escape from pretoria. yes. based on a — based on a true story again? by tim jenkin called inside out: escape from pretoria prison. so he was arrested in apartheid south africa for distributing leaflets, incendiary leaflets. at the beginning with see with this — what looks like an explosive device, but it's just used to sort of blow these leaflets up into the air. given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison in which you're behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. here's a clip. for many nights, i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind, and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me. you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. now, quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. hmm. so, how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. no

escape from pretoria. yes. based on a — based on a true story again?in called inside out: escape from pretoria prison. so he was arrested in apartheid south africa for distributing leaflets, incendiary leaflets. at the beginning with see with this — what looks like an explosive device, but it's just used to sort of blow these leaflets up into the air. given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison in which you're behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. here's a clip. for many nights, i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind, and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me. you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. now, quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. hmm. so, how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. now, here's th

a few dozen protesters have gathered outside the union buildings here in pretoria that's the seat of government just outside the president's office and while it is a fairly small group because remember that restrictions are still in place they can't be gatherings of more than 50 people they people here are vocal and these have also been very persistent complaints around the procurement of personal protective equipment equipment and hospitals and a lot of it revolves around alleged corruption we've spoken to a number of health workers who have said that there isn't enough p.p. in hospitals sometimes none of tool they've also complained that the often they've had to reuse and disinfect p.p. and they're blaming corruption for this in that the companies that have supplied p. p. e. often have connections political connections are connected to the ruling african national congress here in south africa and that's how they've come by these contracts when in fact they aren't actually capable of delivering the equipment that's needed and they say it's for this reason that health workers are at

escape from pretoria based on twitter again?kin basilashvili book he was arrested in apartheid south africa —— timjenkin‘s book. he is given a very long sentence and believes that it is his absolute duty to continue to oppose the apartheid regime by attempting to break out. how do you break out? you're in a prison behind several locked doors. an apparently insurmountable problem, but not so. it is a clip. for many nights i sat on my bed and stared at the lock. i tried 100 ideas in my mind. and then, i tried 100 more. it sat there, staring back at me, every single night. and then it dawned on me, you don't have to know everything. you only have to know enough. quiet! start with what you know and you work backwards. so how do you get the lock open? the obvious answer is you're going to need keys. as you have from that clip, it has an interesting array of accents, not all of which are completely on the money all the way through. i have always thought that the flow is any film reveal whether the film is good or bad because if a film

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a few dozen protesters have gathered outside the union buildings here in pretoria that's the seat of government just outside the president's office and while it is a fairly small group because remember that restrictions are still in place they can't be gatherings of more than 50 people they people here are vocal and these have also been very persistent complaints around the procurement of personal protective equipment equipment and hospitals and a lot of it it revolves around alleged corruption we've spoken to a number of health workers who have said that there isn't enough p p e in hospitals sometimes none of tool they've also complained that the often they've had to reuse and disinfect p p e and they're blaming corruption for this in that the companies that have supplied p. p. e. often have connections a political connections are connected to the ruling african national congress here in south africa and that's how they've come by these contracts when in fact they aren't actually capable of delivering the equipment that's needed and they say it's for this reason that health workers

in south africa of the modern more protection from covert 19 and better paid a demonstration in pretoria was called on thursday about the country's biggest health workers union it says that personal protective equipment is in short supply of the hospital managers of failing to follow safety protocols south africa is the hardest hit nation in africa with more than 630000 cases of over 14000 deaths. france has announced and they are trained $120000000000.00 still a stimulus package to help ease the economic impact of the pandemic prime minister sharon cross-checks presented the weekly plan of the weekly cabinet meeting in paris from where. reports. well france has very strict a 2 month lockdown and the current a virus pandemic has meant that the french economy is now in recession unemployment is rising so what the french government want to do of course is reverse this trend and that is why they have launched $118000000000.00 stimulus package now it was announced by the french prime minister. said the aim is really to try and make france more competitive and more self-reliant the focus is v

