only the fill and finishing part is done in south africa so it's still a very long way to go. d.w. correspondent crease their forests thank you very much it's it's thing in south africa the pandemic has worsened existing struggles like access to electricity south africa's main energy provider as con is struggling to meet demand as winter in the country approaches to make matters worse the u.s. wants to end international backing for carbon intensive power a concern for coal dependent south africa. seems like this has become all too familiar in south africa with coal power plants are able to meet electricity demand power companies have resorted to scheduling blackouts to protect the national grid from collapse outside major cities the situation is often even worse with many places not connected to a power supply at all in africa overall access to electricity had actually been on the rise over the past 5 years but the pandemic has reverse that trend last year some 592000000 people in africa did not have access to power. in south africa coal fired power plants account for 90 perce

a welcome step india and south africa described american support for waiving patent protection on code 19 vaccine but industry groups argue with throwing out intellectual property rights hurt vaccination efforts. also on the show the pandemic compounds existing struggles in africa like the lack of. energy access. this is the business i'm to now the berlin so happy you can join us the e.u. says it's willing to discuss a w t o proposal to temporarily suspend intellectual property rights for covert 900 vaccines a day after the us said it supported the measure the proposal is meant to speed up the slow rate of global vaccinations that's welcome news for countries like south africa and india who have been pushing for the move but it's as the pharmaceutical industry. while much of the rich world continues to ramp up vaccination rates developing countries remain at the mercy of the virus in india thousands are dying each day from covert 19th the country desperately needs vaccines for its huge 1400000000 population. last october it brought a proposal to the w t o along with south africa for pa

and yet, of course, we're seeing the pandemic spreading in south africa in particular. you mentioned it's looking at a 3rd wave, the what is that country and other countries in africa doing to secure supplies before they can actually produce their own back to south africa, already ordered vaccine for 75 percent of its population, but only a fraction of this is the key problem, they just don't get enough from global markets, and this is what the president of south africa. yes. so they also complaint again thing we want the vaccine, we put shade them already. but some countries are still making sure that i've a countries, the poor ones do not have an expert at this stage. and he really called out and that he said, this is vaccine. apartheid that poor nations do not have the desert excess, although they really need it. so this is definitely a big issue here, and it is of course, the thing that you can debate about it in germany. we're talking about vaccinating children now. where is the people who are younger than 60, but have co morbidities have no idea whether they will

the structural nature of unemployment in south africa has to do with the structural changes in the south african economy. and the fact that the primary sector, ie agriculture, mining, have changed, even the manufacturing sector has changed. so agriculture and mining, for example, each one contributes about 5% to the share of gdp. and manufacturing, both light manufacturing and heavy manufacturing, are about 18% of gdp. the rest of it is the treacherous sector, whether it is wholesale, trade, retail trade, banking and finance, insurance, domestic services, government services, health services. that is where the thing is. right... therefore... no, no, no, let me finish. and therefore, the skill set required for this structurally changed economy is what we need to work on so that we feed into the pipeline the skills which are now required in light manufacturing and also in the treacherous sector of the economy. but you have had years of low growth, you have had years of stagnation, infrastructure problems and, in recent times, recession. claude bissack, who runs the unamics consultancy grou

and yet, of course, we're seeing the pandemic a spreading in south africa in particular. you mentioned it's looking at a 3rd wave. so what is that country and other countries in africa doing to secure supplies before they can actually produce their own the south africa already order for 75 percent of its population, but only a fraction of this is the key problem. they just don't get enough from global markets, and this is what the president of south africa. so they also complaint again thing we want the vaccine, we put them already. but some countries are still making sure that other countries, the poor ones do not have access at this stage. and we really called out and that he said, this is vaccine. apartheid that flora nation do not have the desert excess, although they really need it. so this is definitely a big issue here, and it is of course, the thing that you can debate about it in germany. we're talking about vaccinating children now. where is people who are younger than 60, but have co morbidities have no idea whether they will be able to get of this year dw incr

then south africa turned to johnson and johnson's vaccine. that roll out due to concerns about side effects. with a 2nd wave of infection now behind life is starting to appear normal in south africa and it may not stay down for. welcome to this covered 19 special hour of what's in berlin the coronavirus situation in south africa has relaxed in recent weeks the country has now put one of the world's hottest lock downs and 2 worrying waves of new cases behind it the number of new daily infections around 2000 a day just a 10th of what it was in late january the 2nd peak you can see that but the improvement it's a spight a slow start in south africa's vaccination campaign and its battle with a new taters fires variant creech reports. camps bay in cape town a concern about the pandemics. as far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the vix today and the law it's. the law of the like the weekends are just 2 minutes those days. i miss the

