the anti-apartide icon, nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devoter time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years at madiba, as he affectionately known here, devoted to the struggle against the... apartite: this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievements over this period. the reality is that africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed it is still in our hands to combat poverty and in. equity across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf pack tried to make a difference, year some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcells to feed around one million people over the coming months. although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and core of his mandate was

during his life mandela worked to strengthen freedom and equality at home and abroad. this year's celebrations coincide with the 30th anniversary of the birth of south africa's democratic government under mandela's leadership ended decades of apartide. report from cape town. the anti-apartide icon nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately nonia devoted to the struggle against apartite. this year's anniverse comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievementts over this period. the reality is south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this says the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason mandela international day 2024 was marked themed it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity cross country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a show acker tried to make a diffe

for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed. it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway. "everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make a difference, here some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcels, which will feed around one million people over the coming months. although mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and the core of his mandate was social issues, he impressed upon the need for education, he said in his own words, the power is in your hands to change the world, um, and so i think it's important that we celebrate." that that we understand that there are still huge social issues in south africa, huge amounts of inequality, huge amounts of poverty, um, a large unemployment rate, especially of youth unemployment, with over 50% of south africans living below the poverty line, president siril ramap chose nelson mandela international day to reopen parliament after hi

now today, july, the 18th marks the birth dates of south africa's 1st president, nelson mandela. the late leader went on in history for his empty apartheid efforts becoming an icon right across the globe on this day the world owners, mantell is legacy activism and values. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, of this to say know some of the show those the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and does the theme of the z is nelson mandela international that reminds us going back to poverty? indian equality is, you know, and we can choose either the kids poverty we can choose to in the, in the quality we can choose to look at as far as the international, economic and financial system. in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. well, i'm delighted to say we are joined by nelson mondale is brun torture to quine montela to talk more about her grandfather's legacy. you are most welcome to the program, and we thank you for having me

july 18th marks and the birthday of south advertise 1st president nelson mandela. the late later went down in history for his anti apartheid efforts. becoming an icon across the globe. on this, the world honors mandela's, legacy activism and values. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, had this to say, you know, some delta show those, the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and does the theme of the z is nelson mandela international that reminds us going back in poverty? and the quality is, you know, and we can choose the, the, the kids poverty. we can choose to add the new quality. we can choose that as far as the international, economic and financial system in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. we spoke person to co say as well as a layman della nelson, mandela's grandson and former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community to night on this day and deliver humanitar

and does the theme of the z is nelson mandela international. that reminds us, going back to poverty, and the quality is, you know, and we can choose the, the, the kids poverty. we can choose to in the, in a quality we can choose to look at as far as the instructional, economic and financial system. in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. we spoke with nikosa as well. a valley layman della and nelson, mandela's grandson on former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community tonight on this day and deliver humanitarian aid to those in need, especially in gaza for us. so my duvall, my grandfather has been there faced so far a lot of illusion. he's been the here all forest drive, the for liberation. and our global, i coordinated for the fall and mason democracy. so through his legacy and the experience is we've been able to draw our lessons from docked to say, with the international community, partic

a valley layman della and nelson, mandela's grandson on former south african parliament number. he's calling on the international community tonight on this day and deliver humanitarian aid to those in these, especially in gaza. for us. so my duvall, my grandfather has been faced so far a lot of lucian, he's been here offers private for liberation. and our global, i coordinated father for mason democracy. so through his legacy and the experience is we've been able to throw lessons from docked to say, with the international community, particularly, or press the nations out on the floor. and this is why the, when it comes to palestine, we know very well this was a mentor that was close to his heart the only so the guy did the policy men struggle as the create just model issue a for time. and many countries remain silent. we have chosen to rise to the occasion and to ensure that we look into those experiences into our lessons for more own destructive for liberation, and how we can effectively stop port or press nations around the cloth. so we can do more, eh, on this notes and monda

