the situation in south africa, yes, the majority of south africans begin to see south africa as a non—racial, democratic, non—sexist government, and established by a constitution that the world envies, with our democratic sort of chapter nine institutions that are the pillars of our democracy and justice. the separation of power between the judiciary and the state. those things are the good things about south africa. yes, the crime. because now we opened our borders, now we opened our society to everybody, in fact, now we have, we have been asked to be part of the g22 overnight, to be partners and players in the global economy, when we are actually 70% a third world country, and only 25% so—called first world. so our challenges are enormous. yes, we are one of the most... i don't know this stats, to call ourselves "the most unequal society," because i havejust come back from america and i can still see the areas where black people live and hispanic, sort of, the minority people — i've been in london now since 1973. the property in the streets is alarming to me... no doubt. ..in a count

this situation in south africa, yes, the majority of south africans begin to see south africa as nonracial, democratic, nonsexist government, established by a constitution that the world envies, with our democratic sort of chapter nine institutions that are the pillars of our democracy and justice, the separation of power between the judiciary and the state. those things are the good things about south africa. yes. the crime. because now we open our borders, now we opened our society to everybody, in fact, now we have, we have been asked to be part of the g 22 overnight, to be partners and players in the global economy, when we are actually 70% a third world country. and only 25% so—called first world. so our challenges are enormous. yes, we are one of the most... i don't know this starts, to call ourselves the most unequal society, because i havejust come back from america and i can still see the areas where black people live and hispanic, the minority people, they have been in london now since 1973. the property in the streets is alarming to me in a country like... no doubt south afric

as german chancellor angela merkel visits south africa can german companies drag the country's slowing economy out of the doldrums. electric autonomy how a small village near the german coast goes fully electric makes all the power it needs in a local wind. this is eat up your business i'm in berlin welcome tesla is the latest from to be hit by the corona virus outbreak the company's vice president lynn said the ongoing health emergency was delaying deliveries in china bringing a sharp end to the rapid rise of the price shares lost more than 17 percent on wednesday because the new factory in shanghai will not be operational again till february tense at the earliest poured cold water on tesla stock market party on monday spiking the share price made the us manufacture a briefing the 2nd most valuable company in the world. and corona virus contagion fears hit india to where the common country's biggest car show so hundreds of no shows from china chinese say their staffs are now being stopped by local indian employees. china is an important player in the exhibition with companies from the

africa all be honest it in south africa is you can understand the 2 countries have. an extradition treaty between them that allows them to exchange people who are wanted in either country and as a result that would have had to have been for had to go to the source how about because she was a fugitive from justice was already wanted when she fled in the soup to suffolk and also to arrest her and take such a suit to a supposed to avoid them advised to go and report to the police which she did yesterday and where does the prime minister's stand in all of this and is he going to step down as many in the country. well christine what we know is that the prime minister was 1st listened to by the new solomon would you who informed him that his cell phone is the one that was actually called but people at the scene would. and children 10 to 17 so from what they understood you would have been the 1st person to to be suspect of this. because mas my. husband and we suppose that because of other investigations that have now pointed to him now. is the 1st used in this case what we

africa all be honest that in south africa is you can understand the 2 countries have. an extradition treaty between them that allows them to exchange people who are wanted in either country and as a result that would have had to have been for had to go to the so however because she was a fugitive from justice was already wanted when she fled to so often also to arrest her and take up to a salute to a supposed to avoid them advised to go and report to the police which she did yesterday and where does the prime minister stand in all of this and is he going to step down as many in the country whole. well christine what we know is that the prime minister was 1st listened to by the new solomon with you who informed him that his cell phone is the one that was actually called but people at the scene would. and killed him 27 from the underside you would have been the 1st person to be suspect of this. because mine is my. husband and we supposed that because of other investigations that have now pointed marks to him now it's obvious that he is the 1st accused in this case howeve

it's a quality counts in africa south africa remains germany's most important trading partner on the continent 2 thirds of all german investments and. while businesses still going well for many german companies overall the south african economy is in a serious crisis the population is growing faster than the economy and the unemployment rates currently stands at almost 30 percent. across the country day laborers gather in front of building supplies stores looking for work like many eric moira is frustrated he hasn't had any luck for a week and now he doesn't know how he's going to support his 3 children are business the spirit has got a set of what's. pity about this country like they're making a. promise for youth. and be doing this for a long time and it is about 250 s. think about it the government doesn't give us the opportunity when president cyril ramaphosa took office 2 years ago he promised change vowed to tackle corruption in the government and within his own party which has ruled the country for 26 years he also said he'd get the economy into shape but so far there's been l

