International relations: South Africa and China

SA sends condolences to China

South Africa has extended its condolences to the government and people of China following the devastating earthquake that struck the country's Sichuan province on Monday, leaving more than 14 000 dead and over 26 000 trapped in rubble.

South Africa in a world divided

As centre of global economic power shifts eastwards and southwards, the gulf between the rich and the poor grows ever wider. This is the world in which ANC president Jacob Zuma recently landed on a whistle-stop tour of the UK, France and Germany.

Ibsa commits to advancing the 'South'

The foreign ministers of three of the world's leading developing democracies - India, Brazil and South Africa - have committed the initiative to advancing democracy, increasing trilateral trade and seeking better representation for developing countries in international organisations like the United Nations, World Bank and others.

SA sends condolences to Myanmar

South Africa has joined the international community in sending its condolences to the people of Myanmar after a cyclone hit the country, killing over 20 000 people and devastating property and infrastructure.

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