chancellor merkel on a state visit to southern africa weighed in to say the move was an unforgivable mistake she's calling for new elections and syringe. but merkel's been getting pushback so the party chief come coven bauer headed straight to the eastern state herself to deal with the rift between official party principles and syringes christian democrats the crisis talks went on until late into the night. and continued to party headquarters the next morning the party chief acknowledged that her counterparts in from india acted against her will. to do intuiting in another mistake and we made this very clear that the c.d.u. in the n.g.'s applauded its candidate against our clear recommendation although it should have been obvious to everyone that it was an opportunity to be a d. to play them in the putative games and to. at least the party's top tier members are in full agreement with their boss no cooperation with the far right period. well this crisis came to a head while chancellor angela merkel was out of the country on a 3 day visit to southern africa t.w. . is in angola the 2nd

german chancellor angela merkel joined by a dozen business leaders kicks off a 3 day tour of southern africa today in an effort to deepen business ties machall will hold talks with south african presidents or roma poso he is under pressure to deliver an economic down turn around following almost a decade of slow growth foreign investment is seen as key to the. w.'s aber increased reports on one of the 600 german firms who are 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 b. firm's best seller a pound for irrigation systems. for saudi started here 4 years ago and was happy to have found work after finishing a training at a technical college putting you see. going from 1910 and in contouring and i don't knows 19 eventually i came to kids. they gave me a job. pays b. is growing the company employs $450.00 workers in south africa and produces various problems and fell for us last year it's turnover was $1000000000.00 runs around $60000000.00 euros a record in case these 60 years

breezy further to the south 24 in doha on sunday and a warmer 29 celsius in riyadh now down into southern africa the rains have been heavy as well on and off for the last few days particularly across into namibia and they will stay that way as we go through saturday and the also push their way across and design via unwise front as well 3 more northern and central areas of mozambique will also notice more rain back into a forecast through central and eastern areas of south africa madagascar when you don't to escape the rain showers they tend to be fairly widely scattered over the next couple of days but again we could have some localized flooding from this and really elsewhere north a great deal of change very extensive rains heavy again trying to maybe this cocoa also flooding and again a line of rain showers into the northern sections of south africa but trying spoken 19. julian to be listening as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news channels for robotic stock and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the states mislead the public

this crisis came to a head while chancellor merkel was out of the country on a 3 day visit to southern africa. in angola the 2nd stop of course trip he told us that the political situation back home has been very much on the chancellor's mind. the developments and germany are following the german chancellor all the way here to angola we understand from her delegation that she is very much in contact with the leadership of her political party and she is trying to work on a solution as well but she did not want to talk about it she of the journalists tried to ask her questions during a press conference she refused to address the issues in germany and said this will be happening tomorrow instead she tried to divert attention to the real reasons why she came here she wants to intensify the cooperation between angola and germany specially because the current government of drought that has been in power for 2 years now has been trying to push forward a course of reform going against the trend of massive corruption that the country has seen here go in so it's trying to go out after the very people w

weak at the moment melinda this is all going on the chancellor arrives in angola she's there in southern africa for trade talks with president joe lauren so it's the 2nd day of a 3 day tour of the region which began in south africa their meetings likely to focus on improving the political and economic relations between germany and poland chancellor merkel's also expected to show her support for lorenzo's a fight against corruption and his attempts to boost the economy so melinda cry how much has the chancellor been dealing with his domestic control mostly while she's away. well it clearly is on her mind and she's had some quite strong words to say about it she said that that voting maneuver on wednesday in which her own conservatives the local branch there in 3 india in which they voted side by side with the far right party the a.f.d. that it was inexcusable that it was a bad day for democracy and for the values and convictions of her party that said the fact is the chancellor is very good at multitasking and she's had plenty of attention to focus on the topics at hand in africa including as yo

stumbling blocks you are seeing at the moment in trade relations between south africa or even southern africa and germany i mean there's the old contentious is the ease of doing business and of corruption but i think the greatest is shoe at the moment is a lack of knowledge on both sides as to what both sides can offer. i think many african companies don't know their german potential counterparts there's a lot of room for matchmaking and there's a lot of room for upping the cultural understanding jeremy gaines thank you very much for this insight thank you toyota's profits accelerated in the 9 months to december largely on the back of cost cutting measures japanese car michael also upgraded its full year profit forecast turbo charging the stock price the maker of the best selling camry sedan and prius hybrid said net profit jumped 41 percent to $18000000000.00 u.s. dollars despite the cheerful news analysts watching to see the impact of the new coronavirus in china had to yield to have suspended operations at 12 factories. this small northern german village of stock of the boasts the country'

