the africa mr childcare you've said south africa's have a crisis is a manmade crisis what do you mean by that. yes that's correct there is a way. men meet is because a lot of mistakes including what you call a must have made history in my life you said corruption at their reach actually which is you know being rather than just calling them technical problems all right mr child hey you have had you spent a lot of time working in government so you can speak from from from both positions essentially but in africa our governments are obsessed with with controlling sexes like energy supply but we see them in a case like this mismanagement should they still be able to have that much power all is the solution in the case of south africa to privatized the say ten allow the play is in to be honest with you it did predict blackouts reach out taking police right now in south africa as you can hear from the person the media does its teachers for good this has been ongoing for the week it is a good lesson actually to african governments to say that what bud ever needs to be done by the private sec

africa they will play station he will which is important to south africa because band. the volume just if you look at the stock market on the day trading volume bright not specify about fifty percent so people really also question what's going to have to this truck exchange in south africa but i think if you're looking at from from a wall sort of broad economic basis i think south african public official be interested to know the commitments that they've made to investing in for example south african tech start ups will they keep to that and they were very they went at pains to state that those commitments will stay in place that they will still be looking at to make those billion rand investments when it comes to take start ups in the country but just tell me how does the. tech giant already take a company operate in a company in a country beset by blackouts event small business have been dying in this if you know it's really it's killing a lot of industries the small the smaller pay is i mean these are the guys who once you turn that one customer away if you don't kno

africa is in at this time running a child care and energy analyst in johannesburg south africa thank you ok it's the un's international day of happiness so we sent our correspondents to ask people what makes you happy. what makes me happy. because when i have money. of things that i want to do that without money i can't but i think. the music. my family my footing. oh might still. makes me happy every day. when i get the chance to interact with minded people i know so when i. come up with ideas for my business and. then i'm very happy. to. be my family makes me happy see them around me being around them makes me happy. to be moved. and expanding my status you know the for me to be great and. think other people it's made me here piers. it's nice to have. all my life the very happy double life yeah. let us know what makes you happy get in touch with us on facebook or on twitter and that is it from dayton is africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page because it is happiness day review with pictures at the pictures. listen don't entice your entire sch

africa missed a child hey you've said south africa's have a crisis is a man made crisis what do you mean by that. yes that's correct there is a way that men meet is because a lot of mistakes including what you call a mother i mean it's that issue in my life you said corruption. reach actually. being better than calling them technical problems all right miss a child a year have had you spent a lot of time working in government so you can speak from from from both positions essentially but in africa out of men's are obsessed with with controlling sexes like energy supply but we see them in a case like this mismanagement should they still be able to have that much power all is the solution in the case of south africa to privatized the sect and allow the play is in rio and as we see it did predict blackouts reach out taking police right now in south africa as you can hear from the person to me that it's teachers for. this has been ongoing for the week it is a good lesson to african governments to say that well but ever needs to be done by the private sector really needs to start to open that

africa they will play station he will which is important to south africa because band. the volume just if you look at the stock market on the day trading for you bright not specify about fifteen to twenty percent so people really also question what's going to have to the struck exchange in south africa but i think if you're looking at from from a wall sort of broad economic basis i think south african public official be interested to know the commitments that they've made to investing in for example south african tech start ups will they keep to that and they were very they went to pains to state that those commitments will stay in place that they will still be looking at to make those billion rad investments when it comes to take start ups in the country but just tell me how does the tech giant or any tech company operate in a company in a country beset by blackouts small business i've been dying in this if. you know it's really it's killing a lot of industries the small the smaller pay is i mean these are the guys who once you turn that one customer away if you don't

