for the mob it's has become a household name. against him throats in the for the rest from a previous quickly there's all kind of local food but then the comfort of a look only want us any self south of us me all to care i say to her heart that of course that are closer to. his early life was spent miles from anywhere on a farm in the north of the country. but to be plausibly. a condo but so with but they'll be he says what food's free thank you and good did also the steak correctly they. will spill without crispy you. know you know there's no place. i didn't. i've been to give us an i can't call food blog but the long forgotten by political report that is

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fourteen he was at an afrikaans speaking secondary school. because of the language barrier not many black people chose to gather. when he was seven schools had not yet been integrated starts what continuous flow. you know sisters and there's clearly a lot of flash and school and and school they took years to oppose it so sad it does not use the photos on next who owes her a date so. i'm ok let's go yes. it was only fellini the mocking was coco notice he would lead sydney i love brothers one of those good news first i. was stupid back at me. like a little miscreant. i didn't describe it as it is and look at his blasphemies i

could be stupidity sure for of off me. a twenty one villain was a university in johannesburg but playing rugby had already become his priority as a sport for a spell but that i'm not out of what a close call there's a lot of. farm threat because the hill. was. going to a moment of because of the dome of c.n.n. was iraq was still almost done with the vote it was you who can who has always been able to vote and said over the course only look. was that he but the sort i don't feel i can listen to stop on solid stuff i get to live a dixie i could have been i've been up for myself through an economic and then back as the over business of yes almost but i would devote.

more. it was november the first two thousand and ten when he heard the news that he had been selected in the squad to spawn on for quite a bit of the c.n.n. needed throats almost us and it was by that at least i could feel the no malice i mean i five's in less money for an organ through which was for free trade. be honest but two in front of loan and two in front of it along for the i know from the off spring look dude sure i could later look for an old friend of if if their fish came. data my base the conservation i was a key base the from the from all that. audio of what felt and as i said there were many ways that is what opus thought and eloquent full

of heart and like and that's the leader. for the better or for appropriate of. bluff or not and so i said it ok to fully didn't i'm not actually successful. xandra township in the north of johannesburg has been home to france his whole life . i'm living he had no i'm staying here now. yeah we did seven festing to have you defend sirius off of seven hobbs we've got it here when i was seven. do you prefer. to live. by then we were living i think we live in a fast living here i created my father my mother my sister my cousins you

can you know save living in this more crowded place. you know when it's hot you know it's not it's not a place and environment it's very neat. but a bit. chest automan you know and so far and free you know i've tried to. place to him already as much as possible. when he was fourteen his passion was saka. who end up ok the professional people for financially because. from side in when young. people will see excuse to read up on. bill. t.v. doing. he did get on t.v.

but not as a soccer player. or it's up. to me. overly disagreed with that you can look up your particular. sect. for me it was exciting because i was doing something that. and then in their spirit it was nice because well it does challenging because you have to wake up in the morning saying. my phone call between a lot i want to. be . his soap opera has come to an

end and france is out of work. but costing egypt. maybe your neck i lead up which you need to know and again. at twenty one he was just as frustrated. still government is not doing enough. and for may she need opportunity with you for now on fuel from god through. i know. i'm going to. be. living like that in life. and going to. do and then food to. get by i'm striving for. the twenty eight just a little doing something he never thought he would do. i'm fit to be fair that

b.p. . all believe a lot of you need to do for you. get more money you must. now yes i do you i have to think because of my sisters that we haven't had to say that learning how to cook for my father or if a meeting was off my five x. or. i may be levi and i believe. that i was told by the family assuming he sees behaves. but. i don't believe in what we do to change or what it best to continue to live we. fight.

i guess when you're twenty eight you feel that you should achieve something there is an expectation to have either achieved a certain level in your life or to be going somewhere. with what you want to do. grew up in an affluent liberal household in johannesburg it's going to be easy keeper i don't know how did it end. so like you've got some. emotional moment on the bag she and the one dog and the one catch oh my you look up to them. and take it off oh it's name's tom tom your. strong pets you know markets just very just a pain in the neck every week by fourteen she had started to produce off works.