then south africa turned to johnson and johnson's vaccine. that rolled out due to concerns about side effects. with a 2nd wave of infection now behind life is starting to appear normal in south africa but it may not be staying down when i. look into this covered 19 special on rob what's in the crown of our situation in south africa has relaxed in recent weeks the country is now one of the world's hottest lockdowns to worrying waves of new cases behind it the number of new daily infections around 2000 a day just a 10th of what it was in late january the 2nd peak you can see that but the improvement is despite a slow start in south africa's vaccination campaign and it's possible with a mutator fires fairy and adrienne creech reports. camps bay in cape town concern about the pandemic seems far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the phoenix today and the start of the law. the law if you like the weekends are just 2 minutes these days

africa we'll draw on your own experience in south africa in a 2nd but. the overriding narrative in israel as we heard united states well and various other nations is that israel has the right to self-defense in the face of rocket attacks in golf. well the principle of so defense is established in international law 'd as well. but i think the principle of self-determination that's all right. you know. such a consideration it doesn't help that confusion rockets are flying straight into its very homes because it does make the moral case much more difficult. but i think this is quite a complex situation that we need to be you know quite focused in terms of understanding how we see this a multiple. violations happening on both sides i don't so a failure of the international system i think we need to prove that i'm able to actually be able to mediate and come up with a solution a enduring stable peace that can in fact enable these 2 communities to coexist and i think it's important to look at the role of power flashes in the united nations system to be fightin

the structural nature of unemployment in south africa has to do with the structural changes in the south african economy. and the fact that the primary sector, ie, agriculture, mining, have changed, even the manufacturing sector has changed. so agriculture and mining, for example, each one contributes about 5% share of gdp, and the manufacturing, both light manufacturing and heavy manufacturing are about 18% of gdp. the rest of it is the tertiary sector, whether it's wholesale trade, retailtrade, banking and finance, insurance, domestic services, government services, health services. that's where the thing is. right. but... and therefore... no, no, no. no, no, let me finish. and therefore, the skill set required for this structurally changed economy is what we need to work on so that it will feed into the pipeline the skills which are now required in light manufacturing and also in the tertiary sector of the economy. right. but you've had years of low growth. you've had years of stagnation, infrastructure problems, and in recent times, recession. claude baissac who runs the eunomix consu

and south africa is entering a 3rd wave of infections or correspondence. out of the increase reports from durban . it looks like the arrival of ahead of states, but it is actually just the delivery of $316.00 doses to an inoculation site and do have been hundreds of eligible senior citizens over the age of 60 have been waiting since morning. i'm not happy at all. it was because most of them has lost their lives. so that is how you came here. so there to get that noted for there to prevent it. i think we're all very excited about least getting into the into line yet and getting an oven done with. and then we can get on with our lives again. less than 2 percent of south africans have received the depth so far, not even $1000000.00 people. many south africans are not happy about this low roll out of the vaccination program, but the government says they simply cannot get their supplies earlier because of the massive global demand. and also because many industrialized countries secured themselves huge quantities of vaccines, south africa has ordered vaccines fo

south africa has begun vaccinating citizens over the age of 16. the highest number of coronavirus cases, and south africa, but it's only inoculated 1% of his populations. there are only 87 x nation centers across the entire country. reporter: it is the day she has been waiting for for a long time. as a diabetic, the pandemic changed her life and forced the 65-year-old to avoid contact with friends and family. >> i need to get the vaccine because of my chronic condition, and i can't wait to get it. i'm a little anxious. but i'm glad i'm here. it's been very difficult, i've lost my brother to covid. it's just been a difficult time for all of us. reporter: the government aims to inoculate more than 5 million senior citizens by late june, if enough vaccine doses are supplied. although south africa ordered vaccines for 75% of the population, only a fraction arrived in the country. some nations are debatingbout vaccinating children come about south africa, people with comorbidities --, but in south africa, people with comorbidities do not know when they