africa mr child you've said south africa's public crisis is a manmade crisis what do you mean by that. yes that's correct there is a way that men meet is because a lot of mistakes including what require a mother i mean this tradition my life you send corruption the reach actually which is you have to buy a living being rather than just calling them technical problems all right mr child hey you have had you spent a lot of time working in government so you can speak from from from both positions essentially but in africa our governments are obsessed with with controlling sexes like energy supply but we see them in a case like this mismanagement should they still be able to have that much power all is the solution in the case of south africa to privatized the sector and allow the play is in rio and as we see it did predict blackouts reach out taking place right now in south africa as you can from the person immediate states for you get this has been ongoing for the week it is a good lesson actually to other african governments to say that what bud ever needs to be done by the private sec

its systems were corrupt and unfair to everyone in south africa and they did benefit. people unfairly that is true why people are somehow deny a list of all the crimes of the old government is incorrect. below first movement took to the streets of paris again on saturday in its continuing stand against the french government. the iraqi. was. was. was. more than twenty eight thousand protesters rallied across the country the yellow vests protest to have been ongoing for seventeen consecutive weekends that is despite president micron's attempts to calm public anger by canceling proposed fuel tax hikes and launching a so-called national debate and clashes also erupted in the french cities of. where hundreds of demonstrators gathered several protesters were reportedly injured as well. and a dozen rebel back let's say in thirty three minutes with another look at your weekly you're watching our international. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where e

of the leader of south africa. the idea that they are forced into the positions is ridiculous. thanks for joining us live from moscow. welcome to the program. over the weekend in the north of syria heavy casualties losing eight hundred soldiers fought to repel a surprise attack by the. syrian offshoot of al qaeda the number of casualties were confirmed by the syrian army with washington recently putting up a million dollar reward for information on a bin laden it looks like the war on terror has been given a fresh spur. has more. the war on terror. begins with. but it does not in there. the war on terror is almost a tradition now a part of the american way of life no end in sight either so traumatic it was nine eleven that it set america off on a seemingly endless crusade there's an old poster out west as i recall that said wanted dead or alive and the does seem endless no matter how many battles they win how many islamist sex they destroy how many bin ladens they kill is always someone else we deliver devastating blows to the al-qaeda leaders that attacked us on nine eleven an

south africa's anti racism drive has had to hurdle after incendiary remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years malema stirred a national debate with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and intel for sowing division within the organization the apartheid policy in south africa ended more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with racism white people make up just nine percent of south africa's population but on more than seventy percent of private farmland efforts to re

africa has and at this time run out child and energy analyst in johannesburg south africa thank you ok it's the un's international day of happiness so we sent our correspondents to ask people what makes you happy. what makes me happy. because when i have money the office there are things that i want to do that without money i can't but i think. my family my. oh my it still. makes me happy every day. when i get a chance to interact with minded people i know so when i. come up with ideas for my business and. then i'm very happy to. be my family makes me happy see them around me being around them makes me. more. and expanding my status you know for me to be great and which are. the other people helping it's makes me here peers and helping people it's makes me have. all my life the very happy double life yeah. let us know what makes you happy get in touch with us on facebook or on twitter that is it from dayton is africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page because it is happiness day review with pictures at the pictures. you know the one to one offic

south africa's racism drive has hit a hurdle after incendiary remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people freedom fighters a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years. as third national debate with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people was expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve for sowing division within the organization now the apartheid policy in south africa ended more than two decades ago now the country those still struggling with division white people make up nine percent of south africa's population but only more than seventy percent

not on children in south africa go to school. and sundays when leander's hostname ok leander spends the morning playing football in the central courtyard with his other friends this hostel where he lives is for migrant laborers. yonder is from trance guy and doesn't go to school in the township because he is waiting to move back there. ah et. this is an english lesson in undisclosed classroom. english an afrikaans. only official language is here with the most south africans have other languages as their mother tongue. and let along. her bunk. of course. i know no. one ever going to get english welcome to danish we've. got a lot of the things. going wrong on my. i think which is do you speak. but i don't want. you know english better. time. to speak english that's why i don't like. pollution i do feel about. the right. the most base the. coach. kind of stuck with the return. why. i'm jiggered when i want to clear my he says in the middle we go along with i'm the monk i want from that i want to quit me he says. thank you thank you.

