and they also, you know, i'm, they don't follow the constitution south africa. so instead of i'm dealing with sate than investigating thee, and you know, she fully smiled commanding officer of the unit. he actually laugh about it. he said, well, thus hammer, boys get the results, get really don't speak to anybody. so there was a very 1st issue hobbs, i'm, when i actually i'm report is wrong. doing offices are the softening dilation that wasn't allowed to go to the office. i was searched my son, the funds was collected and putting to buckets and for the next 4 years that he made the force i've witnessed firms that out of us. this was also the command. it's eventually i went public with them. and the very next day i, you know, a bunch of bullshit came to my home and they tried to intimidate me and tried to give me a verbal suspension that threatened me. my heart, i've been burglars of the same dom offer of the of the month. i mar, soap had been so that's drive by shooting. i was beaten up my store. i talked so many incidents and i knew i had experience after 10 ye

and that's what's happening in south africa. you've got the renewable energy sector, which is entirely controlled by the private sector. eskimo has no role to play in rolling out renewable energy, and he didn't even talk about implementing away the closure of these qualified past patients. it's going to result in a $100000.00 jobs last row, so that all of that violates what is dest transition is. what we're seeing in south africa is just green capitalism running rampant. yeah, and it's really, and it's going to have a destructive effect on the poor in the and perhaps it already has a lot of people in our youtube chart saying, you know, you need to remove the state monopoly and ask scientists and engineers to step in and direct the projects we also have jacobs, that bang saying the whole load shredding thing is affecting his business in such a way. his sales have dropped and he's thinking of closing shop. and last but not least, tar and con, saying south africa has solar and wind power and abundance. but we can't change because o

and was supposed to so important for south africa . so if i was a president, you know, to some buttons and try to get resolved. so i've got a problem will thoughts? i think the problem is political and they just don't want this case to be to be untangled. ah, thanks sorry. say with us because we're going to take a short break and we'll come right back with. 2 ah ah, water westerly i may be thought on. i mean, our hatamio was high. your zip was through the middle of a head dresser, a bus driver, a sales person, anyone could become a victim. that sale private negotiators 1st appeared with what am i'm bored to speak with us with a a says at the end of the reason why you're bored via by that with my mom that on the global, those are let me know. it is only be feasible mentioned on from the yet could be a study sports took over the summer. you may, you could put a business. yeah. the z as in wednesday continue to be in the middle. but this equation was in the would go this week was to go with . 2 welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm joh

and was supposed to so important for south africa . so if i was a president, you know, i'll put some buttons and try to get resolved. so i've got a problem, thoughts. i think the problem is political and they just don't want this case to be to be m untangled. ah, thanks sorry to say with us because we're going to take a short break and we'll come right back with. 2 ah, what else? so seemed wrong. when i was just don't hold any new world yet to see proud disdain, he comes to an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my your show seriously. why? watch something that so 5th, my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else work of it please. did you have the state department? the c, i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay main street because i'm probably going to make you unco

so with us in south africa, no, we have not. well, following reports on joint military drills, there have been discussions on further cooperation between russia and south africa . how are things going within that sphere? again, they're one that joined novel exercises that are going to take place between the south africa, china and russia. it is not a new thing, fiorella as we are, as we will record. and i would expect that to it will still continue in the coming years. and again, we have to stress that. so the guy has got such exercises with almost all the countries, the u. s. france, a number of african countries. so again, those joint exercises between russia, china and the south africa will continue. well, speaking about multi lateral cooperation, you mentioned the bricks group earlier. and the bricks group of the countries was in the international spotlight throughout last year, with talks of new members and an overall strengthening of cooperation within the block. how do you foresee the future of this group? whether, whethe

our topic is essentially the power crisis that is going on south africa. as i understand it, you don't have much battery left on your phone right now and you don't have electricity. so i want to ask you about how dire the situation is currently in south africa when it comes to all these power outages. when it comes to the energy crisis, the situation is very dia, the south africa is the most industrialized country in the, in the continent. and the cities in some of their partners to provinces that attract a lot of jobs are manufacturing cities. the city of america is a automotive harper in the country are also known as the detroit of africa. likewise, the city of london with these continuing load chevy. they serve as a battering graham against the sustainable economies of the cities. and it's been for such a long time, and the problem seems and intractable when it comes to both those that are acting within the confines of the state utility company as com. but also the politicians that i meant to enable the work office. com, starting from the party to the l

