south africa actually are. what is known is that the rhine matal subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty two m k eighty four and warheads for launch missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what being it hit in this production process they were affectively sold the production process. they are effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. virus sardinia and south africa germany's run matal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from capetown

south africa actually are. what is known is that the ryman town subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty two and k. eighty four and warheads from large missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what being it hit in this production process they've effectively sold the production process. they effectively especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. virus on tinea south africa germany's run matal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from capetown saudi arabia t

from south africa a carrier. out in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to contractual obligations. seems to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future. we have issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next while. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures they have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several invitations to take part in an interview for this report. a presentation on the strategic targets of the arms of munitions division reveals the thinking behind the overseas activities one stated goal is to free the company from german export regulations and ensure profitabi

south africa actually are. what is known is that the ryman town subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and malta as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty two and eighty four and more heads from launch missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what being it hit in this production process they were effectively sold the production process. they are effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. virus on tinea south africa germany's run mental exam in the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from cape town sau

from south africa a carrier. out in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to contractual obligations. to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future. issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next while. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several invitations to take part in an interview for this report. a presentation on the strategic targets of the arms of munitions to reveal the thinking behind the overseas activities one stated goal is to free the company from german export regulations and ensure profitability the two key locations

south africa actually are. what is known is that the ryman town subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty to eighty four and warheads from launch missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. is incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know walking being it hit in this production process they've effectively sold the production process. they are effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. virus on tinea and south africa germany's run matal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean time factories from cape town saudi arabia the

south africa actually are. what is known is that the rye metal subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m k eighty two m k eighty four and more heads from large missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what being adhered to in this production process they've affectively sold the production process. they're effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. via sardinia and south africa germany's run metal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from capetown s

but first we head to a coal mining region in south africa where absolution is harming both the environment and the people. according to the world health organization around seven million people die every year from the effects of ad pollution and as is too often the case it's the poorest who suffer most they often have to cook over open fires and are rarely able to choose where they live the environmental protection and greenpeace says south africa's most langar province has some of the worst pollution levels on the planet. this is no place for children to be but must work on is home to many families it's a community located in south africa's northeast and the province of. which is rich in coal reserves the coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the groundwater and they are here. my daughter has no. longer alive left me a granddaughter things that she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. and in the c.n.n. her family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twenty years ago to

to be made by dues in powers for south africa i understand from people close to. the members that egypt on the order and as the government bucket in terms of bidding for this competition south africa on the order and is the opposite because the african government are facing more the pilots who economically were in order issues right now so for danny jordaan south africa has actually been going to a lot of challenges when it comes to getting decisions to delegate i wanted to contest for the chief executive committee member i didn't get the nomination on the african continent i think it's more the toss through egypt as well as south africa wanted to rescue caught egypt provided with the right decision which is of course the government bucket which is number one when it comes to bidding for a competition like this i think does where we and our south africa lost out for the political things going on this i'm serious new idea what it is younger guys are saying and doing. ok thank you so much for your time you're welcome as mentioned south africa was the other country i

but first we head to a coal mining region in south africa where absolution is harming both the environment and the people. according to the world health organization around seven million people die every year from the effects of ad pollution and as is too often the case it's the poorest who suffer most they often have to cook over open fires and are rarely able to choose where they live the environmental protection and greenpeace says south africa's most to my language province has some of the worst at pollution levels on the planet. this is no place for children to be quiet but must come as home to many families it's a community located in south africa's northeast in the province of much longer which is rich in coal reserves the coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the ground water and air here. my daughter who is no longer alive left me a granddaughter. she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. and in the c.n.n. her family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twenty y

but first we head to a coal mining region in south africa where absolution is harming both the environment and the people. according to the world health organization around seven million people die every year from the effects of ad pollution and as is too often the case it's the poorest who suffer most they often have to cook over open fires and are rarely able to choose where they live the environmental protection and greenpeace says south africa's most langar province has some of the worst and pollution levels on the planet. this is no place for children to be but must come as home to many families it's a community located in south africa's northeast in the province of. which is rich in coal reserves the coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the groundwater and they are here. peeved my daughter who is no longer alive left me a granddaughter. she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. and i'm in the sea enter family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twenty years ago t