ok more of the week's coverage heading to assess bach for the racism in south africa soul in the with the returns in moments. because there's survival guide look stacey just to start. the show there you go to get it back. back to. repatriation when we get the rest to seventy years. of the century kaiser report. you know world big partisan movies. and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made the stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. sixty minutes into the program welcome back hundred state fighters have surrendered to us back forces in the syrian village of bank use the last i still held area near the iraqi border but as medina cost of explains there are fears that terrorists are just biding their time. the small syrian village of bug has been a focal point for the syrian democratic forces for several weeks now a

struggling to increase its funds amid stalling tech tax revenue and fixed investments south africa's shortfall is expected to keep pressure on its currency the rand which has declined by thirteen percent against the us dollars since the start of last year and while africa's most advanced economy recently emerged from recession the weaker currency could worsen in terms of trade cheapening exports and making imports more expensive. in zimbabwe many are currently living below the breadline and with the recent hike in food prices bread itself is now out of reach for many recently the price of bread nearly tripled due to a major food shortage and it's now considered a luxury product for some just last month the u.n. source two hundred thirty four million dollars to assist the country with drug drought and emergency relief. now we're going to go over to mexico briefly with a story that might prove interesting to farmers all over africa as well as rising production costs wind like prices and sinking profits have left the nomic rose and mexico's struggling to survive in a bid to help germany

make up just nine percent of south africa's population but only more than seventy percent of private farmland efforts to reclaim much about without compensation have already been launched by the government but the problem and efforts to solve it according animosity across the board. the general ideology of julius malema in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't wonder you want to obliterate you want to and completely this system which is constructed to do white people on top and putting them exploiting black people the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them in higher positions it is easier for them to enter into higher education into universities the system in south africa is not a white supremacist system it is not a white dominated system so definitely so why do you mean a good country thirty five thousand white families own eighty pe

our guests debated the situation in south africa including those comments by julius malema. his comments still i think do hold certain. underlying feelings of negativity. towards white people and i do believe that mr malema he does have to have negative intentions towards the white people in south africa who want to obliterate want to and completely this system which is constructed to do white people on top and uplifting and exploiting black people want to end up system so that to south africa is in the end of the black majority we construct a new society which take years off of black people without pushing white people in fact where people can even leave if they want to the general ideology of julius malema wherein he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points. so why don't we needed a country thirty five thousand white families only eighty percent of the land we don't own as i speak to you as a black person in south africa i owed nothing i am in fact i think a tenant white people always did everything there

following the months of cyclon which hit south africa's electricity imports from mozambique. also on the show as more and more people leave floral regions can the rooftop gardens help feed of south africa's booming cities. welcome to do business africa want to get jones good to have you with us and was starting. the fallout from the powerful cycling that hit mozambique killing hundreds of people and leaving a trail of destruction across ways of south east africa the damage to mozambique and infrastructure including pylons that carry power to neighboring countries may take weeks this has exacerbated running power outages in south africa where state owned utility eskom is struggling to bring faulty generating units back online. cold beer sorry you're out of luck there's been no electricity for hours. thankfully the kitchen has gas burners and there's still some daylight. for this small johannesburg restaurant it's a matter of life and death some days there are numerous power cuts they've already thrown away five hundred euros worth of meat and bags of ice can only function so l

struggling to increase its funds amid stalling tech tax revenue and fixed investments south africa's shortfall is expected to keep pressure on its currency the rand which has declined by thirteen percent against the us dollars since the start of last year and while africa's most advanced economy recently emerged from recession the weaker currency could worsen in terms of trade cheapening exports and making imports more expensive. in zimbabwe many are currently living below the breadline and with the recent hike in food prices bread itself is now out of reach for many recently the price of bread nearly tripled due to a major food shortage and it's now considered a luxury product for some just last month the u.n. source two hundred thirty four million dollars to assist the country with drug drought and emergency relief. and we're going to go over to mexico briefly with a story that might prove interesting to farmers all over africa as well rising production costs when dealing prices and sinking profits have left banana growers in mexico struggling to survive in a bid to help germany ha

