IN SOUTH AFRICA BRICS MUST BE A CATALYST TO REVERSE BLACK POVERTY

There is a notable level of enthusiasm among South Africans regarding the country’s participation in the BRICS nations, which presents opportunities for the advancement of South-South collaborations. These firms offer a forum for BRICS members to contest the prevailing global order, which is primarily influenced by the United States of America and its allied nations. The perceived hegemonic threat posed by the United States does not appear to prioritize the facilitation of growth, advancement, and poverty alleviation in the developing countries. This presents itself as a significant global undertaking, in which a modest nation like that of Nelson Mandela is inherently involved…