fired, joining us from johannesburg, welcome to the program to the both of you, let's start off: with uh miss wilkinson uh, what do you make of the numbers released by the uh world health organization? 410 israeli attacks on gaza's health sector since uh the regime launched this genocidal war and uh the attacks on the uh the health sector and health facilities in the gaza strip is in is does constitute a war crime and is in contravention of uh rules of armed conflict of international armed conflict isn't it? absolutely, it is, i mean, targeting hospitals, targeting ambulances, killing paramedics, surgeons, doctors, medical, students, i mean it's absolutely. the heinous and the uh world outrages probably uh should be epic at the moment, but it's actually probably is quite lame, you know the the the hitting of hospitals of wounded of people that uh have been executed who haven't been able to leave their beds because of their injuries, it's absolutely outrageous, it it's it's the most it's one of the worst things to happened i think in in this in modern history and the fact that the isra

patel in johannesburg. it's great to have you with us. so now israel, as we mentioned, in our intros launched a fresh attack on syria targeting number of locations in the northwestern city of aleppo. the attack is left number of civilians and military personnel. dead, it's damaged public and private property. now the syrian military said the israeli aggression coincided with a drone attack by uh terrorist organizations launch from idlib and the western countryside of of aleppo, as the massacre in gaza rages on. how do you perceive the israelis actions uh in other areas of the region and how much of this increased aggression would you say is tied to israel's failures in gaza? good evening and thank thank you for having me on this show. yes, indeed, this is the normal cause of action that israel has been doing over many years and as the war rages quite rightly in gaza, in fact the genocide as it rages quite in gaza, israel is feeling the pressure, it's feeling the pressure of the resistance movements that have continued unabated. as israel

patel in johannesburg, it's great to have you with us. so now israel, as we mentioned, in our intros launched a fresh attack on syria targeting number of locations in the northwestern city of aleppo. the attack is left number of civilians and military personnel. that it's damaged public and private property. now the syrian military said the israeli aggression coincided with a drone attack by uh terrorist organizations launch from idlib and the western countryside of of aleppo as the massacre in gaza rages on. how do you perceive the israelis actions uh in other areas of the region and how much of this increased aggression would you say is tied to israel's failures in gaza? good evening and thank, thank you for having me on this show. um, yes, indeed, this is the normal course of action that israel has been doing over many years and as the war rages quite rightly in gaza, in fact the genocide as it rages quite in gaza, israel is feeling the pressure, it's having the pressure of the resistance movements that have continued unabated. as isra

our guest there from johannesburg mentioned that.m wondering how much of defeat is that for israel, as much as it is for the us, who cannot, with all the assistance, financially and militarily to have given israel, not been able to through israel defeat the resistance fighters. this is very important question and actually this is what was in the united states backhead you know when the when they early days of after october 7 when the united states warned israel of a strategic defeat now it wasn't just the us official you know anonymous person it was the secretary of defense saying that and the united states does not want to go with israel. into this strategic defeat, but they cannot uh run away from that, because the united states understand very well that israel defeats mean not just the united states defeat, but it also means the western block defeat, and along with them, the arab reactionary regimes like saudi arabia, united arab emirates, the egyptian regime and so on and so forth, and they don't want this to happen, this is prec

our guests are from johannesburg mentioned that. i'm wondering how much of defeat is that for israel as much as it is for the us who cannot with all the assistance financially and militarily to have given israel not been able to through. will defeat the resistance fighters? this is very important question and actually this is what was in the united states back you know when the when they early days of after october 7 when the united states warned israel of a strategic defeat. now it wasn't just the us official you know anonymous person, it was the secretary of defense saying that and the united united states does not want to go with israel into this strategic defeat, but they cannot uh run away from that, because the united states understand very well that israel defeats mean not just the united states defeat, but it also means the western block defeat, and along with them the arab reactionary regimes like saudi arabia, united arab emirates, the egyptian regime and so on and so forth, and they don't want this to happen, this is prec