and south africa adopt a national plan of action to combat racism the leader of the country's third largest party stokes tensions by saying white people should serve the black population our guest debate his remarks. system in south africa is not a white supremacist system it is not a white dominated system the government is a black majority government so why keep thirty five thousand white families own eighty percent of the land. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow bringing you your global news update this. over the weekend in the north of syria the army incurred heavy casualties losing eight hundred soldiers as it fought to repel a surprise attack by dapat a syrian offshoot of al qaida ambush and number of casualties were confirmed to r.t. arabic by the syrian army and with washington recently putting up a million dollar reward for information on the thumb of bin laden's son it looks like the war on terror has been given a fresh spur as ron guys have explained. the war on terror. begins with. but it does not in there the war on terror is almost a tr

and national action plan against racism has been approved in south africa more than five hundred race related complaints were received there just in the period twenty fifteen twenty sixteen apartheid ended more than two decades ago but south africa is still struggling with the problem of racism meanwhile the leader of the country's far left economic freedom fighters party has caused controversy by saying that the white population should become domestic workers in black households i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema was expelled from the african national congress back in twenty twelve for showing divisions within the party he went on to found that the economic freedom fighters political party which follows marxist ideology and which is currently the third largest in both houses o

its systems were corrupt and unfair to everyone in south africa and they did benefit. people unfairly that is true why people are somehow denial of all the crimes of the old government is incorrect. trump freshly returned to the us from failed talks with north korea's kim jong moon in vietnam has given a crowd pleaser of a speech the conservative political action conference some of the biggest cheers came when the president went in his own words off script to take aim at the still persistent decorations of collusion with russia. america is winning again. is respected again. say something like. if you get does hillary clinton. so everybody's having a good time i'm glad that we're all happening and that c.n.n. and others syria. russia. collusion with russia. had a nasty business transaction with robert muller a number of years ago i said why isn't that mention he wanted the job as f.b.i. director i mean these are things that are out there. it was in america first in many cases it was america last we are reversing decades of blunders and betrayals you know i'm totally off

and we put the issue up for debate our guest discuss that situation in south africa including julius malema as controversial remarks. his comments still i think do hold certain underlying feelings of negativity towards white people just shows that you're trapped in the love and admiration of white people he has given political power to white racist but when he speaks in front of a black people who he knows. first and have to make believe years like this white people he provides it is force of militancy that simply provides some kind of force a distraction the general ideology of julius malema where in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't one that want to obliterate why. and completely this system which is constructed to do off white people on top and not getting them exploiting black people the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them i

the apartheid policy in south africa and more than two decades ago the country is still struggling with division why people make up nine percent of south africa's population but own more than seventy percent of private farmland efforts to reclaim much of that land without compensation have already been launched by the government our guests give us their views on the dispute. the general ideology of julius malema in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't wonder that one to obliterate one to completely this system which is constructed to do white people on top and uplifting and exploiting black people the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them and hire in south africa is not a white supremacist system it is not a white dominated system so definitely so why do you mean a good country thirty five thousand white families only eighty percent of

to different estimates in south africa alone so we're talking about a lot of people in zambia when i was there i so advertisements for remittance services to zimbabwe and zambia one of the super rich country but this is definitely of course other people doing other types of jobs as well from zimbabwe in zambia so these are not always skilled but a lot of them are skilled people and so this is a huge issue for that economy if we go to where the focus before from one of your interview partners but what about the full cost for the economy before because for the economy is pretty dreary if we go by what has happened this year so far protests and generally the weather was of course a lot of you know the government cracking down quite massively on those and they were highly condemned by the international community we've seen bread rising of course the protests where because of fuel price hikes in zimbabwe they made a new currency obviously and that has been doing too well which means a lot of people have lost money as a result of that so things are not looking too great for zimbabwe to poi