the new south africa? what does this democracy mean? so what i was trying to do was to find these two people who have lived through most of their lives in the apartheid time and they are now evaluating where they are. they begin like poles apart into what they think has happened. and i guess one of the points of this play is that these two individuals, the ageing white actor and the black man who is a senior nurse and comes to the home of the white man to offer him end—of—life care, basically. yes. the point is that in today's south africa, in the ordinary run of life, these two individuals would never cross paths. it's only because of the particular circumstance of the terminal illness that life forces them together. absolutely. i mean, in any given situation, the elderly people still harbour the memories of the past. it's the new generation that sometimes is incredibly unaware of what's going on, what had happened, or even how they got to where we are. so these two would not normally come into this k

how would south africa. coal. at the moment it's. quite a lot of challenges including electricity prices we just. absolutely and i'm 40 something for right now in the dock but i'm liking that i'm right here in life with you but one important thing about this is that you know south africa does export coal to countries like india china korea japan and i foresee some of those countries also decided to eliminate the usage of coal which puts south african a very very tricky situation means that the have no choice but to radek a c. use of coal and one thing that they must you i think would be for great for them to you know incorporates the workers when the coming up with policies for them to decide what would work and another thing that would be also good would be for them to increase a bit of tax that some of that money can go back to work is that will a fortune not have jobs until a plan b. is and states when it comes to buy that i think something like this but what are the chances of convincing all german companies to invest in south af

first, our world — blasian love in south africa. the country's painful past means interracial dating is still often frowned upon. do you have a thing for people of my race? erm... during apartheid south africa, you could go to jailfor dating somebody outside your race, but now, more than 25 years later, a whole generation, the born free generation, have grown up together and more and more of them are falling in love with each other. and it's notjust black and white — what's it like dating between people of colour? apartheid was south africa's government sanctioned segregation based on race... destroy white south africa and this country will drift into chaos and poverty. ..and officially ended in 1994 when nelson mandela became president. everyone born after this year is part of the born free generation, but dating amongst this group is a minefield in race relations. being in south africa, now it's a bit like a cappuccino nation, you have, like, your little sprinkle of integration on the top. and hang—ups from apartheid are real.

it's a quality comments in africa south africa remains germany's most important trading partner on the continent 2 thirds of all german investments and. while business is still going well for many german companies overall the south african economy is in a serious crisis the population is growing faster than the economy and the unemployment rates currently stands at almost 30 percent. across the country day laborers gather in front of building supply stores looking for work like many eric moira is frustrated he hasn't had any luck for a week and now he doesn't know how he's going to support his 3 children with a business bed as a set of what's. pity about this country why deliver him to promises for youth. and be doing this for a long time and it is about 200 fans think about it the government doesn't give us the opportunity when president cyril ramaphosa took office 2 years ago he promised change vowed to tackle corruption in the government and within his own party which has ruled the country for 26 years he also said he'd get the economy into shape but so far there's been little impro

how would south africa. coal. at the moment it's got quite a lot of challenges including that electricity crisis we just mentioned. absolutely and i'm putting something for right now in the dock but i'm liking that i'm right here in life with you but one important thing about this is that you know south africa does expose coal to countries like india china korea japan and i foresee some of those countries also decided to eliminate the usage of coal which put south african a very very tricky situation means that the have no choice by sea radek a sea use call and one thing that they must do i think would be full way for them to you know incorporates the workers when the coming up with policies for them to decide what would work and another thing that of the also good would be for them to increase a bit of tax that some of that money can go back to work is that will a fortune not have jobs until a plan b. is and states when it comes to fighting something like this but what are the chances of convincing all german com

he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa gold remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget to. happen again no internet any form but we. are. putting in. this move on. especially young people. you know. that you put on each of these and increase hunan joins me from cape town where president bush has addressing the crowd exactly from the spot where nelson mandela on this ticket he had to go on and that was such a historic moment to south africa one that shaped the nation how. on it today. of course it's a very emotional moment right behind me you can see the balcony we have. addressed the crowd 30 years ago and there's a lot of people here who described that moment as one of the birth moments of the nation of course we also have to recall it was not only mandela who made this change possible the end of apartheid was tens of thousands of people around the world but. in south africa that once it was the end of apartheid and i talked to one all the men i would sights here was we hav