and remaining at they are to beat south africa injohannesburg and avoid a series whitewash. the fourth day of the third and final test gets underway in the coming hours with the hosts in pole position to make it a 3—0 series win. quentin de kock had earlier hit a superb century for the proteas and it comes after pakistan skipper sarfraz ahmed set a new record taking 10 catches to become the wicket—keeper captain with most number of catches in a match. netball now, and four of the world's top five sides are facing each other in the quad series, which has begun in liverpool in england. commonwealth champions england have beaten new zealand 54—41, while earlier world number one side australia accounted for south africa 62—45. 0ur reporter emily croydon is there. well, it has been a fascinating first day of action here in liverpool. the gold and silver—medallists from last year's commonwealth games really showed again that they mean business. the world's number one side, australia, recovered from a stuttering start to record a comfortable victory over south africa. thr

a titanium dredge mine on south africa's coast furth north has had a dramatic impact on the land. it's been operational for decades, leaving no doubt amongh many thae same will happen here. the proposed mine site at xolobeni covers 14 miles of coastline and goes over a mile inland in places. an estimated 70 families, just over 600 people uld have to be relocated. xamandla mtwa can see those red dunes from his house. >> ( translat ): if i move from here i lose my life. it will change completely. >> reporter: titanium isn't the answer they say, tourism is. the pristineoastline, a perfect environment to develop e thrivitourism industry with long term potential. >> mining is just a short term as they told us the lifean is 22 years and after 22 years the d land is being destroyed s irreversible. >> reporter: in the face of community resistance its own environmental questions, the south african government withdrew the original apoval of 2008. three years ago the australian company re-applied and enlisted the support of the traditional pondo chief here, lunga baleni and created xolco, a

have a look at this issue and bring in philip to vets associate editor at business insider south africa philip we know the fed will increase rates in over the course of this year what difference will the next hike mean maybe announce today one of the most immediate effects we can expect. the first circles he is there. is highly dependent on my knee that comes in because of the interest rate differential to the ranch the currency is very if we traded one certain point immediate and it will be launching negative the south african reserve bank always says wealth in the longer run increase in interest rates in america means that the economy there is better that means to export markets for southern africa but in the short run we see an immediate impact on bonds we see an immediate impact on the currency and that's quite negative of the role for a large number of people came to this including of course insulation in the price of fuel so basically you're saying everyday products will have more expensive. so i think as a relatively protected from imported inflation laci but boyle is a major in

fairto against south africa and australia. fair to say that by the end of these two weeks, head coach tracey neville will have a much better idea of who will have a much better idea of who will make her squad for the world cup. new zealand first up is a real challenge. at the commonwealth games last year, new zealand failed to win a medal. in the quad series in september england recorded a record victory against them but at that stage they had just changed their head coach and they were at the start of a rebuilding process so i expect they will be a very different proposition here today. england captain serena guthrie says it is vital that the roses do well here, especially as they are on home soil and there is a lot of pressure on them after winning gold at the commonwealth games. it is worth noting that they have never actually w011 noting that they have never actually won eight quad series and if they wa nt to won eight quad series and if they want to be marked out as a real contender, perhaps the team to beat at the world

i'm presenting the show from joburg in south africa i'm joined from nigeria by my wonderful colleague hi auntie hi felicia and hello everyone my name is nelson if we bring you greetings from lagos nigeria we put together about half an hour of a show full of a governmental stories that are very exciting well here's a lineup that we have for you today. how you can use we need to make shoe polish. and how solar taxes are changing public transforming cost of war. and then our project in south africa is teaching stories of valuable knowledge of indigenous people. would you take a ride powered by the sun in the coastal town of juggling called deval solar taxes are beginning to replace the conventional bush ones three wheels on a panel it's a pretty simple concept and with zero emissions it's good for the environmentalists