thanks so much for that correspondent on hook up reporting from johannesburg to mean by go see rebels have launch their 1st deputy attack on a bunch and ship at least 3 soon. i was looking for others wounded. often an empty should ballistic miss. i hate the cargo vessel in the gulf of aidan on wednesday the us ministry started. it has since cutting down 2 strikes against 2 areas. drones in a who's he controlled area of human that presented. and even at the threat, the attack on the ball bay, those registered true confidence marks a significant escalation by the who these as well as the depths the surviving crew were forced to abandon ship days earlier came the 1st sinking of a vessel in the red sea as the who is the spied miss solves, the bridge is shown freight to ruby mom. the ship went down with $21000.00 tons of fertilizer on board. racing phases of an ecological disaster. of the who's the say they are attacking shipping in retaliation for israel is offensive in gaza. the group which is backed by ron, has disrupted traffic in the red sea and go for of age and one of the world's bu

beyond, our guests on tonight spotlight are international human rights defender joining us from johannesburg and we also have human rights activist joining us from houston, texas. gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. patel and it's great to have you with us, so now israel, as we mentioned, in our intros launched a fresh attack on syria targeting number of locations in the northwestern city of aleppo, uh, the attack is left number of civilians and military personnel dead, it's damaged, public and private property, now the syrian military said the israeli aggression coincided with a drone attack by uh terrorist organizations launch from itlib and the western countryside of of aleppo as the massacre in gaza rages on, "how do you perceive the israelis actions uh in other areas of the region and how much of this increased aggression would you say is tied to israel's failures in gaza? good evening and thank thank you for having me on this show. um, yes, indeed, this is the normal cause of action that israel has been doing over many years and as the war rages." is quite right

brussels and we also have attorney activist and political analyst zakir ahmed maya joining us from johannesburg. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnian brussels, israel's prime minister as just mentioned is rejected new ceasefire proposal by the hamas resistance movement that included the release of the regime's captives and exchange for the release of palestinian abducties. give us your overall views on these talks. is netanyahu uh in your opinion a main obstacle to any cease fire agreement, as it may mean the end of his political career. thank you for having me. indeed, benyamin netanyahu is the main obstacles with his. government of course, because he is confronted with a coalition of ministers of the far right wing like the security minister being ver and the finance minister smotric who threatened him to pull out of the coalition and resign if he stops the war. on the other hand, he is confronted with the small war cabinet, benny gants and gabby isingort. 'who are telling him that the priority should go to release the prisoners and to accept an exchange of pris

brussels and we also have attorney activist and political analyst zakir ahmed maya joining us from johannesburg. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnia in brussels. israel's prime minister, as we just mentioned is rejected new ceasefire proposal. by the hamas resistance movement that included the release of the regime's captives in exchange for the release of palestinian abducties. give us your overall views on these talks. is netanyahu uh, in your opinion a main obstacle to any cease fire agreement, as it may mean the end of his political career? thank you for having me. indeed, benyamin netanyahu is the main obstacles with his government of course, because he is confronted with the coalition of ministers of the far right wing like the security minister being ver and the finance minister smotric who threatened him to pull out of the coalition and resign if he stops the war. on the other hand he is confronted with the small war cabinet, benny gants and gaby eisengott who are telling him that the priority should go... to release the prisoners and to accept an exchange

joining us is zakir ahmed mayad who's an attorney activist and political analyst joining us from johannesburg. welcome to you both. i'll start with you. we're looking at uh uh what appears to be average median average of anywhere between 50 to 100 palestinian deaths per day over 24 hour span. the un special reporter on the r situation in the palestinian territories, francesca albanese, i'm sure you've heard what she has said amongst statements, she said quote, there are reasonable grounds to believe that israel has committed the crime of genocide against palestine. is there any doubt that genocide is taking place in the gaza strap? well, there is no doubt except for us and israel and their allies trying to fabricate this as if it's a war between israel and hamas. the entire world now sees that this is a genocide, the millions and millions of people in the streets definitely in our region and west of asia, they understand. very clear that this is a genocide, not to mention also that we are not living you know in the 1600s and the 1700s, we are in 2023 where people can have access to informatio