and that's what's happening in south africa. you've got the renewable energy sector, which is entirely controlled by the private sector. eskimo has no role to play in rolling arg renewable energy, and he didn't even talk about milan away. the closure of these qualified past stations is going to result in a 100000 jobs last row, so that all of that violates what is dest transition is. what we're seeing in south africa is just green capitalism running rampant. yeah, and it's really, and it's going to have a destructive effect on the poor in the and perhaps it already has a lot of people in our youtube chart saying, you know, you need to remove the state monopoly and ask scientists and engineers to step in and direct the projects we also have jacobs, the bang saying the whole load shredding thing is affecting his business in such a way. his sales have dropped and he is thinking of closing shop. and last but not least, toward con, saying south africa has solar and wind power and abundance. but we can't change because of the state mo

and that's what's happening in south africa. you've got the renewable energy sector, which is entirely controlled by the private sector. eskimo has no role to play in rolling out renewable energy, and he didn't even talk about milan away. the closure of these qualified past stations is going to result in a 100000 jobs last, right? so that all of that violates what is dest transition is. what we're seeing in south africa is just green capitalism running rampant. yeah, and it's really, and it's going to have a destructive effect on the poor in the and perhaps it already has a lot of people on our youtube chart saying, you know, you need to remove the state monopoly and ask scientists and engineers to step in and direct the projects we also have jacobs, the bang saying the whole load shredding thing is affecting his business in such a way. his sales have dropped and he's thinking of closing shop. and last but not least, tar and con, saying south africa has solar and wind power and abundance, but we can't change because of the state

it's a 50 plus corporation between south africa in russia. it's not something that is new, so i am trying to come in the shore of south africa to come in to increase to build it's much needed in africa right now. and so it's good to get your opinion on this a german thunder. a geopolitical analysts are joining us here live on our team international. appreciate your time and really appreciate your insight. thank you. thank you. ah, quote, an economic war criminal wants to break india's democracy. and that's the warning from the indian minister of unions who states that george soros is plotting to intervene in india. the man who broke the bank of england a man who was known and designated so by a nation. as an economic war, criminal has now pronounced his desire to break the indian democracy on the government of angry. they've hit back saying that soros is trying to target in dallas democracy. we hard, the indian municipal committee. ronnie was really angry there who held a press conference just a while back no service has said to be the fees b

our topic is essentially the power crisis that's going on south africa. as i understand it, you don't have much battery left on your phone right now and you don't have electricity. so i want to ask you about how dire the situation is currently in south africa when it comes to all these power outages. when it comes to the energy crisis. the situation is very dia, the south africa is the most industrialized country in the, in the continent. and the cities in some of the quite honest provinces that attract a lot of jobs are manufacturing cities. the city of america is a automotive harper in the country are also known as the detroit of south africa. likewise, the city of london with these continuing at load chevy. they serve as a battalion graham against the sustainable economies of the cities. and it's been for such a long time, and the problem seems and intractable when it comes to both those that are acting within the confines of the state utility company as com. but also the politicians that i meant to enable the work office. com, starting from the party

our topic is essentially the power crisis that's going on south africa. as i understand it, you don't have much battery left on your phone right now and you don't have electricity. so i want to ask you about how dire the situation is currently in south africa when it comes to all these power outages. when it comes to the energy crisis. the situation is very dia, the south africa is the most industrialized country in the, in the continent, and the cities in some of the corners to provinces that attract a lot of jobs are manufacturing cities. the city of america is a automotive harper in the country are also known as the detroit of south africa. likewise, the city of london with these continuing at load chevy. they serve as a battering graham against the sustainable economies of the cities. and it's been for such a long time, and the problem seems and intractable when it comes to both those that are acting within the confines of the state utility company as com. but also the politicians that i meant to enable the work office. com, starting from the party to

they're all joining us from south africa today. in johannesburg, kenneth creamer and economic advisor to the agencies economic transformation committee in cuba. her formerly known as port elizabeth on gama, met him, come a lecturer at the nelson mandela university. and also, indiana's berg is chris yellen and energy analyst. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for joining us today on inside story on gum, let me start with you today. our topic is essentially the power crisis that's going on south africa. as i understand it, you don't have much battery left on your phone right now and you don't have electricity. so i want to ask you about how dire the situation is currently in south africa when it comes to all these power outages. when it comes to the energy crisis, the situation is very dia, the south africa is the most industrialized country in the, in the continent. and the cities in some of their partners to provinces that attract a lot of jobs are manufacturing cities. the city of america is a automotive harper in the country