doctors in south africa between a million and two million zimbabweans at least according to different estimates in south africa alone so we're talking about a lot of people in zambia when i was there i so advertisements for remittance services to zimbabwe and zambia one of the super rich country but this is definitely of course other people doing other types of jobs as well from zimbabwe in zambia so these are old not always skilled but a lot of them are skilled people and so this is a huge issue for that economy and here we go to where the focus before from one of your interview partners but what about the full cost for the economy before because of the economy is pretty dreary if we go by what has happened this year so far protests in general you where there was of course a lot of you know the government cracking down quite massively on those and they were highly condemned by the international community we've seen bread rising of course the protests where because of fuel price rise hikes in zimbabwe they made a new currency obviously and that has not been doing too well which means

much of the program south africa's drive has hit a hurdle off to the remarks when i said true freedom will only come when the want population is subservient to the black. i don't want blacks to work for whites and i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years man has stirred national debate with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people he was expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve for sowing division within the organization. now the apartheid policy in south africa ended more than two decades ago the country though is still struggling with racism what people make up nine percent of south africa's population but own more than seventy percent of private farmland efforts to reclaim

south africa's anti racism drive has had a hurdle after incendiary remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black. i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters it's a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years malema has national debate with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people and he was also expelled from the governing a and c. party in two thousand and twelve for sowing divisions within the organization. the apartheid policy in south africa and more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with racism white people ma

south africa's anti racism drives had a hurdle after in century remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters it's a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years million has stirred a national debate with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people and he was also expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve for sowing division within the organization and the apartheid policy in south africa ended more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with racism whi

help feed south africa's booming city. africa want to get jones good to have you with us and was starting with a fall out from the powerful cycling that hit mozambique killing hundreds of people and leaving a trail of destruction across ways of south east africa the damage to mozambique and infrastructure including pylons that carry power to neighboring countries may take weeks this has exacerbated rolling power outages in south africa where state owned utility eskom is struggling to bring faulty generating units back online. cold beer sorry you're out of luck there's been no electricity for hours. thankfully the kitchen has gas burners and there's still some daylight. for this small johannesburg restaurant it's a matter of life and death some days there are numerous power cuts they've already thrown away five hundred euros worth of meat and bags of ice can only function so long as a stopgap measure oh. please. insert . this for years south africa's power stations have been neglected as a consequence of mismanagement and c

welcome back south africa's anti-racism drive has had to huddle well after an century remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black. i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers. is the leader of the economic freedom fighters it's a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years when a national debate with his views on race and class has twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people he was also expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve the sewing division with the organization the apartheid policy in south africa added more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with racism white people make up just nine perce

africa's most industrialized economy struggling to keep the white saw ninety five percent of south africa's electricity is provided by eskom of the state owned company has long had problems meeting south africa's power demands this latest crisis has seen as common pose long stages of power blackouts we have this report now on the impact of those power cuts on south africans. third. to be reasonable and the meat is slowly spoiling which means business at this restaurant in johannesburg is slow you know what i waited the good day. for the new good of my brothers it all. goes. south africa's main electricity supply at eskom can provide enough power to meet the country's energy needs eskom is currently rotating blackouts lasting several hours across the country leaving businesses like this lead to restore a working in the uk. he grows and. grows out of economic matters india. has the. most affordable that or. even simple things like filling up a car with a tank of fuel doesn't work if there's no electricity to pump the petrol luckily for drive as these petrol station has a generator is a backup

south africa's anti-racism drive has hit a hurdle after incendiary remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black. i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic work. but julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years malema has stirred national debate with his views on race and class he has twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people and he was expelled from the governing party in two thousand and twelve for sowing division within the organization the apartheid policy in south africa and it more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with division white people make u

south africa's anti-racism drive has hit a hurdle after incendiary remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black. i don't want blacks to work for whites and i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years my labor has third national debates with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people he was expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve for serving division within the organization now the apartheid policy in south africa ended more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with division what people