you're watching news africa still to come we'll take you spinning in south africa's booming driftin scene meet one of the few female drivers well the dust. my friend what is the price to pay for simply wear in dreadlocks across africa many of us the favor ends up being discriminated against for being exactly that rastafarians where dreadlocks even getting access to the right to education is a major challenge recently in ghana some rastafarian kids where we fused admission into a school just because of the head of the families are prepared to fight through the courts of law. my guy has been a ricky musician for 3 tickets now in this truck in ghana. he read with his triplets children behind the produce he says story of rejection and discrimination because of their hate and faith as for us to fear. for instance you're sitting there. and everybody comes and there's no you know place and nobody you have white space and nobody wants to sit beside you so they will feel are all their places before you know and they look like and then they come to sit there that's not. my guy son tyrone. refused a

africa will draw on your own experience in south africa in a 2nd but. the overriding narrative in israel as we heard united states as well and various other nations is that israel has the right to self-defense in the face of rocket attacks in golf. well the principle of so defense is established in international 'd as well. but i think the principle of self-determination that's all right. such a consideration it doesn't help that the confusion rockets are in fact flying straight into its very homes because it doesn't make the moral case much more difficult. but i think this is quite a complex situation that we need to be you know quite focused in terms of understanding how we see this a multiple. violations happening on both sides i don't so a failure of the internationals and i think we need to prove that i'm able to actually be able to mediate and come up with a solution a enduring stable peace that can in fact enable these 2 communities to coexist and i think it's important to look at the role of power flecked as in the united nations system the p 5

that as the first president of south africa. the desire to become mandela's. we're going to see more buildings destroyed and more lives lost. i think this is the enduring lesson from south africa, even though it is not perfect, it is a model we can be exploring in terms of a sustainable solution to the situation in the occupied territories in israel. anchor: we have run out of time, do appreciate your time joining us. thank you to our guests. thank you for watching. further discussion, go to our facebook page. facebook.com/a.j. inside start area join the conversation on twitter. from me in the whole team, goodbye for now. ♪ >> a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist to create postage and passport stamps. >> [indiscernible] >> sending a message of resistance about the arab-israeli conflict. >> welcome to palestine. >> we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. we bring you the news and current affairs matter to you. >> the foundation of human civilization. >> at the industry did not ma

t w a to increase, filed that report from south africa. he caught up with the german health minister. yes, fun there to find out how germany plans to help france and germany of flesh multi 1000000 euro supports for the south africa to create local vaccine production capacity. can that still make impacts and a difference and the short $1.00 to $5.00. the current pandemic? yes, that can, and that must make a difference because you see a 99 percent of the vaccines used here in africa coming from outside from abroad. it's important to africa and we want to support for now for this by the next iteration. as well on mit and long term. we want to support south africa and africa as a whole to develop its own most flexible industry in this regard for vaccination production, manufacturing, butts. and that is actually what i discussed with president. i'm opposed and present mcroy last night during dinner, as about a for research because we have so many neglected diseases. we have cobra, 1900. no, we need to focus at, but there are so many new infecti

we want to support south africa and africa as a whole to develop its own from us. what's equal industry in this regard for vaccination production manufacturing bots, and that is actually what i discussed with president for president mcroy last night during dinner as about a for research because we have so many neglected diseases. we have cobra, 1900. no, we need to focus at, but there are so many neglected infectious diseases, especially here in africa that need research to and then speed up of production. but isn't it rather long process? most experts, it will take months, possibly years until the capacity can be really set up and know how and technology transfer can happen. definitely, it will take some time, some months. and that is already quick. but we have seen that, that quick in this pandemic situation already with test transfer. and that is why we actually count on one terry partnership between pets and told us companies like biotech cure back from germany that are actually willing, i know from them. they want to cooperate and we actually count on cooperat

then south africa turned to johnson and johnson's vaccine. that roll out due to concerns about side effects. with a 2nd wave of infections now behind and life is starting to appear normal in south africa but it may not stay that way. look into this covered 19 special hour of what's in the crown of our situation in south africa has relaxed in recent weeks the country has now put one of the world's hottest lockdowns to worrying waves of new cases behind it the number of new daily infections around 2000 a day just a 10th of what it was in late january the 2nd peak you can see that but the improvement it's a spite a slow start in south africa's vaccination campaign and it's passed. with a mutatis fires farry and krishna reports. camps bay in cape town concern about the pandemic seems far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the phoenix today and the start of. the lot of like the weekends just 2 minutes those days you know i mean i thin

