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EXCLUSIVE: Pravin Gordhan says South Africa not headed for recession

EXCLUSIVE: Pravin Gordhan says South Africa not headed for recession

"We have successfully traversed the global economic shocks of the past five years, but have maybe not bounced back as effectively as we could have,” Gordhan said.

China’s yuan continues fall against the dollar

China’s yuan continues fall against the dollar

The drop comes amid a report from Xiamen University that GDP growth will decrease to 7.62 per cent in 2014.

Brazil moves to end tension over land disputes

Brazil moves to end tension over land disputes

Conservationists say that deforestation dramatically surged since Congress passed a 2012 bill that weakened existing land and forest codes.

China cracks down on illegal ivory, horn trade

China cracks down on illegal ivory, horn trade

Beijing's role is critical, experts say, in raising domestic awareness of the cost of wildlife trafficking, and pursuing smugglers.

Egypt’s referendum likely to pass – polls

One analyst voiced the widely held belief that the vote could give the defence minister the mandate to declare his presidential candidacy.

China to lead recovery in emerging markets – analyst

China to lead recovery in emerging markets – analyst

A market-reform strategy announced by China's leadership last week has buoyed stocks in Brazil and India.

Is Egypt moving toward Russia to fill the US gap?

Is Egypt moving toward Russia to fill the US gap?

Russia sees the frayed Egypt-US relationship as an opportunity to expand its influence.

India – from Soviet ally to Russian trading partner

India – from Soviet ally to Russian trading partner

By the end of the 1970s, the USSR had become India's greatest trading partner - a legacy that was to last well into the next century.

Snowden in Russia: A timeline of events

Snowden in Russia: A timeline of events

The National Security Agency contractor who leaked vital US intelligence to the media, finally left Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport after a 38-day ordeal.

Universal Credit Rating Group to re-rate the world

Universal Credit Rating Group to re-rate the world

European and American politicians have repeatedly stressed the need for reform of the existing rating regimen.