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petersburg international economic form field session held in johannesburg. for the 1st time, the you're watching archie international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble that confirmed the death toll from the moscow terrorist attack has risen to 143, including 5 children. that number is expected to rise as more bodies are identified with many people still listed as missing us in saint petersburg. the picnic rock band held a solemn performance to mourn the lives lost before its scheduled concert in the russian capital last friday. the moral advance began with a minute of silence. meanwhile, at the scene of the attack outside the crocus hall on the outskirts of moscow, people are still bringing flowers and the children's toys in memory of the victims . the head of the f as v, as a cubes do crane as well as the u. s. and the u. k. of orchestrating the terror attack, which officials there have denied him in the ongoing investigation in moscow. washington is doubling down on its claims that isis should be blamed and said, it's clear that these claims are categorical

for me on this, we can speak to john list to circle motto in johannesburg to so what is the latest on the search and rescue operation? quite it's right to incident. indeed, a by last night, late last night, the scope questions to retrieve the parties was still ongoing. remember, this accident the bus fell into a vanity point 50. and because a down the, the bridge and the, the place is mountain the. so it wasn't easy even for a stress to which that and dad are treating the part is and it's best into flames when it hit the crowns. so some of the bodies of yesterday, and it could be beyond the recognition. so we expect that to them. they, the risk of punishes will be moved up today. so that to investigate task in the start investigating into executive what cost this accident do you know yet anything uh about uh, the circumstances around the crash. basically, the preliminary information that we do have right now a let me start off or taskbar to essays as they start investigations taking place. but what we know is that to dispatch it in the hip, and it won't be in this area in a better sho

so camacho in johannesburg. but the latest on the crash, this accident happened in emptiness area in nevada to shop off the road. and the bus is expected to suspect it now that the driver could have lost control when you are approaching this preach at causing him to be to the body, asked to hit the body as on the size of the bridge least over it. i was up to it in the past funding the own discords, then on impact it best into flimsy at killing what 5 people and with the ones the viable. so now as investigations are taking place, the investigate does a wiki, one is assumptions that to at you could have lost control of the bus whether it was brakes would that it was over speeding? it is yes to be asked that and was investigations. okay. i can on and, and how come and i'm accidents like b as in south africa to so to this accident, a vertical one. and so that's the guy, especially during this times when people are going on holidays are going on. is stuff just to give you a picture last year, especially if susan 2023

spoke to mxolisi masango, a broadcast journalist who's been following the latest developments from johannesburguntries electoral commission barred jacob zuma from running, tell us about that and its impact? this zuma from running, tell us about that and its impact?— that and its impact? this dates back to his conviction _ that and its impact? this dates back to his conviction for— that and its impact? this dates back to his conviction for contempt - to his conviction for contempt of courtjust a year or two ago. as things stand right now, compositions across the board was that part of the requirements of a person being able to be on the ballot is that they must be fit and proper, so this conviction renders jacob zuma not fit and proper to stand for public office, and through all of this month you heard that members of the mk party, which is of course headed by the former president jacob mk party, which is of course headed by the former presidentjacob zuma, said they might take a protest to the offices of the independent electoral commission. so as things stand, we are heading to one of the most

