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johannesburg south africa's largest city the metropolis is full of contrasts. it's a center of crime and wealth. for neighborhoods known as the townships right next door to office towers 4 and a half 1000000 people live here. today johannesburg is playing host to a special encounter. 2 a capella and some those from 2 different continents have come together c.l.a from life 6 germany and just 6 from johannesburg south africa. for a week these 6 women and 6 men will join forces to create a common repertoire. well. hope to. each group brings its own musical tradition with it as well as curiosity about the others this ng years from have a broad musical education just 6 learn by ear without sheet music they rely on their musicality and intuition will sell as classical repertoire fit with the african beats of just 6 that's all beautiful because. it just like out comes on top of what we're doing. with the rhythm what could we do with. the new giant us she'll make this very basic are those who don't proofread. what. is it that. the workshop is being led by marcus du to

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art installations anything goes and his canvases range from bulls in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with the street he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road to press the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his canvases. even today he has a difficult relationship with the white wounds of galleries and even of his studio fortunately old road needs to make art is a great idea and something to draw with. just. was a superb. she is another road oh i took the sign to say you didn't have. a bit of a broad road who joins me in the studio welcome thank you so much as i said you're based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what have internalised in south africa's just that mean it's still south africa is it your inspirati

and installations anything goes and his canvases range from wolves in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his alt. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with the street he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road address the country's new possibilities the hopes and the feel of the buildings in johannesburg where his canvases.

in johannesburg these days business is increasingly done by candlelight or otherwise with the help of noisy generators. rolling blackouts are regularly plunging the city's usually busy streets into darkness and leaving many businesses almost completely empty. people feel very uncomfortable to come it's dark out outside we do have. generated was not really helping us in the sense that people don't feel comfortable to come in the area. the rolling power cuts are the result of long standing problems in south africa's energy supplier eskom apartheid era infrastructure is no longer up to the job of keeping the lights on and many of the costly new plants like this one are either behind sched jewel or prone to malfunction. those factors added to heavy rains of the past week mean the power cuts are at their worst for a decade many of the blackouts are intentional an attempt by eskom to share the supply around through a process known as load shedding in johannesburg people are adapting to a world without electricity some are even managing to look on the bright side even while sitting in the da

and installations anything goes and his canvases range from bulls in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with street art he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road address the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his campuses. even today he has a difficult relationship with the white woman's of galleries and even of his studio fortunately ole road needs to make oh it is a great idea and something to draw with. just. for. she is another road oh i took the sign to say you didn't have. a bit of a broad road who joins me in the studio welcome thank you so much as i said you're based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what have internalised in south africa's just that mean it's still south africa is it your inspiration so t

art installations anything goes and his canvases range from bulls in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with street art he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road to press the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his canvases. even today he has a difficult relationship with the white wounds of galleries and even his own studio fortunately the old road needs to make oh it's a great idea and something to draw with. just. was a superb. she is another road oh i took the sign to the same man didn't have. a bit of road road who joins me now in the studio welcome thank you so much as it said you are based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what have internalised in south africa so just that mean it's still south africa is it

in johannesburg these days business is increasingly done by candlelight or otherwise with the help of noisy generators. rolling blackouts are regularly plunging the city's usually busy streets into darkness and leaving many businesses almost completely empty. people feel very uncomfortable to come it's dark out outside we do have. generated worse not really helping us in the sense that people don't feel comfortable to come in the area. the rolling power cuts are the result of long standing problems in south africa's energy supply our eskom apartheid era infrastructure is no longer up to the job of keeping the lights on and many of the costly new plants like this one are either behind sched jewel or prone to malfunction. those factors out it's a heavy rains of the past week mean the power cuts are at their worst for a decade many of the blackouts are intentional an attempt by a scam to share the supply around through a process known as low chatting in johannesburg people are adapting to a world without electricity some are even managing to look on the bright side even while sitting in