and in this cocontext, i would like to sasay something ababout south africa. and i'd like t to read just a statement that i havave written here so that i'llll be sure that i'll s say everyththing that i have inin mind abouout the south african situation wiwithout missssing anything. i understand there are here tonight south afafricans,, some of whom have been involved in the long g struggle for freedom there. in our struggle for freedom and justice in the united states, which has also been so long g and difficult, we feel a powerful sense of identification with those in ththe far more deadly struggle for freedom in south africa. we know how africans there, and their friends of other races, strove for half a century to win their freedom by nonviolent methods. we have honored chief lutuli for his leadership, and we know how this nonviolence was only met by increasing violence from the state, increasing repression, culminating inin the shootings at sharpeville and all ththat has happened sin. clearly, there is much in mississippi and alabama to remind the south a

but first we head to a coal mining region in south africa where absolution is harming both the environment and the people. according to the world health organization around seven million people die every year from the effects of absolution and as is too often the case it's the poorest who suffer most they often have to cook over open fires and are rarely able to choose where they live the environmental protection and greenpeace says south africa's most province has some of the worst at pollution levels on the planet. this is no place for children to be but most are co-owners home to many families it's a community located in south africa's northeast in the province of. which is rich in coal reserves the coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the groundwater and they are here. peeved my daughter is no longer alive left me a granddaughter. she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. one of the many see end her family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twenty years ago to mak

but first we head to a coal mining region in south africa where absolution is harming both the environment and the people. according to the world health organization around seven million people die every year from the effects of ad pollution and as is too often the case it's the poorest who suffer most they often have to cook over open fires and are rarely able to choose where they live the environmental protection and greenpeace says south africa's most to my language province has some of the worst at pollution levels on the planet. this is no place for children to require but most are coming as home to many families it's a community located in south africa's northeast in the province of long which is rich in coal reserves a coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the groundwater and they are here. peeved my daughter is no longer alive left me a granddaughter. she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. and in the c.n.n. her family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twent

and accusations of racism as doctors in south africa told not to bother applying as a local health department strives to increase the number of black medics who put the issue up for debate. and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising coming. out of the way. that. we. your monday morning worldwide news headlines live from moscow from all of us here at r.t. international a very warm welcome here. the liberal u.s. media has been rounding on dawdle trump going so far as to produce a guide to impeachment summit america's longest ever government shutdown over the standoff on funding the president's border war plans a correspondent daniel hawkins reports you can't impeach somebody that's doing a great job that's the way i view it it seems this weekend the media would determined to prove trump wrong on that one look at america's forty fifth president is a stranger to media attacks first there's the new york times go with a piece on last year's f.b.i. investigation into the president working for russia after president trump fired james b. komi as f.b.i. director foresman

but first we head to a coal mining region in south africa where absolution is harming both the environment and the people. according to the world health organization around seven million people die every year from the effects of ad pollution and as is too often the case it's the poorest who suffer most they often have to cook over open fires and are rarely able to choose where they live the environmental protection and greenpeace says south africa's most to my language province has some of the worst at pollution levels on the planet. this is no place for children to be but most are come as home to many families it's a community located in south africa's northeast in the province of. which is rich in coal reserves the coal fired power station is right next door it's a mission's pollute the groundwater and they are here. might. he is no longer alive left me a granddaughter things that she's always coughing she's been in hospital repeatedly but she just isn't getting better we don't know what's causing it. and i'm in the c.n.n. her family were forced to leave their homes and relocate twenty y

and kurdish forces launch an attack on the enclaves for maining syrian holdouts south africa's ruling a.n.c. kicks off its first election campaign was still run a post says later on this and more jobs to woo voters. and later in sport liverpool and to stay in control of the race for the premier league title son albeit with that story. have others yet more snow on the way for central and southeastern europe but i don't think the current the same extent we've just had you can see is to cloud tumbling down from the north starts with a cold coming from plenty of moisture has been brought up before not quite as much as we've seen before so the picture on sunday will still be snowing on the northern side of the out some tickets and sits in the trust to austria germany may even touch suddenly poland breaks of largish rain or snow course given the temperature is likely for the size in for example be a bulls noon it's a government across ukraine but the driving force actually is turning for a northerly to more of a westerly look at the temperatures in london and paris twelve eleven degrees and