this. is self portrait of an animal which is done and well passed almost. by twenty one she was into music and man. you know. do you have boyfriends you know. did. i think i was a very unhappy i know i was unhappy when i was a boss t. so it was a big escapism to go out and just behave as insane me as i could have my side by side the guy that night he was very nice and i think that's that's the sweet sad yeah that's that's bad that's not good that's. what i'm sorry to say that i'm not going to have a sense of what kind of man you would be understood. probably somebody who's not threatened by me

a lot of people are threatened by me so far as i'm concerned by your kids probably i mean you'll say something accused of being in your face very often. and when she met. sans life changed dramatically on many channels internets. it was interesting i got on some really bad blind dates some really awful ones and i wasn't like overly keen to meet him put it that way and eventually after two months of emailing i decided ok whatever that's a drink so i went and i told him before i got there it's just a drink i'm not feeling so well you know and by the time i had a drink and he got a really well i was like he was like oh do you want to go somewhere else like your show is a god but you said you're sick i'm like no no i'm feeling fine i'm feeling absolutely fine i don't even met somebody who i got on with as quickly as i got on with him. it's just nice to know that no matter what happens in the day i can come home and

he you know and the fact that for any device i can ask him the fact that if i have a terrible fight with somebody he'll back me up you know and that's how that unconditional. teach turkish. yeah i actually thing in. patients noisy for giving. me turkish what's the most complicated thing you can say. speaking and i say. that's about all you know if i don't speak english i'm pretty scary. to see this day starts and sweater at five am.

and. they. get one of. the few bright. she lives in three small rooms with her family. when she was a little go home was a shack in a squatter camp. and she don't know. how . much of a. long time. at twenty one she didn't have a job and helped around the house to keep busy. there's

a. bomb squad you see. i was in there miles good to see that i don't see my way so tina limited to says i'm not in and then i'm saying yes to the cell phone . not embassy across town every morning to get to the office for eight o'clock. i decided to myself so cold till we can score for the computer and administrate so i did that cause. seven months. and then i post that calls. just to get one on each and a note for the helps i knew. she'd been working as an office cleaner when she was

offered the job as a receptionist. at that time they told me i was going by the same time was good. i didn't have any idea how to weaken their office and i don't mean that in the record to support for. most of the people they put degree in to create what he had. but it would be like it would be been tricky. she's been there for three years and his salary supports the household my fist pay. lots of hundreds lots of what. and i didn't run to the woods before you begin to bung me maims into counted.

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form a committee to work through their differences but the military leaders still have a tape of the protest as main demand of civilian rule. now. we in the military transitional council would like to say together with a coalition of freedom and change forces there we are in this together in order to achieve the aspirations of the sudanese people and to build a prosperous future we are agreed on a number of main principles that is first and last we are partners and we will work together on disagreement we have to reach a common goal. we answered the call for a meeting following the positive statement issued by the military council regarding our demands the meeting was pleasant and in the nation's best interest we expressed our gratitude for how the military protected civilians and we agreed on forming a committee to discuss various issues on forming a transitional phase and roles of all groups involved north korea's leader kim jong

un and russian president that in that person had discussed the nuclearization on the korean peninsula during their first meeting and that of all persons as they spoke about how to improve the situation after the failed summit between kevin donald trump earlier this month. earlier this year rather a second round of meetings is underway trade is expected to be discussed. president has asked the defense secretary and the police to step down. intelligence about the bombing. the death toll is now three hundred fifty nine with hundreds more wounded thousands of troops have been deployed across the country to search for sixteen people have been arrested overnight and iran says the u.s. prepared for consequences of a. president. talks but only if the u.s. apologized to iran's foreign minister will still allow u.s.

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knock a quarter that i've given to her care of yet they actually did it my second thought i'd say that i don't buy that there's nobody doubts big makes it a long long day to fight them all on it's off the mark for my. both of them and nicotine were brought up with traditional values. you know or don't eat. love. my views what i hear just once taught by do not i showed. you saw what feels good to see you. as you been phone. and i on time north goonyella right.

here. i remember you were a virgin or twenty one ya both on that i think at that i thought that i didn't think. of that the other party ought not to anyone say it the seller live on i could do it and it had by walked a come across i said i mean somebody said it done to self the duncans awful i think it up to me. rugby lover and i was. near say is the. best. rock be able to stand that it is live in the sense that she would rather you did something safe and i think almost all fully in a concert for us and if i laugh about it we asked then say funded by the poke me. and get a lot more by i need it off the mike the kike in there is over it's like i'm doing