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to circle my lower in johannesburg. i please to trust people have been killed up to the cycle. instruct, madagascar pauses, more unaffected with houses, roads and bridges flooded or destroyed. the full extent of the destruction is not yet known. as many villages have been cut off from the rest of the country, a group of bands together to pull a woman to safety. thousands in madagascar i have been left wading through chest high tyrants of war. so after a cycling unexpectedly hit the island, it was predicted to bypass madagascar. instead, it made land full in the north region, winds of up to 210 kilometers an hour and a non dazing entire villages to hundreds of homes have been destroyed or washed away in the one still standing residents do their best to protect the food supplies from being carried away by the war, so that not everyone has succeeded. now on the because of the fleming, and we have nothing to eat of it. what small i children is sick because of the dust . he was a lot of people. we have no drinking water, a c

good morning from johannesburg.us among economists in the country seems to be that they will be growth rate for 2023. properly between 0.5% and under i%. in properly between 0.5% and under 1%. in a sense this will be good news because we will have avoided a technical recession because the third quarter of last year had negative growth. as you said in your introduction, the south african economy is not performing well and on employment is high. the population growth rate is hovering at about 1%. any gdp growth rate of less than that would indicate falling gdp per capita which means we will all be slightly poorer than we were last year. be slightly poorer than we were last ear. ,, , ., , last year. suddenly a better urowth last year. suddenly a better growth rate _ last year. suddenly a better growth rate here _ last year. suddenly a better growth rate here than i last year. suddenly a better growth rate here than in i last year. suddenly a better| growth rate here than in the uk. electricity production has been at th

based in johannesburg.st based in johannesburg. thank you for coming on the programme, just talk us through what we know about what happened here? is through what we know about what happened here?— through what we know about what happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost — happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control _ happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control but _ happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control but what - happened here? is unclear as to how the bus lost control but what we - the bus lost control but what we know as the bus was travelling from botswana to an area in limpopo known as maria. it's a church gathering that happens every single year and people from all over come through to this particular gathering. now, it seems as though from what we saw on the scene is that the bus might�*ve lost control, it hit the barrier and thenit lost control, it hit the barrier and then it seems as though it crashed, hung onto the barrier and then crashed into

climate problems are becoming more technical, so the residents of johannesburg will have to flock togah for vada. this is a huge potential for disaster - drilled water infrastructure, reservoirs, pumps, pipes, most of the water and the installation have not been restored for three dozen times. zreshty is in short supply. various forecasts from an international group of experts on climate change indicate that catalonia and most of the interterrestrial region will experience further shortages of water and drought. the first time of year is the desertification of the desert, there is no need to ignore this situation, the waste of water, so the people would not be able to afford anything, in spite of the serious ekalagic, social and economic problems. yes, from this day on, water resources have been completely eradicated from the first ever library of water. the subject is right behind the castle of switzerland. a number of tasks of my supracounika, addressing the existing problems of shortage of water resources and ensuring free access to information and methods. the people associated t

institute at the university of british columbia in canada and research associate at the university of johannesburgshe is a haitian-american scholar and co-coordinator of the black alliance for peace's haiti/americas team, which has been closely following the crisis in haiti. she has a recent piece in nacla headlined "haiti as empire's laboratory." welcome back to democracy now! events and development's are proceeding quickly. can you respond to ariel henry's announcement, we believe from puerto rico, that he will be stepping down and what exactly that means? >> thank you for having me back again. it is interesting what many people are saying, how could a prime minister that was not chosen by the people or as an elected official resign when he did not have a mandate to begin with. what i and many see is a charade apparently happening in the sense that they are trying to put the veneer of legality on the situation, basically saying henry has to resign in order to have a presidential counsel in order to move on with so-called free and fair elections. to me, the people making the decisions continue to

before that was at ucla and is research associate at the university of johannesburg.merican scholar and co-coordinator of the black lines for peace, which has been closely following the crisis in haiti. we will lead to your piece in nacla "haiti as empire's laboratory." when we come back, guilty. that is the verdict on the former president of honduras, convicted of cocaine trafficking after a two week trial. we will go to took was about the for the latest -- to visicalc -- degrees ago back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former honduran president juan orlando hernandez has been found guilty of cocaine trafficking after a two-week trial in new york. prosecutors accused him of ruling honduras as a narco-state, accepting millions of dollars in bribes from cocaine traffickers in exchange for protection -- including deploying the honduran national police to protect cocaine loads as they were transported through honduras. ahead of the trial in february, the former head of honduras's nat