we'll get a weather update next to zero then we'll tell you how south africa's president is trying to reverse the ruling party's falling popularity plus. it was a disaster waiting to happen the government was well aware of the risks of liquefaction here in this area but did nothing to inform the people i'm step past reporting from without them to die off the heavy earthquake in september. our count probably much more rain or snow for afghans and that's it for the time being there's a huge amount of cloud cascading out of southeastern europe shoot through the caucasus and the caspian i'm open to think development is going to be further sasson that this is the picture of something we've got rain coming into lebanon as you can see pharaoh breeze that's familiar a mass of cloud syria saudi arabia and iraq and then catching the rising ground of the west and south of iran you see rain and you see snow and that is going to carry on falling of throughout sunday night into monday huge amount of snow is possibly right up to as a barn and then it tails off further east more case of cloud but all

and accusations of racism as white doctors in south africa told not to bother applying to the local health department strives to increase the number of black medics we put the issue up for debate. and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising. if you. choose. from. but. this hour's top stories live on r.t. international for this monday welcome to the. the liberal u.s. media has been rounding on donald trump going so far as to produce a guide to impeachment that summit america's longest ever government shut down over the standoff on funding the president's border wall plans our correspondent daniel hawkins reports you can't impeach somebody that's doing a great job that's the way i view it it seems this weekend the media would determined to prove trump wrong on that one not that america's forty fourth president is a stranger to media attacks first there's the new york times go with a piece on last year's f.b.i. investigation into the president working for russia after president trump fired james b. komi as f.b.i. director for some of the fishes became so concerne

plenty more ahead of the news hour including we'll tell you how south africa's president is trying to reverse the ruling a falling popularity. aside protesters and leaderless lebannon say their caretaker government is failing to take care of the country. and support the iraqi teenager who's inspired his team to a place in the knockout rounds of the asian. president donald trump has blasted a new york times report that the f.b.i. opened an investigation to find out as trump was secretly working on behalf of russia against u.s. interests according to the paper the investigation began in may two thousand and seventeen after trump fired then f.b.i. director james comey counterintelligence investigators were assigned to evaluate whether trump was a potential threat to national security the f.b.i. also sought to determine whether the president was deliberately working for russia or had unintentionally been influenced by moscow so trump's response of course came in the form of a tweet this is what he tweeted while just learned in the failing new york times that the corrupt former leaders of

plus accusations of racism as white doctors in south africa are told not to bother replying is the local health department strives to increase the number of black medics we put the issue up for the back. and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising. from. the welcome you're watching r.t. international this monday afternoon it's just gone two pm here in moscow. sections . the u.s. media have been rounding on donald trump of going so far as to produce a guide to impeachment another has published a list of reasons why trump might be a russian asset and a security threat one that even the f.b.i. can't deal with and hawkins has more details. if you care to impeach somebody that's doing a great job that's the way i view it it seems this weekend the media would determined to prove trump wrong on that one not that america's forty fourth president is a stranger to media attacks first there's the new york times go with a piece on last year's f.b.i. investigation into the president working for russia after president trump fired james b. komi as f.b.i. director foresman

from a force or acknowledge that corruption has weakened south africa's public institutions and went on to say it would not be tolerated as the a.n.c. winds up its one hundred seventh birthday celebrations and the launch of its plans ahead of the general election in may delivering results such as improving the economy and creating jobs remains a priority so does a united front with factionalism remains a major threat to the agency's election success. al-jazeera been president to tell . thousands of people in indonesia will have to be relocated off their land and when a seven point five magnitude earthquake struck the coast of the way sea in september the authorities were aware of the risk of liquefaction as it's called the people living in a high risk areas weren't told stop passing reports. under this pile of mud i do remains of sound me as house it was buried on september twenty eighth after a happy earthquake suddenly turned soil into liquid houses cars and people were sucked inside hundreds of people disappeared and the bodies of her three young nephews and nieces have yet to be