some it down south africa, the corolla, toddler. correspondence in south africa, thanks very much. moving on now, the head of the wagner group has claimed it. he found it at the so called russian troll forms which allegedly interfered in the 2016 u. s. presidential elections. now those words have had the western media in a frenzy intentionally overlooking the main idea behind the statement. the trolls are just a drop in the digital ocean and have no effects of the dance. you echo the genuine concerns of the american people. the population of western countries considers the ideology that you are promoting is wrong. therefore, they willingly support the thesis that are thrown in the legal portions into your information environment by the russians. therefore, if you are in deep, it's stupid to deny that some rush controls are making your thing. so the notorious internet research agency, which the west has long claims to be a russian troll farm that helps donald trump. back in the 2016 us presidential elections was apparently the brain child of guinea precaution, the head of the wagner

of south africa itself. among the vessels is a frigate equipped with hypersonic cruise missiles. russia is expected to fire artillery, but not the cruise missiles, during the exercises. the frigate admiral gorshkov arrived today in richards bay near durban for the initial drills. south african opposition politicians say the exercises show their government is siding with moscow in the war in ukraine. but officials insist south africa is neutral. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. farfrom ukraine. a formidable russian warship, the admiral gorkov, docking in south africa today, bristling with long range missiles and branded unapologetically with the letter v, the symbol of russia's invasion of ukraine. so why is democratic south africa going along with all this, a week of military exercises, and with china too? below decks on the russian frigate, vladimir putin stares from the wall. the captain insists these are just routine drills, nothing provocative. his south african hosts go further, suggesti

what was it that made you decide to leave south africa quickly. told me my case. going back to 1000 of 4 to one a was a volunteer. a peace officer for the south poly service are served with the notorious ghetto mana units. and i started watching atrocities committed by mcculloch's. i was torture at the offices. i would say, you know, extra judicial killings, the unique term was collecting a lot of trophy, faultless off dead african suspects. and us again experienced, realised that this would include his pa, turned on on far less of human rights. now what i did was, in 2004, i fur secretly filmed 3 short videos with one of my smartphones with the had a camera inside. so i took 3 videos of actually a torture, often african suspect, the offices. so did what bobby did the koran teach? i decided to do an eternal bob. disclosure of us all i knew of saw it went to my senior commanding officer, who was also, i suppose, friend, a dime. and up to this day evidence and i said him, look, there's a problem here. voskus are the races, the going around, you know, violating human

was her death an accident, or was south africa's national hero a murderer? it's keith morrison with "the rise and fall of oscar pistorius". >> such a time it was, like a different world. this was london, the year was 2012, and olympic history is about to be made. a moment was electrifying, and 45. 4 four seconds the south african double-team running on carbon fiber legs was transferred from global to international superstar. with a superhero nickname. the blade runner. he was oscar pistorius. >> he was just this amazing amazing icon. >> and in south africa, he was adored. not just as a remarkable athlete, but as a man of apparently flawless character. modest good manners, a man with good works. irresistible, of course endorsements in all he was almost interestedly wealthy, and certainly a list for glorious eight months. and then, four bullets in close range through a closed door. a woman was dead, and the myth of the blade runner was blown away. it was 3:20 am, on february 14th 2013th. valentine's day. when police arrived at oscar's house, he told them a har

he and his wife escaped south africa with their lives. welcome back ari. this reminds me to tell you the truth, a little bit about your own case with the south african police and your own, your own whistle blowing. i can see a pattern connecting your case and but beat us at the time that you and your wife were fleeing south africa, you said that your lives were in danger. the south african police mocked you and they urged you repeatedly to return. well, but beat also said that her life was in danger. the police pretended that everything was fine, and now she's dead. tell us about your own experience here. why were you so certain that you were in danger? what was it that made you decide to leave south africa quickly? jo, me my case. going back to saws in her folder one a was a volunteer. peace officer for the soft can pull you service are served with an authority schedule, managed units, and a start watching atrocities committed by mcculloch's. i was torture at the offices. i would say, you know, except this'll killings. i'm the units i was collecting a lot