he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa gold remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget to. happen again no internet any form. we will. put you in. there is this move on. especially young people. you know. that report by the time. we spoke to andrea as president sitting around the pose i was about to invest exactly we had landed us to 30 years ago today he asked what people are saying on this momentous anniversary of the south africa of course it's a very emotional moment right behind me you can see the balcony we have. addressed across 30 years ago and there's a lot of people here who described that moment as one of the birth moments of the nation of course we also have to recall it was not only mandela who made this change possible the end of apartheid it was tens of thousands of people around the world but. in south africa that once it was the end of apartheid and i talked to one older man i would cite fear was the a 30 years ago and he's here today again to see what is go

also coming up south africa celebrating and soul searching 30 years ago today nelson mandela walked out of prison on a promise of freedom he kept his word has the nation he left behind done the same. more new. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day in one of the smallest u.s. states where huge hopes are on the line and on the ballot voters in new hampshire are going to the polls in a presidential primary that will help determine who among the democratic candidates will win the party's nomination and the right to run against donald trump in november new hampshire's primary follows last week's iowa caucus is different name a different state but the same goal but new hampshire election officials they are assuring everyone that the counting chaos following the vote in iowa last week will not happen again today and for the candidates in new hampshire could be their last chance to compete stumble and still remain in the race still that applies to joe biden amy club which are and perhaps a lizabeth warm for bernie sanders who won in new

and therefore coming to south africa her any sort of solution before if we get to south africa then let me let me pick you up on that point can the a you afford to assume greater responsibility for conflict management and if it can't pay who should pay in september the african union pours negotiations with the un of a co funding of of peace operations so so what happens next where do they go from there well that's the. big question agent because right now we're sitting in a bit of a cul de sac we're sitting in limbo here because there was a proposal on the table by the president of rwanda paul kagame in talking about if the center of of a kind of attack sort of kind of revenue stream that would be able to make african countries and the a you self-sufficient but here's the challenge we said well when i was a select few which is a monolithic organization in terms of serenity with regard to statehood it's also the question of big countries versus small countries the bigger countries are there willing to support the smaller countries and no one to have the same level of voice so we sitt

so why is america visiting south africa right now. well the key reason is economic south africa is the only industrialized country in sub-saharan africa and is a very important trade partner for germany as well 2 thirds of all german investments on this continent i'm going to south africa in fact and the german companies are doing surprisingly well talk to a lot of company representatives they're doing quite good business here and that is despite the fact that the overall economic situation in south africa doesn't look good at all 30 percent unemployment the economy is growing slower then the population crime is going up so there's a lot of bad things happening at the moment and german companies are beating the trend and people say that the visit of the german chancellor is also a signal to the south african leadership. is the president of the a.n.c. the governing party and he is seen as somebody who wants to reform the economy who tries to be market friendly but he is facing quite some opposition within his own party and the message

it's a quality comes in africa south africa remains germany's most important trading partner on the continent 2 thirds of all german investments and the while businesses still going well for many german companies overall the south african economy is in a serious crisis the population is growing faster than the economy and the unemployment rates currently stands at almost 30 percent. across the country day laborers gather in front of building supply stores looking for work like many eric moralize frustrated he hasn't had any luck for a week and now he doesn't know how he's going to support his 3 children with a business this big. set of what's in. pity about this country like to make. empty promises for youth. and be doing this for a long time and it is about 250 think about it the government doesn't give us what unity when president cyril ramaphosa took office 2 years ago he promised change to take a corruption in the government and within his own party which has ruled the country for 26 years he also said he'd get the economy into shape but so far there's been little improvement any state ow

during apartheid south africa, you could go to jailfor during apartheid south africa, you could go to jail for dating somebody outside your race but now, more than 25 years later, a whole generation, the born free generation, have grown up the born free generation, have grown up together and more and more of them are falling in love with each other and it's not just them are falling in love with each other and it's notjust black and white, what's it like dating between people of colour? apartheid was south africa's government sanctioned segregation based on race. destroy white south africa and this country will drift into chaos. and officially ended in 1994 when nelson mandela became president. everyone born after this year is pa rt everyone born after this year is part of the born free generation, but dating amongst this group is a minefield in race relations. being in south africa now it's a bit like a cappuccino nation, you have a little sprinkle of integration on the top. and hangups from apartheid are real. can you be honest? we come from old school and there are stigmas always t

