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Launch of Johannesburg centre of BRICS Bank soon: Zuma

Launch of Johannesburg centre of BRICS Bank soon: Zuma

Preparations for the opening of the regional branch of the $100 billion NDB is at an advanced stage, Zuma told South African lawmakers.

South African tourism growth stalls in 2014

South African tourism growth stalls in 2014

There was a 62% plunge in Chinese tourists between November 2013 and November 2014.

South African usage of yuan for China payments soars

South African usage of yuan for China payments soars

The direct payments value between South Africa and China/Hong Kong denominated in yuan soared to 31.3 per cent in June 2015 from 10.8 per cent in June 2014 and 4.6

Latin American currencies take a beating

Latin American currencies take a beating

In the first week of June, outflow from emerging economies reached $9.3 billion – the highest rate in seven years.

SA Vice President in China to boost ties

SA Vice President in China to boost ties

The hosting of the 2015 China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) promises to be a major event on Pretoria's diplomatic calendar.

BRICS adopts Ufa Declaration

BRICS adopts Ufa Declaration

The BRICS Bank will work closely with the China-led AIIB, says communique.

“BRICS proves diverse development models can work together”-Xi

“BRICS proves diverse development models can work together”-Xi

The group represents more than a fifth of the global economy.

Putin hosts BRICS leaders in Ufa

Putin hosts BRICS leaders in Ufa

Even as Western countries and Japan continue the suspension of their 16-year collaboration with Russia in the G8, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday evening hosted a different group: leaders

China, South Africa sign agreement for yuan clearing system in SA

China, South Africa sign agreement for yuan clearing system in SA

China is now South Africa's largest export partner.

BRICS Bank open for business

BRICS Bank open for business

The bank has an initial authorized capital of $100 billion.