. the on. it's all about. france a seven month old daughter selena lives with a mother not far from him and alex. often to see each other. two weeks on left on two weeks how do you manage times finance the i.q. sometimes especially in terms of. need and they piece

known when there's no need piece it's a easy but my piece that tried to help me. we've made peace and some. some my. it's nice when i. asked for no kids on that day that. he said diety. ok and i like it now here's a preview we know some of that will be poured from the show. and so it's going to go. for five what if you mean you know hordes you know you go and buy that is one. day and. then you're going to be peace on. the. twenty one fronts and never had

a job. situation i want i want that that's obviously in the room for you to talk about and to try to i want to get i can spy on each one needs to asking. like nick what about. a moment you feel a sin if it's a license in the last the last week. now france has a new girlfriend to the who works for the n c and every now and then she likes to eat out. boy was. if you need to spot. you sort my genius like those two ts northwick you know. you would know any savings to give you seventy two didn't you but you didn't win last year come to the. us legal

. system and. this. you want to produce you want it looks nice and. then you know that he has a child. i know that as a child he told me. but so far it doesn't affect i want to see if you are to have to. give up. but not maybe after. school. or why do you why do you walk up and then your place. it will be a flow. to create there when god are

not. using my new pool party. i was gonna go to fast by me. i think you have to he went. in chaperoned by where you live calls on. i think you made me think that's part of growing up. so that's a new job that's coming up and then there's also. new data for macros so you can see there were twenty six of them are. at the age of twenty eight katter's got his career on track with a job as a market analyst. is days it's not about as fun i've got a whole lot more focused. store need to be more focused on a lot that i need to get done and stoning to. to push harder.

he discovered snowboarding at twenty one and became hooked which did not amused his father. he's always kind of medically sacrificed quite a bit for me to go to school good school not just any school so he's always kind of i like to sort of remind me about it you know it's now and then when i step out of line is like hey remember i did this for you you know so come on at least return the favor and some sort of way. no he works full time but still squeezes him quite a lot of fun or my friends are living alone we get together every monday we go each other's flats cook and drink rum and have a merry good time tonight it's cats turn to cook is preparing the food at the flat he shares with his friend nick make a point out that you were cooking on the gas was all but there was no flame are you kidding me. it's. whenever and when we standing in

a room full of gas that's totally. i just know a lot of cigarette up here you can have friends when ever you want by being gassed what you are done but the brother bugs you just love him and. when he started it's in john's tattoos cut loose from his upbringing and sweater. it's been a very core group of friends the past couple years hasn't changed much shane is the lead singer from desmond tutu's craig who shane's brother also in the band of them . knickers and a straight a designer so if you work in event management. said stars and he has experience in the ad industry. tonight the dinner is being held after

hours at angie's cafe round the corner from where they all have. or i'm pretty bummed about this actually. again let's have a look at all the chicken pieces on top are perfect and read to be eaten but every layer of chicken out on the bottom is completely wrong still. that's. up to temperature and we're just going to eat the millers only for now we'll see how the chicken is an hour. at least for now we got that and we got so this was going to work at that. the whole bottom layer of the chickens roll sorry guys so in this for when you all get drunk later you can have chicken. liver here is the list for. which. you know. what you think the difference is between black and white. and i kept the same skin.

to eat it so i could see. the cave time two years ago a whole bunch of friends and i we were trying to go into a place and even asses laden but i was allowed in because of their quota of nonwhite people in the club which i find quite weird. always had the thought that to live in south africa everyone must possess some sort of piece of racism in them and that sort of how we all function you know. it's going to take a long time for that to go away. i mean racism an old friend stephanie is in. and south africa.

her office after a. good. look at me that's all being self when we. were four hundred or going to be at the block the mark. of. most of the problems to be due to how do you provide. yourself people no tweaking being if people like radio which is so severe then. i think you can bear to. not much i guess i'm i feel like his vision. with his life is kind of fading into oblivion but fortunately people have taken over a majority forgotten about what he stood for. i've been here almost ten years. please no change is no different if we have to wake we have

to jump the water. we don't have street. lights. with us we have all of those for those come for us to go to. you can be huge one he doesn't bring up all those people who voted for him so they're voting on sorry i can't. even my temper senior was fourteen she was unhappy about the condition and. aims and something i tand it's not. the name forgotten about me it's one of the lower women that i'm calling plan. for myself. i'm from philly talking. but she still lives in the same place. you know with her son enjoyable. while i don't then i would say.