and that's what's happening in south africa. you've got the renewable energy sector, which is entirely controlled by the private sector. s. com has no role to play in rolling on renewable energy and he didn't even talk about on the way the closure of these co, 5 power stations is going to result in 100000 jobs last. right. so good. all of that violates what it does. transition is what we're seeing in south africa is just green capitalism running rampant. and it's, and it's going to have a destructive effect on the poor. and perhaps it already has a lot of people in our youtube, chad saying, you know, you need to remove the statement awfully. and ask scientists and engineers to step in and direct the projects. we also have jacobs, the bang thing, the whole load setting thing is affecting his business in such a way. his sales have dropped and he's thinking of closing shop. and last but not least tar con thing south africa has solar and wind power in abundance. but we can't change because of the state monopoly. so a lot of people e

the mineral council of south africa says that the industry direct contribution to g. d. p, grew by 36 percent in 2021 to nearly $27000000000.00. about $7000000000.00 more than it did in 2020. but despite these numbers, there are few for the future due to problems with exploration, to incredibly long term love that you need. and the fact that a long time like south africa has been short considerably because of the political uncertainty and policy uncertainty that got also the corruption that's involved in dealing with the whole biling, licensing and exploration. because if the factors, the ruling party wants to sit themselves in all the deals, that's made south africa, very unattractive place to actually spend money for exploration. for the purpose of money, there are 2 types of mineral exploration, brownfields, and greenfield. brownfields exploration means the searching of additional deposits in no, when all currently mine sites, while greenfield is about searching for new minerals, and that is where south africa's weak spot is. net investment in greenfield exploration i

andrew harding, bbc news, south africa. the united nations general assembly has been meeting in new york to discuss the war in ukraine with more pressure on member states to condemn russia's actions. a motion has been tabled, calling on russia to withdraw from all ukrainian territory, and for an immediate cessation of hostilities. our north america correspondent nada tawfik assesses how effective this vote will be. i think what diplomats will tell you is they are under no illusions that this will change anything on the ground. in fact, if you listen to what the russian ambassador said in the hall, he urged member states not to support the resolution, saying it wouldn't be helpful to ease the tensions between russia and the west. he largely says his country blames the west for trying to destroy russia and he believes that this resolution if passed would, as he put it, just lead to more russia—phobic militaristic lies from the west. so there is certainly that rhetoric and those divisions which are extremely large of course

now to south africa. where its power crisis - thanks. now to south africa. where its power crisis is - where its power crisis is deepening. so far this year they have seen rolling blackouts daily. and it's thought this will continue for at least the next two years. the power cuts are affecting all sectors of the economy — the wine industry has been particularly hard hit. farmers are spending thousands of dollars on generator fuel every month and irrigating their estates is a huge challenge. our south africa correspondent brings this report from the cape winelands. it's harvest time at the wineraphy. the busiest season of the year. not only for this farm but the entire western cape region. harve lth time also coincides with the worst power cuts south africa has ever experienced. with the country at times facing up to ten hours a day without power. it's the first day of harvest season here and all of this machinery behind me and the tanks inside are powered by electricity. and so far this year every day we've had load shedding, meaning this wine farm and oth

if south africa was to reach is target of attracting 5 percent of the. busy worlds investment in mineral exploration spend. it will have to give incentive or soon there might be very little mining left in south africa. got a village that's have a lot of t and jonathan. ah, russia is launching an appeal at the u. i, in for an urgent international investigation to the sabotage of the north field pipelines. last after recently, all school y pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, said the u. s. bond the pipeline system on orders from the burden administration. now you are says it's not going to conduct an investigation into those new de surfaced revelations. these blast did not occur on us soil. i would leave it to our nurse on whose territory on whose soil as it were on these plastic urge speak to the appropriate investigator mechanisms. and now the party line, as you've heard there, is that the nord stream explosion is a european matter and has nothing to do with america. by the way, the same state department spokesman, their dead price was alrea

that was time to south africa. but we are limited by the quality of our environment. phase 2 of the la soto highlands water project started 3 years ago. one of 5 damage is being built here to supply water to neighboring south africa. the entire village has been moved to another location. as the construction work hit us hard, they had promised us jobs or children are supposed to be earning something from this. but instead they're out of work for about a while. other people in south africans get the jobs we go hungry. when they also took our fields to another about the pool sales and grazing land. now house construction workers far from leading to greater prosperity . the damn has brought misery for residence. driving 8000 people from the homes. the water will flow to south africa's financial hub, johannesburg, 400 kilometers away for the 16000000 people in the city and surrounding province la. so toes dams a vital and already provide 60 percent of their water since the project is financed with south african taxpayer