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

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

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for us as a consequence as well as dr catherine eg they thank you so much for that analysis from pretoria and hear. an excerpt of what is in kenya where the pandemic has seen people come up with innovative ways to supply clean water to people living in informal settlements our correspondent visited keep it up in the capital nairobi that's a place where most residents don't have private toilets or running water but things are improving since the pandemic to get. the car washed when it's shallow water on one of the women at this public bathroom charge 5 shillings or 5 euro cents for visit to the toilet and $0.10 for a shower. willing to bare nairobi's not just informal settlements and very few people here have their own tap water much less a private child toilet. sharing a bathroom with hundreds of people is already a problem in normal times but during the pandemic it's even more of a health risk. than since corona started business has not changed because here people don't have a bathroom they don't have space for bathrooms and toilets we were very scared when one person went to the toilet

in coal pocky polls from the real network and selling develop all metal respondents in chris in pretoria as well. waiting for a suburban rail train after work a lot of commuters and for a tory are getting rather used to that on this road there are only 4 trains in the morning and 2 in the afternoon and the reason for that you can see it over here people have stolen the copper cables that's why at the moment only diesel locomotives can operate here. and the stage railway line process has to rent those locomotives which comes at a high price up to 2000 euros per locomotives per day process only locomotives comms be used because most of them are run on electricity which would normally come from the cables which are now. there's a problem of unemployment in the country generally that has been made worse by covert 19 and people see some of the things that they can steal and say as an opportunity for them you know to put food on the table 90 percent of the people that are on cases of london is a man theft. people who are not south african nationals right and. information is that. taken out of

workers in south africa demanding more protection from covert 19 and better pay the demonstration in pretoria was called by the country's biggest health workers union it says p.p.a. personal protective equipment is in short supply so the africa is the hardest hit nation in africa. has swept through the korean peninsula leaving at least one person dead wind speeds reached more than 160 kilometers per hour search and if its search and rescue efforts are continuing as well for a cargo ship missing in the east china sea now up to date with the headlines here and al-jazeera witnesses next. coming. to his mom was palm. pilot was. a much more help my friend but you can go into the scoop i was my honey it's beautiful i can come to see her and there it is i know anyone else on here her many in atlanta. she no longer succumb to the bloke who. is a little gal be talking to. her. listen to you but i mean this minute i look to see how we. can serve more often find something rotten to separate she give up john mccann as we give out or give out on the care. i don't even like the entire let me follow it thro

. >>> se mantiene el aumento de pretoria que yo le decía a lo largo de la siguiente semana. con el tráfico para todos aquellos que ya están viajando. de hecho se siente el tráfico más intenso. todo el mundo quiere salir el viernes así que vamos a revisar las autopistas. se mantiene agradable pero hubo momento en que el tráfico fue más congestionado. vamos a ver lo que está sucediendo . >>> para todos los que viajan hacia sacramento. cuadraba con mucha calma. vamos entonces hacia la costa. la 92 con algo de tráfico fresco en la región. el programa se va a mantener así que tenga mucha calma conduzca con mucho cuidado. >>> cuánto le puede costar a la afición del napoli una aseveración del corazón pero con poco pensamiento al regreso las consecuencias que puede traer un título de fútbol en medio de la pandemia . >>>(información en pantalla). >>> (comerciales). todos ayudamos quedándonos en casa. pero eso puede subir las facturas de electricidad. puedes ahorrar si usas un ventilador para refrescarte... desconectas o apagas lo que no uses... o cierras las persianas durante el día.

we have evidence that the onus spreads through the rest pretoria passages and there is the possibility that the virus could mutate and pose a greater threat. one case has been confirmed at sight of asia a man fell ill in the u.s. state of washington after returning from a week ago the world health organization in geneva postponed a decision on whether to declare a global health emergency its emergency committee is set to meet again on thursday . or fall on this ship this story d.w. reporter joel door dougherty joins me here in the studio jill good to see you tell us a little bit more about what we know about this particular strain of corona virus well scientists are now telling us that they believe that it has transmitted to humans from snakes now we know that it originally was sourced from a market in china where there was selling live animals including snakes and scientists are now conducting genetic research on the strains of the virus and they do believe that snakes the source originally thought was bats but now they've . there's the switched over to to looking it snakes what we do

we have evidence that the onus spreads through the rest pretoria passages and there is the possibility that the virus could mutate and pose a greater threat. and china is on the move some 400000000 people are travelling ahead of the lunar new year holiday many in the us. i am worried about the virus not just for my own health but for my whole family everyone is travelling for new year. to muncie in this book called the bar i'm just relying on myself i'm not so confident because i don't believe what i hear as the number of infections could be a lot higher than is being reported. the evening news on state television mentions the virus for the 1st time 20 minutes in prime minister called on all affected places to be efficient and transparent in never spawn. in geneva the world health organizations emergency committee extended talks for an extra day after hearing reports from several countries. whether or not to declare a public old emergency of international concern is one i take extremely seriously and one only prepared to make with consideration of all the evidence one case has been con