german chancellor angela merkel is heading to angola in southern africa for trade talks with president bush while lawrence it's the 2nd leg of a 3 day tour of the region which began in south africa machall is being accompanied by business a delegation of business leaders she is expected to show her support for and fight against corruption. interviewed president head of the german chancellor. you visited germany in 2018 and now the german chancellor chancellor merkel will be coming here what are you expecting of visits noirish. we have great expectations for this visit. given that the relations between angola and germany have always been good. and now on february the 7th we hope to sign you cooperation agreements with germany and. for us you have been trying to or to persuade the german government to sell warships and because of the german opposition that did not happen we understand that last time when you were in berlin you were very optimistic that you could reach a conclusion what is the status at the moment. we're still interested provided that we get financing guarantees from germ

against corruption and now i'm joined in the studio by mcafee qubit regional coordinator for southern africa at transparency international the organization that publishes this corruption and this is this ruling that we've heard of today in france is that a good sign for me it definitely is a good sign for the one hand it shows that western enablers will no longer be complicit in the fight against corruption they will no longer allow their territories to be used to harbor the proceeds of crime i think it's also a sweet victory for the people of equitorial guinea many of whom live in abject part poverty as an immediate result of corruption. in the last couple weeks have been some high profile cases there was just some tears there was no o.b. and yes it is sign that things are slowly going in the right direction and subsonic i believe things that definitely moving in the right direction we have a trend of leadership that has taken a strong stance in the fight against corruption is no longer simply a rhetorical to win elections i think we've been seeing increasingly progress following electoral

megawatt enough to satisfy ethiopia's needs to export electricity to regions as far away our southern africa and west of europe as you can see behind me that to me the section hasn't yet been finished it will require 2000000 cubic meters of ronald concrete slabs to raise it to the final height that's also where the 13 power turbines will be inserted 2 of them will become operational early next year and that's when the 1st hydro power production begins ethiopia says this is crucial for its economic development so it down the passage country believes it has nothing to fear despite warnings by some of its sr experts but egypt that if it is totally destination feels threatened since the dawn of time it had the lion's share of the blue nile waters but that country described by your order to us as the gift of the night believes the down may deprive its population of its most vital source is especially if the opium insists on healing for 74000000000 cubic meters a watt in 3 years egypt has suggested it should take no less than 70 years as the talks in washington d.c. stumble at each round time is o

the making so to speak it's the 1st time an election here has been nullified is the 1st time in southern africa that even if it happened in the rest of africa most recently it happened in kenya in 2017 when of course the order to really run off to that election was found to have so many irregularities but right now this evening of course it's a way to see how people are going to react supporters of the reeling party and supporters of the opposition we know they plan to be celebrations tonight into tomorrow tuesday from the opposition people waiting to hear reaction from the ruling party and what the way forward for them is going to be next ok tell us practically though what happens there are those the president's. push to try and real ones elections or do things stay on hold while he goes to a higher courts. well things will stay on hold until these elections take place and if they deem to be credible and someone is easy elected in the country can move forward but for the past few weeks the president's party the d.p.p. have been saying that whatever the judges rule whatever verdict is made they

germany's chancellor angela merkel is on tour in southern africa not currently heading to angola for trade talks after a visit to south africa she'll meet and go as president while lower end so who came to power 2 and a half years ago on a pledge to create jobs and push on with development but many people doubted him the rent's who came from the same party as outgoing president jose at watoto santos who ruled the country for 38 years and corruption was blighted as has blighted angle of angola's economy for decades but lawrence who has vowed to go after elite figures such as the former president's daughter who is alleged to have stolen hundreds of millions of dollars but have the dreams of a new start been fulfilled d.w. went to the angolan capital one the to find out. no wonder the capital of angola on display in the city center is evidence of the massive oil wealth that has poured into the southern african country in recent decades. but just a few kilometers away is another angola one of poverty and mass unemployment. we ask locals as the new president changed anything for them. ther