south africa perhaps shine a military drill, sir. i suppose it's a class divide in all the sorts of things elite in south africa, looking down at the a government in south africa for doing anything with russia and a different story for the masses. well, thank you very much and i have to say, i'm the university of sorry i even though i'm based in johannesburg, i think the last visit and the whole ukraine issue has divided opinion in south africa. generally. i think it's also important to note that among the ruling african national, congress leads many of the educated and received military training in the soviet union at the time. and a lot of empathy for russia generally and the way at the time. but typically the us and britain on the reagan gotcha was supporting the regime against which the n c was fighting. so those dynamics are quite important to understand in south africa position. and i think, i don't think it's clear as a lead math divides because among many of the black l. e i talk to they may not necessarily support the russia

end of their kind, with similar drills having taken place in south africa in 2019. the main goal of the 10 day joint naval exercises is to share experience and professional skills between the sailors of the 3 countries. another taft to strengthen cooperation between the navy's of russia, china, and south africa in order to counter security. challenges in the region with the drills also include training military personnel to perform the joint air defense operations, fighting pirates and tackling natural disasters. as for the ships, the most important of them from russia is the frigate admiral gorski off. this frigate is equipped with the russian navies, latest hypersonic, missiles, 0 con. the speed of these missiles can reach 10000 kilometers per hour, exceeding the speed of sound. by 9 times. these missiles are capable of maneuvering throughout their entire flight path on approach to target, making it impossible to intercept them. china is represented by a frigate and a destroyer, as well as a marine unity. south africa is also represented by a frigate with a combat

if south africa was to reach his target of attracting 5 percent of the. busy worlds investment in mineral exploration spend. it will have to give incentive or soon it might be very little mining left in the south africa. got a lot of tea, and john ross is launching an appeal of the un urgent international investigation into some of the north park lines. but it's also a recent article by pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh said the u. s. bomb. the pipeline systems on orders from the by ministration. now the us says it's not going to conduct an investigation into those newly surface revelations. these blast did not occur on us soil. i would leave it to our partners on whose territory, on whose soil as it were on these plastic, or to speak to the appropriate investigative mechanisms. and now the party line, as you've heard there, is that the nord stream explosion is a european matter and has nothing to do with america. by the way, the same state department spokesman there and ed price was already tweeting way back in march of 2021. so 2 years ago

africa has begun involving china, russia on the south africa navy. the u. s. on european union has strongly criticized the co operative act as they continue that campaign of anti russian rhetoric. ortiz could lakehoma, so he brings is more 350 members of the south african defense force anticipated in the tri national naval exercise between south africa. the host, russia, and china, south africa, has unconscious occasions say that this particular exercise is to further strengthen the existing strong ties between itself, russia and china. this is mostly a relation between china and some of the russian. admiral gosh, golf is one of the participating ships on the drill, and is equipped with the new mach 9 hypersonic, vertical muscles which travel its speeds of 9 times that of light and hit targets within 1000 kilometer range. this exercise is not new to these 3 nations. as in 2019 a joint drill between them involved a warship from each nation and as well as several surveys and feuding ships. while the south african defense ministry has emphasized that th

so essentially being done to en south africa electricity crisis. well, as the question that we put to alice vancover reporting from cape town, well, it's clear that africa will need older extra power. it's can get so many plans, many projects. for example, wind energy, solar energy, i think, as well last year during the climate change conference, the hope was that i forgot maybe really go green. well, the government is clear, we still need coal. we still need nuclear energy. so to go to work on all these projects, what they are going to do, it's going to be easier for private entities to have a solar form or have a wind farm and filled up electricity. and also consumers, if they do have the means to put solar panels on the rooftops, and they have extra power left that they're not using for the household. they can sell it back to, to sit african government. so many plans but not a lot of confidence because that african say we've been hearing this for a long time. now this is a crisis that has been in the making for many, many years. if you look at t

so mercenaries from south africa here, i saw us instructors, germans bullish ukrainians from the i dar and as of battalions, as well as the ukrainian paratrooper brigade. there was a strong group here. are you made up of all they've got? they didn't want to give up. our cham, oscar, the road we cut off was very important for them. they were using it to deliver ammunition and food. but now that rolled is no more toast, as well as those mercenaries. well, now you have to brace yourself for some truly gruesome images. the defensive lies here in this building are held by you k mercenaries. this is one of them or what's left of one of them close quarter combat is what wagner excelsior fighter, who was among those who stormed this building, shares with me what kind of resistance they had to overwhelm youth. machine gunners held up defenses in every stage, hearing those or they were even shooting in corridors to the door. it didn't help them though. surely our guys know what to do to finish the entered the building the right way and covered each other. will the ukrainian command used this fac

