citizens coalition for change became 2nd, and the previous presidential election is gaining 44 percent of the vote. we spoke, zillow, calls and herrera, who shared their expectations for the electoral process. now, what do you want? is peace shooting and off to elections. inch expects in improvement in terms of the economy. in terms of food, the jump creation. we need jobs as you, it's, you know, we need to, the, we need to, when you say things that are meant was a sense of winter and election is to collect the issue from culture like mtv and the president. people will know the needs of the people who are able to feel the needs of those people. so basically that is what i'm expecting. we is and bubble in. so just expect uh free and fair elections into video world full of the links inside the piece that is revealing before the election. so. so what do you

feel treating enough the elections also? yeah. what will that be going on? who owns the bones? well whoever gets the country's top job will face and media challenges living costs . and bob boy have skyrocketed over the past year with many basic goods up by as much as 90 percent with corruption remaining. an acute issue we spoke with representatives from zimbabwe is main parties of sellers. this is eva from the ccc part in aware limpopo from is i know p s on the importance and the main challenges of the election election that actually comes up to you. um the public is it'd be an invalid. see we have been empowered, the, the, the 2nd, the public here, which is everybody. none of these, it's the president of who is above where to m as of monday. that's completion of 5 years. this is given us the does allowed us to explain to people

what the notary public is done in the past, but it's and there's a lot that we have to talk about and the people our, the successes then the, the implementation of most of the projects, programs that we sent out by the pepsi is less congress and the other places like in congress, and they've issues that have been given to govern for internet this. so we're so excited about this development. and we convinced that people have is now seeing what is the prison to schedule 3. and what does that mean is capable, 3, in terms of invest starts of development, agriculture,

minding also because they've been developed. we've also created some innovative measures 2 to 2 clips. the scenarios, way we can ma'am, you know, which was all one products that really i haven't processed. yes we, the owner is telling you said that team glo to not the manual for money. pollution . that includes them, you know, level for free pass, nickel, freedom of movement, challenges that i'm stuffing fundamental freedoms and democratic lights as we enter into the next. she's the biggest area of contest as universities has been the issue of the test at all with the pointing stations the also a big issue. so each of us keep that thoughts on intel in the jews by the very nature they want to old elections as that each row without democracy. and this one of the things douglas been in before the fighting kid forms have been putting bustle for a song since 2018 up to date that there must be fund i, mendota phones,

the federal debt by the area of content issue. but what we have felt is the biggest as well known side of this has been the close of the democratic space. and obviously the attack on us is the north and decal position. you know that we are in talk good to a political bunch of financing that money wants to get away from us. but we've managed to overcome that old struggle. we're given charges to pay almost 1000 years dollars for every member of pile. i mean, that is was equaling to 210000. you tell us 20000 for potential con, did for you know, putting into a little bit a vision which had been under attack in us out. we would manage to make sure that we release the resources things to the citizens. effort in these and baldwin implemented to end the task for all right. be sure to stay with archie international as they cover the 15th annual break summit in south africa. they 2 is getting underway shortly by the

good afternoon. i am here with slides, the slug, omi, ceo of bricks, international forum and c. o of leading ladies of africa. thank you so very much for me. the time to be with our tea. welcome. thank you. thank you to thank you for the opportunity to but let me just clicking on the introduction chapter some and see of leading leaders of, of within breaks for the last 10 years. and the chip person on a group business. and we can go to the engine of a a, but it's actually so them do more international and more than books. but thank you so much and it's an honor to be here. oh my goodness. well, you're quite busy and we're so honored to have you, as you know that the bridge summit is taking place here in johannesburg,

south africa, the importance of creating what to pull the world has been one of the key discussions. what do you think of that? and do you think it is a necessary initiative, a view to this subject before? and i must say, i mean, i say this is the time that slow overdues people or countries have rights to actually start moving out of books. expanding into a much bigger worlds that is unfair to embrace no more than and to get out of the books, the usual books and just reach out to the rest of the world. obviously, it's exciting. absolutely. it is exciting and more than 40 countries have expressed interest to join the brakes, and their brakes advancing more multi puller would be something that is expected.