day, i think nobody else in the world has a day uh specified by human being except mandela, so it shows that one day the resistance will all be honored and uh these people will will have to... regret everything they've done, it's just unfortunate that they keep repeating the same uh mistakes of history and they don't stand with the truth and stand with the uh just forces and stand with the oppressed people and that is obviously the palestinian people and supporting them, they have mr. faraza najim, manager of canadian defenders for human rights from toronto, and also miss charlotte kates, international coordinator of samidun palestinian prisoner society network from vancouver. thank you for being on news review section. and the viewers, thank you for watching the news review section. thank you and bye-bye. now continuing with the rest of the news, yemeny protesters have once again poured under the streets in fresh nation wide rallies in support of the palestinians in war ravish gaza. the demonstrations were held in different cities, including saada, the capital sana, and hodeda, which w

she interviewed nelson mandela metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them all. she's a witness to a century of history. shortly before have 100 bust day. we visited in her new home in denmark, shapes through how autobiography, which was published on my 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia, with her parents. an older system ma got. this is m doff as, as the only jewish child in the village school. i had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriend and, and, and, and jason, jason. this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in january 1933 for 9 just from one day to the next. i no longer existed for the teacher that she no longer called on me in class. when in the end, no one played with me during recess, please. oh, devices family living in europe like a nazi stronghold. the jewish population faced increased discrimination here earlier than

today, july 18th marks and the birth the f at south africa's 1st president, nelson mandela. the late later went down in history for his anti apartheid efforts . becoming an icon around the world. on this day, the world honors and dollars, legacy activism and values. you and secretary general and tony the parish have this to say. no, some dollars show those the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and there's the theme of these is nelson mandela international that reminds us going back to poverty. and the quality is, you know, and we can choose to be that the kids poverty we can choose to in the, in a quality. we can choose to transform the international economic and financial system in the name of equity. we can choose the fights, racism, respects human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. always spoke with and co say is all about lee layman della nelson, mandela's grandson in former south african parliament member. he's calling on the international community to unite on this to end, de

but earlier i got the chance to speak to nelson mandela's brown torture to quine montela, who shared some memories of her venerated from father. it was the same in public because he was in private. he was really loving and he had a great sense of humor. and i think that we as his grandchildren had a far different relationship that he did to his children because it kind of, you know, sensitizing to the world when he came out of prison that he didn't necessarily know anything about it. um, you know, the small things like how much things cost. um, i remember who agreed to, you know, the local gas station to go to get snacks because my cousins and navigating together to watch, to match the soccer match. and one of my cousins and said orthopedics, he's bringing some philippines and you know, my grandfather says what i should have been doing something but to eat. so, you know, he was very engaging and you know, he would always, again, lots of stories with a when he was younger and experiences that he went through. so you know, he wasn't a normal grandfather in that sense. not at all sure t

and does the team of the z is nelson mandela international day of the mines? us going back in poverty. indian equality is, you know, and we can choose either the kids poverty we can choose to in the, in the quality we can choose to could as part of the international economic and financial system. in the name of equity. we can choose to fight racism respect, human rights, going back to climate change and create the world that works for all humanity. and am i call it keen no. neil got the chance to speak with my dad, his granddaughter, to quine montela, who showed her memories of the venerated statesman. but the same in public because he was in private um, he was really loving and he had a great sense of humor. and i think that we as his grandchildren hit by a different relationship that he did to his children because it's kind of, you know, sensitizing to the world when he came out of prison. he didn't necessarily know anything about it. um, you know, the small things like how much things cost. i remember who agreed to, you know, the local gas station to go to

, mandela, to to uh ban them from everything. other lawyers and activists from the arab world and beyond gave detailed explanations about the objective definition of genocide, but also spoke about the subject of element embedded in statements made by israeli officials with definite genocide. experts at law from various european countries have come to lebanon to reiterate the need for legal action against israel, not only to hold it accountable for the current crime of extermination against the palestinian people, but also to prevent future acts of genocide. this they say can not be done with the current impunity provided by the united states. miriam sol, press tv, bairut. the iran nuclear deal, also known as jcpoa, signed in 2015 was. held as one of the greatest feets of this diplomacy and multilateral relations in history, but the united states as one of the signatories put the hard fort accord into cold water by unilaterally withdrawing from it in 2018. press stev's father masumi in this report tells us how washington and its western allies failed to abide by the accord. it's been nine

