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hello i'm christine want to welcome to date every news africa it's good to have your company it's a case which has shaken and they should be the 1st lady often is so too has been arrested on murder charges over the killing off the husband or the 1st wife of her husband prime minister thomas to body miles i haven't appeared in front of judges on wednesday just i was off to she turned herself in to police she'd been on the run since last month for taking it to a social form all but 1st this report. walking by her husband's side my assignment to buy a ines troubled times the fascinating yellow has been charged with the murder of the prime minister's 1st wife became testing the division of powers between introducer e and the government's support she's found guilty. and she's convicted. of

. i think for the. first. that would teach everyone but would be a lesson for every citizen especially people leaning forward positions of power the road to justice i have to been in the city where we have the best legal like any of them to i'm expecting that she might as well go they're being charged and you need to rise go to kate. dipper lay low to bonnie was gunned down outside her home in june 27 teen an armed gang was initially blamed the killing occurred just 2 days before thomas to barney was sworn in for his 2nd spell as pm he not only been fighting an election campaign but also would be to divorce against it. at its heart a power struggle for who was the rightful 1st lady of battle for influence in the

country last month in a suit used police commissioner links thomas to bonnie's mobile phones were cool at the time of the murder the prime minister was himself then questioned by police but he hasn't been charged. the story has sparked intrigue and anger in the normally peaceful country protesters want to bonnie to quit as prime minister immediately so far he's only said he'll step down at some point because of old age he's 80 but even if he leaves office questions about what really happened to his 1st wife and the quest for justice remain. for more on the developments of this case i'm joined by john lewis and get time who's reporting from listeners capital must say it oh hello one of this is see you obviously hot off the brace i see you in the car making your way from that court but tell us a little bit about what happened in court today as i understand it the formality off actually delaying the charge happened well all right we know now that.

the problem in this does wife has been charged with the mayor of his 2nd wife. 17 as well as the attempt at meadow. this is. about his friend who was with in the car was shot but survived of course died in that shooting as she fled to south africa last month to escape wrist why has she now turned herself in. so much we understand when she fled. it was to the knowledge that security agencies in south africa and subsequent negotiation that set up a can on voice of president obama with the. states are going to diminish that went to the suits but nothing. but following that we don't understand that it's an african security agencies give me an ultimatum to leave south africa all be honest

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

to to be suspect of this. because mas my. husband and we suppose that because of other investigations that have now pointed to him now. is the 1st used in this case what we can say is that the prime minister has been absent and. even in court today he wasn't present so don't cause because by his absence in terms of stepping down 7 we suppose that this case probably is the main reason why he feels that he needs to step aside but he still hasn't done that we know that he says he will retire when parliament has stopped at processes for him to do so and we are waiting for that to happen to see when he actually does this to you all right that's. and this is his capital maceo for us thank you now germany's chancellor angela merkel is heading to south africa and

again economic cooperation is high on the agenda president sit around a pole say is under pressure to meet his pages to boost growth following he is off economic mismanagement and he's jacob zuma now foreign investment is key to that and adrian krishna reports on one of the 600 german firms open for business in south africa. that legal mossad is in her element and they say operators making this small piece of metal it's an essential part for the k. is the firm's best seller the power for irrigation systems. mossad he started here 4 years ago and was happy to have found work after finishing her training at technical college. in you see. going from 1910 in contouring and i don't knows and being eventually i came to me again they gave me a job. pays b.

is growing the company employs $450.00 workers in south africa and produces various pumps and valves last year it's turned over was $1000000000.00 runs around $60000000.00 euros a record in case these 60 years history in south africa yes we are doing very well and this is the only thing that we are doing so well but i think we have a very engaged team as well we have a very bright product range which can help us to fit in a lot of markets and we have a very good export business we are supporting with our products so. it's a quality collets in africa south africa remains germany's most important trading partner on the continent 2 thirds of all german investments and the well business this still going well for many german companies overall the south african economy is in a serious crisis the population is growing faster than the economy and the unemployment

rates currently stands at almost 30 percent. across the country day laborers gather in front of building supply stores looking for work like many eric boyle is frustrated he hasn't had any luck for a week and now he doesn't know how he's going to support his 3 children with a business bed as a set of what's. pity about this country wide they're making. promises for youth. and be doing this for a long time and is about to have this think about it the government doesn't give us the opportunity when president cyril ramaphosa took office 2 years ago he promised change to tackle corruption in the government and within his own party which has ruled the country for 26 years he also said he'd get the economy into shape but so far there's been little improvement any state owned companies are close to call ups . manufacturer a k is b.

hasn't come away unscathed the company has had to buy expensive generators because of frequent power outages at legal mossad he and the team say they're still optimistic but the south african government are gently needs to invest in infrastructure. now el cambio is the spanish word for change and it's also the name of a sock academy in uganda the danish run mission aims to change the lives of underprivileged kids by giving them structure and education and entering. controlling the ball seems to come so naturally. and doing the ph the youngsters can be unstoppable. these are the children of the elcom be a small car academy in southwestern uganda being nurtured into potential of the future 100 percent sure that uganda through this program will have professional players then you can always talk about is it for manchester united or is a 2nd

a leak loop somewhere for me it doesn't really matter of course i won them to perceive the dreams and make them come all true but most importantly is for me that i can see that we have talent not just on the pitch but also outside the pitch and in the classroom i can tell that these children are really in a good path we have. to have respect for this jury and giving. birth of our use are important. because if you love one another. and if you look one and i've even. done it must all founded be about a year and a half ago as a nonprofit organization. he did so to support what children like patrick moore to be who joined us to losing both his parents but despite funding from big football. back in denmark the academy faces several charges in recent

upset be failed the team when they were denied visas to visit europe i fucked my bags and told my finish at home now so that people at home knew that i was approaching to another country but unfortunately lives are invested in it and i list it was a big shame because we really want these children to go abroad to be exposed to another culture that is also a part of this character programme. but that doesn't look cute this theory to be a young stud used to dream of joining the elite leagues in places like europe they . focus here just as there was the spirit of winning to give a. that was and that is a for now from africa as always you can catch stories on our website and facebook page now say will the view with images off africa's 1st maybe the next time i thank .

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says of. songs like don't go away but stay with us for all time. the fresh starts february 7th. home. hello and welcome to arts and culture a new exhibition of legendary photographer peter limburg opens and does a little also coming up. lots of controversy about roman polanski's latest film under spy but also nominations for film awards. latest exhibition and zurich highlights the fragility of all planets but there's always hope for the future through. we

begin though with an exhibition and just pulled off of pisa limburg photography which he himself put together just before his death last september. was one of the most influential photographic of his generation working almost exclusively in black and white he's perhaps best known of easy models like campbell and cindy crawford to supermodel status but as the exhibition shows he was so much more than just a fashion photographer. untold story was pretending. and retrospective of his work he spent 2 years working on the german photographer his friends and colleagues came to decide off to celebrate his legacy it's the 1st exhibition curated himself and tragically.