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Brics is no emancipatory project
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What the BRICS summit means for SA
Heads of states from Brazil, Russia, India and China are expected to attend the summit held between July 25 and 27
Are Brics civil society talkshops just ticking boxes and not making real ‘jam’?
Activists and social movements feel left out in the cold by a process that doesn’t take them seriously
At Brics think tank, scholars get drunk on their own rhetoric
One of South Africa’s highest-profile intellectual vehicles appears to be a victim of drunken driving by scholars
Brics bank to bolster IMF, World Bank
SA's appointees undermine the bank's claims of being an alternative to Washington financiers.
Brics summit to deepen ties between member states – Zuma
The 7th Brics summit this week will see a deepening of relations in the emerging markets bloc as member nations sign a range of new agreements.
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