then south africa turned to johnson and johnson's vaccine. that rolled out due to concerns about side effects. with the 2nd wave of infection now behind life is starting to appear normal in south africa but it may not stay down for. look into this covered 19 special on rob what's in berlin the coronavirus situation in south africa has relaxed in recent weeks the country is now one of the world's hottest lock downs and 2 worrying waves of new cases behind it the number of new daily infections around 2000 a day just a 10th of what it was in late january the 2nd peak you can see that but the improvement it's a spy it's a slow start in south africa's vaccination campaign and it's possible with a mutator fire variant creech reports. camps bay in cape town concern about the pandemic seems far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the phoenix today and the start of the law it's. the law of the like the weekends are just 2 minutes. you know

so we have germany and france talking about helping south africa a build up. it's vaccine production capacity. how well the south african president, as well as the president of friends and the german health minister, currently arriving here for high pennel dialect on manufacturing of mac, rick scenes in africa. we understand there will be an, a major announcement made to germany a friends, and the opinions will possibly invest the multi 1000000 euro deal into the production of vaccine capacities here on the continent details at that stage a still a little bit sketchy. there's also a discussions whether the wolf bank will give a credit line for one of the vaccine manufacturers here in south africa. remember so far, the country and the whole continent imports almost all the vaccines. so this is an important step to, to do that. but it is also clear that it's a very long way to go. we talk to experts here they say, yes, it is a good thing on the long run, we will not see an impact on the short run because it's not just that you put money into a country and you bu

when everyone is safe to south africa has been a leading voice. speaking out against lack of maxine access for poor countries and demanding and intellectual property waiver for over $900.00 vaccine. and on this we are not going to retreat because for us to retreat means that we say our people's lives are not worth much the lives of our people with a great deal. and we do this because we want to save people's life. and we therefore wait to continue insisting that this wave i should be so fond of the single vaccine is produced in south africa from scratch. only one covet 916 as partly manufactured here, filled in vials and distribute it. experts say it will take a long time to create the necessary capacity time, but south africa doesn't have infection. rates have been increasing in the past days. the country is going into a 3rd wave and people who are under the age of 60, still not sure when they will be able to get inoculated. and d, w correspondent, out of hand. please, who filed the report and joins us now from pretoria. good to see you fan. so f

well south africa has begun banks and aiding citizens over the age of 16 south africa has africa's highest number of corona virus cases but so far it has only inoculated one percent of its population while more than a 1000000 south africans over the age of 60 have registered for the shot there are only 87 vaccination centers across the entire country. it's the day yes i mean meat has been waiting for for a long time as a diabetic the pandemic changed her life and forced the 65 year olds to avoid contact with friends and family. i need to get a big scene because i could only condition and i can't think of anything i'm going to end of the predicament them i'm glad i'm here it has been very difficult because i have left and it has been through. this is a difficult time but the government aims to inoculate more than 5000000 senior citizens by late june if enough vaccine doses the plight. although south africa seems for 75 percent of its population only a fraction of it has arrived in the country while some nations are debating about vaccinating children in south africa people with co-morbiditi

south africa today is often known as the brain nation a multi-racial society whose 1st black president in 1904 nansen mandela encouraged tolerance equality and harmony among a previously heavily divided people. mandela's policy was at sharp odds with the country's past a nation in which state sponsored racism in the form of apartheid touched every corner of society leaving a stain of injustice that endured for decades. while the world is familiar with mandela's remarkable story from prisoner to president relatively little is known about some of the other campaigners of the period including one a muslim a preacher and a family man. i grew up with many stories about that my grandfather but in my many stories of him as a hero as a mater. of people who talk about the earthquake and how he inspired many people in the in the anti-apartheid struggle especially in the western cape. i grew up with the book the killing of your mom and the cover of the book with the man falling down the stairs and they would talk a bit about him as another era brought he would have this title so for me as a kid i