, mandela, to uh, to uh, ban them from everything. other lawyers and activists from the arab world and beyond gave detailed explanations about the objective definition of genocide, but also spoke about the subjective element, embedded in statements made by israeli officials with definite genocidal intent. experts at law from various european countries have come to lebanon to reiterate the need for legal. action against israel, not only to hold it accountable for the current crime of extermination against the palestinian people, but also to prevent future acts of genocide. this they say cannot be done with the current impunity provided by the... نوع بازی که داره صحنه پردازی که داره همه گرفته شده از هنرهای ایرانی هستش اپرای ملی ما یا تعزیه مشترکاتی داره با همه اپراهایی که در دنیا هستن هم از اپرای آلمانی اپرای ایتالیایی یا آپرای سایر کشورها. welcome back, the iran nuclear deal, also known as the jcpa, signed in 2015, was held as one of the greatest feets of diplomacy and multilateral relations in history, but the us as one of the signato

this is what he said, mandela, mandela to to uh... ban them from everything, other lawyers and activists from the arab world and beyond gave detailed explanations about the objective definition of genocide, but also spoke about the subjective element embedded in statements made by israeli officials with definite genocidal intent. experts at law from various european countries have come to lebanon to reiterate the need for legal action against israel, not only to hold it accountable for the current crime of extermination against the palestinian people, but also to prevent future acts of genocide, this they say cannot be done with the current impunity provided by the united states. mariam saleh, press tv, bairut. it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. the israely economy has been hit hard amit the regimes. months long aggression against the besieg, that's according to a company that provides business information for credit risk management. according to this company, some 46,00 businesses have been forced to shut in the occupied territory since to started the onslott last octob

school ofbala, which has served to be source of inspiration uh for generations, people like nelson mandela, matma gandhi, they all drew inspiration and they quoted imam hussain struggle in their own struggles, so i think it's only natural that you're going to see that a similar, even it more strongly playing out this region." whether it be the middle east or in south asian countries like afghanistan and pakistan where there is a significant commemoration and there's a significant flowing of the and of imam hussein so the oppression i think and the uh policies the hostile policies which the region has fallen victor to, i think that is pushed the region more and more embrace the imam hussein school of thought and for you the fact that this is such inspiration after all this time. for it to be a unity that happens because of it and it's inspiring so many muslims and the of time, well, as i said before, because it it holds values that are beyond time and place, it holds values that are needed in every time and place, especially that in every era that there has been oppression, there is no time

the rallies, organize, or nelson mandela's grandson says protesters don't want to see is really contenders represented at the olympics full. but the on the, on the, in the idea and you have been participating in the genocide, mclinn thing. war crimes and crimes are things too many the, you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we begin with breaking news. you many authorities have reported multiple casualties after and is really our strike on the red sea port of al who data at least 12 f 35 fighter just said to have taken part in the attack. a massive blaze broke out at the scene with a number of fuel tanks on fire. a power plant in the city has also been heavily damaged. the idea of has claimed responsibility for the strikes a and it was retaliation for numerous attacks from yemen. r t correspondent jamal al, as well, brings us this report from the many capitals to know the kind of the baseball violence of the city of idaho data. specifically on the ports device talks to the oil storage facilities in the pool to follow the data as well. as the diesel storage faci

and the policy of nelson mandela had go from south africa singlehandedly since the end of the parts i flew in 1994. is what some south africans have been saying about the new government overall. i think um a diverse group of people's i'll 1st diverse group of cabinet members which means for a future hold for you. that means that the more inclusive with the, of using the opinions of society, or also diverse group of individuals in terms of age range. so hopefully in the, on your future, we'll get to the invasion age group of having the arrow. it gives us to can the visuals within parliament and really with the confirm but some bullets different people with different philosophies while in cabinet. um, i'm not really confident about it, but did they say the peoplesoft advocate spoken have spoken. is that what they say they wanted? that's my question. um, i don't the least important sweetie, but a what can you do? because at this point i feel like we've spoken, but we're not being present. i wasn't surprised about many of them. i to, you know, there's a few that amuses me, like just doing

the streets of paris, forcing the support to the people of garza, the rallies, organize the nelson mandela's ground. this is joan to, to see is ready to attend is represented at the olympics pool. but they'd be all the same in the idea and to have been participating in the genocide as mclension. and we'll crimes and crimes are going to manage the issues off the international coming to you like to us. do you do in most go a pleasure to have your company over the next 30 minutes or so as we take you through the news that you need to know? so we're going to start low with some breaking news that's been coming in. this is ebony authorities reporting multiple casualties. this comes off the end is really a strike on the red sea port of alfie data. now at least 12 f 35 fight to jets has said to have been deployed in the attack. was of rockets targeted fuels f o is at the port assessing of a massive plays, as you can see from those uh images say about video enclosing heavy damage to a city power plant. now the idea has claimed the strikes of retaliation for numerous attacks from who's seen ripples.