and therefore coming to south africa never had any sort of solution before if we get to south africa then let me let me pick you up on that point can the a you afford to assume greater responsibility for conflict management and if it can't pay who should pay in september the african union course negotiations with the un have a co funding of of peace operations so so what happens next where do they go from there well that's the big question agent because right now we're sitting in a bit of a a cul de sac we're sitting in limbo here because there was a proposal on the table by the president of rwanda paul kagame in talking about if the center of of a kind of attack sort of kind of revenue stream that would be able to make african countries and the a u.s. self-sufficient but here's the challenge we said well when i was a select the a view which is a monolithic organization in terms of serenity with regard to statehood it's also the question of big countries versus small countries the bigger countries other wanted to support the smaller countries and one has to have the same level of voi

and therefore coming to south africa another hand i don't think it's an issue before if we get to south africa then let me let me pick you up on that point can the a you afford to assume greater responsibility for conflict management and if it can't pay who should pay in september the african union force negotiations with the un have a co funding of of peace operations so so what happens next where do they go from there well that's the big question agent because right now we're sitting in a bit of a a cul de sac we're sitting in limbo here because there was a proposal on the table by the president of rwanda paul kagame in talking about if the scent of of a kind of attack sort of kind of revenue stream that would be able to make african countries and the a you self-sufficient but here's the challenge you said when i was a select the a view which is a monolithic organization in terms of serenity with regard to statehood it's also the question of big countries versus small countries the bigger countries other willing to support the smaller countries and no one to have the same level of voi

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south africa, a reprieve, moeen ali moments later had the last word. a final flourish took south africa to 256, despite the celebrations it didn't look enough. especially once jonny bairstow got started. brilliant, at times brutal. once others started chipping in, the chase should have been straightforward. but as late wickets fell, england were getting just a little nervous. victory more tense than it should have been, a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's day. england's women are out of the t20 tri—series in australia, after losing by 16 runs to the home side. england bowled pretty well, restricting australia to 132 for 7 off their 20 overs. victory or a narrow defeat would have seen england reach wednesday's final, but 116—7 wasn't good enough and it's india who will now face australia. england have three warm—up matches coming up before the t20 world cup starts later this month, that's also in australia. sheffield united impressed once again after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the only p

also coming up south africa celebrating and soul searching 30 years ago today nelson mandela walked out of prison on a promise of freedom he kept his word has the nation he left behind done the same that. morning. and it was. a to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day in one of the smallest u.s. states where huge hopes are on. wine and on the ballot voters in new hampshire are going to the polls in a presidential primary that will help determine who among the democratic candidates will win the party's nomination and the right to run against donald trump in november new hampshire's primary follows last week's iowa caucus is different name a different state but the same goal but new hampshire election officials they are suring everyone that the counting chaos following the vote in iowa last week will not happen again today 'd and for the candidates in new hampshire could be their last chance to compete stumble and still remain in the race still that applies to joe biden and the club which are and perhaps a lizabeth warm for bernie san

also coming up south africa celebrating and soul searching 30 years ago today nelson mandela walked out of prison on a promise of freedom he kept his word has the nation he left behind done the same. why didn't we mourn and you. did and it was. on to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day in one of the smallest u.s. states where huge hopes are on the line and on the ballot voters in new hampshire are going to the polls in a presidential primary that will help determine who among the democratic candidates will win the party's nomination and the right to run against donald trump in november new hampshire's primary follows last week's iowa caucus is different name a different state but the same goal but new hampshire election officials they are assuring everyone that the counting chaos following the vote in iowa last week will not happen again today and for the candidates in new hampshire could be their last chance to compete stumble and still remain in the race still that applies to joe biden amy club which are and perhaps a lizabeth w

