Author: BRICS+ Consulting Group

Tether–UNODC: A Strategic Cybersecurity and Human Protection Initiative

Africa’s digital economy is growing at an extraordinary pace, with cryptocurrency adoption outshining that of most regions globally. According to data by Chainalysis, Sub-Saharan Africa is consistently ranking  among the fastest-growing crypto markets, driven by remittances, inflation hedging, and financial inclusion gaps. Yet this growth has been mirrored by rising

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Oil Prices Slide as Global Supply Signals Strengthen

Global oil prices fell sharply as geopolitical fears surrounding Iran temporarily subsided, while fresh supply-side data from the United States, Venezuela and the Middle East reinforced expectations of a more balanced, and potentially oversupplied, market in the near term. Crude benchmarks dropped by more than 3% after US President Donald

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Oil Prices Slide as Global Supply Signals Strengthen

Global oil prices fell sharply as geopolitical fears surrounding Iran temporarily subsided, while fresh supply-side data from the United States, Venezuela and the Middle East reinforced expectations of a more balanced, and potentially oversupplied, market in the near term. Crude benchmarks dropped by more than 3% after US President Donald

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BRICS+ Series: South Africa’s shrinking global footprint

This decline is not just  an arithmetic artefact of faster growth in other emerging markets; it is reflective of deep structural weaknesses in South Africa’s economy. The country has once  dominated Africa’s economic landscape, contributing close to 28 % of the continent’s GDP in 1994, a share now that is

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BRICS+ Series: South Africa Draws the Line at Sea

South Africa has firmly defended its participation in week-long joint naval exercises with fellow BRICS and BRICS Plus partners, arguing that the drills are a necessary response to mounting instability in global maritime spaces rather than a provocation aimed at the West. The exercises, titled “Will for Peace 2026”, began

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