celebration of the life, and then go see a former south african president and noble, rich, nelson mandela. but also of the idea that each individual has the power to transform the world. or if you are a young south african today, chances are you are unemployed. government fingers show 60 percent of the youth in the country are out of a job and might be struggling to even transform your own reality. the so called born fries grew up without apartheid, but have virtually all social indicators stacked against them. the resultant entire generation that may not see in politics a means to change their lives. how do you build your countries future when your fuel left on the sidelines to help us answer that question and whether south africans, young, south africans can turn things around. we have joining us from john this bird to content creators, samantha yonce, and who's also studying law and prolonging myth temple was also an electrical technician plus from cape town during a list of nicholas bower and tessa dues programs director, arizona, a circle, a think tank that's 6 to create spaces for p

i'm talking about nelson mandela was a great man, but he was only one man and a kind of an old us into a false sense of security that every generation is going to be an angelic figure. that saves us from ourselves so that africans can only save themselves, and that is done by finding other like minded sub africans to try and change the places where we live, the communities where we call fund and try and hold out each the constable and sooner rather than later, you'll find many of us of africans willing to walk shoulder to shoulder with you, to change the face of you committed to test. i'll like a final word from you. what is, what is your hope for the future of south africa? or i'm, i know for the future, so that's the guys that young people take power and, and really they power to themselves, to their communities and to the spaces that they operating to build the future. and young people are the basis for every generation and what comes comes next. and if democracy is going to mean anything, it means that this generation of young people need to have the space to innovate our democracy

gather on the streets of paris voicing their support for the people, gaza rally to organize or nelson mandela's grandson says protest or don't want to see is really kind of tender is represented at the old one a t o in the idea of being participating in the civil side, ethnic cleansing, world crimes and crimes are things too many. and washington just can't move on from india and prime minister and a render modi's visit to moscow saying it doesn't want to see its partner hugging the live in the russian capital. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we begin with breaking news. the many authorities have reported multiple casualties after and is really our strike on the red sea port of al who data at least 12 f. 35 fighter jets are set of taking part in the attack. a massive blaze broke out of the same as a number of fuel tanks on fire. a power plant in the city has also been heavily damaged. the idea of has claimed responsibility for the strikes saying it was retaliation for numerous attacks from yemen. r t correspondent jamal out as well, brings us this report from the amended cap

the rallies, organized or nelson mandela's grandson says protesters don't want to see is really contenders represented at the olympic boulevard. a piece of the same in the idea of trying to have been participating in the genocide, ethnic, cleansing, wall crimes and kinds of things to manage. and washington just can't seem to move on from the indian prime minister and a render lady's visit to moscow saying it doesn't want to see a partner liking the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international. we begin with breaking news. you many authorities have reported multiple casualties after and is rarely airstrikes on the red sea port of alpha data. at least 12 f 35 fighter jets are said to have taken part in the attack. a massive blaze and broke out of the seed with a number of fuel tanks on fire. a power plant in the city has also been heavily damaged. the idea of his kind responsibility for the strikes saying it was retaliation for numerous attacks from yemen or the correspondent jamal al, as well, brings us this report from the many capital. so now the kind of the race

nelson mandela's, grandson, who helped organize the valley explain the reason, demonstrates is will move to pace action. and he's also been commenting on the developing situation in yan paris today uh to make a call to move the entire uh, global community. so they don't make notes of the data to management and all across the which one is brent to call florida. then the offer partridge is arrived from the parish funding for games yesterday we were waiting last one at the headquarters of the i o. c. calling on the slip of the i o. c. to ben design misuse. that being entity from participating in the orland fixed income and the blood test are growing each day. we are getting hundreds and thousands of people into the streets that are supporting the policy and struggle. we already know a sales for the biggest protest in front of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, which will be on the 261 off road july next through friday. we are therefore calling one all civil society rick, i and label formations, faith based organizations, and goal brussel, which placements to contreras the on the ope