we have to turn to southern africa and in extraordinary story in lesotho. firslady is charged with the murder of the prime minister's previous life. maesaiah thabane, seen with her huand, thomas thabane, turned yesterday.to a police this is one police poster that has been the run in january.on the prime minister has been and we know is estrangedling, wife, lipolelo thabane, was shot outside the capital two days before hisnauguration in 2017 shortly after the arrest warrant was issued, the bbc travel to the scene of the murder. >> 14th of june june in 2017 was driving home in the evening. her house was not far from heres but when got to around this point, for car was stopped by armed men. it's work, austin -- it swerved, lost control. they opened ficl and shot her e range. she died all must immediately. ros: more details on what has happened today. >> the current first lady of lesotho is somebody whoikes her fine clothing and somebody who many people in lesotho fee somewhat ambivalent towards if t indeed hostile. the previous wife of the prime minister was m

staying in southern africa, and a new film called escape from pretoria tells the true story of two political9. timjenkin and stephen lee had been imprisoned 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

correspondent simon young thank you simon meanwhile german chancellor merkel has arrived in angola in southern africa for trade talks with a president not and so it is the 2nd leg of a 3 day tour of the region which started in south africa talks are likely to focus on improving political and economic relations between germany and angola machall is also expected to show her support for letter insoles fight against corruption and his attempts to boost the country's economy did it was actually increased went to the capital lawanda to find out what people think of their president after 2 and a half years in power. no wonder the capital of angola on display in the city center is evidence of the massive oil wealth that has poured into the southern african country in recent decades. but just a few kilometers away is another angola one of poverty and mass unemployment. we ask locals as the new president changed anything for them. there is a change but it's all happening much too slowly. nothing has changed yet and we don't even have drinking water you know. but i am. the government should at least deal with

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the satellite picture in southern africa there is the risk of flooding has not diminished at all.ver severn, this time injuries be in shropshire. now we could see water levels in the river approaching record levels later on this afternoon. so it looks really nasty, and there is more rain to come as well. let's ta ke rain to come as well. let's take a look at what is happening today, there is the risk of seeing some disruptive snowfall, some of you at least, particularly across the north of the country. it has been turning gradually over recent hours across the north of the uk but in the south—western contrast we have them while they're working in, the is mild here is because it has increasingly been turning wet and windy. this band of heavy rain pushing across wales and the midlands is going to be putting into that cold air with the rain turning to snow across the rain turning to snow across the high ground of northern england and scotland, and we could see something like 5—10 centimetres, so there is the risk of some disruption, some of the heaviest snow coinciding with the monda

coming through over the next a dial so the show is actually stretch across a good part all of southern africa so we'll see some showers there into angola and also into namibia and staying a little disturbed south africa. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i'm afraid because i'm not on the minority of mugabe afraid of where do these ideas come from the tragedy of more lives how much we've tried to send a close getting to school a happy family over the course of joining me on just us here on the final part of my journey when i jus become a target of the hindu 1st policy in such of india seoul on al-jazeera. well again the top stories on al-jazeera china's hu a province the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak has reported fewer new infections on wednesday as compared to the day before that's after authorities reverted back to just blood tests to diagnose since. 2 elderly people who are on board a cruise ship that have been quarantined in japan for 14 days have now died from the virus those were the 1st deaths on the passenger liner which has the

reporter: not just southern africa but across the continent they're applying what the w.h.o.as recommended which is, one, making se that paramedics that need tbe trained are dskilled an also making se that people know howto do the basic -- to take the basic precautions, including washingands and getting medical kit. but separate to that, they've if also ided a few centers across the continent but also, and here ia, south afr that would be looking at cases that have been confirmed. it's important at this stage that the treatment plan is that people who are spected to beyi ca the disease should be isolated until they --they're diagnosis has been confirmed, that they're treated as people who could possibly pass on the virus. ros: much more information on the coronavirus via the c website, bbc.com/news. next in new york, the jury in the harvey weinstein sex crime trial has started to consider its verdict. if found guiy he could fe life in prince. he faces five counts relating to ases by two women ana unanimous decision is needed for a guilty verdict on each of the fiverg c. the f

coming through over the next a dial so the show is actually stretch across a good part all of southern africa so we'll see some showers there into angola and also into namibia and staying a little disturbed south africa. a unique kid endangered biodiversity lies in the heart of one of ecuador's tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about a city i knew most of which half here and now that probably alleges becoming boss other self bus or mission their communities out there are journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untouched team's efforts to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. were to be aware to. well again the top stories on al-jazeera china's who they province the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak has reported fewer new infections on wednesday as compared to the day before that's after all thor it is referred back to just blood tests to diagnose and since. 2 elderly people who are on board a cruise ship that have been quarantined in japan for 14 days have now died from the virus th

