This week, 5,000 delegates from developing nations have gathered in the coastal city of Durban for the fifth annual BRICS summit, and the first to be held in South Africa, which joined the association of emerging national economies in 2010, formally becoming the “S” in the BRIC wall. But the location of this year’s summit underscores a question often asked: Why exactly is South Africa a BRICS member?

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