with johannesburg and the surrounding areas having a security concern we believe we have a safe environment for people to be entertained and shop at the same time and the threat of online shopping is real it's looming over our heads and we need to make sure that we future pre-fire environment with that into tame and offering. but this might not be enough with the economy projected to grow only half a percent in 2019 consumers i especially keen to search for the best deal online as well as off. staying with the topic of shopping christmas shopping that is it is peak season for all those who make a living from christmas and that's especially true in one small town in the south of mexico take a look. it's starting to look a lot like christmas and cloud poor hawa the town in central mexico is known for its christmas tree ornaments especially glass balls. each sphere is blown after being heated up to $750.00 degrees celsius. then comes the color it's all done by hand in contrast to the cheaper chinese competition. for joke look at that here and. these bubbles are very important to us in that you

art installations anything goes and his canvases range from wolves in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg to walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with the street he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy row depress the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his campuses. even today he has a difficult relationship with the white wounds of galleries and even his own studio fortunately all road needs to make oh it is a great idea and something to draw with. just. for. she is another road oh i took the sign too and will say you didn't have. a bit of road road who joins me now in the studio welcome thank you so much as it said you are based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what i've internalized in south africa so just that mean it's still south africa as if you're i

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deborah patta is in johannesburg. what's behind this lawsuit? >> well more than half the world's cobalt comes from the democratic republic of congo where the united nations says 40,000 children have been used to mine of metal. in the two years since our investigation, our sources on the ground say conditions are as desperate as ever for these children. kids are still doing the unthinkable in the drc -- back-breaking work even for adults. but a world away in washington, there's new hope for the children in a lawsuit filed

and installations anything goes and his canvases range from wolves in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with street art he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road to press the country's new possibilities the hopes and the feel of the buildings in johannesburg with his canvases. even today he has a difficult relationship with the white woman's of galleries and even of his studio fortunately the old road needs to make oh it's a great idea and something to draw with. just. was a super. she is another road oh i took the scientists on the same field and didn't if i had. a bit of road road who joins me now in the studio welcome if you so much as it said you're based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what i have internalized in south africa just that mean it's still south afri

with johannesburg and the surrounding areas having a security concern we believe we have a safe environment for people to be entertained and shop at the same time and the threat of online shopping is real it's looming over our heads and we need to make sure that we future prefer our environment with that entailment offering. but this might not be enough with the economy projected to grow only half a percent in 2019 consumers are especially keen to search for the best deal online as well as off. staying with the topic of shopping christmas shopping that is it is peak season for all those who make a living from christmas and that's especially true in one small town in the south of mexico take a look. it's starting to look a lot like christmas and poor harwell the town in central mexico is known for its christmas tree ornaments especially glass balls. each spear is blown after being heated up to $750.00 degrees celsius. then comes the color it's all done by hand in contrast to the cheaper chinese competition. but just look at that here and. these bubbles are very important to us in that you kn

and installations anything goes and his canvases range from wolves in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with st he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road address the country's new possibilities the hopes and the feel of the buildings in johannesburg where his canvases.

and installations anything goes and his canvases range from wolves in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg to walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with the street he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road address the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his campuses. even today he has a difficult relationship with the white wounds of calories and even his own. fortunately ole road needs to make oh it's a great idea and something to draw with for the good you. just. she is another road to sign to the c.e.o. and didn't have. a bit of road road who joins me in the studio welcome thank you so much as it said you are based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what i have internalized in south africa so just that mean it's still south africa is it your inspiration so

democracy road to press the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his canvases.

in johannesburg these days business is increasingly done by candlelight or otherwise with the help of noisy generators. rolling blackouts are regularly plunging the city's usually busy streets into darkness and leaving many businesses almost completely empty. people feel very uncomfortable to come it's dark out outside we do have. generated versus not really helping us in assumes that people don't feel comfortable to come in the area. the rolling power cuts are the result of long standing problems in south africa's energy supplier eskom apartheid era infrastructure is no longer up to the job of keeping the lights on and many of the costly new plants like this one are either behind shuttle or prone to malfunction. those factors out it's a heavy rains of the past week mean the power cuts are at their worst for a decade many of the blackouts are intentional an attempt by eskom to share the supply around through a process known as load shedding in johannesburg people are adapting to a world without electricity some are even managing to look on the bright side even while sitting in the dar

and installations anything goes and his canvas is range from bowls in the rough parts of his hometown johannesburg so walls in major museums around the world hippy by guest in just a minute 1st more about him and his art. robin road grew up in apartheid era south africa and made a name for himself with street art he moved to berlin 17 years ago and is now well established on the global contemporary art scene as an artist in south africa's young democracy road to press the country's new possibilities the hopes and the feel the buildings in johannesburg where his canvases.