what do you think would be the advantage in the drawback for that it is excited to us as well because you know more than 40 countries already as a cheese breaks closer to the 42 percent, the wells and phases did to close the truth of some of the most powerful countries tends to have more the more the merrier. just open the ball. so that's countries const, i mean it just presents to the rest of the words, the business of the world, the communities of the world and amazing opportunities on which we are very excited . i mean that it actually has to happen during the trip to ship. most of africa. it is historic. some of us will be books from what i'm time is. i'm going to actually

watch these and then the young people take over on, on what has been building the last since 2010, 2011. it's it's, it's just been absolutely amazing. i mean, not knowing what to expect, but feeling that something amazing, amazing is happening is just absolutely amazing. fantastic. you know you've been working with the brakes since the inception and you know, the ins and outs of it. what makes the brakes unique compared to the other blocks that exist today? what's exciting about the brakes as we came in since the inception was the fact that for the 1st time in the very long time we've had the ones that you have different oils. you have, i'm in just looking at the books countries themselves and it is such a diverse, in a platform. and for the 1st time to now

actually even have the african countries coming on board, which has more than 50 countries. and to fix that with the application of more than 40 countries and majority to then be africans considering that for difficult was the 1st african country to come on board. and we don't want to always be those who says we're the only the only visit to on the table in the room. come at the more the merrier. and we all know that africa possesses most of the was a sources and throw materials and everything. so now breaks promises to be a platform of partnership. and that's what makes it more exciting. absolutely. and you know, you, you brought up a very key points, which is ensuring that uniqueness and sovereignty of each uh, brakes,

members and potentially joining members. what does a bricks membership mean? in terms of ensuring cooperation? the membership presents an opportunity of breaking out of the limited school. it presents an opportunity, it gives you a platform to countries that are almost like 4 than 60 percent of the world's changing. i don't culturally corner mccully and otherwise it is, it is very exciting. it also means that it can never be a domains or anybody feeling that the i'm also sure that it is a popular issue. it is different, it is unique, it's inclusive. so if it's, it's colorful, as you'll see now in breaks and the values, lots of color level vibrant, lots of it is just really an amazing. it presents an amazing opportunity to of conscious becoming self reliance in terms of local productions. lucas

manufacturing this morning. the whole morning we were dealing with the minutes of trade and industry addressing manufacturing. and that's very exciting. yeah. a lot of the i cannot even mention say multiple opportunities on things. correct? well, you know, you touched on the importance of trade in and much has been certified dollarization, which has been the big in tender ends for our continent as we know and making it impossible to trade across borders. why does this idea matter to the global south africa in, in just in general potential joining members. we've always believed really that a lot of countries that actually produce rule materials. don't even trade with their own or don't even have their own kind of sewage does not make one says one doesn't make too um. so the excitement really,

it's not about seeing you are taking anybody out and replacing it simply facing very, i mean to of seeing if i am the largest producer of plants and i'm like so that is why shouldn't i trained and sell the flood to them to the international washer and i produce, i'm in mine for jews, and finish supplied with my own local kindness. and i mean, so to beneficiary my own country. so that's part of the excitement was that it please breaks comes with that fresh. you can see the independence in southern so of countries and it's long overdue. yes. and the introduction of a bricks. currency is also suppose to make a trade possible for african states and not rely on thank us dollars. how are you?