you are as quickly on gv, i so mercenaries from south africa here. i saw us instructors, germans bullish ukrainians from the i dar and as of battalions, as well as the ukrainian paratrooper brigade. there was a strong group here. are you made up of all they've got? they didn't want to give up. our cham, oscar, the road we cut off was very important for them. they were using it to deliver ammunition and food also. but now that road is no more thorough as well as those personally. well, now you have to brace yourself for some truly gruesome images. the defensive lies here in this building are held by you k mercenaries. this is one of them, or what's left of one of them close quarter comeback is what wagner excelsior fighter, who was among those who stormed this building. shares with me what kind of resistance they had too overwhelmed with machine gunners held up defenses in every stage, hearing those and they were even shooting in corridors to the door. it didn't help them though. surely our guys know what to do to the finish. they entered the building

south africa still carries the tag of being the perennial ciocca. and the t 20 woke up certainly didn't help make you met as was the team kept temp above them was snubbed by all teams in the local f a t 20 tournament. raising the question, even more, should she still be team captain with experience that he has an attendant that he has. and i believe that he has, he needs a bit of packing from the management. but some argue the biggest problem is not the shopping and changing of the national team, but rather the basic building blocks of crickets us in this country. i think we mostly focus on the big schools. we don't focus on the township kids and all that, but that's where we get most of italian from equal access will be a true measure of how good south african cricket can get. because the bigger the pool, the bigger the competition got about half of a lot of tea, madrid, johannesburg. and just before we go, some news just come in scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon, he crashed. the light behind me now has announced the she stepping down as the

you are as quickly on, gv, i so mercenaries from south africa here. and so i saw us instructors, germans polish ukrainians from the i dar and as of battalions as well. as the ukrainian paratrooper brigade, there was a strong group here. are you made up of all they've got? they didn't want to give up. our cham, oscar, the road we cut off was very important for them. they were using it to deliver ammunition and food. but now that road is no more thorough as well as those mercenaries. well, now you have to brace yourself for some truly gruesome images. the defensive lies here in this building are held by you k mercenaries. this is one of them all. what's left of one of them close quarter come back is what wagner excelsior fighter, who was among those who stool this building shares with me, what kind of resistance they had too overwhelmed with machine gunners held up defenses in every stage? hearing those or they were even shooting in corridors to the door. it didn't help them though. shouldn't our guys know what to do to finish the entered the building t

it has come to this, believe it or not, south africa's they'd own. the electricity company, escal was one, is voted as the best power company in the world by the fi, me shall ties 22 years later, it is easily south africa's most reviled most frustrating, reliably, unreliable at keeping the lights on. and this image is struggle has been going on for the last 16 years. and what these people hit, who represent the feelings of millions of south africans, they quite literally cannot see the light and the end of the low shedding tannel escrow. and it's all the help they can get from the citizens. so when we provide solutions is because we have got whole that it can be resolved. currently, we understand what the management issue that is called. why should we not ahead? was management to measure that. is it a sort of a come report? so the $400.00 south africa has a shut fall of $18000.00 megawatts of energy. and this, by building to new coal fired power plants, they continue to perform well below expectation. and allegations of sabotage. continue to pin has

south africa, paisley soto, nearly $70000000.00 euros a year for the water. under soto uses the dams to generate electricity for its population of the local project manager from the list. so to highlands authority tells us that him 5 years time. the dumb wool will stand right here. $5000.00 hectares of land will them be flooded as we are all away, this kind of projects would have social impacts and environmental impacts. and what we, as the project pebble at number of programs, which had been there, is customer lead vocal many desert as ways and means of ha ha, mitigating against the laws of land. that the laws over there are crazy. we have an perpetual mer to sea sick. we heard exactly the same promises 24 years ago when the cap saddam was built. all other dams feet that water into this reservoir, from where its pike to south africa. sick. we worked for the santa legal center. the project was conceived georgia by to an democratic governments of south africa, apathy division, and the military. it there at the gym in the social. those governments did not have

south africa still carries the tag of being the perennial chokers. and the t 20 woke up certainly didn't help make you met as was the team captain. temper bubble man was loved by all teams in the local s a t 20 tournament. raising the question even more, should he still be team captain with experience that he has in the talent that he has an ability that he has. it is a little pecking from the management, but some argue the biggest problem is not the chopping and changing of the national team. but rather the basic building blocks of cricketers in this country. i think we mostly focus on the big schools. we don't focus on the township kids and all that, but the to get most of italian from equal access will be a true measure of how good south african cricket can get. because the bigger the pool, the bigger the competition got about a set of r t lead rent johannesburg. and that's are up on the hour's top stories up next, is the mystery of the explosion of the north stream gas pipelines now solved with the bomb, shall revelations exposed by an american a

