the courts 11 judges reached at this decision. even the other 2 consented that this was contained to court. and so we had said that he's going to be spending 15 months in prison. if you look on twitter, people are reacting in very positive ways. people very excited about this, many people that they never thought that they would see the say come, but that it is important for this country. so what happens next when you go to prison straight away? how did the constitutional court gave the former president, 5 days to turn himself into the station, stating that these minutes and at least have been instructed to make sure that you would be a jail within 3 days off that 5? as we understand it, you don't have to use it in the last hour. and she said that he has decided to be given the option of spending the job or it was we didn't tell the problems we from . and they decided that you will be spending that 15 months jail to in that's what

that is at needs. reaction from his side is not that directly with his daughter tweeting, he spoke the statement earlier, basically saying that he felt that the president would be shocked by the ruling. but as he said, he's a high and is ready to embrace ready to be mikael tip. so you have been given 5 days the last day would be sunday. so we think that any day between now basically that they would be putting itself into a police station in, in the home probably off was do that. that's how a lot of people have ready around him. last night. people camped outside, he told said these what he supported, who had said that they would be glad to get that nobody would touch him, but even they will not be able to do that before before by the law. this is going to be destroy the day for the 1st time in the country. read for the president, somebody who really had the highest power will be going to prison. so it's a day many for that because they were there. but if you called at the historic day,

a corruption still being a major problem on all levels of south african assigned to the do you think this verdict could in retrospect some day be viewed as a milestone? absolutely, and you said you heard it when the judge who read out this ruling spoke she she referred to the fact that when they looked at the matter, they considered the fact that one prison was not just an ordinary citizen. but this is somebody who has great support in the country, so you didn't get the sense the interpretation baby that they wanted to send a message with this particular just that nobody is above the law. and this is what it is being. embrace that somebody like prison jacobs room as being your same court will perhaps discourage other people in certain offices because they see that there are consequences to actions the force as this probe has been going on. the commission into corruption and the president we've been hearing off large scale that comes off the safe resources. people have been really frustrated in the

country that really needs investment infrastructure in jobs to see that that money was being looted by people in office. and so it is really hoped and you simply get the sense that people hold that people in certain government offices will see the judgement and that it will serve as a detouring factor to people considering taking a similar pot. who does this chris him on for in cape town for us. thank you, christine. the government in ethiopia has declared a unilateral sci fi and it's too gray region after 8 months of deadly conflict. but the rebels say they have now recaptured control of the city of mckayla in the regions capital. thousands had been killed since fighting broke out last november and more than 2000000 people have been displaced. the pain is everywhere. the thousands of lives lost. many others left fighting for them as to

1000000, displaced from their homes and living in whatever they can find and hundreds of thousands. now faith via the famine, with millions more in need of food age. these are the scars from 8 months of fighting between ethiopian government soldiers and rebel forces in the t gray region. on monday, the government appointed administration in grey cold for a cease fire before reportedly fleeing as will fall in the name of cheek grey into peace, loving people, the federal government for a sci fi based on humanity to prevent further damage says it is possible for people to find rest and become part of the solution is some that you can then the e. c,

p and government led by prime minister abbey ahmed, has agreed to the fees fire, but it appears the rebel t p l f o t great people's liberation front have not. it says it's re taken the regional capital mckelly, which it control before ahmed came to power in 2018 as cease fire is just what this region desperately needs. but no one is really sure if that's what it's really got. and joining me now from london is a mountain plot is a journalist, specializing in the horn of africa and also of understanding eritrea. thanks for your time to great rebel forces that have retaken the capital. how significant is this? especially for the people of people have to cry. oh, it's quite extraordinary. i mean, it is a complete reversal of fortune. 8 months ago,

they were driven out of the city of mckayla, which is their regional capitals. you right. the pointed out, and they were completely broken. the they were attacked by the trend army, by the army, by somali troops, and by the power of militia. and they were driven out of mckellar and have to retreat into the mountain and what appeared to be a complete spent force who would not only be able to mount a small gorilla operation if they continued fighting. they have regrouped reorganized, and 10 days ago, the launch and offensive, which has frankly, driven the enemies out of 2 great, almost entirely. i mean, most of the major towns are now in their hands. there were pictures of the people celebrating in mckelly. the ethiopian military sent plains into mckellar and literally took all the money out of the banks prior to the city forward. so there's no doubt that it has fallen the united nation to that with looting of their

computers. it's an extraordinary turnaround. so would you consider this a real turning point in this conflict? absolutely, there is no doubt about it whatsoever. the one thing that one has to say, and you pointed out the terrible simon that they've now been induced in this area. because the 1st battle happened at harvest time, you weren't able to harvest, they were driven from their farms and they've the block it. there's been a blockade by e. c o, p, and an error trade and forces preventing aid getting into the region. and as a result, there are something like, according to us, say i'd be there on $900000.00 people on the edge of starvation. so this couldn't have come a moment too soon. and the question now is will be easier because they are trans, open their ports, open their rhodes, and allow the a to fluid briefly have a look at the politics, the a prime minister. man,