it has been a while since south africa's governing party pulled such a massive crowd. especially in kwazulu—natal, which is former presidentjacob zuma's home province, who was ousted in 2017 after nine years at the helm. this is an annual event which sets the tone for the anc‘s plans for the year but this time it is even more significant. south africa marks 25 years since the first democratic elections and millions will be going back to the polls. most credible opinion polls suggest the anc will secure enough votes to form the next government. that is despite declining support and small economic growth. the party's president, cyril ramaphosa, said the anc would do all it can to regain the confidence of all south africans. today at the african national congress, we launch our 2019 election manifesto. we do so at a crucial moment in the history of our nation. after a period of doubt and uncertainty, we have arrived at a moment of hope and renewal. the new leadership has vowed to raise millions of dollars in foreign direct investment to drivejob creation, particularly

but south africa is a clear exception. reporter: tatjana von bormann pays regular visits to the garbage dumps around cape town. she has studied the wasteful lifestyle of many south africans and says change is urgently needed. every year, ththe visserhok landfill alonene receives thousasands of tons of food was. it comes from restaurants, factories, and local farms. tatjana: we estimate that a third of food is dumped in south africa every year. this has significant ecological impacts becaususe all that fod has compounded water and energy, and from a climate change perspective, in the landfill it emits harmful greenhnhouse gas, both methane and carbon dioxide. in south africa, up to 12 million people don't know where their next meal is coming from, and yet we're wasting 10 million tons of food every year. reporter: rudolf roscher has spent years looking at ways of reducing food waste here in the western cape. he works for the regional department of agriculture. von bormann has come to visit one of his projects, which she bel

south africa is really part of the a.n.c. has launched its campaign for this year's general election with a message of unity that's been seen as a test of the group's popularity after years of scandal and division under the former ousted president jacob zuma. and the saudi teenager has landed and can. about where she's been offered asylum open and says she's fleeing an abusive family in saudi arabia after renouncing islam and fears she will be killed if she returns there. so let's talk to my mom on the about this a senior fellow at the center for international governance innovation based in canada also a professor at the university of waterloo nice to have you with with us she is and i said this to our correspondent early early as she is just one woman and it's a very very high profile case what could this mean though for other cases will canada be viewed more as a place for people to go yeah i mean you know cameras out a very welcoming refugee policy of course in a climate internationally where many do not so certainly this

of south africa. the new president promised to end the corruption of the previous regime and restore confidence and bring back foreign investments. guy johnson asked him what hit she would be making to attract investors? to makee need to do sure that we do reach higher levels of growth is increase investment in our economy, and that is why i have decided that i would like us to raise 100 billion dollars over the next five years, and i have appointed four investment in boys who go around the world -- and voice to go around the world. this will culminate in an investment conference i intend to hold at the end of the year, september or so, where i will advise committed investors to come and invest. so i am doing a book build of toestments, and leading up that conference. already we have received good indications from a number of investors. aat should be able to lift number of votes, and to generate growth, some of the reforms we -- move back back on, we have already started the process. increasingon of i

going away from south africa other economies across the continent more vulnerable as vulnerable. many countries in africa will not change their interest rates on the back of the u.s. there's ike and we've got the likes of for one dollar with an interest rate of the box five point five percent that's fairly steady nigeria box fourteen percent in your department but these are early spring the interest rates but what is typical to many of these countries that interest rate is a highly political decision it's not so much an economic ones it's like that differential with the american interest rates changing things are quite static they how is a universal experience. of capital was to two thousand and eight there was a lot of money that slipped into emerging markets on the continent as well so it's the american interest rates are looking back to expect at least the back of some of that. briefly if you can if you have to single out one of the economy and africa but people should. pay close attention to what the fed does which one would have been nigeria sitting near one to watch it is q