to the semifinals of the need to play south africa or new| need to play south africa or new zealand on friday will bring for the build up between now and then. might make this the one who decides who they will play in south africa needing that victory over bangladesh and if not, it will be new zealand to qualify and play england injason under 1a to when the early stages and just a third over without loss. here are some of our other headlines. suzann pettersen will lead team europe into back—to—back solheim cups after being confirmed as captain for the 202a contest in virginia. the norwegian has served twice as a vice—captain, most recently as part of catriona matthew's backroom team in their historic victory on american soil in 2021. the world anti—doping agency has referred the case of teenage figure skater kamila valieva to the court of arbitration for sport. it follows the russian anti—doping agency having found valieva bore "no fault or negligence" for a positive doping test... a decision wada have appealed. great britain's olympic gold medal—winning sailor eilidh mcint

so it's actually being done to en, south africa's electricity crisis. well, as the question that we put to alice von held her reporting from kicked well, it's clear that africa will need older, extra power. it can get sold as many plans, many projects. for example, wind energy, solar energy, i think, as well last year during the climate change conference, the hope was that i forgot maybe really go green. well, the government is clear, we still need coal. we still need nuclear energy. so to go to work on all these projects, what they are going to do is going to be easier for private entities to have a solar form or have a wind farm and filled up electricity. and also consumers, if they do have the means to boots solar panels on the rooftops, and they have extra power left that they're not using for the household. they can send it back to, to sit african government. so many plans but not a lot of confidence because that african say we've been hearing is for a long time. now this is a crisis that has been in the making for many, many years. if you look at

me well as a war, rages on south africa has chosen on alignment and is odin military drills with russia and china? how do they justify that with i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. it's been one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by many across continent of africa. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it's affected me emotional goes, i have a friend who over the other from the ruddy when we talked last, it was like 2 weeks. this is not an address. i did that out. so for you to war, did that it was last middle. actually it's needless or is it says less work? put crazy is have really good. now i'm looking back from there such a laser praises. they have gone up making food become such as cost for more detail because of legal has become very high. ah, you'd see at the, for example, if you had it as highly as isn't meaningful off any, it had offered this, it has become very tough for most of what a drivers, the taxi drivers, several students over of nige

minister told npr that south africa wanted respect for its physicians and its wishes. it also abstained in the un, against russia. ukraine war shows how african countries are on a tightrope between acting independently, while at the same time, keeping the allies they want and need to help us understand the position of some african countries who abstained from condemning russia for its boy in ukraine. i am now joined by feet, my bearer foreign policy on geo politics aspects based in pretoria, south africa. hello faith. thanks for joining us now. africa did not condemn russia . how do you justify that? thank you. any, let us festivals can see that as you are marking the one year of the russia ukraine wall. so that because position on the conflict can be designed through a range of developments. and i think the, the most important starting point in this regard was the word that we saw shortly after the russian began what it called it special military operation. in march 22, a native nations general assembly in which we sort of africa then standing in the vote to condemn r

but the south african defense minister told npr that south africa wanted respect for its positions and his wishes. it also abstained in the un vote against russia. the ukraine was shows how african countries are on a tightrope between acting independently, while at the same time, keeping the allies they want and need to help us understand the position of some african countries who abstained from condemning russia for its bore in ukraine. i am now joined by faith, my bearer, foreign policy, and you politics aspects based in victoria side, africa. hello faith. thanks for joining us now. so africa did not condemn russia. how do you justify that? thank you. any, let us festivals can this into that. as you are marking the one year of the russia ukraine wall. so that because position on the conflict can be designed through a range of development. and i think the most important starting point in this regard was the one that we saw shortly after the russian began what it called it special military operation. in march 22, a native nations general assembly, in which we then standing in the board

how think providence crucial to south africa was economy? so much so that to this very day, john is big is still known as the city of gold. the mineral council of south africa says that the industry direct contribution to g. d. p grew by 36 percent in 2021 to nearly $27000000000.00. about $7000000000.00 more than it did in 2020. but despite these numbers, there are few for the future due to problems with exploration to incredibly long term love that you need and effect the long term le. efficacy be short considerably because of the political uncertainty and policy uncertainty there got also the corruption that's involved in dealing with the whole money licensing and exploration. but if the factors, the ruling party wants to set themselves in all the deals, that's made south africa, very unattractive. bless day to expend money for exploration. for the purpose of money, they are 2 types of mineral exploration, brownfields, and greenfield. brownfields exploration means the searching of additional deposits in no, when all currently mine sites, w