it's what are your expectations for the future of this initiative? like i've just said, really that it's just questions of very i need to. if you have a potential $40.00 to $40.00 countries coming together in, in, in trading together. it is only say that the, the, the countries that would be dominant in the economy expense in production in the, in the us. i mean beneficiaries with a cut it and see that actually is used by the majority and, and there's nothing wrong with say, and it kind of says as long as the cutting says there's no kind of. so that is imposed on countries that produce the raw materials and minerals to been trained on anybody else's kind of assuming that there's a room for everybody that it shouldn't, each of the day that we're going to push them. and because we have the gold and the

black to them on anybody, there she is free trade is what it's, it should be yes and ask because pass, especially colonial has, has been the biggest hindrance on african countries. foreign policy. how do you think bricks will facilitate in making foreign policies as to conform policies to its potential allies and members? more conducive for trade? i think bricks as low as the small bit loose. it's more inclusive. it's not infringing on anybody's policies. so it's about the sovereignty as the faith, it's about people determining their own fate. people are deciding on the house. they would like to treat which come and say they prefer to use. and it's just all about fan is insane. africa. time has a live, it's long overdue. it's how the years of africa,

she raising and bleeding. and then africans being the west africa, be labeled the death treatment african be i think i've been labeled africa, you know, like an awesome, it's a big often age. and i think now africa to see up because specially i'm africans coming out and embracing the rest of the other world and saying, let's just be one kind of full world trade. what to give us, improve the lives of our own people locally lead shutter to begin at home. that's what you choose. yes. and on that note, modern pan african examine how do you thing that can promote piecing development on the consummate. we come from an air of adams with conflicts and all these other issues. but i'm happy to see that the younger generation just one to be they don't want to add those 2 poles. and we're proud to say come into the,

the organizing and the running of the breaks lives time around has a lot of young, bloody needs with fresh ideas pressure. all adults can do is sleep and provide the wisdom and support to the cotton and a new disposal. so that very young generation is like let's as just let us out, then give us a chance. you sit back, give us a chance to run because we have to then leave a legacy as an older generation to we have to help the younger ones. if we can do that, we felt the pets and of conflicts and suffering and being able to sit around the table and negotiate and, and, and to resolve issues without pain. and that's now comes to people who don't even know what the conflicts are about. yes,

and you mentioned that the breakfast making a conducive for young africans to be a part and be at the call, you know, conversation table. mm hm. how does college through exchange between the bricks member states has helped in promoting africa and creating spaces where not just cultural, not just economic exchanges, but culture exchanges could actually propel africa. wow, you know, culture and exchange is of always been very fascinating in only as being a pub when we go that route of cultural exchanges, you find that on we at the end of the d, one common thing or denomination, or do you know many to among schuman beans, is that well and insurance? we are probably like the same thing. we laugh at the same jokes we find. so the cultural exchanges from everything, from music to odds, to whenever i'm english,

she, i see so much of my own culture. i see the way that shows sheets the boost because it's the same way we do. and i see that such commonality is the same way that i caught on the applicant, continued and actually realize that where the same people there's some tweaking that some would you did share in that, which is going to brings in the color i need self. but i look forward to a more robust cultural exchange from spots to odds to, to just spend bringing the generation to get that to grow up and not even being aware of issues overlays or anything like that. it's just saying culture economics . how do we marry them together? how do we just leave and white in the cycle of the human species? so that would be, and you know, women play a critical role in ensuring these cultural norms and traditions are passed out on what i think he aims of leading ladies of africa. and how can such organizations

utilize the brakes to further the cause? once again, you know, somebody wants it, and i quote, never has the ever been a time with the is a need for the, which is called the woman as the is now. and nobody says mazda of mazda mazda 0. they face conflicts because they bring up children who sometimes have different opinions and using the same house and they manage to bring . so this is the time. is it any of a time where we think that the women should have a bigger space on the table? because we believe that probably some of the things man is bringing that big flavor of being the main request from where the main or the head of a family to put to the family. for the same time,

you know the issue of 12 children as a mother and their mother's a conflict, the fest press. it's a family meeting. mother has to be they or grandmother has to be there. and i think the world currently needs that because when women disagree, it is, it doesn't take time to reach a point where 1st, if it escalates to something like give to kids, fight to something, the mother with orders why they are more about let's resolve these to a point which is, and i think sometimes the means that we bring up as mothers that we teach, that it's about defending and being strong and muscular. we need as mothers to put a little bit of a touch of the soft pots such and see, where are we going, who is a win? win is conflict and dilemma is a 100 percent. we as a mother, we need to come in mondays,

