BRICS

In Fortaleza, BRICS became co-dependent upon eco-financial imperialism
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Is there an 'anti-imperialist camp'? A debate (part 1)
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Nigeria: Africa’s number one economy -- for wealth evaporation
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BRICS lessons in (un)sustainable urbanisation

The South Durban Community Environmental Alliance takes on climate, BRICS, Transnet, truckers and b

BRICS lessons from Mozambique
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Obama in South Africa: Washington tells Pretoria how to ‘play the game’ in Africa
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Ordinary Brazilians foot the FIFA bill -- some lessons from South Africa
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Brazil: Massive protests fuelled by majority's lost expectations
South Africa’s ‘sub-imperial’ seductions
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From Bangui to BRICS: If you carve Africa, Africa may carve you too
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BRICS: ‘Anti-imperialist’ or ‘sub-imperialist’?
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South Africa: brics-from-below! Civil society gathering during the Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa summit
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Whose turn to carve?

March 18, 2013 -- In Durban, South Africa, five heads of state meet on March 26-27, 2013, to assure the rest of Africa that their countries’ corporations are better investors in infrastructure, mining, oil and agriculture than the traditional European and US multinationals. The Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa (BRICS) summit will also include 16 heads of state from Africa, including some notorious tyrants. A new $50 billion bank will probably be launched.