
TV BRICS
3 March 2026
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi have developed a prototype air conditioning system capable of reducing electricity consumption by around one-third, offering a potential breakthrough in energy-efficient cooling, as reported by ANI, a partner of TV BRICS.
Chinese researchers set new 6G benchmark in fibre-wireless data transmission
Integrated communication platform delivers record-breaking speeds and advances foundation for next generation 6G networks
TV BRICS
SA urges citizens across Middle East to register with embassies
3 March 2026
South Africa has called on all its citizens currently in the Middle East to urgently contact the relevant South African embassies accredited to their countries of residence to ensure that they are registered, and that their whereabouts are known to officials amid heightened regional tensions.
Brazil introduces new genetic test to detect rare diseases into its healthcare system
Whole Exome Sequencing reduces wait time for diagnosis from 7 years to up to 6 months and is expected to benefit 13 million Brazilians
TV BRICS
3 March 2026
A new innovative genetic test is now available in the Unified Health System (SUS), according to an announcement by the Ministry of Health, reported by Metrópoles, a partner of TV BRICS.
Energy transition in BRICS countries: climate ambitions and hydrocarbon reality
What will ultimately prevail – climate ambitions or hydrocarbon reality? When and under what conditions is the energy transition possible? Read more in the TV BRICS feature
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TV BRICS - 2 March 2026
The BRICS countries, particularly India and China, are actively developing renewable energy sources while at the same time continuing to rely on traditional fuels – hydrocarbons. Experts describe this situation as the central paradox of climate governance. As, in essence, the largest energy powers, accounting for around half of global energy consumption and production, the countries of the group are literally now positioned between coal and the sun.
Blogging, Content Creation and Journalism: Understanding the Boundaries
By FIIFI NETTEY
28 February 2026
Journalism in Ghana has come a long way from the difficult days of the culture of silence and the era of criminal libel. Today, the media landscape is far more open, vibrant, and diverse. The passage of the Right to Information Act, 2019 (Act 989). The repeal of the criminal libel law and the broader liberation of the media space have sparked enormous public interest in media activities across the country.
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