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BRICS Expansion and South Africa’s Strategic Gamble | SAIIA World in Flux Episode 2 | SA News

30 January 2026 by Guest

In this second episode of SAIIA’s World in Flux series, we examine BRICS through South Africa’s experience inside the group, using it as a window into what BRICS can realistically achieve, what it is unlikely ever to become, and why its rapid expansion has created both opportunity and friction.

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What You Will Learn:

  • Why South Africa, not the biggest emerging economy, was invited to join BRICS.
  • What BRICS set out to do, beyond the myths of an “anti-West alliance.”
  • How the New Development Bank offers real financing advantages.
  • Why BRICS Pay matters, and why de-dollarisation is more constrained than headlines suggest.
  • How expansion to Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the UAE and…

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