and south africa's ruling a.n.c. kicks off its election campaign and the first with cyril ramaphosa. had others yet more snow on the way for central and southeastern europe but i don't think the current the same extent we've just had you can see is two cloud tumbling down from the north that's where the cold coming from plenty of moisture has been brought up before not quite as much as we've seen before so the picture on sunday will still be snowing on the northern side of the out some tickets inserts in the trust to austria germany may even touch southern poland breaks of light is rain or course given the temperature is likely for the sas in for example be a pulse noon it's a governor across ukraine but the driving force actually is turning for a northerly to more westerly look at the temperatures in london and paris twelve eleven degrees and that driving force continues so we've got yet more snow to come so it's fairly rapidly sat it might leave a meter on the outs probably less than that for the south again talkin

and accusations of racism as white doctors in south africa. as a local health department strives to increase the number of black medics so we put the issue up for debate. and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising. that monday morning a worldwide news headlines live from the. all of us here at r.t. international welcome to your new. liberal us media has been rounding on donald trump going so far as to produce a guide to impeachment and that is amid america's longest ever government shutdown over the standoff on funding the president's border wall plans and daniel hawkins reports if you care to impeach somebody that's doing a great job that's the way i view it it seems this weekend the media would determined to prove trump wrong on that one not that america's forty fourth president is a stranger to media attacks first there's the new york times going with a piece on last year's f.b.i. investigation into the president working for russia after president trump fired james b. komi as f.b.i. director for some of the fi

we have countries such as nigeria ghana kenya south africa botswana. mozambique in the last ten years i mean these are success stories another one being run the governance reform investment in education development of infrastructure functioning markets and regulatory frameworks accountability of government functioning parliaments those are the ingredients of success of developed. and you find them across africa as you would in other continents and let me also remind you that you know when we look at some disastrous development implosions there not only in africa the situation that we find in some countries in the middle east parts of central america. and even in parts of asia so there are countries with extreme poverty and i would simply say africa is a vast continent and one often forgets that if you take a map and compared to other parts of the world it is bigger than most people imagine and it is more than fifty countries so i would still say look at each african country in terms of its own reality and history and you will discover that there are di

south africa's ruling african national congress has launched its for elections in may at the launch and our own presidents are obama promised to create more jobs and address racial inequality the vote in may is seen as a test of whether a house a house or a verse of the crimea and sees popularity and minimal of reports from. africa's president and leaders of the african national congress aim to shore up support. at the climax of a week of unofficial election campaigning. at the launch of the party's manifesto cyril ramaphosa continued to play out the idea of a new dawn for south africa. as the african national congress we're knowing i want twenty nine thousand. election manifesto we do so and a crush on a moment in the history of our nation. after a period of died out in uncertainty we never minded a moment of oath and the promise of a new beginning for a party watched not only by corruption scandals but infighting between rival factions aligned to either roma or former president jacob zuma the a.n.c. has used this event to highlight some of its achievements as the last election and its

we are unapologetic about addressing these imbalances of the past south africa including. remains an unequal society with limited opportunities to self development those who historically oppressed. political party the democratic alliance expressed outrage at the policy claiming the health department is being racist in going against constitutional values people can really make up around nine percent of south africa's population we spoke to guess with different views on the divisions in the country. this is not the first example of hiring policies being discriminatory particularly against white people and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising and that's why ny kind of the member of course in south africa we know that you are coming from and called the up out of date when white people to it you've made more people that use them to play that doctors were rejected the priorities was given to the white people unfortunately that legacy is still continuing the government is more willing to work with companies and is willing to tax them less if they

has erupted in south africa after a local health department there reportedly told white doctors not to apply for a number of new positions a leaked document shows the department's aiming to hire four hundred sixty six black doctors while targeting also thirty two indian twelve white and four mixed race professionals we are unapologetic about addressing these imbalances of the past south africa including cause remains an unequal society with limited opportunities to self development those who historically oppressed or the political party the democratic alliance expressed outrage over the policy claiming the health department is acting racist and going against constitutional values white people currently make up around nine percent of the population in south africa we spoke to guess with very different views on the race divisions in the country. this is not the first example of hiring policies being discriminatory particularly against white people and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising and that's why ny kind of the member of course in south africa we kn

