the other black defendants were imprisoned on robben island as goldberg was white it was jails and pretoria segregation also applied to prisons they all work up in the middle. wondering where i. am i am. thinking about prison. my feeling anxious you know 22 years of life but it was worse than his goldberg was released after 23 years in prison he then left south africa and campaigned for the release of nelson mandela abroad when mandela was finally freed and gave his famous speech rights yet on the balcony of the town hall in cape town gold watched it on t.v. he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa goldberg remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget. we mustn't live it happened again no internet any form but we do have. we will try responsibility of putting in a force. right now she day by day around the world. in opposition on shrooms which just move on. things together especially young people are not locked in. you know all right and that's it for now from africa you can catch wel

to al-jazeera that he is in fact there but according to police they say they were told he went to pretoria in south africa which neighbors will suit you for medical attention we've also spoken to his lawyer who is present at court saying that he does expect thomas to bonnie to appear in court this morning to have those charges of laid against him ok aside from the the details of this particularly in gauging case what about what or what kind of impact this is having on the country because of course the city is no stranger to political turmoil than there would have been attempted coups in the past. the city we has had a difficult past and we also know that in the last decade or so a prime minister hasn't finished a complete term in this country and a thomas dubon is also somebody who had previously flipped a suit to due to an attempted coup by the military now he comes from the all pursued to convention party it's a co coalition of parties that is leading parliament but this is a party that's also split some supporting the prime minister others saying that he has to step down what is a big q

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the other black defendants were imprisoned on robben island as goldberg was white it was jails and pretoria segregation also applied to prisons. well thinking about prison. anxious. but it. was released after 23 years in prison he then left south africa and campaigned for the release of nelson mandela abroad when mandela was finally freed and gave his famous speech rights you know on the balcony of the town hall and. watched it on t.v. he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa gold remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget to. happen again no internet any form but we. are. putting in. this move on. especially young people. you know. that you put on each of these and increase hunan joins me from cape town where president bush has addressing the crowd exactly from the spot where nelson mandela on this ticket he had to go on and that was such a historic moment to south africa one that shaped the nation how. on it today. of course it's a very emotional moment right behind me you can see

the other black defendants were imprisoned on robben island as goldberg was white he was jailed in pretoria segregation also applied to prisons there are times when i work up in the middle not. thinking about prison was. anxious. dennis goldberg was released after 23 years in prison he then left south africa and campaigned for the release of nelson mandela abroad when mandela was finally freed and gave his famous speech rights you know on the balcony of the. gold states on t.v. he now lives in cape town again and despite all the social challenges of south africa gold remains an optimist also when it comes to the fight against racism which is far from over we mustn't forget to. happen again. any form. we. put in. there's this move on. especially young people. you know. we spoke with him as president saddam was about to just exxon exactly then one day left and on this day . we asked what people this think on this momentous anniversary for south africa of course it's a very emotional moment right behind me you can see the balcony we have. addressed across 30 years ago and there's a lot of peop

a new film, escape from pretoria, tells the true story of two political prisoners who managed to breakd for distributing pamphlets for banned organisations. tim jenkin is played by daniel radcliffe — who's been speaking to the bbc‘s kasia madera. defendant number one and chief bomb maker, timothy jenkin, you are sentenced to imprisonment for a total of 12 years. as soon as i read the story and found out about the escape and the nature of the escape, ijust thought it is so genius and so brilliant, i was like, how has this story not already been told, like, how do normal people not know about this? laying out the most pernicious aspects of this anc ideology, that all races are equal, and all this sort of thing... in the run—up to this film, i read tim's book and actually that was really interesting in terms what apartheid was but also what the day—to—day life was of people who were resisting apartheid. and it is a fascinating part of the story which is they would probably not have been able to do this escape had they been a black because, even down to the way black and white prisoners we

a new film called escape from pretoria tells the true story of two political prisoners who managed toned on charges of producing and distributing pamphlets on behalf of banned organisations — including the african national congress. the role of tim jenkin is played by daniel radcliffe who's been speaking to the bbc‘s kasia madera. defendant number one and chief bomb maker, timothy jenkin, you are sentenced to imprisonment for a total of 12 years. as soon as i read the story and found out about the escape and the nature of the escape, ijust thought it is so genius and so brilliant, i was like, how has this story not already been told, like, how do normal people not know about this? laying out the most pernicious aspects of this anc ideology, that all races are equal, and all this sort of thing... in the run—up to this film, i read tim's book and actually that was really interesting in terms what apartheid was but also what the day—to—day life was of people who were resisting apartheid. and it is a fascinating part of the story which is they would probably not have been able to do this

i was going to say escaped fled not the right word but he's at least in pretoria not where he should be to face these charges. one martin it's also interesting that the private secretary to the prime minister tabo has been at pains to say that the rumors that he's fled are untrue and that this is a routine check up and many would ask what would the check up not then have been moved to if considering just how grave these charges are the private secretary say that says that the prime minister's health is important we have also spoken to the deputy commissioner of police who says that if the prime minister does not appear in court which at this point we now know is the case they would consider a warrant of arrest for the prime minister and then would seek the cooperation of south african authorities to try and get him back to my sorrow but given what to the private secretary has said the spokesman for the prime minister is that the prime minister is not looking to evade courts he believes in the pro says he's willing and able issues that there's a medical check up couldn't be avoided so

rose to international acclaim off to collaborating with paul simon tshabalala died at a hospital in pretoria. his reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera terrace the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has once again rejected donald trump's proposed middle east plan speaking at the u.n. abass of the proposal will only extend israeli control over palestinian land as protests continued in the occupied west bank he called on the international community to put pressure on israel to achieve lasting peace and not waste this final opportunity. so through. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us it's like a swiss cheese really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions to steal ladies and gentlemen includes instructions and the entrenchment of occupation and annexation by military force and the strengthening of the apartheid regime. turkey's president says syria will continue to pay a heavy price for the deaths of $13.00 turkish soldiers and it live over the past few days ankara is now sending more troops towards th

reports say his health deteriorated of the back surgery in 2018 tshabalala died at a hospital in pretoria it's 78. you can find much more on our web site the address for that is al jazeera dot com that's it for me charlie and i for this news hour i'll be back in a minute with more of the day's news to join us. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on what do you see gross is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drug this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist we are trying to baker the world smaller and smaller we don't want to be set realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing on al-jazeera this is a domicile in men's 4th trip to boozy in 2 days the fisherman is using his boat to risk you as many people as he can was stranded in the flood hit area off the psycho to die struck mozambique that was up when i 1st saw women with babies on their backs crying for help saying they were dying i knew i had to do something

south africa is also in mourning today for musical great joseph shabalala, who passe in pretoria. he created the choral group ladysmith black mambazo and led them to global fame and mule they collaborated with paul simon on the "graceland" album in 1986, and performether in zimbabwe in 1987, with shabalala singing the lead on a signature song. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nawaz: joseph shabalala was 78 years old. and, grammy-winning jazz keyboardist lyle mays has died in los angeles after a long illness. he co-founded the pat metheny group in the 1970's and also worked witthe likes of joni mitchell and earth, wind and re.66 lyle mays waears old. still to come on the newshour: a new twist in the saga of convicted felon and friend of the president roger stone. the view from beijing as t death toll from coronavirus shs no signs of slowing. to the hague: sudan's former dictator will be handed over to the international crimin court. and much more. >> nawaz: roger stone is again at the center of controversy. shakeup at the department of justice. stone is the sixth former sesociate of president tr