he took office pledge reconciliation and then he attack take or what does this turning point? this is for, i mean for him and his standing well, it's a huge blow for his reputation. he's probably just one of the election. we don't know the result yet, but the come, but he's probably just one election. but that having put him, put him in a terrible position because he and person to saw the error trail launched this campaign against the 2 grand would turn to break them. and in fact, this is they are now in lockstep together. we just don't know what the result will be for their longer term, surviving that especially because our trend have last thousands upon thousands of troops in this battle. how will the army react? we just the massive plant. thank you very much for your time. take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. for ministers

from the group of 20 major economies are meeting face to face in italy today for the 1st time in 2 years. the gathering is aimed at improving cooperation on an array of topics including on vaccines and climate change. part of western canada recorded the hottest day ever on monday with temperatures the knots of british columbia. sewing past 46 degrees celsius for the south on the us west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of regular temperatures. experts warn such extreme weather. it is likely to become more common due to global warming. philippine president rodrigo detaches, says he is open to running for vice president next year. when his current term ends under the constitution, philippine presidents are only allowed a single 6 year term able to run for low of positions, opponents of cold prospect. a joke space for me, a painting by pablo picasso. that was stolen from

a greek gallery 9 years ago. has been found in athens. the woman's head, along with another painting by dr. alters pete monthly on, were recovered from a gorge outside the city. a greek man has been arrested in relation to the rising corona. viras cases linked to the delta vary and causing concern in europe. travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places just weeks after measures were eased. in portugal, visitors have been cutting their holidays shores, feeling a fresh blow to those whose livelihoods depend on tours. this daily has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to luxury. lisbon is very dependent on tourism. a large part of our business comes from this sector. lots of those tourists come

from germany, but with a delta corona virus, very spreading in lisbon and the l. gov. germany has now classified portugal as a virus variant area, even though cases remain low in some places. if you look at payroll in austria, only certain regions were restricted, but now all of portugal is being held responsible. that doesn't make any sense to anybody traveling from portugal to germany must now quarantine for 2 weeks, including people who are fully vaccinated. monday was the last day to leave before the new rules came into effect. it's been, i'm happy that we're going home today. it was just by chance. we booked for today, but we're on the safe side and won't have any problems. getting back to germany. i think it's good that they've reacted in and people coming back have to quarantine for 2 weeks, but the down for variant will spread anyway. i was, i was fewer holidaymakers will hit the tourism industry hot just when it was

starting up again. but back at the deli, jose bronco remains optimistic. chavez for the borders close and then open again. that's the pandemic cycle, but everything will get back to normal. the local certainly hope so. and so do the tourists i'm not joined. correspondent young phillips shows in other farrah town on the golf coast in the south of portugal, very popular with tourists and philip the lives of many people in portugal depend on tourism. the country had been opening up how they're dealing with this now. well people are shocked, especially here in the holiday resorts of feta. last year was already the worst summer season since the early eighty's and people were waiting for the famous light at the end of the tunnel, of course meaning for more or less normal holiday season. again, but this hope is destroyed. now of course, the germans are the most important group of holiday makers together with bridges.

and the ok has also introduce strict measures already for return needs from portugal and local. say that business just wants to buy another thomas even like this. so was it like that and now for, for the tourists caught up in this well, the german tourists have left already, at least the majority of them. i talked to management in the morning and he said that most german tourists have left the town probably only a very few remaining. there were a lot of last minute the parts and the worst for a lot of for a lot of here is that there are also a lot of cancellations. of course now for the coming reached the peak actually of the holiday. and for the wires, portugal been hit so hard by this

a delta very and well, a lot of experts say that it has to do with the fact that parts we've got a letter in bridges, tourists with our it's direct rules at a time when the does have very and was already reading in the u. k. they say this is one of the main reasons, low cost also blame the government that they allows the template final here some weeks ago. mentioned that city again. chelsea with thousands of british friends. but of course, those are all assumptions, nobody can say for sure what caused the search in the very case this year, for sure is that the country is struggling very hard at the moment and it almost seems like a desire for me. i was here during christmas holidays when, when portugal was opening up again to international tourists and

a few weeks later the very end started to spread in the country. philip shots and i will farah portugal. thank you very much. thank you. that's have a quick look now at some other developments in the corona, virus pandemic. the developers of russia's sputnik v vaccine say it is slightly less effective against the delta variant of the current of ours compared to the original strain. brisbin has become the latest, the strain and city to issue, stay at home orders and case is continued to rise across the country. more than 10000000 people across the street. and i locked down, and germany is foreign minister, high colma has defended the listing of germany's blanket travel warning for all corona virus. risk areas from thursday travel warnings for tourists will only apply to areas with an incidence rate of above $200.00 per 100000. and in areas where fresh variance are prevalent, the it's one of the great rivalries in football and