democracy road to press the country's new possibilities the hopes and the fears of the buildings in johannesburg where his campuses.

in johannesburg these days business is increasingly done by candlelight or otherwise with the help of noisy generators. rolling blackouts are regularly plunging the city's usually busy streets into darkness and leaving many businesses almost completely empty. people feel very uncomfortable to come it's dark out outside we do have. generated versus not really helping us in a solution that people don't feel comfortable to come in the area. the rolling power cuts are the result of long standing problems in south africa's energy supplier eskom apartheid era infrastructure is no longer up to the job of keeping the lights on and many of the costly new plants like this one are either behind shuttle or prone to malfunction. those factors out it's a heavy rains of the past week mean the power cuts are at their worst for a decade many of the blackouts are intentional an attempt by eskom to share the supply around through a process known as load shedding in johannesburg people are adapting to a world without electricity some are even managing to look on the bright side even while sitting in the

down towards durban tempter at $27.00 degrees for johannesburg but the rain starts to dissipate as we go towards tuesday and attempted though very warm at 30 degrees feel. the weather sponsored by catherine and. the stories generate thousands of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parks with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean right stop at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories lead on taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on pick up with the listening post on al-jazeera. watching al jazeera remind us of our top stories this hour tens of thousands of people across india have again defied a government ban on protesting against the citizenship law discriminates against muslims the prime minister has blamed the opposition for fueling on. syrian and russian killed at least 17 people and at least 25000 civilians have fled in the last 2 days and australia's prime minister has rejected calls

possibly down here towards durban still quite warm for johannesburg though we're going to be seeing attempts are there of about 30 degrees durban at $23.00 a beautiful day in capetown plenty of sun in the forecast at about $25.00 degrees but up towards harare plenty of sun few as well at $28.00 over towards madagascar though a few showers with a temperature of $27.00. a city defined by me. terry occupation there's never been an arab state here with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this depôt structure that maintains the can only project that's what we refuse it was one of the sound of us of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is apartheid in the 21st century jerusalem a rock and a hard place on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera at least 25 people have been killed in more than 1500 arrested across india in violent protests against the new citizenship. is becoming prime minister narendra modi's biggest domestic challenge. cooler weather conditions

forecast with a temperature of 27 degrees and clouds also across much of southern africa pushing from johannesburg all the way down here towards durban with the potential of some rain in the forecast tempter wise for johannesburg to expect to see about $26.00 degrees there but durban it is going to be a very warm day for you with the temper of 33 in capetown a little cooler and 1000. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories saudi arabia's public prosecutor says fight for people who've been sentenced to death at 3 would given 24 years in prison for the murder of saudi journalist jamal saad arkansas to me a former high profile saudi role that was investigated but released without charge reporters without borders says justice because trampled in this trial. american airline manufacturer boeing has announced it's replacing its chief executive dennis probably chairman david calhoun will take up the next month at the company deals with the fallout after 2 crashes involving the 737 max aircraft. india's my opposition congress has held a rally in new delhi against the controversy an

possibly down here towards durban still quite warm for johannesburg though we're going to be seeing a tempter there of about 30 degrees durban at $23.00 a beautiful day in capetown plenty of sun in the forecast at about $25.00 degrees but up towards harare plenty of sun few as well at $28.00 over towards madagascar though a few showers with a temperature of 27. sponsored by chance on. what was the last thing the present. said to you about impeachment when you last spoke to him for. it's not a. dummy delegation that was all of you to go how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me minute as i put up questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. following on the top stories on al-jazeera at least 23 people have been killed and more than 1500 arrested across india in violent protests against a new citizenship long rest is becoming prime minister in a river modi's biggest domestic challenge since coming to power 5 years ago. cooler weather conditions in australia are se