the ones and try and move on and put in place into this boat. absolutely. and how to multi polar summit such as bricks facilitate and help in attaining the goals of nonprofit organizations on the continent that address such issues as the messages perfectly and clearly articulated. and i absolutely agree with you. women always broker piece. we just need to have a table as seen at the table so that we could be a critical part of the conversation and the way forward. and you can just tell us a little bit about the importance of break facilitating non profit goals. when the brakes business council was there for me, the just a couple of years ago, it was just on me and it was use i can boys club. the amazing part is it wasn't because men had a problem with women being at the table. it was probably because women

sometimes a step back from the culture of respecting the main thing they had. sometimes women forget to extra diseases. hey, wait a minute, actually. a good help to be a good at some value in the can you open up because i work with an organization that's leading ladies at near at 60 percent. 60 percent 60 percent of the support is actually 4 minutes behind the leading ladies. there's lots of very strong support to me. i have been amazing, popular as been with me and i've been to a business partner who just stated when he says, can i get a transportation to the event? and he says, but even if i'm not the i know that might lead to it, does it? not most people countries, so as long as my lead days, i'm representing me, it's okay with me. and this is a, a business part. now who's a medical adult type businessman and he has no program in stepping they can send

you lived up on right behind you. as i came in here you. so it is a man that came with me to make sure that you a key. ok when you are doing the interview and i critical cut my head so it's not about the competition. is us before it about this of all the way to, to get. but i think it's just a little bit more use a little bit more women to try and neutralize the situation in a positive whistling. let's work together as a t. not for a new one to use the other, i guess the other, but to see together we can achieve more and you know, you, you've been really great and providing us some of the most amazing information. what do you want to happen once to submit wraps up what i do a hopes in your, your dream. moving forward with the foot breaks. what i would like to see really is

that reflection. that is out there. now. the boss, the unit to the open is the one shouldn't be that, that we leave a legacy for the younger generation. we can only still do so much. but as i say, as we work together, the older generation, let's say the old a breaks coming and saying we're here for whatever wisdom, whatever supports the generation needs. and them coming to us as well and say, how did you, because together, what has been achieved in the last few years? if to get those things that are out on the table. and so, okay, how did you get this went to from here? you did this for the past 10 years. how do we then make sure that we achieve results? that brakes does not just become a top shop, like most confidence isn't something that's sudden we will because of that was the

resolutions and the next a book summit produce, it says these are the results since that last thing, this is what is happened. but we're not just talking on beautiful paper inviting and everybody goes owns that was in the confines, it was good to see old friends and all, but they, we shouldn't do more is out orientated. it should never be about anybody think this is mind that the most selfish way of handling any organization is feeling that i'm now here, i'm gonna stick with the information to help the advertisement. all we have the new ones here. we don't need the older ones. that's when told us give stifled, but if you come sit out, by the way, i'll get you handle this then. well, we went from point a to be sort of the next conference is about nowadays us, let's show what happened in the last few years. so mine is just to really exciting type of thing. i forget what i've gotten other countries coming on board. i think

some of the women from other countries like egypt and, and i mean, you know, i'm needing to pick out the, it just makes me feel like, wow, you know, it was all with a disability was not for me. but the ones that come off to us and the ones i do for the after much. thank you so very much for preview that we met. that was my see, it was a pleasure to have you here on our to international. thank you so very much. thank you so much for having me. the . the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants

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on the ticket. most of them the to fix group of countries exist. not only to strengthen government to government relations, but also to forward stronger times between the people's profile 5 nations. the seconds and the 15th annual brooks summit kicks off in south africa, was 30 nations and attendance and a multitude of global issues, a per discussion. and then that prime minister and around remote a praises the french alliance as a ray of hope for the economy. while the brazilian president hills, the block as a driving force for global growth show to the past from the 1st break summit are sharing the.