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then south africa turned to johnson and johnson's vaccine because that rolled out due to concerns. side effects. with the 2nd wave of infection now behind life are starting to appear normal in south africa but it may not stand up when i. look into this covered 19 special i'm rob what's in berlin the crown of our situation in south africa has relaxed in recent weeks the country has now put one of the world's hottest lock downs and 2 worrying waves of new cases behind it the number of new daily infections around 2000 a day just a 10th of what it was in late january the 2nd peak you can see that but improvement it's a spy it's a slow start in south africa's vaccination campaign and it's possible with a mutated fires fairy and krishna reports. camps bay in cape town concern about the pandemic seems far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the phoenix today i missed out on a lot. the lot of like the weekends just 2 minutes the days you know i mean i think . i am happy that i'

and south africa ramps up its code with 19 vaccination drive the country with africa's highest credit hours caseload is hoping to ward off a potential 3rd way. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president joe biden has told his israeli counterpart that he supports a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants biden's phone call with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu came as israeli jets unleashed another barrage of airstrikes on gaza palestinian militant group hamas has continued to fire rockets at israeli cities more than 200 people most of them palestinians have been killed in over a week of violence. israeli airstrikes hit gaza early on tuesday morning. it's that 8 ths day of fighting between israel and hamas militants. in gaza the casualties are mounting many ifs and civilians. gaza's hospitals already struggling with because of $900.00 pandemic a stretch to the limits. this small girl is among the injured. and this boy has lost several members of his family. the bombardments have destroyed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands of people the hu

today, south africa has it besides all problems. but the 19 sixty's was very different times the white national party government introduced apartheid a system of institutionalized racial segregation. a divided south africans racially dictating their political, economic, and social right. the minority white population dominated the majority of black africans who had few rights under apartheid indians and mixed race. people so called colored had some additional privileges. if you want to understand what ease a path to look at, ease of occupied palestine, it's a simpler community that came from outside. they both infrastructure and very efficient infrastructure as well. and now they say, we own the land, we are going to you. but what they did was it, which was white on the one side and what they considered none white, it's not a term that i expect except because none white means you are a non person. but in, for the sake of reference, but they to the none white and further divided them into 3 basic look groups africans, or as a referre

africa we'll draw on your own experience in south africa in a 2nd but. the overriding narrative in israel is we heard united states well in various other nations is that israel has the right to self-defense in the face of rocket attacks in golf. well the principle of so defense is established in international 'd as well. but i think the principle of self-determination that's all right. such a consideration it doesn't help that the conclusion rockets are in fact flying straight into its very homes because it doesn't make the moral case much more difficult. but i think this is quite a complex situation that we need to be you know quite focused in terms of understanding how we see this a multiple. violations happening on both sides i don't so a failure of the international system i think we need to prove that i'm able to actually be able to mediate and come up with a solution a enduring stable peace that can in fact enable these 2 communities to coexist and i think it's important to look at the role of power flecked as in the united nations system to be fig

south africa has been hit harder over 19 than any other country in africa. as adrian creek caught up with the german health minister there in south africa to find out how germany's plans to help france and germany, a pledge multi 1000000 euro supports for south africa to create local vaccine production capacity. can that still make an impact? and the difference and the short one to cite the current pandemic. yes, the can. and that must make a difference because you see a 99 percent of the vaccines used here in africa coming from outside from abroad. it's important to africa and we want to support for now for this point that makes situation, but as well on mit and long term. we want to support south africa and africa as a whole to develop its own from most logical industry. in this regard for vaccination and production manufacturing, but, and that is actually what i discussed with president durham opposed and present mcroy last night during dinner. as about a for research because we have so many neglected diseases. we have cobit 900. no, we need to focus at,

changing we are now seeing a number of countries like morrish areas south africa and render that have not come up and said they would like to produce their own vaccines in fact they want to set up their own manufacturing plants run to for example is saying it's in talks to set an m.r.i. any manufacturer in planned in its respective countries and so whether or not the resources are available 'd is a question that cannot be answered right now but countries like south africa as well as more issue as i was showing potential to set up their own manufacturing plants in the countries. now speaking of south africa joy it wants pad tend and trade secrets waved to fork over their putin drugs and diagnostics so not just vaccines do you think that's likely well this was a very complicated situation because if you look at it yes the reason need for the vaccines given that the lifesaving but scenes but when you look at those opals to the wave is saying and defending it and saying that protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and while these are drugs that are lifesaving it's on

for example, in south africa. and what we want to do was money with financial resources, but as the politically is to support this and to, to push them even to be foster. thank you very much. thank you. looking at some other world news. now, republicans in the us senate have blocked a bill that would have established a commission to investigate the assault on the capital. on january 6, only 6 republicans joined democrats in supporting the commission. others express fears the commission would become a political weapon against the 50 for the needs are. thousands have taken pardons for virginia's biggest protest in years to demand the resignation of conservative prime minister young as younger. they accuse him of using the grown of virus crisis to attack free media and damage democracy. lavinia is set to assume the presidency in july. the u. s. says it will re impose sanctions, unbelievers in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger. the bite in administra