that i found here. we don't do anything. that involves we live and. i don't care. what. your. business. but. i don't know. whether i have a little. before . this nation would say you been in camp.

and i did as a receptionist in the morning my company. and. i don't like friends i don't need friends in my life. this is my real real friend. whatever. but then i can when the. door. right and didn't. spend money is the.

just gotten. some off when i was taught my brief. about new stuff. in between all those dream vision. smoking said the retired this morning all those things. to be quite ever so much on the end about i did the same time he'll call for. that's what i believe my building . put a love of art to good use she got a diploma and became a lecturer in graphic design all right so now i'm going to get onto the sphere right if i'm going to paint a sphere and try to blend it sort of looks around i be afraid of your painting your

brushes get them dirty don't look at them so you don't need water ok i enjoy teaching and i enjoy young people because i can identify with where they're coming from i can you know it's not long ago that i was exactly where they are a lot of people forget that we knew that age things a little bit different you know and. you got to your make some leeway for that. seeing them go from like being just passing students to like getting you know really good marks or winning something. is really great i like to see them succeed i get what i want to do is take a big flat brush the bending brush and i just started doing the fish and what i started doing was trying to get the three dimensionality. you guys have more time than i have i promise you. why do you have no time tell me. multiple times are you going to go into industry with

a them on things on deadlines like this is the time now advice to you to practice that technique because when you're not there you don't have time to practice you kind of have to deliver i want to get back into my art and i want to get back into that really seriously i hope to not work full time as a lecturer like i'm doing now and eventually work part time as a doctor and demarked as well there's nothing better than starting a project and finishing the project and having that sense of achievement i'm not quite sure which way they go now but this is what they're like when they're finished yeah that's right. yeah and they sold already so i guess that's a good thing that's success right yeah. unfortunately my mom. mother has long been a patron of the. chinese not my. tonight she is preparing for friday night supper.

time. will tell the world. what sort of religion are you i would cherish how much you. can watch things you have to do if you're jewish you have to do every man is a man. every year you have. you are carrying taps that pass away. i thought i would drift she's off to show you know i suspect a lot as a clerical boy. and he knew i was jewish that away i knew he was muslim straightaway i mean i'm actually an atheist and i theist you but that's not what i am and he is a very secular muslim. i think that's one of the reasons we adopt to be

honest it wasn't because you want to upset people it was just easier i think one takes it as a personal affront that we never told her but it wasn't about her at all it was just easier at the time we were young. like. a government. office and i remember when i read some in a very liberal record i'm not surprised i married was i'm surprised i'm married. if that wasn't my intention ever. in another unexpected twist she and i having to leave the country. is very much involved in southwest africa as you know. my husband being foreign really struggled to get a visa for him to stay in this country but i mean really really struggled took us literally ten months. of constant fighting i ventured to be got a visa which allows him to be in the country basically do nothing you can't work you can't open a bank account blah blah blah blah here's

a guy with degrees he wants to invest in the country he wants to make business what can you do you can't do anything has to go to namibia and do it there. the room. we always reach we can't change duty to getting past unfortunately it's what i did reach and now you can change the mistakes to be in seeing past you know you always go for what you always aim and we forded best you know i. don't know where the. consul for for by whom or that out of off that.

bullshit could have been in your liver for be out in the dark is why from oklahoma over the border than any write off. before but put on the shelf. and off from the can i don't get a key. because of oil by a clear nice wide open window. and. i'm full. and already see all the. police leaving the fields and i. wonder all the time that. colonists were no time when you saw. them torn i'm told. most of the time in the kind of thing looks like.

some things never change. it's exactly the same. in ways that i remembered when i lift up people just walking the streets getting drunk we saw the very long way to go. and not anyone i've been close to it we should be. there is so much more study should be done that needs to be improved do you feel a need to be part of that process i'd like to be a part that person. even if it's a tiny small bit i mean i think everyone can be part of the process but what do you think the overall. first on and. probably a sort of it's a. very it feels like a whole another world.