when he and they both fell, south africa sensed a come back but not for long. who else but ben stokes smashing it into the top tier of the stand while morgan conjured something even more special, a 50 offjust 21 balls, equalling his own england record. the result was one of the greatest run chases in t20 history and with nearly an over to spare, rarely has a series been secured in such breathtaking style. morgan was the leading run scorer in the three games and named player of the series. a very content player of the series too. managed to give ourselves i am delighted with my form and this is where we managed to give ourselves some time, purely from the fact that i was able to do that and it was due to the success of ben and i got something going and on the far side, i am really happy with my form. and you can hear more from morgan in the test match special podcast. fifth place in the premier league could carry extra prominance depending on what happens with manchester city's european ban. a champions league spot could be the reward and tottenham occupy fifth

also coming up in south africa celebrating and soul searching 30 years ago today nelson mandela walked out of prison on a promise of freedom he kept his word has the nation he left behind done the same. wow that is more and you. did it and it was. a to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day in one of the smallest u.s. states where huge hopes are on the line and on the ballot voters in new hampshire are going to the polls in a presidential primary that will help determine who among the democratic candidates will win the party's nomination and the right to run against donald trump in november new hampshire is a primary follows last week's iowa caucus is different name a different state but the same goal but new hampshire election officials they are assuring everyone that the counting chaos following the vote in iowa last week will not happen again today 'd and for the candidates in new hampshire could be their last chance to compete stumble and still remain in the race still that applies to joe biden and the club which are and perhaps

and therefore coming to south africa never had any sort of solution before if we get south africa then let me let me pick you up on that point can the a you afford to assume greater responsibility for conflict management and if it can't pay who should pay in september the african union force negotiations with the un have a co funding of of peace operations so so what happens next where do they go from there well that's the big question agent because right now we're sitting in a bit of a a cul de sac we're sitting in limbo here because there was a proposal on the table by the president of rwanda paul kagame in talking about if the scent of of a kind of attack sort of kind of revenue stream that would be able to make african countries and the a u.s. self-sufficient but here's the challenge we said well when i was a select the a view which is a monolithic organization in terms of serenity with regard to statehood it's also the question of big countries versus small countries the bigger countries other willing to support the smaller countries and no one to have the same level of voice so w

also coming up in south africa celebrating and soul searching 30 years ago today nelson mandela walked out of prison on a promise of freedom he kept his word has the nation he left behind done the same. wow that is more and you. did and it was. a to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day in one of the smallest u.s. states where huge hopes are on the line and on the ballot voters in new hampshire are going to the polls in a presidential primary that will help determine who among the democratic candidates will win the party's nomination and the right to run against donald trump in november new hampshire's primary follows last week's iowa caucus is different name a different state but the same goal but new hampshire election officials they are assuring everyone that the counting chaos following the vote in iowa last week will not happen again today 'd and for the candidates in new hampshire could be their last chance to compete stumble and still remain in the race still that applies to joe biden amy club which are and perhaps a lizabet

south africa, a reprieve, moeen ali moments later had a last word. a final flourish took south africa to 256, despite the celebrations it didn't look enough. especially once jonny bairstow got started. brilliant, at times brutal. once others started chipping in, the che should have been straightforward. —— chase. but as late wickets fell, england but getting just a little nervous. victory more tense than it should have been, a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's day. england's women are out of the t20 tri—nation series in australia, after losing by 16 runs to the home side. england bowled well — restricting australia to 132—7 from their 20 overs. but they couldn't produce a good performance with the bat, finishing on 116—7. it's not the best preparation for the t20 world cup for england. they only have three more games before their first match on 23rd march. sheffield united impressed once again after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the only premier league game of the day, after manche

to the german chancellor i'm going to malveaux is in south africa seem to further boost ties with germany's biggest trading partner. confident. connelly and recurring power outages make it a tricky investment destination. and from electric dreams to reality our village in northern germany embraces cars without relying on during your forms of power generation. this is day the way of business i'm joined on in berlin welcome global shares surged after china announced it would slash tariffs on american imports its goal is to start implementing a previously agreed phase one trade deal with washington and soften the economic blow dealt by the corona virus outbreak from february 14th beijing will have judy's on $75000000000.00 worth of us on the same day similar cuts from washington on chinese imports take effect earlier this week china said it would relax tariffs on products needed to fight the coronavirus it's also reducing value added taxes and offering low interest loans help businesses weather the storm. our financial correspondent joins us now for more yes a could you tell us why this made m

