and one year since cape town faced the threat of running out of water officials say the city has been reliant on one main water supply for too long we learned how that's going to change . i'm christine one while come to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in tensions are escalating again in sudan off the talks between protesters and the country's military rulers broke down the military council which took over off the ousting president obama is demanding that demonstrators and they have blockades of key sites where they have watched the protest as well still demanding any immediate handover of power to civilians they say they'll announce their own rival transitional administration later this week. they will not be silenced the protesters on the streets of khartoum have voted to stay until sudan gets a civilian government and after dusk fall on sunday night protest organizers calls for an escalation. at least the rather. we will continue our sit in and start negotiations with the military council and we will continue our revolution on the streets with more protests until we get all of our

and one year since cape town faced the french are running out of water officials say the city has been reliant on one main water supply for too long we learned how that's going to change . i'm christine one gulp welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chandon tensions are escalating again in sudan off the talks between protesters and the country's military rulers broke down the military council which took over off the ousting president obama is demanding that demonstrators and they have blockade of key sites where they have watched the protesters all still demanding an immediate handover of power to civilians they say they'll announce their own rival transitional administration noted this week. they will not be silenced the protesters on the streets of cock have to stay until sudan get to seville. in government and after dusk found on sunday night protest organizers called for an escalation. we will continue our sit in and start negotiations with the military council and we will continue our revolution on the streets with more protests until we get all of our demands have got that nobod

and one years since cape town faced the threat of running out of water officials say the city has been reliant on one main water supply for too long we learned how that's going to change . i'm christine one drop welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in tensions are escalating again in sudan off the talks between protesters and the country's military rulers broke down the military council which took over off president obama is demanding that demonstrators and they have blockades of key sites where they have watched the protesters are still demanding an immediate handover of power to civilians they say they'll announce their own rival transitional administration later this week. they will not be silenced the protesters on the streets of katu have to stay until sudan gets a survey. government and after dusk fall on sunday night protest organizers called for an escalation. we will continue our sit in and start negotiations with the military council and we will continue our revolution on the streets with more protests until we get all of our demands have. with the demonstrators halti

and one year since cape town faced the french are running out of water officials say the city has been reliant on one main water supply for too long we learned how that's going to change. i'm christine one while come to deeds every news africa i'm glad you're tuned in tensions are escalating again in sudan after talks between protesters and the country's military rulers broke down the military council which took over after all sitting president omar al bashir is demanding that demonstrators and they have blockades of key sites where they have watched the protesters while still demanding any needed handover of power to civilians they say they'll announce their own rival transitional administration later this week. they will not be silenced the protesters on the streets of caulk to survive to stay until sudan gets its. villian government and after dusk found on sunday night protest organizers called for an escalation. we will continue our sit in and start negotiations with the military council and we will continue our revolution on the streets with more protests until we get all of our d

and one years since cape town faced the french are running out of water officials say the city has been reliant on one main water supply for too long we learned how that's going to change. i'm christine one while come to the news africa i'm glad you're chandon tensions are escalating again in sudan off the talks between protesters and the country's military rulers broke down the military council which took off the ousting president obama is demanding that demonstrators and they have brought cave of key sites where they have watched the protest as well still demanding any immediate handover of power to civilians they say bell announce their own rival transitional administration later this week. they will not be silenced the protesters on the streets of coc to have to stay until sudan get to civilian government. and after dusk found on sunday night protest organizers called for an escalation. we will continue our sit in and start negotiations with the military council and we will continue our revolution on the streets with more protests until we get all of our demands have. with the demon

the townships of cape town's cape flats region are not far from popular tourist areas. and life there is dominated by violence. there are many young men with few opportunities in life and a lot of weapons. in some districts, the death rate is akin to that of war zones. [gunshot >> it's beenen likened t to ar zo, wiwith0 fatalitities a month, evevery month. dozensns of gangs fighting for susupremacy anand territory ine poverty-striricken townships f cape town, most imimportantly r controrol of the n ncotics mark. crystal meth and heroin have become a serious and deadly business. [screaming] >>>> the e cape flats arerea has onoe of thehe highest homomicide ratn the planetet. it lies in thehe shadow ofof tb mountainin, and is j just a few miles away frorom the city's's downtown area. among the victims, alcardo andrews. he was shot dead because he refused to join the local gang. his son levi was only five when it happened. >> i just heard shots go off, and thenen people raran out ty mom's house. and i saw that my daddy was shot. >> he told me that they wanted to kill him. t