how we can apply this how even if i say that this is where everything happens on a sunday on see myself in someone's that heat from happy where i am now because i see we have a calling. how have you changed since you were severed. from the lives of the children of a part of a twenty one years story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change. south africa part. zero. hello again to welcome back well across labonte things are looking fairly quiet over the next few days most of the weather has been pushing out here towards the east what we are going to be left with is the temperatures beginning to rise

particularly over the southern sections and the central sections of iraq's articulate your forecast map as we go towards thursday twenty eight degrees is the forecast high here on third. but by the time we get to friday we do expect to start to start reaching that thirty degree mark here up towards tehran and back who we're still dealing with temperatures into the teens so a little bit cooler for you there well here across the gulf the winds are going to be easing but the temperatures are going to be rising so by the time we get to doha it is going to be on thursday a thirty degree day they have over here towards the dobie a twenty eight degree day for you but as we go towards friday thirty one degrees in doha but clouds in the forecast period and making their way towards twenty seven here across much of mozambique we are going to watch our next cycle and that is kind of making a landfall on thursday night bringing a very heavy rain across much of the area we do expect seeing flooding going all across much of that area but down here towards durban finally for you the rain is going to be easing a lot of floodwaters are going to be coming down down towards cape town though it

is going to be a nice day if you are twenty one and up here towards part about again more clouds with a temperature of twenty six. americans are struggling to pay their bread the problem isn't just limited to the cities. of all the governor of the idiot central bank has cost the country grows. we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. a country on edge church services in sri lanka suspended as police try to deal with ongoing security threats.

it's a problem you're watching all just there online small headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes russian president vladimir putin the north korean leader. kim jong un say progress was made at their first ever face to face meeting . also three senior members of sudan's military council resigned but protesters say they want all their demands met. and floods and mudslides killed dozens of people in the south africa's cause zulu natal province. welcome to the program security services in sri lanka remain on high alert following sunday's multiple bomb attacks catholic church services in colombo have been suspended but may resume on sunday subject to an all clear now the central bank was locked down following a warning about an imminent explosion multiple suicide bombings on easter sunday killed three hundred fifty nine people and wounded hundreds more meanwhile new

videos emerge reportedly showing a suicide bomber at a restaurant in the center of a grand hotel in the capital colombo on sunday and he was carrying a similar backpack to suspected bombers identified in other locations police say eight out of nine suicide bombers have been identified. our correspondent joins me now from sri lanka's capital flows over lots of moving parts to this story. for the past four days so just bring us up to speed on how things have been holding all. right i'll let you know what the what the situation on the ground is like now just in the last couple of hours this morning we're seeing a very visible increase in security presence and we've seeing it here on the streets of colombo about half an hour ago we were i.d. checked by air force personnel it shows that it's not just the armed forces and the

police but also the naval and air forces who are now involved patrolling the streets to keep. people in sri lanka say now of course this is after we've learned that sixteen people were arrested in a special operation overnight but just the day before police have also said that they believe that several people involved in sunday's bombings are still at large for the it's still a very tense situation here the road to the airport was temporary temporarily closed while police inspected a suspicious vehicle and then separately there was a bomb there was a minor explosion in the town of pagoda that's about forty kilometers east from here now and we're still waiting for confirmation on whether or not that was a controlled explosion carried out by bomb disposal experts that have been happening over the last couple of days but it really just shows how tense the situation still is here in sri lanka and in fact the archdiocese's in colombo has said that they will not be sunday mass celebrated in churches on sunday in colombo

the cardinal will celebrate mass on sunday and he's hoping to get that televised on the local station so that catholics may celebrate mass at home themselves and you can see emergency legislation. has allowed some arrests. you suggested as we mentioned. t.v. footage being released in a limited fashion to try and garner more information about who the suicide bombers were. how they actually managed to execute. the bombs in the way that they did. that's right now police have said that managed to identify eight out of the nine attackers the suit the c.c.t.v. footage that was released yesterday shows two purported suicide bombers with backpacks walking out of the left entering a restaurant and then we see

a white flash presumably the moment the explosion went off it's very similar to what was captured on a security camera in a church and never got there there was a footage of a purported suicide bomber also with a backpack entering a church so it shows that they had the same mode of operation they operated mostly alone except for the pair in shangri-la at shangri-la hotel now one thing police have uncovered in their operations and was quite surprising as well to intelligence services with the fact that many of these suicide bombers came from wealthy or middle class backgrounds they had been exposed to university education one even had a post-graduate degree they had traveled abroad to study abroad and they had not just been exposed to religious indoctrination so that's going to be a big step for police and security services in sri lanka heads while finding out how these people were radicalized and trying to clamp down on extremism in this country of course was the president taking the initiative in trying to you might