it is all to a race row has erupted in south africa after a local health department reportedly told white doctors not to bother applying according to a leaked document the department is aiming to hire four hundred and sixty six black doctors it's equity targets also include thirty two indian twelve white and four mixed race professionals we are on a polygenic about addressing these imbalances of the past south africa including cause remains an unequal society with limited opportunities to self development those who historically oppressed south african political party the democratic alliance has expressed outrage over the policy it insists that the health department is acting in a racist way and going against constitutional values whites currently make up around nine percent of south africa's population so we've got reaction from our guests. this is not the first example of hiring policies being discriminatory particularly against white people and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising and that's why ny kind of the member of course in south africa we know tha

and accusations of racism as white doctors in south africa told not to bother applying for a local health department strives to increase the number of black medics with the issue up for debate. and i would say that it is racist but i wouldn't say that it's surprising people would be. it's just after eleven am on monday here in moscow of course this is r.t. international from all of us here welcome to your. the liberal u.s. media has been rounding on bottle trump going so far as to produce a guide to full impeachment and that's ahead america's longest ever government shutdown over the standoff on funding the president's border wall plans and daniel hawkins reports you can't impeach somebody that's doing a great job that's the way i view it it seems this weekend the media would determined to prove trump wrong on that one but that america's forty fifth president is a stranger to media attacks first there's the new york times go with a piece on last year's f.b.i. investigation into the president working for russia after president trump fired james b. komi as f.b.i. director foresman officials

it has been a while since south africa's governing party pulled such a massive crowd. especially in kwazulu—natal, which is former president jacob zuma's home province, who was ousted in 2017 after nine years at the helm. this is an annual event, which sets the tone for the anc‘s plans for the year, but this time, it is even more significant. south africa marks 25 years since the first democratic elections and millions will be going back to the polls. most credible opinion polls suggest the anc will secure enough votes to form the next government. that's despite declining support and small economic growth. the party's president, cyril ramaphosa, has said the anc would do all it can to regain the confidence of all south africans. today at the african national congress, we launch our 2019 election manifesto. we do so at a crucial moment in the history of our nation. after a period of doubt and uncertainty, we have arrived at a moment of hope and renewal. the new leadership has vowed to raise millions of dollars in foreign direct investment to drivejob creation, parti

it has been a while since south africa's governing party pulled such a massive crowd. especially in kwazulu—natal, which is former presidentjacob zuma's home province, who was ousted in 2017 after nine years at the helm. this is an annual event which sets the tone for the anc‘s plans for the year but this time it is even more significant. south africa marks 25 years since the first democratic elections and millions will be going back to the polls. most credible opinion polls suggest the anc will secure enough votes to form the next government. that is despite declining support and small economic growth. the party's president, cyril ramaphosa, said the anc would do all it can to regain the confidence of all south africans. today at the african national congress, we launch our 2019 election manifesto. we do so at a crucial moment in the history of our nation. after a period of doubt and uncertainty, we have arrived at a moment of hope and renewal. the new leadership has vowed to raise millions of dollars in foreign direct investment to drive job creation, particularl

are south africa but they are also one dollar or they all saw one there was very influential. which has its own agenda there so how can you. solve the problem alls or poor always to get people together and to have a common goal in see which is which since right now very very difficult and when you hear about the up war the. unstable situation in eastern congo so you have wonder has very much its hand in it. what south africa does have and does not and let me give you another example of the weakness of african countries. prior to the election there was a meeting. in brazil your next door where the try to sort of. influenced the not to choose and choose a candidate but to to make sure that everybody everything will happen in a proper that the electoral process will lead to work a clear leadership vendor there the congo did d r c did not even attend it and so it has no impact whatsoever sort of grammys. and also i beg to differ to disagree on the on. your position which is divided i think to make a great great effort in choosing one candidate even if backed agreement did not last

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