the townships of cape town's cape flats region are not far from popular tourist areas. and life there is dominated by violence. there are many young men with few opportunities in life and a lot of weapons. in some districts, the death rate is akin to that of war zones. [gunshot >> it's beenen likened t to ar zo, wiwith0 fatalitities a month, evevery month. dozensns of gangs fighting for susupremacy anand territory ine poverty-striricken townships f cape town, most imimportantly r controrol of the n ncotics mark. crystal meth and heroin have become a serious and deadly business. [screaming] >>>> the e cape flats arerea has onoe of thehe highest homomicide ratn the planetet. it lies thehe shadow ofof tab mountainin, and is j just a few miles away frorom the city's's downtown area. among the victims, alcardo andrews. he was shot dead because he refused to join the local gang. his son levi was only five when it happened. >> i just heard shots go off, and thenen people raran out ty mom's house. and i saw that my daddy was shot. >> he told me that they wanted to kill him. the

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the events of cape town happened 8500 miles from durham's chester—le—street home. bancroft will help distance as well as time can bea will help distance as well as time can be a healer. 20 year old sam curran has become the youngest englishman in 100 years to be named as one of wisden's cricketers of the year. jos buttler is also on the list, the county championship—winning surrey captain rory burns and tammy beaumont from the england women's team. tammyjoins tammy joins us now. tammyjoins us now. congratulations. virat kohli is also on there. quite esteemed company. what does it mean to make it into the cricketers bible as one of the cricketers of the year? it is a massive honour to have been included. such amazing players to be alongside. i think to carry on women's cricket having three of my team—mates when it last

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the events of cape town happened 8500 miles from durham's chester—le—street home. bancroft will help distance as well as time can bea will help distance as well as time can be a healer. 20 year old sam curran has become the youngest englishman in 100 years to be named as one of wisden‘s cricketers of the year. jos buttler is also on the list, the county championship—winning surrey captain rory burns and tammy beaumont from the england women's team. tammyjoins tammy joins us now. tammyjoins us now. congratulations. virat kohli is also on there. quite esteemed company. what does it mean to make it into the cricketers bible as one of the cricketers of the year? it is a massive honour to have been included. such amazing players to be alongside. i think to carry on women's cricket having three of my team—mates when it last year it is amazing to see the forefront of women's cricket at the moment. ten yea rs women's cricket at the moment. ten years since clare taylor became the first woman to make that list. you mentioned heather knight, anya shrubsole, all getting

. >> super model naomiaomiaomiaomi recently in cape town south africa. ♪ >> this is like, i can do more than vogue. thank you very much. she's getting it done though. and then she went over to the marian rc school and of course all the girls there went >> a lot of those kids weren't even born at the peek of her career and still those kids went crazy. >> not only because she's a super model. >> you are right, as she walks around the room, they scream and cry. she gives hugs. this young woman was overcome with >> i'd give her a hug too. >> there is a enough love to go around. >> if you are trying your game, always helpful to have somebody else push you. in this case, a pro mountain biker. crossing it up over each jump. mateo is not a professional mountain biker yet. he's well on his way. he's got skills. >> you can see it because he's so small. the bike is small too. he's just sending it over these full size jumps. he's hot on his heels. doesn't seem to scare this kid at all. he said it was quite aumbl experience. >> it is always impressive to see this young talent. i'm pretty sure mateo

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town london and new york. picked up a violin for the first time three years ago and since then classical music has become his passion the sixty year old so the african lives in switzer with his great grandmother because his mother a drug addict is really around. it tells me to fuck it up on the situation at an. exhibition game might get out. there. but school in a corner so. it's distasteful. five times a week he goes to pass kate a music school in the heart of so when it was opened by rosemarie meldrum in one nine hundred ninety seven after the end of apartheid for the seventy five year old english violinist music is not just about getting neighborhood kids off the street sometimes it's about finding a special talent like golani and. got a violin up and stick second under his chin and i could see almost immediately that it just fish it worked he's physically very talented and his musical was. doing our part to play in classical music was a skill mostly reserved for white south africans but for more than twent

a huge cannabis expo has opened in cape town south africa's highest court legalized the use of the drug by adults in private places last september it also granted adults the right to grow marijuana for private consumption the expo focuses on a small but growing cannabis industry in south africa many countries around the world are either legalizing cannabis or giving the green light for medical use and it is not explored cannabis is already used in many countries to treat a range of health conflicts. and the bonus they are followers. after the break with the best of the action from the top of the table clash between byron munich and dortmund would dortmund live to rue this early miss against defending champions find out soon when we'll bring you the goals for the rest of saturday's games two. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the forces commanded by a libyan warlord to close in on tripoli as the power struggle in the north african country heats up that admissions calls on the militias to halt their advance the capital of libya amid fears that you see. for now and o