south 25 in doha but again some fairly strong breezes over the next couple of days now down into southern africa fairly dry in south africa nice and warm as well she's a 29 in cape town 26 in johannesburg but the rain is pretty heavy and really quite extensive too across much of namibia all the way across into northern areas of mozambique and the next couple of days those rains very heavy across northern and central areas of madagascar we could be saying around $200.00 millimeters of rain increasing and developing as we go through the next couple of days that staying dry further to the south 25 in capetown and a warm day in johannesburg a 27. when they're on line like probably recopy be one of the worst grafter going through really about. or if you join us on same terms a different diversity and inclusion and they were sometimes isn't always sincere this is a dialogue sanctions and the ways in which they were applied to iran are an act of war fair everyone has a voice we as a society that is so quick to victims they need to sit down and listen join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. welcom

south 25 in doha but again some fairly strong breezes over the next couple of days now down into southern africa fairly dry in south africa nice and warm as well she's a 29 in cape town 26 in johannesburg but the rain is pretty heavy and really quite extensive too across much of namibia all the way across into northern areas of mozambique and the next couple of days those rains very heavy across northern and central areas of madagascar we could be saying around $200.00 millimeters of rain increasing and developing as we go through the next couple of days that staying dry further to the south 25 in cape town on a warm day and has a 27. motor sport is big news in libya but staging car and bike trails here comes with its own particular risks our club could take part in the 26th rally because we were fighting a war against isis so i'll just see the world travels to the libyan desert to see how sport on for we can be a unifying force you know war chill country video a rally for a vote on al jazeera. come you're watching al-jazeera time to recap for headlines now the u.s. and south korea say they're c

produced megawatts and when they are completed, they will produce a little less than 6000 megawatts southern africaestern europe. >> that middle section will require 2 million cubic meters of concrete slabs to raise it to the final height. that is also where the power turbines will be inserted and that is when the first hydropower production begins. >> it is crucial for economic development in the believe it has nothing to fear despite warnings from some experts, but egypt, the difference feels certain. it had the line's share of the watches, but the desert country is described as the gift vital nile of its most source. egypt has -- should take no less than seven years and time is of the essence. meanwhile, the historic dam continues to take its final .hape from the legendary river, this is a mighty handle. >> it is now up to them to squeeze its way. this future and perhaps of the means of people, if not set in stone. >> police in costa rica have rated the present home as part of an investigation over the misuse of citizens personal data. it is the first time the home of the sitting president has b

in a market to decide violence against the groups so what is amnesty is director for east and southern africa saying the return of mass arrests of opposition activists and supporters is a worrying signal in ethiopia these sweeping arrests risks undermining the rights to freedom of expression and association ahead of this years later this is not happening ethiopia tube is a free everybody's living here now to hear him there is make a mistake for. telling you although you're not a star out of prison or a political prisoners are we out of prison be admitting they were not as the robes to these these are the prisoners detained by the previous regime or oppositions are removed and peaceful are invited back so the political space is wide and everybody's in the country that are just starting campaigning in different parts of i'm not questioning that people are campaigning or register i'm just saying that human rights watch for example has said dozens of ethnic i'm horrid journalist were held 20000000 team in their report in the country i mean you were on this show 2016 as someone living in exile cri

6000 megawatt enough to satisfy ethiopia's needs to export electricity to regions as far away as southern africa and west of joy as you can see behind me that to me the section hasn't yet been finished its one acquires 2000000 cubic metres of concrete slabs to raise it to the final height that's also why. where the 13 power turbines will be inserted 2 of them will become operational early next year and that's when the 1st hydro power production begins ethiopia says this is crucial for its economic development sudan deposits country believes it has nothing to fear despite warnings by some of its sr experts but egypt that if it is told it destination feels threatened since the dawn of time it had the lion's share of the blue nile waters but that there's a country described by your order to us as the gift of the night believes the dam may deprive its population of its most vital source is especially ethiopia insists on healing the 74000000000 cubic meter reservoir in 3 years egypt has suggested it should take no less than 70 years as the talks in washington d.c. stumble at each ound time is of the

zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering most of the hands of climate change. listen to his governing old desoto convention part he wants prime minister thomas to ban it to step down after he was charged with the murder of his the strange wife the bomb has now appeared in court where his lawyers argued that his office grants immunity from prosecution by the sat with his new wife who has already been charged with the murder of people. in 2017 for me to miller is in the suit as capital macedo and she has more now on the prime minister's appearance in court. the city's prime minister tom to bonnie made a much anticipated however brief appearance in court earlier today this is after he left a suitor last week when he was 1st jew in court to face murder charges at that time he said he'd rushed to south africa for an emergency medical appointment since then he's returned to listen to but when he appeared today his legal defense argued that they are questions around whether or not a sitting prime minister should be charged and prosecuted the court r

as climate change is intensifying global zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering mice at the hands of crime changed flooding in southern peru has hit a valley near the met you picchu world heritage sites vehicles and belongings were swept away after heavy rains that 4 people have died and at least 250 homes have been damaged or destroyed when the 1000 jobs are at risk in greece where europe's only on nickel manufacturer faces closure the government says the state owned company locker is more than half a $1000000000.00 in debt and will be sold within the year john psaropoulos has been speaking to some of its workers in the port town of. the media's loosies has worked well arco since he was 17 he says nickel smelting was his only prospect of earning a decent living and supporting his family in this area of central greece. please if i were to lose my job i wouldn't find anything who's going to hire me at 48 no one wants someone that age and if they do they offer you 600 euros a month with out any social security. more than $1200.00 other worke

east things look better to the north a lot drier across much of the area but down here toward southern africa and cape town expect to see a temp just coming up here on sunday at 30 degrees and as we go towards monday $31.00 degrees for you. gives you a deal dead and did you get the peace prize too soon. is this going to hurt or help donald trump's reelection chances and in theory for one thing you could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me mary huff and as i put the upfront questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. you're watching auxerre on her reminder of our top stories this hour the philippines has reported the 1st death from the coronavirus outside of china a 44 year old man from harm died there on saturday the philippines and new zealand have now joined the u.s. at a straight here in banning travelers of recently china. iraq's president has appointed former communications minister mohammad a law we as prime minister designate but he's

cairo though on tuesday 22 degrees and as we go towards wednesday 21 as the expected high and for southern africa for cape town things are going to be cooling down over the next few days we're going to be staying a temper there as we go towards tuesday of about 30 degrees but by the time we do go towards parts of wednesday dropping down to about 25 degrees there in johannesburg a few showers at 28 reis. one is the last time you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every level or layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on saying the tension has to start from day one whether again you and attention or your own participants this is a dialogue everyone has a voice ok there are states that supply kalashnikov rifle varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on how does iraq . or. welcome back you're watching are just 0 time to recap our headlines turkey's defense minister says his forces have killed 76 syrian government soldiers is threatening further action after 5

east things look better to the north a lot drier across much of the area but down here toward southern africa and cape town expect to see a temp just coming up here on sunday at 30 degrees and as we go towards monday $31.00 degrees for you. explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how libel reigns influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution communist away feel castro is a feudal eastern not a communist just or wanted his country che wanted international revolution became a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . why the. watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the philippines has reported its 1st death from the coronavirus outside of china a 44 year old man from will han died there on saturday the philippines and new zealand have now joined the u.s. in australia banning travelers who have recently been to china. iraq's president has appointed a former communications minister mohammad alawi as prime minister designate but he's a

south 25 in doha but again some fairly strong breezes over the next couple of days now down into southern africa fairly dry in south africa nice and warm as well choose a 29 in cape town 26 in johannesburg but the rain is pretty heavy and really quite extensive too across much of namibia all the way across into northern areas of mozambique and the next couple of days those rains very heavy across northern and central areas of madagascar we could be saying around $200.00 millimeters of rain increasing and developing as we go through the next couple of days that staying dry further to the south 25 in capetown and a warm day in johannesburg a 27. talk to al jazeera we ask that we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption and the current we listen so if you reprint place china as an enemy of the west and that's really bad yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter although just 0 it is impossible to overstate the mental scarring of the survivors which peter lived in the home until the age of 4 when the nuns sold him all to yvonn

love with the children and the country, he begins a serious romance with a wealthy girl from southern africa, chelsy davy. >> she is very free-spirited. not someone who felt bound by world protocol, or tradition, and also shared his love of africa, and you know, which they had traveled extensively through africa together. >> chelsy remains a constant in harry's life for years to come. >> she also came into his life at a time when he was missing that female figure, to support him, and i think chelsy did that, and understood him, and she could understand that he had been through a very difficult time, and was still going through a very hard time. >> a very hard time that harry struggles to overcome. when we come back -- >> prince harry got so low, that he decided at one point that he might leave the royal family. >> and then, meghan markle's struggle with her biracial identity. >> she has heard the names from what her mother has been called, and she is well aware that is happening for one reason only and that is the color of her mom's skin. indistinct talking on tv ] hey. you fell asleep with