it enters, enters its next chapter tonight. when england host germany at wembley. in the last 16 of the european championships, germany have mostly come out on top. and these tournament clash with, with one exception, that goes way back. that was when england won the world cup of wimbley and 166, and then germany have one every major knockout match between the 2 countries. the team arrives in london having choked up a lot, a wind, and a drawer to get through the stage. now, $40000.00 fans are expected for the match. when did stadium, that's despite the rising karone of those cases in the u. k. the majority of the crowd will, of course, be support in england by germany. don't see the away trip of any kind of disadvantage. wembley stadium steeped in history and the spiritual home of english for player the atmosphere can be electric. the crowds also have

a tendency to panic when things aren't going so smoothly it should be advantage england and get a south gate. the germany know better than most that wimbley can be conquered. maybe england here on their way to winning the euros in 1996. and now they want to use the hostile crowd to their benefits. this emma is him a guy of in the to me diagonal fence. always awesome if the stadium is crowded with your own fan, but it's almost just as awesome when the whole stadium is against you. and you can reach your maximum performance and silence the opposition of support and foster. l aimed from the angel. united kingdom has seen a state rise in current of ours cases in the past week due to the delta variance. but that hasn't stopped plan to host about $40000.00 and fin on tuesday evening at wembley. it's certainly not an ideal situation. so some of the players

shaun, shaun guns that even the gatti, sons, or yes, borderline if i'm on a few 240000 fans in the stadium, in the only country in europe, where currently the incident is above average. that doesn't make things safer for us on the cell. it's nick, nick younger felicia on this is the bar from optimal. when you look at the big picture, just because i'm busied, you weight has been determined for as many fans as possible to attend matches at disuse, european championship, the show as always, must go on and the so does go on as we can see in the background that charlotte chance, phil, who's standing by when the stadium, the holy turf, wembley, how big of a deal solid is this match denied for the british fans for the english fan. okay. has the england friends that really is no greater rivalry than england. bus is germany. this is something that has been going on for decades,

and i have to say, anticipation is really building here. now. what, when believe fans already gathered at the stadium? i'm not sure he can hear them, but just in the distance there are a lot of chances you would expect being kicked around. there's a lot of excitement here as will be, and pubs and bob up and down the country at the moment. now, this does date back at least here in england, 21966, this rivalry that's the last time that england won the world caught this the thing germany. since then, it's been a lot of bad luck for england when they've met germany on the patient international matches the fact that 966 was a long time that england beat germany added milk out sage and a major international tournaments. so a lot of disappointment over the years, which is really just added to this rivalry for english fan germany fans a little bit different. it's not viewed in quite the same way. they have big arrival teams. what i have a tough match, the netherlands, for example. now,

questions being asked about whether this mythology, this history is going to have an impact on the england play is in particular, they've been off that it interviews the manager here, garrett south gate has said no, it's up to them to, to make our own history to redefine this rivalry, and perhaps in future at this game, have some happy memories of playing germany. this historic game also like everything at the moment, overshadowed by the pandemic. the delta barrier is spreading, the u. k. is massively effective and has stopped the further using of restrictions at the same time, 40000 people into wembley stadium. is that a good idea? we are cases are rising here day on day. and of course, there are some that all concerned when they see groups of friends packed outside the stadiums. they are now and indeed in the stadium as well. it will be 50 percent capacity tonight. and then at the semi final and final also at wembley, crowds are expected to be even big now. authority to the coach,

him and is his saying he's very excited to see fans back in the stadium after so long. he said safety measures are in place. he points to decide that you have to either have to vaccinations or show a negative private tests before entering the stadium. faith marked need to be warned as well, but there is some anxiety not just here in england, but in the part of europe as well. in the gym, the chancellor anglo medical has issued her own warning to authorities here, urging caution about how this match proceeds. the w's correspondence, solid cells and fill the land is wembley stadium. thank you, charlotte and i will shoot shaka the tournament on tuesday. switzerland reached the quarter finals off the beating world. samson's france on penalties in bucharest, yon summer saves killian him, but pays penalty to spend his themes through to the next round. france been $31.00 up with 15 minutes of normal time left to play,

but the swiss equalized with too late goals to force extra time. that will now face spain who be pressure $53.00 after extra time. and another euro 3. well, it was just football, providing some shocks in tennis. there were a few upsets on the 1st day of wimbledon. in the men's drawer was number 4. stephanie was definite, of 50 pass went out in straight sets to america as francis. yes, it was a 3rd 1st from 2 feet in full wimbleton visits 40 this month he reads the french open, final losing 2 nova jokers under the women's draw to time champion petra creative at the top of your screen. there is also, she lost to another american, flown stevens and straight up from the czech republic, won wimbledon in 20112014. this was not point to reduce showing the ball was it

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