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date of your correspondent chris so i drowned i mean really a lot on the line there for south africa tell us how's the situation in the country right now. i mean many people were happy when they hear the news as you rightly said south africa and india were the 1st countries that have been pushing for it for many weeks but we also have to be it realistically here it will not make a difference in the short run the government hasn't brought out an official statement yet but i just talked to a member of the advisory committee of the health minister on vaccines and he said he's hoping it will make a difference but certainly rather in the long run you have to remember that the process of making vaccine is a rather long one a rather difficult one and south africa is one of the handful of countries only on this continent that has capacity to basically do that but even though they do have the capacity now the single vaccine is produced here from scratch in south africa even when we talk about the news that the johnson and johnson vaccine for example will now be produced in south africa basica

then south africa turned to johnson and johnson's vaccine. that rolled out due to concerns about side effects. with the 2nd wave of infections now behind and life is starting to appear normal in south africa but it may not stay down where. look into this covered 19 special on rob what's in berlin the coronavirus situation in south africa has relaxed in recent weeks the country is now one of the world's hottest lockdowns 2 worrying waves of new cases behind it the number of new daily infections around 2000 a day just a 10th of what it was in late january the 2nd peak you can see there but the improvement it's a spite a slow start in south africa's vaccination campaign and its battle with a new taters fire variant creech reports. camps bay in cape town concern about the pandemic seems far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the phoenix today and the start of. the law i feel like the weekend is just 2 minutes. you know i miss the guy

a pledge multi 1000000 euro supports for south africa to create local vaccine production capacity. can that still make impacts and a difference and the short $1.00 to $5.00, the current pandemic? yes, that can. and that must make a difference because you see a 99 percent of the vaccines used here in africa coming from outside from abroad. it's important to africa and we want to support for now for this part that makes situation, but as well on mit and long term. we want to support south africa and africa as a whole to develop its own from us article industry in this regard for vaccination and production manufacturing butts. and that is actually what i discussed with president. i'm opposed to and present mcroy last night during dinner. as about a for research, because we have so many neglected diseases. we have cobit 900. no, we need to focus at, but there are so many neglected infectious diseases, especially here in africa that need research to and then speed up of production. but in that rather long process, most experts, it will take months, possibly years until the capacity can

today south africa has its, besides all problems. but the 19 sixty's was very different times the white national party government introduced apartheid a system of institutionalized racial segregation. a divided south africans racially dictating their political, economic, and social right. the minority white population dominated the majority of black africans who had few rights under apartheid indians and mixed race. people so called colored had some additional privileges. if you want to understand what is a part they look at ease of occupied palestine. it's a simpler community that came from outside. they both infrastructure and very efficient infrastructure as well. and now they say, we own the land, we are going to you. but what they did was it, which was white on the one side and what they considered none white, it's not a term that i expect except because none white means you are a non person. but for the think of reference, but they to the none went and further divided them into 3 basic lou groups africans, or as they referred t

today south africa has its, besides all problems. but the 19 sixty's was very different times the white national party government introduced apartheid a system of institutionalized racial segregation. a divided south africans of racially dictating their political, economic, and social rights. the minority white population dominated the majority of black africans who had few rights under apartheid indians and mixed race. people so called colored had some additional privileges. if you want to understand what is a path to look at ease of occupied palestine, it's a simpler community that came from outside. they both infrastructure and very efficient infrastructure as well. and now they say, we own the land we are going to. but what they did was it, which was white on the one side and what they considered none white, it's not a term that i expect except because none white means you are a non person. but in, for the think of reference, but they to the none white and further divided them into 3 basic lou groups africans, or as a referred to

and here in south africa, the situation is no different. according to a recent report, a 3rd of all freshwater fish globally are threatened with extinction. the aim so use of cape nature are trying to save species in the west and pay their talk is to preserve biodiversity throughout the province. they collect and analyze data, as well as work with local landowners. however, fresh water environments prevent unique conservation challenge. protecting patient creating rivers is so difficult because they're the long you no longer you know, systems and they've always upstream and downstream. and it's not like the rest of conservation, where you can put up again, things and say, you know, the species who want stays on this side of the veins in ones we don't say on that side. and the inflammation connected by nature and other organizations has not been collated in any way. now the team of jeremy shelton's fresh water research center hopes to improve access to this vital data by a single platform. we've been bringing in data collected by a range of