he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa gold remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget to. happen again. any form. we. put in. there's this move on. especially young people. you know. we spoke with him as president saddam was about to just exxon exactly then one day left and on this day . we asked what people this think on this momentous anniversary for south africa of course it's a very emotional moment right behind me you can see the balcony we have. addressed across 30 years ago and there's a lot of people here who describe that moment as one of the birth moments of the nation of course we also have to recall it was not only mandela who made this change possible the end of apartheid it was tens of thousands of people around the world but in particular in south africa that once it was the end of apartheid and i talked to one all the men i would sykes here was he a 32 years ago and he's here today again to see what is going on and he described mandela as such a person of in

from german chancellor angela merkel is in south africa keen to further boost ties with germany's biggest trading partner on the continent but a flagging economy and recurring power outages make it a tricky investment destination. and for. electric dreams to reality how a village in northern germany and braces eat cars without relying on sturdier forms of power generation. this is the the way of business i'm on in berlin welcome global shares surged after china announced it would slash tariffs on american imports its goal is to start implementing a previously agreed phase one trade deal with washington and soften the economic blow dealt by the corona virus outbreak from february 14th beijing will have duties on $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods on the same day similar cuts from washington on chinese imports take effect earlier this week china said it would relax tariffs on products needed to fight the coronavirus it's also reducing value added taxes and offering low interest loans to help businesses weather the storm. our financial correspondent joins us now for a more youngs a could yo

the german chancellor angela merkel is in south africa keen to further boost ties with germany's biggest trading partner on the continent but a sluggish economy and recurring power outages make it a tricky investment destination. and from electric dreams true reality our village in northern germany embraces e-cards without relying on dirtier forms of power generation. this is day the way of business i'm going on in berlin while global shares surged after china announced it would slash tariffs on american imports its goal is to start implementing a previously agreed phase one trade deal with washington and soften the economic blow dealt by the corona virus outbreak from february 14th beijing will have to g.'s on $75000000000.00 worth of us on the same day so a similar cuts from washington on chinese imports take effect earlier this week china said it would relax tariffs on products needed to fight the coronavirus it's also reducing value added taxes and offering low interest loans helped businesses weather the storm. our financial correspondent joins us now for more young's a could you te

when he and they both fell, south africa sensed a come back but not for long. who else but ben stokes smash get into the top tier of the stand while morgan conjured something even more special, a 50 offjust 21 balls, equalling his own england record. the result was one of the greatest run chases and t20 history and with nearly an over despair, rarely has a series been secured in such breathtaking style. morgan was the leading run scorer in the three games and subsequently named man of the series. an understandably happy man. iam i am delighted with my form and this is where he began to give myself some time, purely from the fact that i was able to do that and it was due to the success of ben and i got something going and on the far side, iam something going and on the far side, i am really happy with my form. and you can hear more from morgan in the test match special podcast. depending on what happens with manchester city's in europe next season — fifth place could be all important in the premier league and may be a path to the champions league. well tottenh

the song sought to bring global attention to his plight and to put south africa in the spotlight. i. and 6 string lee touching and impressive to see how you can change the world with one song. the song storm the charts millions of people heard its political demands and the world's understanding of the apartheid regime shifted. back in the 1960 s. following the massacre of unarmed black demonstrators and sharp bill abandoned his nonviolent stance called on paramilitary groups to fight south africa's government . in 1964 mondello was convicted of treason and sabotage and sentenced to life in prison a move which on wittingly turn monday and to a hero also nelson mandela was classified as a terrorist state which is interesting and they blew up stuff. people like oh he's a terrorist and now he's like a freedom fighter it's my perspective you know like who is controlling the narrative. south africans began protesting mandela's imprisonment almost as soon as he was arrested. i. later when people in western countries became aware of the injustices inflicted by south africa's government th

for south africa. starts feb 7th w. . the coronavirus global tesla added us and many other companies are feeling the impact of the virus and not just in china contagious diseases affecting business in many other parts. as german chancellor go visit south africa account of german companies help drac the country's slowing economy although the gold. and electric autonomy called a small village near the german coast goes fully electric.