a huge cannabis expo has opened in cape town south africa's highest court legalized the use of the drug by adults in private places last september it also granted at all to the right to grow marijuana for private consumption the expo focuses on the small but growing cannabis industry in south africa many countries around the world are either the eagle eyes in cannabis or giving the green light for medical use and or cannabis is already used in many countries to treat a range of health conflicts. and the bundesliga show follows after the break with the best of the action from the top of the table clash between byard munich. and dortmund would dortmund live to rue this early mistake as defending champions byron find out soon and we'll bring you the goals for the rest of saturday's games too. but for now and on behalf of the whole team here in berlin thanks for watching you know. i'm secure in the fire. and in the end this is a me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and the.

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that was established by the brics countries that result russia india china and south africa doing in cape town on monday it announced almost eight hundred million dollars will go to three south african ventures with more to follow it is thought that as least some of that money will go to the struggling state energy company eskom problems at the into this you have caused a series of blackouts this year. at the head of a trade famine machine are getting increasingly closely connected does the show actually square with reality or is it just showcasing the pipe dreams of software engineers and who will be allowed to build the infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence operations and five g. the new standard for ultra fast mobile connection turns out there's hope for while a german chancellor merkel stressed she does not want to exclude single providers from contracts shaping the future. look don't touch simple i contact controls this machine is this hands off robotic arm the future of automation the latest technologies like this one here on display at the hanover trade fair technology

and not just his business is going to cape town correspondent allison get on the phone now. probably not via skype because there are blackouts right now as well and that's causing problems. can you hear me first of all yes i can you tell me how frustrating is the situation for people working there people like you was well your you're working there as a journalist but also companies like like the ones we saw to take it there for example it must be an extremely frustrating and awful situation in some situations . it is extremely frustrating definitely also because a lot of time some of those warnings about the power doesn't go out actually still on now but that's also it's also the kind of insecurity you never kind of know where the car will be on know when the power will be off and it's easy to see all of this which is that that called the fortitude to buy a generator even if they can find one and if they are available they just consequence can buy any and you know the restaurants cafes of freezers and that's great just go on from that goes to waste. to all kinds of different

town of the next day twenty two degrees is your forecast and johannesburg it is going to be a cool day with rain at twenty two degrees. up to. you. algeria's president resigns giving in to protesters demands but the country's political future still uncertain. hello from doha everyone i'm maria and this is the world news from malaysia's former prime minister najib razak goes on trial charged with corruption and money laundering. this is a decisive moment in the story of. national unity to deliver the national interest the british prime minister seeks another brags that turns to her political rival to help break the stalemate and venezuela's opposition leader valve's nothing is going to stop after he is stripped of his parliamentary immunity . so algerians of working up after a night of celebration following the resignation of president of the nazis but the flick the eighty two year old stepped down after weeks of protests calling for an end to his twenty year rule and the removal of the country's political elite the speaker of the upper house of parliament is expected to run the country

and not just his business is going out cape town correspondent allison get on the phone now. probably not by a skype because there are blackouts right now as well and that's causing problems. can you hear me first of all yes i can you tell me how frustrating is the situation for people working there people like you was well your you're working there as a journalist but also companies like like the ones we saw the take of there for example it must be an extremely frustrating and awful situation in some situations . it is extremely frustrating definitely also because a lot of time some of those warnings about the power doesn't go out actually still on now but that's also it's also the kind of insecurity you never kind of know when the power will be on know when the power will be off and it's easy to see all of this is that that's called a forty two to buy a generator even if they can find one and if they are available they just consequence can buy any and you know the restaurants cafes to preserve its bridges go out of that goes to waste so it's all kind of different sectors ar

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unsold food is going to a homeless shelter in cape town it's a practice that could work for the whole of south africa in a country where twelve million people regularly go hungry at least a part of the surplus food could be put to good use. from the south of the continent we had back up to the north and next report council morocco. when initiative is bringing light to remote villages in the atlas mountains a single bottle in places like that can change the lives of entire families and in this project it's being done in a sustainable way that's why they need to be setting up simple solar pa systems but the country wants to set an example in the region and he's also trying. on a wider scale to do it morrocco has build one of the biggest solar power plants that uses and the rate of seven thousand five hundred. clean energy comes very reliable source the sun would shine said least three thousand oh yeah. the drive into the atlas mountains take says hours for technician. the journeys like this one into far flung villages are part of the job and yet there's still something special because t