and south africa is entering a 3rd wave of infections. are correspondent, other in fish reports from durban. it looks like the arrival of ahead of states, but it is actually just the delivery of $300.00 vaccine doses to an inoculation side. and do have been hundreds of eligible senior citizens over the age of 60 have been waiting since morning. i'm not happy at all. it was because most of them has lost their lives. so that is why you came here so that you get paid for that and prevented. i think we're all very excited about least getting into the into line yet and getting it over and done with. and then we can get on with our lives again . less than 2 percent of south africans have received the depth so far, not even $1000000.00 people. many south africans are not happy about this low roll out of the vaccination program, but the government says they simply cannot get their supplies earlier because of the massive global demand. and also because many industrialized countries secured themselves huge quantities of vaccines, south africa has o

health care workers all south africa has the cottons highest number of coronavirus cases but so far it has only vaccinated one percent of its population well more than a 1000000 south africans over 60 have registered for the job there are only 87 vaccination centers across the entire nation. it's the day yes i mean meat has been waiting for for a long time as a diabetic the pandemic changed her life and forced the 65 year olds to avoid contact with friends and family. i need to get a big scene because i can only condition and i can't wait to get it i'm going to the end of the predicament i'm glad i'm here it has being very difficult because i have lost that. it is just a difficult time but the government aims to inoculate more than 5000000 senior citizens by late june if enough vaccine doses are supplied. although south africa ordered to fix scenes for 75 percent of its population only a fraction of it has arrived in the country while some nations are debating about vaccinating children in south africa people with co-morbidities who are younger than 60 don't even know when they will

and here in south africa, the situation is no different. according to a recent report, a 3rd of all fresh water fish globally are threatened with extinction. the actual use of cape nature are trying to save species in the western cape. their top is to preserve biodiversity throughout the province. they collect and analyze data, as well as work with local landowners. however, fresh water environments present a unique conservation challenge. protecting fish and placing rivers is so difficult because that they're the long, you know, longest you know, systems and they've always upstream and downstream. and it's not like a ratio conservation where you can put up again, things and say, you know, the species we want stays on this side of the things, the ones we don't say on that side. and the information collected by k nature and other organizations has not been collated in any way. now the team of jeremy shelton's fresh water research center hopes to improve access to this vital data by a single platform. you've been bringing data collected by a

many countries are struggling to secure vaccines on the global market and south africa is entering a third wave of infections. our correspondent reports from durban. >> it looks like the arrival of a head of state it is actually just to the delivery of 300 vaccine doses to an inoculation site. hundreds of eligible senior citizens have been waiting since morning. >> i am not happy at all. this is why we got vaccinated, to come here and prevented. >> we are excited about getting it over and done with to get on with our lives again. >> less than 2% of south africans have received a jab so far. not even one million people. >> many south africans are not happy about the slow rollout of the vaccination program but the governnt simply says th cannot get supplies earlier because of massive global demand and because many industrialized countries secured themselves hu quantities of vaccines. south africa has ordered vaccines for 75% of its population but only a fraction has arrived in the country. this is why the french president and this german official are visiti south africa to support trea

today, south africa has it besides all problems. but the 19 sixty's was very different times the white national party government introduced apartheid a system of institutionalized racial segregation. a divided south africans racially dictating their political, economic, and social right. the minority white population dominated the majority of black africans who had few rights under apartheid indians and mixed race. people so called colored had some additional privileges. if you want to understand what is a part, they look at ease of occupied palestine. it's a settler community that came from outside. they both infrastructure and very efficient infrastructure as well. and now they say, we own the land, we are going to you. but what they did was it, which was white on the one side and what they considered none white, it's not the term that i expect except because none white means you are a non person. but in, for the sake of reference, but they to the none white and further divided them into 3 basic lou groups africans, or as a referr