but i it remains a mt for tourists visiting south africa. in the peak of the south african summer some two thousand five hundred visit the island every day is cross. cool guy. the transported around the island by bus stopping at the limestone quarries where prisoners were forced to work under the golden age emotions billed as they arrive at the high sececurity prison when they take photos of mandela's cell. many of the gods have no choice but to confront the painful memories every day. they simply need the jobs to survive i want to find peace within ourselves why he had to heal ourselves.. that's much more fundamental. but secocond added to that. is because of unemployment list of we were dead at the source of this nature letet deborah sauce solve that problem that is for is a book of business many full my inmates believe that the income generated from the three hundred and fifty thousand visitors who come each year. should be better distributed. the guards went on strike at the start of january c calling for better salaries and the conclusi

south africa has major headaches to deal with its cash strapped national carrier south african airways and its beleaguered power company eskom in the budget the finance minister set aside 1000000000 euros to help south african airlines repay its debts over the next 3 years meanwhile utility eskom will receive 6800000000 euros to allow it to meet its short term financial obligations the 2 companies embody the worst of south africa's economy mismanagement debt and in the case of eskom power outages that crippled the entire country. many south africans fear that aid will trigger higher taxes in the new budget and they will have to pay more for gasoline so-called sin taxes on tobacco wine and spirits will also be increased. but despite all the financial problems the finance minister announced employees will pay 5 percent less income tax on average in 2020 corporate taxes will also be lowered a bombshell as the country's debt burden grows at an alarming rate. instead of hitting him battled south africans with these taxes the government plans to slash public spending especially on civil serv

also on the programme: south africa beat england at the women's t20 world cup in perth. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malaca nang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced that the best bill was lall aloud. the only trouble was that it wasn't. the mistake was put right. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope. very soon, for the sake of the credibility and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, "be hidden from the world for the rest of his life." this is newsd

of south africa. >> swanepoel: south african gold mining especially has always been at the center of all political and other activities in our country. i mean, our bad apartheid history is intertwined with gold mining. i mean, a lot of the-- a lot of the legislation to dispossess black people of land was in order to create cheap labor for south african gold mines. >> whitaker: you grew up in a small mining town during the era of apartheid. what are your strongest memories? >> swanepoel: well, ultimately, i'm a privileged person that, because i was white and i was male, those were the two requirements at the time to become a mining engineer. >> whitaker: so are you the new face of south african mining? >> kasongo: i will say yes. we are the new generation in the min wtaker:s r apareid enr the smelter.managing he told us he chose to move here from the congo to work in the mines. has that wound in south africa been healed? >> kasongo: not 100% healed. but there is some healing happening, there is some healing, yes, because you have a different, different people working in the mines, and

mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, 'ba by doc' duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special, secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning. elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other realms and territories, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: china has sacked the top communist party official in hubei, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, hours after the province reported a huge increase in cases and deaths. italy's parliament has stripped the country's former interior minister, matteo salvini, of his immunity

england are 94—2 in the tenth over, in part with south africa. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines today. superleague player anthony gelling has been stood down by warrington wolves pending the outcome of an internal investigation regarding his conduct away from the club. the 29 yearjoined this season from widnes on a 2—year deal. deontay wilder says that tyson fury will be having sleepless nights ahead of their world heavyweight title rematch in las vegas in 10 days time. their 2018 bout ended in a draw but wilder says fury will be worried and rememeber how he was knocked down in the final round. british number one johanna konta is still waiting for her first win of 2020. konta is still waiting she was the fourth seed in st petersburg but lost in staight sets to qualifier oceane dodin, who's ranked 159 in the world. the world championjudd trump is safely through to the third round of the welsh open snooker. he beat billyjoe castle by four frames to nil cardiff. mark selby and shaun murphy are also through. voting is open for

the 2010 runner ups, england, lost the toss and the printed act by south africa. england got off to a bit of a shaky start. finding themselves as/ three, until the all—rounder, sciver, made a half—ce ntu ry all—rounder, sciver, made a half—century to help guide england toa half—century to help guide england to a total of 123. the an early wicket in response but then the partnership of the married couple saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up saw them put on a stand of 86 to set upa saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up a dwelling finish. the public needing nine runs from the final over. du preez hitting two boundaries to secure a famous six wicket victory for south africa. the first time they've ever beaten england in a world cup t20. both teams now move on to canberra where they will face thailand in the next round of matches. it's certainly felt crucial for us isa it's certainly felt crucial for us is a benefit from where i only know in the team, we have matchwinners and we know we have one of the best bowling attacks in the world but sometimes of t