east things look better to the north a lot drier across much of the area but down here toward southern africa and cape town expect to see a temp just coming up here on sunday at 30 degrees and as we go towards monday $31.00 degrees for you. one of the really special things that working for others here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it is you know it's very challenging liberally but ignored because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories are just mandate is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. talk to al-jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption the current we listen so if you really put place china's enemy a couple more years and that's really vendors we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter although just 0 down on presence on donald trump jr was promised damaging in

just coming through over the next a dial so the show is actually stretched across a good part of southern africa so we'll see some showers there into angola and also into namibia and staying a little disturbed south africa. motor sport is big news in libya but staging car and bike drugs here comes with its own particular risks our club couldn't take part in the 26th rally because we were fighting a war as i said sir al jazeera world travels to the libyan desert to see how sport on 4 wheels come to be a unified force you know war chill country video a rally for hope on al-jazeera. i cannot walk my firing with my face you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification the biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a cost most crucially our privacy. and the force of a far far series on the radio addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics all hail the algorithm on not just the euro. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the w

everywhere from new zealand to southern africa to scandinavia to the middle east. 53 countries now reporting cases. that's six more than yesterday. major event across the world have been canceled. facebook's annual conference, geneva motor show, disneyland tokyo. many sporting events canceled are being played and empty stadiums. the swiss government has announced a ban on all events involving more than 1,000 people. there are a few notable figures overnight which came from overnight which illustrate this dramatic rise in the last 24 or so hours. in south korea, they have 2300 confirmed cases. that's a 32% increase on the last day. iran, 338, 3:30 3% increase. germany, 152% increase. spain, sweden, seeing them similar rises. there been some questions about why the u.s. number has remained so low in comparison to other countries. they say one of the reasons may be that they are having fewer tests done in the u.s. south korea had done 66,000 tests by the u.s. has done in the single-digit thousands. there are calls in the u.s. for more testing kits to be available. to ramp up the process. >> dan

it's pretty rare it's only the 2nd time that that has happened on this continent the 1st time in southern africa so it's a big event for a big blow of in favor of the rule of law in the conduct of elections which as you know in this content have often been completely rigged and forged and it could have quite dramatic political implications for malawian politics couldn't it insofar as it suggesting the parliament to actually reconsider the electoral board. yes and also to to to change the law actually the electoral law to include to bring it in line with the constitution by by by having a runoff election if nobody wins 50 percent plus one in the 1st drug and the electoral board has come out pretty badly in this i mean it's the the the judgment suggests that there was just blatant tempering you know i think this is going to become remembered in history as the typical election because according to the court judgement over half a 1000000 votes results were halted by to pick sooner which few people can remember since the top right era but played a big role in this election now of course we don't real

cairo though on tuesday 22 degrees and as we go towards wednesday 21 as expected high and for southern africa for cape town things are going to be cooling down over the next few days we're going to be staying attempt to there as we go towards tuesday of about 30 degrees but by the time we do go towards parts of wednesday dropping down to about $25.00 degrees there in johannesburg a few showers at $28.00 degrees. the rake's progress prominent figures of the 20th century and how life already has influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution communist away feel castro is a feudal eastern not a communist or just for want of his country che wanted international revolution they came a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . the whole d.n.a. of al-jazeera is to deliver news of people who are subject to the decisions made by the powerful but you know most of the times you feel about will the general election in december that's focus old anything when you see big grou

breezy further to the south 24 in doha on sunday and a warm a 29 celsius in riyadh now down into southern africa the rains have been heavy as well on and off for the last few days particularly across into namibia and they will stay that way as we go through south day and the also push their way across and design via unwise front as well 3 more northern and central areas of mozambique we also noticed more rain back in a forecast through central and eastern areas a south africa madagascar when you don't to escape the rain showers they tend to be fairly widely scattered over the next couple of days but again we could have some localized flooding from this and really elsewhere north a great deal of change very extensive rains heavy again trying to maybe this cocoa also flooding and again a line of rain showers into northern sections of south africa trying john spoke at 19. on counting the cost coronavirus could the economic impact be on a par with the 2008 financial crisis as the country the world is crippled by the bars cambodia faces up to the prospect of job losses tina begins its talks to avoid