and south africa's durban poison gets ready to claim a stake in the global cannabis beverage industry. alone welcome to do business africa and monica jones in berlin and more than two billion people in the world do not have regular access to clean drinking water that's according to a new u.n. report almost half of those who are dependent on unsafe water sources live in sub-saharan africa people in rural areas are the most likely to have in adequate access the and reports lack of clean water and it's safe to delivery a key components of the vicious cycle of persistent poverty in africa. well earlier i had the chance to talk to the deputy secretary general at the un conference on trade and development is a bad too far to learn more about the organizations work in africa and i started by asking her why tact puts so much focus on empowering women it's important because it's a hard who are all the countries first of all second the second thing is it's very crazy that a country could neglect one part on one so big part of the working force in the country and turkey one woman involved in the

following the massive cyclon which hit south africa's electricity imports from mozambique. also on the show as more and more people leave rural regions can rooftop gardens help feed south africa's booming cities. africa want to get jones good to have you with us and was starting with a fallout from the powerful side clone that hit mozambique killing hundreds of people and leaving a trail of destruction across ways of south east africa the damage to mozambique and infrastructure including pylons that carry power to neighboring countries may take weeks this has exacerbated rolling power outages in south africa where state owned utility eskom is struggling to bring forty generating units back on line. cold beer sorry you're out of luck there's been no electricity for hours. thankfully the kitchen has gas burners and there's still some daylight. but this small johannesburg restaurant it's a matter of life and death some days there are numerous power cuts they've already thrown away five hundred euros worth of meat and bags of ice can only function so long as a stopgap measure o

a lot of south africa's anti racism drive has had a loft or in century remarks from an m.p. who said true freedom will only come when the white population is subservient to the black. i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters it's a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years malema has stirred a national debate with his views on race and class he's twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people was also expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with racism white people make up just under nine percent of south africa's population but own more than seventy p

we begin again today a program in south east africa in the countries that have been devastated by psycho nitai rescue and relief if it's are under way in mozambique ends of a way millions have been a fix it in mozambique eighty four people on same day but the government has already warned the death toll could. right more than a thousand with communications down the roads cut the real number of dead an inch it remains and here meanwhile the neighboring zimbabwe of around three hundred people are dead or missing and families they started burying their laughter once. survivors dig graves for the victims of cycle only. is the worst hit district in zimbabwe. scores are dead and still many more are missing. my mother my father my two younger sisters including the one who had brought us food earlier and the one with the child whole day. my house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath my daughter who was in bed with me was washed away from me a big a flood carried me further away. that it's been known for. the cycling has wreaked havoc on zimbabwe's infrastructure making it hard

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and national action plan against racism has been approved in the south africa more than five hundred race related complaints were received in the country in the period twenty fifteen sixteen apartheid ended more than two decades ago but south africa is still struggling with the problem of racism meanwhile the leader of the country's far left economic freedom fighters parties called controversy he said that the white population should become domestic workers in black households i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we're not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers julius malema was expelled from the african national congress in two thousand and twelve for sowing division within the party he went on to found the economic freedom fighters a political party which follows marxist ideology which is currently the third largest in both houses of parl

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here in nigeria cuisine south africa and in germany young people i essential in the battle to slow down all stop the effects of climate change and today will present a few impressive examples of what some kids already doing but another impressive one here i mean to use my co-present zealand global reporting from south africa waiting to see you from lagos. thanks n.t. hi there everyone i'm vicki and i'm joining you from johannesburg south africa it's great to be part of the eco africa team and have the opportunity to present this wonderful show let's take a look at what's in store that we. will see how an app helps herd men in kenya locate grazing land their livestock and discover how farmers in these air have learned to co-exist with one of nature's most elegant creatures. the first reports takes us to kampala uganda is a densely populated capital just like in many urban centers green areas are in short supply but that doesn't mean it's impossible to grow fresh produce even schools are getting in on the act by encouraging their students to use space in school yards for farming the kids

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