this is from nelson mandela's grandson, who organized that demonstration. he also had something to say about that developing situation in yemen. or we are here and there is some day uh to make a call to move the entire, uh, global community. and they don't make notes of the data 2 movements and all across the which one is brent to call florida. then the offer partridge is arrived from the parish funding for games. yesterday we were waiting last one at the headquarters of the i o. c. calling on the latest slip of the i o. c. to ben design, mr. zipping entity from participating in the orland fixed income and the blood test are growing each day. we are getting hundreds and thousands of people into the streets that are supporting the policy and struggle. we already know a sales for the biggest protest in front of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, which will be on the 26th of july next through friday. we are therefore calling one of the civil society rick, i am label formations, faith based organizations, and goal brussel, which placements to contreras

this is from nelson mandela's grandson, who organize that demonstration. he also commented on the developing situation in the admin. yeah. in paris today. uh to make a call to move the entire uh, global community. things on it now. so you got it through mid month. end all across the which one is brent to call for the band. no off i bought 3 tvs, arrived from the pedestal olympic games yesterday we were waiting laws on at the headquarters of the i o. c. calling on the slip of the i o. c. to ben design is, does that bring entity from participating in the olympics? in terms of the process started growing each day, we are getting hundreds and thousands of people into the streets that are supporting the policy and struggle. we already know a sales for the biggest protest in front of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, which will be on the 261 off road july next through friday. we are therefore calling one all civil society rick, cotton labor formations, faith based organizations, and goal brussel, which is bound to contreras. the on the opening ceremony,

this is from nelson mandela's grandson, who organized this demonstration. he's also being commenting on the developing situation. any admin yeah, yeah, there is some day to make a call to the entire global community. they've done it now. so the data to measurements and all across the which one is brent to call for that then no of our party to use arrive from the parish olympic games yesterday we're waiting laws on at the headquarters of the i o. c. calling on the slip of the i o. c to ben design, this does nothing entity from participating in the olympics in pen and the blood test are growing each day. we are getting hundreds and thousands of people into the streets that are supporting the policy and struggle. we already know a sales for the biggest protests in front of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, which will be on the 26th off for a july next friday. we are therefore calling one o civil society rick. i am label formations, faith based organizations, and goal russell, which placements to contreras the on the opening ceremony. we support the po

streets of power as boosting, as opposed to the people of gauze with the raleigh's organize on nelson mandela's grandson says, protest, i don't want to see is where the content is represented. feel in full but k t of the same in the idea tend to have been participating in the genocide ethnic cleansing, won't crimes and primes are going to manage the are bringing a news and analysis and comment. this is all t international, just going to find them here in most go and also in our data, and yet many, well we're going to stop this our. so we've got about breaking news. if you have any authorities reporting now that's 3 people were killed in schools, of others have been injured. this is officer and his radio strike on the red sea port of alpha data. at least 12 f 35 point the jets. the sets have taken pause in the attack. a dozens of rockets targeted fuel death. those at the port setting all stopped massive places. you can see that on your screen is damaging also, heavily a city power plant. now the idea of his claim that the strikes over tele ations, numerous attacks from the state, the rebels auth

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pressure, we see all those who stood by the of karbala, whether muslims or non mususlims, you see nelson mandela, you see gandhi, they have stood and they were clear in the going to win, definitely they are going to win, you see this, what happened in yemen, they were saying that we are standing against the operation and we are standing with the people who are oppressed and we are going definitely to win the situation because we are on the side of... hussain, we have our eyes on the ashura, that is how people of iran who stood against the world power and they were many countries, they were having their eye on the karbala and on the holy mission of imam hussein alah and we see as muslims we have a great faith in karbala and we know all that what is happening, it will be against those barbaric powers, they will never win, they will never get their... what they want from th those oppressed people, they want their heads to be bough bow down before those operation like america like israel, they want these palestinians to bow down them, but history has never shown this thing, but one of the points, i