leaders in johannesburg came to a common understanding that despite the expansion, which took place on association in the new expanded composition will retain the name brix. period, not brix+, just brix. this is a brand, it is a recognizable, sorry, trademark, and it will continue to be so. saudi arabia did not deny joining brix and has already taken part in two events this year. so, according to him , the composition of the association is clear. let me remind you that the brix group has gone through two waves of expansion since its founding in 2006. since january 1 of this year, the membership includes 10 countries. the redemption of blocked securities by foreigners from russian investors will heat up the domestic stock market. the moscow exchange index may grow by... and 5%, experts interviewed by vedomosti say. on march 25, the first stage of the redemption will begin; it will allow the citizens of our country to free up approximately 100 billion rubles. part of this money will invest in shares of domestic companies. the exchange mechanism is as follows: foreigners will use money fr

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david mckenzie joining us live from johannesburg.port. >> will thousands >> gathered on the anniversary of argentina's 1976 military coup to, on a victims of that former hey, the ship, human rights organizations estimate about 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured, and killed during the military dictatorship, nearly 50 years ago many of those who suffered under the regime were opposition members, union members, or students. this year demonstration is the first under controversial new president javier milei who has disputed the number of victims ireland is once again poised to get its youngest ever prime minister. the ruling thinner gael party has named higher education minister simon harris as its new leader. the 37-year-old harris would succeed leo varadkar, who surprisingly resigned last week citing personal and political reasons. but adkar had also been ireland's youngest ever leader when he was elected in 2017. at the age of 38, he guided the country through some difficult times, including brexit and the covid, pandemic in his a

israel in the court opened the parliament because of popular demonstrations in the streets of johannesburg the government to file a complaint in israel. the same people in south africa are moving along the coast, don't let these ships move, and to prevent killing, it is not a lot of weapons. you need a few small ships in south africa. they need someone to have a ship's engine and a small engine. if they stop working, a large commercial ship is in danger, so they see that security means you are the risk of business in the world. it has gone up a lot and insurance prices are going up . of course, as you said, it is a very important pillar that forces the west to prevent these crimes , which of course is not the same as preventing a paradox that the westerners are stuck in. west asia that you were with today's world.

the studio alongside myself, the journalist and broadcaster ted kofe and with us via skype from johannesburg in south africa, tisetso magama. tisetso is a long-time political activist and he served in various roles within the african national congress, the anc, as well as leading other grassroots movements in south africa, and he joins us in his capacity as the spokesperson for africa for palestine. welcome to you both. uh, tet, it seems a real shame every time you are here, and those moments have lasted, perhaps longer than anyone of us would like in this capacity, the the sheer numbers killed. the share brutality, just bring us up to speed with your reaction, well it it the longer the thing goes, the more clear it becomes that turning the uh the gaza crisis around, it's like turning a uh an oil tanker, you spin the wheel and it'll take a long time for the ship to take traction, but it's gathering momentum all the time, what? looks like something that will never stop is actually its way to cessation, i'm sure about that. and your own thought to set so, mean, we mentioned the horrifying stat

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let's bring in ondiro from johannesburg. why has this been so significant?l is very important because they hold effort because largest outstanding euro bonds. they secured a package that depends on who takes power. this year senegal became in oil and gas producer. some reasons why the selection is important, whether volatility will continue. tom: commodity story it is fascinating given they have become an oil and gas producer. what were the key choices for electors? >> there were two leading contenders. one promises continuation of policies and then we have one who is a firebrand and is antigovernment. he wants to change things including introducing a new currency. the advantages of having a cfa is lower inflation in the currency is stable. because of monetary policy, senegal has to overcompensate. people voted and counting is underway. we wait to see if they will be able to clinch the majority of the vote. tom: what is the state of the economy and the appetite for overseas investors in commodities? >> senegal is one of the few countries doing well and afric