megha mohan has travelled to south africa to see how free the born free generation of south africa really are. do you have a thing for people of my race? erm... during apartheid south africa you could go to jailfor dating somebody outside your race. but now, more than 25 years later, a whole generation, the born free generation, have grown up together. and more and more of them are falling in love with each other. and it's notjust black and white. what's it like dating between people of colour? ithra and tumelo are a blasian couple. tumelo is black and ithra is of mixed asian descent. the tiered levels of apartheid meant that mixed asian, indian and coloured people were often given preferences over black people, meaning the divisions weren'tjust black and white. lots of people in interracial relationships, is everyone at it? there's more non—interracial relationships than interracial relationships. and friends. a lot of our friends. yeah. in ourfriends it's more interracial, but it's more an indian person with a white person, not necessarily with a black person. interracial relationship

school and no more south africa that's the message from a group of foreign nationals sheltering in a cape town church they say they face in a full bad once to be brain ok say it's politics of the country. christine one while come to me is africa it's good to have even long it's been 6 months since abdullah one doc was sworn in as sudan's prime minister and crisis has persisted in how. there's been no less have economic hardships that sparked demonstrations 2 years of brave is expensive and people spend hours lining up to bias as well as other basic needs. long queues for just a few liters of petrol fuel is in short supply like so many other than cities in sudan the country is at a standstill. is i don't know if i have to stand here from morning till noon i don't have time to make enough money to support my family. as the economy continues to shrink inflation grows there's a lack of bridge medicine jobs and prospects in sudan the military remains only present which is why protests continue to this day. last year schools of people were killed in violent demonstrations but after months

he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa goldberg remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget to parse the mushroom glitter to happen again no internet any form but we do have. responsibility of putting in a force. and i she day by day around the world. enough was a strong seems to reach this move on. things especially young people. all right and that's it for now from africa you can catch well stories on our website and facebook page table t.v. now with some music by grammy award winning group lady smith. found at club joseph shabalala has died aged 68 will see an extract i've. enjoyed. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the cook. is in germany to learn german why not come with him simple online on your mobile and free shops d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. to use crime fighters are back to africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sus

africa coming up on the program sterilized without consent thousands of the pregnant women in south africa where forcibly sterilized gross human rights violation finds a new report. on the joining me in the studio when filmmakers from nigeria whose movie premieres are the better not one of the world's top film festivals. i. know you're welcome to the program the thousands of pregnant women in south africa have been forcibly sterilized without their consent or were pressured into a green shortly before given birth those are the findings of a 5 year inquiry into the sterilization of women many home hiv positive the commission for gender equality reports one woman in labor was being told by. hugh and people don't ask questions when you make babies why are you asking questions now just sign the form so you can go to theatre. i'm joined now by dr. king from the south african commission for gender equality which produced the report. straight to the point how would these pregnant women forced into being sterilized. look at lot of the women who are positive and they presented to the public health

south africa finished with 177, was not? who knew. he can hit mostly targets, aiming the grandstands here. bowlers need to make that ball, slow, roy waited they can only keep it fair, out for sanity. when morgan took england to the brink of victory with 52 watching for the twists. morgan was gone and the next essay to balls. 722 470 over, one paid neighbour and a second on the confusion. as south africa grabbed a victory. many cricket formats and 2020 but this was classic. jill benson bbc news. jill benson bbc news. the chinese grand prix has become the latest, and most high profile sporting event to be affected by the coronavirus outbreak. it was supposed to be held on the 19th of april in shanghai, 500 miles from wuhan where the outbreak started. but it's now been postponed, and there's a big question mark over whether it'll be held at all. adam wild reports. it is ina it is in a decision taken lightly. given the scale of fabric, it won't surprise that april said grand prix was postponed as the

south africa has major headaches to deal with its cash strapped national carrier south african airways and its beleaguered power company eskom in the budget the finance minister set aside 1000000000 euros to help south african airlines repay its debts over the next 3 years meanwhile utility eskom will receive 6800000000 euros to allow it to meet its short term financial obligations the 2 companies embody the worst of south africa's economy mismanagement debt and in the case of eskom power outages that crippled the entire country many south africans fear that aid will trigger higher taxes in the new budget and they will have to pay more for gasoline so-called sin taxes on tobacco wine and spirits will also be increased. but despite all the financial problems the finance minister announced employees will pay 5 percent less income tax on average in 2020 corporate taxes will also be lowered a bombshell as the country's debt burden grows at an alarming rate. instead of hitting him battled south africans with these taxes the government plans to slash public spending especially on civil serva