down towards durban tempter at $27.00 degrees for johannesburg but the rain starts to dissipate as we go towards tuesday and attempted though very warm at 30 degrees feel. leopold is renowned the creation of the world. one o one east goes back to to find out that they were going to this. one how did they are. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of our lives. provide an eclipse into someone else's was. witness on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out of here a reminder of our top stories this hour india's main opposition congress party is holding a rally in a few hours time against a controversial citizenship law tens of thousands protested on sunday they say discriminates against muslims. syrian and russian air strikes have killed 17 people in turkey says tens of thousands of civilians have fled in recent days. australia's prime minister scott morrison has rejected calls for action on climate change as bushfires intensified almost 200 homes have been damaged in the past few days alone in new south wales and south australia. turkey's president wretch up type one says if necess

the ecb say that ged was taken to hospital in johannesburg yesterday where he's in a critical condition. adam mountford is there for us . ged was admitted to hospital here in johannesburg yesterday after suffering what was described as a serious illness. he remains in the critical condition. ged is 64 and was a rugby league player representing new zealand in the 80s. ben stokes wants to be by his father's bedside. three players have already missed warm up games due to flu—like symptoms. some other england team news, chris woakes is suffering from illness, stuart at broad and jofra archer and jack leech have also been laid low for a couple of days. but james anderson is, fitness permitting, going to play in his 150th test. he missed most of the ashes with a calf problem. and finally, diving in football has been an ongoing issue for some years now — but for two teams in tanzania, they were left with no choice. players were forced to drop to the ground when a swarm of bees invaded the pitch. it led to the match being stopped briefly for a few moments, as players and fans tried to find

gerald burke from the world food program in southern africa speaking to us from johannesburg sir thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us thank you thank you. now california senator kemah harris has announced that she's ending her bid for the 2020 democratic presidential race harris was once considered a front runner in the crowded democratic field but she's been overtaken by several of her rivals including elizabeth warren and pete budget but she was an outspoken critic of republican president donald trump's immigration policies that was slowing as a democratic strategist and senior principle consultant at the national capital strategy group he joins me now from washington d.c. thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera she had been doing well and she certainly made an impact in the debate so whether to go wrong for her. well it seems like miss harris made her initial errors in choosing her campaign structure in the campaign strategists in the upper echelons of her campaign her campaign chairwoman was or sister who had minimal experience in running campaigns and t

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this shopping complex could mark the end of an era for weighs more in the wealthy northern suburbs of johannesburg is one of africa's biggest. developments an expansion project that took us 278000 screaming into this mixture in training 20 that will expand to 250 eating ass is the biggest make a move on the sub-saharan continent it now operates 450 different stories featuring both local and global brands you know you can get a special inside africa people love to touch and feel and having the store here allows you to still come in touch a chocolate feel the chocolate and with a room of the chocolate the can pass it on his ranch for us but with over $1700.00 malls throughout southern africa market analysts say the retail property space is becoming saturated. and that 4 ways may struggle to keep their relaunch momentum. beacon to me it's definitely a shadow of what it's been maybe a decade ago. and you do need to be kind of need to grow in order for the consumer to also become a lot more prosperous the consumer to become more positive and as a consumer becomes what a lot of people start to spin this

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his father ged, who is 64, was taken ill yesterday and is in a critical condition in a johannesburg hospital. the four test series starts on boxing day. i just want to throw all our support behind him and his family and just stress the importance of respecting their privacy at this time. but it is really sad news. we are all there for him. you have no idea if he is going to be able to play not on boxing day? no, i don't and it would be wrong to go into that now. it is important that he is there for his family, that comes first. and we will have to wait and see, but most importantly we are all there for ben and the rest of his family. he has been unable to practice here today. he stayed at his bedside to wait foran today. he stayed at his bedside to wait for an improvement in his condition but at the moment it remains serious and the england team have their fingers crossed and offering their support. but clearly if he is not able to play on boxing day that has serious ramifications the england team as well. already hit by a bug that has cut a swathe through the bowling attack. if ben stokes i