of 68 south africa has africa's highest number of corona virus cases but so far it has only backs needed about one percent of its population while more than a 1000000 south africans over the age of 60 have registered to get the shot there are only 87 vaccination centers across the entire country. it's the day yes i mean me time has been waiting for for a long time as a diabetic the pandemic changed her life and forced the 65 year olds to avoid contact with friends and family. i need to get the vaccine because i could only condition and i can't wait to get it i'm going to the entries for the put it but i'm glad i'm here it has been very difficult because i have left but it has the right and it is just being a difficult time for. the government aims to inoculates more than 5000000 senior citizens by late june if enough vaccine doses asa plight. although south africa seems for 75 percent of its population only a fraction of it has arrived in the country while some nations are debating about vaccinating children in south africa people with co-morbidities who are younger than 60 don't even kn

here in south africa. and throughout the world. as a semi arid country, it is essential force of africa to conserve its fresh water ecosystems and the unique species within them. oh, chris is indeed adequate please in order to thrive, not just on the water button land too. but suddenly, humans often how be all ideas about what constitutes proper long futures. sandra will also see an example of that in kenya. but after what seems like decades of commerce of conservation, could it be that the table is turning elephant, traversing humana sanctuary. crucial wildlife corridor close to amble. silly national park, this land is communally owned by local most by rising in the distance mound, killing men gyro africa's highest p someone. county family have lived here for generations. he and many of them a size support a local conservation program, a lead feel end to the program. so the elephants can safely follow their establish routes as hers, the messiah benefit, by maintaining access the large areas of grazing land for their cattle. but la

plus south africa wraps up its 19 vaccination drive the country with africa's highest coronavirus caseload is hoping to ward off a potential certain way. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president joe biden has told his israeli counterpart that he supports a cease fire between israel and palestinian militants biden's phone call with israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu came as israeli jets unleashed another barrage of air strikes on gaza palestinian militant group hamas has continued to fire rockets at israeli cities well than 200 people the vast majority of them palestinians have been killed and over a week of violence. israeli airstrikes hit gaza early on tuesday morning. it's the 8th day of fighting between israel and hamas militants. in gaza the casualties are mounting many of them civilians. gaza's hospitals already struggling with the coded 1900 pandemic a stretch to them that. this small girl is among the injured. and this boy has lost several members of his family. the bombardment of destroyed homes and displaced tens of thousands of people the humanitaria

africa should break its ties with britain and become a republic south africa had been a member of the british commonwealth since 926 as a self governing dominion of the british empire. it was a bitter divisive campaigns, the republic inside united under the slogan, to re unite and keep south africa white. the result was close a narrow victory for the governing white national party of henry award with the referendum, having now only passed the republic of south africa was constituted on the 31st of may. 1961. the majority, black population reacted with horror. a 3 day general strike was cold, which mom had ruined, supported by encouraging muslims to fast with 3 days of peaceful protest. the man's action was remarkable at a time when few muslims in south africa opposed the government. so overtly, he just wanted to make sure the well being are taken care of. but this also opened his eyes and his mind into what was happening and how cool the guy parted. government was during the time of a party and was my father's involvement with the african people in long guy and a younger googling to h

that south africa's apartheid regime for to cling on to power in the latter half of the 20th century it routinely imprisoned tortured and murdered its opponents controversially many of those crimes went unpunished in the years of reconciliation that followed but the families of victims have never given up hopes of justice face is the remarkable story of one man's best life to hold his father's killers to account. it's late at night on the 27th of june 1905 in a remote region of apartheid south africa 4 young activists are returning home to craddock the tiny town in the eastern cape a 1000000 they followed by security police forced to go for the roads that. and abducted. they'll never be seen alive again. 36 years later the families of these men still wait for the murderers and those who ordered their deaths to be brought to justice. my father for. a spot on the contents of. they were killed in 1905 these files here are apostate basic documents and cools beyond any shadow over. that my father was killed by by the a pastor of government. the deaths of the credit for as they came to be

now for the 1st time, denmark's secret service is also implicated in the surveillance and south africa heads back to stricter lockdown measures as covert 19 infections rise sharply. president rolla poses tells people we cannot let our guard down. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. political opponents of israeli prime minister benjamin nothing now who are joining forces with little in common besides the desire to oust him a full remnant netanyahu aid and right wing hardliner enough tale. bennett says he's looking to form a diverse minority government one that potentially avoids another round of elections in israel and sees the end of the nathan yahoo era. a dramatic blow to netanyahu's hopes of political survival anymore. the i'm announcing today before my intention to work with all my strength stablish in national unity government together, it was my friend jalap piece of is willing to get within the rest of the country from his tailspin and return it on. it's a tough luck. who has been on the defensive for some time. israel was longest serving prime minister, has be