say keep the lid on any sort of communal tensions by bringing into faith leaders together what's going on. that's right now and this meeting is going to take place later today it's between the preston and inter-religious advisory. and this is important because in the early hours after the attacks on sunday there were isolated events where muslim owned properties were targeted and then on wednesday hundred. refugees from pakistan their homes. some of them were subject to attacks there were these were very few in number but these attacks were enough to cause panic and confusion and fear in this community and that's why we're seeing them flee in the hundred but religious leaders have been very keen to stress that the muslim community should not be targeted in fact when we spoke to the archbishop of colombo yesterday he told us

that muslims are their brothers and sisters and that the people who carried out these attacks were people who did not have any faith because they had targeted innocent people this is a message of unity and peace that religious leaders are very keen to send to the rest of. the league with the floor. with you throughout the day thank you. russian president vladimir putin the north korean leader kim jong il and have begun the first official summit in the city of lot of all strong. had a substantial discussion of the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. told the media he wants to talk about ways to strategically promote stability and jointly manage the regional situation the two are also expected to talk about bilateral trade. is live for us now in of lot of our stock and of course while the focus for the international community might have been denuclearization. respective relationships of as well with the u.s.

have been because they have more in common sort of that needs to be out you might say lack of formal meetings over the years. that's right so while of course they have a long historic relationship which goes back many decades which basically collapsed with the collapse of the soviet union but before that the soviet union of course was instrumental for the survival of north korea now they have said they have talked about this past but they want to revive their relationship into a more modern one there was a lot of smiles and a lot of kind words when the two leaders came out of their one on one meeting which lasted nearly two hours and came to and said he had a substantial exchange of ideas and he said he thanked president putin for giving so much time to discuss the future of the korean peninsula so there was a lot of body language and a lot of optics that are very important also as a message to the united states as well because the talks in hanoi just collapsed

two months ago which were going on between control and donald trump of course both of these leaders really want to gain some very positive more than the publicity they're receiving for this i mean russia wants to perhaps be seen as having influence north korea really wants to show globally that it has friends beyond its own borders. exactly after this dramatic collapse and her noise kim jong il now can't show to the world i'm not isolated i can still travel around i can go meet another world leader and talk about the future of the korean peninsula this is important for him and also to put some pressure on the united states because of course it's not going to like what he's seeing all the smiles between putin and kim jong un today so it could basically put some pressure on the united states to lower demands that's what kim might be hoping for putin it's important because he has been left out of the loop basically for

quite a long time he had invited kim jong un to come to russia one year ago but in the meantime came first meeting everyone else except him and now he is here and he can show that he can play a role and that he could be a mediator in the conflict for the moment so we'll leave it there thanks very much service and vladivostok. letter to africa know these protests leaders are increasing pressure on the country's army by calling for a large rally to demand a civilian government three senior members of sudan's ruling military council accused of a crackdown on protesters have offered to resign and this comes after a meeting between the militaries leaders of the coalition of protest organizers and political parties the council says it's reached a deal on most of the protesters demands both sides of also agree to set up a committee to iron out disagreements after talks broke down earlier this week but there's still no word on whether and how soon the military will hand over power to

civilians one hundred hours our correspondent following events for us in khartoum have a dreamy let's just begin with these resignations that we're hearing from the highest levels of the military who was a and how soon can we get some official word that they have resigned. well yes they have already resigned and the military council last confirmed are three of them since the members of the transition. military council and this is part of the demands but the. protest leaders have presented to the military council calling them key members of al bashir with the men they wanted out of the transitional military council and the military council sunni leadership seems to be bending back. backwards as much as possible to a commodity that demands coming from the protest leaders but the hearing today they

are organizing what they're calling a million man march and we're already seeing a build up of protesters some of them coming from as far away places as food and other parts of the country people building up the square outside the defense ministry. headquarters and they're promising that is going to be the biggest early took question the transition of going through council to one over power as soon as possible to civilian. authority indeed we talk about the resignations we talk about the many thousands of people entering khartoum in this last movement of civil society but it's everybody you might say from these various disparate civil society groups or bored with the way that they are conducting negotiations with the military one

assumes sometimes that certain groups might not always be on board. and be agreement with the consensus.