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in south africa, following an unprecedented crisis in the water supply system of the city of johannesburggest city in the country, thousands of people had to go to the streets to provide their own water. wait a long time we have not yet received a report as to when the water flow will be restored. that's why we requested the government authorities to supply water until this problem is solved. put tankers at the disposal of the people of this region. if this trend is examined from a geographical and statistical point of view, you will realize that the amount of these tankers is not enough. the process of water cutoff has become so frequent that citizens and residents are asked to save their water reserves for future use. south africa , which previously faced the problem of power outages for long hours, is now facing similar problems in the field supply. people's drinking water has been exposed. this is a very serious challenge and we grow old in difficult conditions. it is difficult for me at this age to move this 20 kg bucket. we don't even know when the water flow is going to stop. angry

the studio alongside myself, the journalist and broadcaster ted kofe and with us via skype from johannesburg in south africa to setso magama. tisetso is a long-time political activist and he served in various roles within the african national congress, the anc, as well as leading other grassroots movements in south africa. and he joins us. in his capacity as the spokes person for africa, for palestine. welcome to you both. uh, tet, it seems a real shame every time you are here, and those moments have lasted perhaps longer than anyone of us would like in this capacity, the the share numbers kill, the share brutality, just bring us up to speed with your reaction. well, it it, the longer the thing goes, the more clear it becomes, that turning the uh, the... crisis around, it's like turning a um an oil tanker, you spin the wheel and it'll take a long time for this ship to take traction, but it's gathering momentum all the time, what looks like something that will never stop is actually its way to cessation, i'm sure about that, and your own thought is so, mean we mention the horrifying statistic

blood, shed. correspondents and the vehicle drove it says one gathering outside the us embassy in johannesburg. on the outside. the us consulate re, engine rating. they're continuing determination to oppose this radio corporation. also demanding action to be taken in the people i'm calling in god i'm pursuing and from god's i am genocide sort of private. and then once they pick, you waited with the my family 2 months ago from garza. and i'm here and in order to send a clear message to is what and they united states of america that it is time to sanction upon paid is that at this time for an immediate and permanent ceasefire. and it is time who the international community to say enough is enough us complicit. and they actually take us to on to positive strong. again, what is happening if they say fi fi and now the rest of the world will fall over? how well we establish and we make that ground, but out so growth because they are needing the sewing as well. not only the people and it's not about seized by you, now it stop the war. now we need to say stop. so we need to stop asking for c spy in th

officials on the next best when russia and africa has been sitting down to bring stone cooperation in johannesburg, the south african city who is the session of base and petersburg, international economic for him, for the 1st time of a seasonal of a con guy has the dates, house from the same the semesters i chose, sadly, of russia within the breaks the post countries as hosted a few fission for the st. petersburg, international economy par him for the 1st time if they've been to pull to give a leading decision makers from different states is to identify opportunities for russia. so the free time as the developing economies. this is of course, as we are just 2 months away from the annual conference in st. petersburg, widely seen as an occasion for attracting foreign investors, as well as an alternative to the world economy farm. specifically for promoting emerging during these decades. busy busy for a history of st. petersburg, international economic for him. for sure, it becomes the one of the major world events in the world of business and the main events in russia and form. for example, the last

now the women are recording us on the tablets in the township of alexandra in johannesburg. another project is boosting the technology skills of older women. 64 year old field lab lab received a tablet from the project. having done the basics herself, she's now posting them on to her grandchildren and helping them to navigate the digital world safely. * was able to, i would grateful that we now have tablets. we can use this. now we have youtube and wi fi whose are you looking to? what did i know about why fi? oh zoom. nothing's new wife, which is what i'm finding my way around that i'm seeing as much, which is what i said go go, go, go is the name of the project to honda spot. go, go is an inspection to, to me respectful time for grandmother. and so usually many young children have are brought up by that grandmothers and now i'm a ton. the younger generation can help them with technology to improve software such and such occasion system is failing much of its population and poor community. so for the most these initiatives and to benefit both young and old, not much lawyer o

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