were badly beaten and tortured they disappeared from the streets for quite a while there were your 4 rika moods and crowds on the streets in the last couple of days now that all has gone riot police is back it's also interesting there was an interview with an employee of a television the state television was also on strike this woman said that she wasn't allowed to enter the building this morning because she joined this strike and she said her legs and also the place of other of her striking colleagues was now replaced by russian specialists we can't confirm any of this but what we also know is that there are reports of a russian plane normally used by the head of the f.s.b. to state secret service in the moscow landing here in minsk and also departing again so there might be some involvement from moscow at the moment which is strengthening look at shankar surface mission who is still clinging on to power and what's the situation in the rest of the country. there are still reports of some mining companies where are some people still on strike but it has been increasingly difficult for wor

restaurants are quiet and there is concern here that it will take some time to see any changes so that rika is also unbanned alcohol for several months now during the lockdown the government had said that alcohol could not be consumed in public places it couldn't be sold and this severely impacted the restaurant trade some restraint saying that they had a trading capacity of not more than 40 percent now the concern from the government is the impact on the economy in previous months president had said that he had to look he would wanted investment of up to $100000000000.00 for south africa over the next 5 years that plan is of course been put on the back burner because of the lockdown people here talk about losing jobs and the tourism industry the hospitality sector has been severely impacted the minister of tourism has said that potentially 400000 jobs could be lost people here are hoping that the easing of restrictions will reinvigorate the economy and that people here people here may not lose their jobs. a south korean pastor who took part in a mass anti-government rally at the weekend ha

restaurants are quiet and there is concern here that it will take some time to see any changes so that rika is also unbanned alcohol for several months now during the lockdown the government had said that alcohol could not be consumed in public places it couldn't be sold and this severely impacted the restaurant trade some restraint saying that they had a trading capacity of not more than 40 percent now the concern from the government is the impact on the economy in previous months president i had said that he had to look he would wanted investment of up to $100000000000.00 for south africa over the next 5 years that plan is of course been put on the back burner because of the lockdown people here talk about losing jobs and the tourism industry the hospitality sector has been severely impacted the minister of tourism has said that potentially 400000 jobs could be lost people here are hoping that the easing of restrictions will reinvigorate the economy and that people here people here may not lose their jobs. all the sports news including a football team that was founded barely a decade ago