and if he joins nelson mandela and george washington stepping down and not running again when he stillin a very distinguished group of people who showed that they put their country and their cause in about themselves. so i think would be consistent with what biden's biden's done during his presidency. wouldn't look better, though. if you are the trial like we just found out, he has covid and everything like. >> if you would do for health reasons, would that be better? not only for him is a legacy, but >> for the party because they'd be more united rather than are falling apart. >> well, if it's on us, if he really is suffering badly from covid in his health deteriorates, then, yes, but i wouldn't just use it as a cover words and skew. so i think it's very important to square with voters right now. and i do think there's time it is a little bit late in the game. and i think it's important, though, to for him to do this well before the convention, the sooner the better. well, you mentioned the convention. that is, you know, next month. but before that. >> i guess the democratic national

south african activist mandela attended the lausanne demonstration to deliver south africa's message to the international olympic committee ahead of the paris games. israel and its army are engaged in war crimes with the aim of racial and generational cleansing. a major crackdown is underway in france as the olympic games begin. my friends and i were arrested a few nights ago. the participation of israeli players in the olympic games has also formed protests in different cities of france to protest the participation of israeli players in the international cycling competition. with the insistence of the international olympic games committee not to limit israeli players in the french games, the protest process against the position of this committee, in addition to various french cities, here in lausanne in front of the headquarters the formality of this committee also continues. continuing the news with preparation footballs in different parts of the world , tottenham and manchester united's victory over milan was stopped in the final moments. in the continuation of these games, milan,

africa, another thing that did help that was the fact that the african national congress under and mandela did take the decision to bear arms and because they realized that they had to bear arms in order to liberate themselves from the aparthide regime, they had the right to do so, they had the right to defend themselves in much the same way that the palestinians under international law have the right to defend themselves. i might also add this: that uh you heard the the us ambassador make um a reference to the fact that israel has the right to defend itself, israel has a right to defend itself against invading state, against a state that um poses a problem, an existential problem. it does not have the right to defend itself in a territory which it occupies illegally and and in a hostile manner, this was this was has been established by um, i'm afraid that unfortunately special, the special reporter, her name escapes me just at the moment, but under international law, the israel does not have the right to defend itself in in in a territory which it occupies illegally and in a hostile manne

the rallies, organized or nelson mandela's grandson says protesters don't want to see is really contenders represented at the olympics.

nelson mandela, but also of the idea that each individual has the power to transform the world. or if you are a young south african today, chances are you are unemployed government figures. so 60 percent of the youth in the country are out of a job and might be struggling to even transform your own reality. the so called born fries grew up without apartheid, but have virtually all social indicators stacked against them. the resultant entire generation that may not see in politics a means to change their lives. how do you build your countries future when your fuel left on the sidelines to help us answer that question and whether south africans, young, south africans can turn things around. we have joining us from john, those birds to content creators. samantha johnson, who's also studying law and prolonging the temple, was also an electrical technician plus from cape town during the list of nicholas bower and tessa dues programs director, arizona, a circle, a think tank that's 6 to create spaces for political engagements. joining us from johannesburg as well. thank you all so muc

there is no liberation um of the region and of the global south indeed indeed point made by nelson mandelaimself all those years of go of course on his release now then david the the us and the uh the uk for that matter have repeatedly bombed yemen in response to ansa allah's red sea campaign, but there's no legal basis for these bombing rays is there? well, there's no legal basis for no, and and actually it's quite a lot of assurad the whole thing, i mean this was set up, if you recall the the americans said they were going to do this thing called operation protect prosperity, yes and they had a coalition uh and the first thing that happened was the us navy said we haven't got enough ships with this. 'm and then uh france, italy and spain left the coalition, leaving the uk, the us, the say shells and perhaps one or two other countries, and what they did was they said they were going to they were going to target yemen, and then all of sudden this stuff comes out in the new york times saying, well, we're wondering if we target them in a severe sort of way, whether that might lead them to se

south african activist mandela at the lausanne demonstration.ended to the message bring south africa to the international olympic committee on the eve of the paris games. israel and its army are engaged in war crimes with the aim of ethnic cleansing and genocide and crimes against humanity. our point is that genocide is not a game. french authorities have been putting pressure on the country's activists for a few days, who are trying to draw attention to israel's crimes during the olympic games . start-up. a major crackdown is underway in france as the olympic games begin. my friends and i were arrested a few nights ago. in addition to protesting the participation of israeli players in the olympic games protests have also been formed in different french cities to protest the participation of israeli players in the international cycling competition. at the insistence of the international elm games committee , it continues here in lausanne in front of the official headquarters of this committee. the new head coach of the women's volleyball team of