how thing province crucial to south africa was economy so much. so that to this very day, john is big is still known as the city of gold. the mineral council of south africa says that the industries direct contribution to g. d. p, grew by 36 percent in 2021 to nearly $27000000000.00. about $7000000000.00 more than it did in 2020. but despite these numbers, there are few for the future due to problems with exploration, to incredibly long term love that you need. and the fact that a long time, le, south africa has been short considerably because of the political uncertainty and policy uncertainty. the good of also the corruption that's involved in dealing with the whole biling, licensing and exploration. because the factors, the ruling body, wants to sit in all the deals that's made stuff ethical, very unattractive place to actually expend buddy for exploration, for the purpose of money. they are 2 types of mineral exploration, brownfields, and greenfield. brownfield exploration means the searching of additional deposits in know when or currently mi

andrew harding, bbc news, south africa. israel has carried out air strikes in the gaza strip after rockets were fired from the palestinian—controlled territory. the israeli military said it shot down five of the devices, the other landed in a field. the attacks follow a deadly israeli raid in the occupied west bank on wednesday. 11 palestinians were killed in nablus, several of them gunmen. our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. another day of death and bloodshed in nablus. the worst this city has seen since the depths of this conflict two decades ago. it started with israeli undercover forces seen here entering the city in disguise. then, more raided. then it was mid—morning, into streets packed with people, sparking gunfights with palestinian militants. troops opened fire and blew up a building in the old city. "i was woken by an explosion "and saw special forces "with dogs, troops connecting wires, "which i assumed were for explosives," says this man who lives nearby. the destructive force of an israeli r

but the south african defense minister told npr that south africa wanted respect for its positions and if wishes it also abstained in the un vote against russia. the ukraine war shows how african countries are on a tightrope between acting independently, while at the same time, keeping the allies they want and need to help us understand the position of some african countries who abstained from condemning russia for its boy in ukraine. i am now joined by fate, my bearer foreign policy, and you politics aspects based in victoria side, africa. hello faith. thanks for joining us now. so africa did not condemn russia. how do you justify that? thank you. any, let us festivals can see that as you are marking the one year of the russia ukraine war. so that because position on the conflict can be designed through a range of developments. and i think the, the most important starting point in this regard was the word that we saw shortly after the russian began what it called it special military operation. in march 22, a native nations general assembly, in which we saw it, then standing in the voi

australia said to south africa a chase of all, 157 victory, this game on. they got off to a sluggish start before laura started to claw her side back into the game. perhaps it was the pressure, but things were not clicking. she continued to shine, her 50 giving the crowd hope, but a slow run rate was leaving them with too much to do. when she walked, australia sensed the six title was in touching distance. valiant effort from south africa, but the day and trophy belonged to the girls in gold. thejuggernaut trophy belonged to the girls in gold. the juggernaut that is australian cricket continues to dominate women's game, but the impact with the

south africa is also represented by a frigate with a combat helicopter on board during his visit to south africa last month. russian foreign minister, sir gay lover of said that these maneuvers are completely transparent, do not pose any threat and do not threaten any 3rd party. but the drills have already caused a reaction from western countries. they have to say that the screen should change. read, greenbush thought thing will the wool and these are needed. the drills for dash is something that the is not the best thing that we would have preferred. we have the united states has concerns about any country, as we said before, country exercising with russia, while russia wages a brutal war against ukraine. we've said this before, we've been consistent on this. of course, every participating country will make their own decision. but again, we have said this before, we do have concerns. the french newspaper, latino writes that the drills of spark discontent among western states who consider these maneuvers a security threat. it says the drills are evidence of the failure of the internationa

south innovations have been going. retreat in the south africa basha in china, us main city hasn't declined yampa alone, empire gets somehow, it is being an end as irrelevant or even useless. feels that it must still in some ways to try and reclaim it. suppose at home on the politics of that offering company, the united states does on hitler, i t to disrupt her to interfere with her. so glen states with its people with its territory, also wiped her for each of america to have palm suits africa, bowl friendly exercising its a. so greg democratic guide whedon, america as he is so aggressive in setting up military base.