his father ged, who is 64, was taken ill yesterday and is in a critical condition in a johannesburg hospital. the four test series starts on boxing day. i just want to throw all our support behind him and his family and just stress the importance of respecting their privacy at this time. but it is really sad news. we are all there for him. you have no idea if he is going to be able to play on boxing day? no, and it would be wrong to go into that now. it is important that he is there for his family, that comes first. and we will have to wait and see, but most importantly we are all there for ben and the rest of his family. it isa it is a terrible situation for ben stokes and his family to find themselves in. he has been unable to practice here today. he stayed at his bedside to wait for an improvement in his condition but at the moment it remains serious and the england team have their fingers crossed and offering their support. but clearly if he is not able to play on boxing day that has serious ramifications for the england team as well. already hit by a bug that has cut a swathe through th

and she joined me from johannesburg. infrastructure underperforming industries there are a lot of issues here but is there one overriding problem afflicting the south african economy or is it a kind of perfect storm. it certainly is a perfect storm and you can see how that storm is affecting the economy if you take a look at today's growth figures that were released the economy contracted north point to 6 percent in the 3rd quarter and if you drill down into the detail of it you can see that it was largely broad based mining agriculture and manufacturing output all coming under pressure if you take a look at manufacturing specifically the sector is a big contribution to growth in south africa but it's really is a story all week demond and it's quite a circular story if you think about it because we grow it leads to weak demand which leads to weak. and usually in that situation we have global demand come through and help the sector with the u.s. china trade war that is ongoing we're seeing weak global demand as well deman

and she joined me from johannesburg. infrastructure underperforming industries there are a lot of issues here but is there one overriding problem afflicting the south african economy or is it a kind of perfect storm. that certainly is a perfect storm and you can see how the storm is affecting the economy if you take a look at today's growth figures that were released in the economy contracted northpoint to 6 percent in the 3rd quarter and if you drill down into the detail of it you can see that it was largely broad based mining agriculture and manufacturing output all coming under pressure if you take a look at manufacturing specifically the sector is a big contribution to growth in south africa but it's really is a story all week demond and it's quite a circular story if you think about it because we grow that leads to weak demand which leads to weak. and usually in that situation we have global demand come through and help the sick but with the u.s. china trade war that is a growing we're seeing weak global demand as w

how do you run a cafe in a blackout no lights no coffee machine no electricity at all johannesburg businesswoman micah vander 8 speer speaks from experience when she says you can't coffee and teas are afflicted reviews a box of 2000 rand if we morning if it happens in the mornings even afternoons people want they want ever just you can't make toast to cheeses we can't use any of those devices mike his business is a victim of the rolling blackouts that this week reached a new level of severity made worse by flooding there were enough to force president cyril ramaphosa to cut short a trip to egypt on wednesday back then he blames state energy workers for part of the problem so there has been a measure. that has led to the loss of. during this period of 2000. megawatts. south africa's debt laden energy supplier eskom has been dealing with its hopeless lack of capacity through a process called load shedding south africans are regularly seeing their power being switched off because there's not enough to go around and this is the basic meat we need those seeds. economists fear its effects on south afr

your longest is from atlanta to johannesburg, 17 hours? 777? ed: that's right. buy theou chose not to 737 max. is that an advantage because you have the airbus 321 and you have more capacity than your competitors, and do you take credit for that decision, luck? the lucky rather than the smart category. safety was never part of the consideration in that decision. david: while you are in bankruptcy, u.s. air wanted to take you over. was that a friendly offer? ed: everybody thought there was a foregone conclusion. the people of the company stood and said that is not going to happen. ♪ ♪ david: you grew up in poughkeepsie? you went to college at? you got your accounting degree? you are an accountant at price waterhouse? what did it feel like? ed: i moved quickly through the ranks, made partner when i was already 2, 33 years old. that was the pinnacle of success. go someplace to learn more and continue to develop. i got a call from a friend saying pepsi was hiring, introduced me to a person in frito-lay. i moved to dallas. i don't have a graduate degree. seven ye

possibly down here towards durban still quite warm for johannesburg though we're going to be seeing attempted there of about 30 degrees durban at $23.00 a beautiful day in capetown plenty of sun in the forecast at about $25.00 degrees but up towards harare plenty of sun few as well at 28 over towards madagascar though a few showers with a temperature of $27.00. police in india are accused of using excessive force against protesters angry over a controversial new citizenship. back to boil watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming up cooler weather may help firefighters battling bushfires across nosh watts of australia. and the nicholas hall victoria falls despite the rainbow the world's low.