productor de hollywood harvey weinstein, se encuentra indeciso sobre dos cargos: agresiÓn sexual pretoriaente. reportera: el jurado logrÓ una decisiÓn unÁnime en los otros cargos. si es encontrado no culpable de los cargos mÁs graves, podrá salir rÁpidamente de prisiÓn. se ha centrado la declaraciÓn en los testimonios de esta mujer a ien supuestamente harvey weinstein violÓ y le sexo oral en el aÑo practicÓ sexo oral. decenas de mujeres la acusan, pero el cargo se centra en si dos mujeres, una de ellas que dice que harvey weinstein lo obligÓ a realizarle sexo oral en 2006. harvey weinstein ha dicho que es inocente porque las relaciones pero consensuadas. >> independientemente de lo que pase con el caso de harvey weinstein, no lo veo como una derrota para el movimiento, por el contrario, es una reflexiÓn y un empuje de la necesidad de seguir luchando. reportera: cualquiera sea el veredicto, queda claro que las deliberaciones del jurado se han convertido en un proceso largo comparado a otros casos similares, por lo que los expertos creen que se podrÁ llegar a una conclusiÓn esta misma seman

england lost the opening test in pretoria, as illness swept through the squad with 11 players and sixas launched an attack on the organisation. the bdo announced monday the prize money would be reduced somewhat after only 1596 would be reduced somewhat after only 15% of tickets were sold. fallon sherrock — who became the first woman to win a match at the pdc tournament, withdrew from the bdo event yesterday due to ‘unexpected changes' at the event they are poor, they really have got to get their act together. we've offered to help many times but they have an arrogance that they can do as well as we are. they are an amateur body, with amateur resources . amateur body, with amateur resources. we have always been there to help but it is a disappointment to help but it is a disappointment to see the players, their prize money, cut when, on the professional side, it's like premier league football. there is a big difference between premier league football and the va narama between premier league football and the vanarama league. and that is the difference. american tennis starsjohn isner an

just look at this massive queue forfood hand—outs near pretoria.t the infection rate will start to climb. andrew harding, bbc news, south africa. india has more than 35,000 confirmed cases of covid—19, and more than a thousand people are reported to have died. the country has been in lockdown for nearly six weeks. doctors say that has slowed the spread of infection, but millions of people who depend on daily wages have been left desperate.. yogita limay sent this report. small triumphs are celebrated. this man has recovered from covid in the southern state of kerala. thanks for everything! the region had india's first coronavirus infections in march. but it curbed the spread and its strategy is giving hope to the rest of the country. 0ur idea was to trace as many people as possible in the shortest possible time, and in the intial 11—5 days, we were able to trace 1,254 persons. once we identified all of them, the next strategy was to ensure home quarantine in the strictest possible sense. but each grave is a reminder that, for many parts of india, t

perciben sociedad y se redujo en pretoria tres en su avance a las costas del pacÍfico la tormenta arrasa bandas no gozas provocarÁn a partir de esta noche intensas lluvias a lo largo de la costa asÍ como gran oleaje y fuertes corrientes en el mar >>> (musica) >>> (musica) >>> la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud alerta de que los jÓvenes se estÁn cometiendo en el principal grupo de personas que contagia el coronavirus unos expertos seÑalan a estados unidos como uno de los paÍses donde mÁs se puede traducir este fenÓmeno debido a la reanudacio de las clases presenciales en muchos colegios y universidades al igual que los fiestas multitudinarias preocupan a los fm lobos. y es quizÁ la vez las almas de las fiestas ilegales que descubre la policÍa. el martes en inglaterra una reuniÓ privada con mÁs de 200 personas fue interrumpida por las autoridades luego de las denuncias de los vecinos . las asistentes no guardaban distancia social ni portaban mascarillas de protecciÓn. >>> una polÉmica rodea. keait n contra el coronavirus que el gobierno de guatemala entrega a enfermos leves de covid-19 o

last was born in pretoria south africa in 1971 the son of a model and an engineer he devoured books at an early age was fascinated by technology and even as a child was already interested in rockets. he says he used to be bullied at school. he and his brother set up a company as teenagers and even made money with that. must studied physics and economics in canada. then he moved to the usa and got rich one of the startups he was involved with was the forerunner of the payment service pay pal. he started a ph d. at stanford but soon dropped out. mind reading is one of his dreams and so he started by having chips inserted into pigs brains but his mind reading a good idea. how do people living near his factories feel. and how does tesla treat its workers just as real and that's a difficult issue because these serial entrepreneurs like say steve jobs aren't always the nicest people and they're usually quite a mix they're often fascinating but they also put people under pressure and expect a lot from them. who are last. with hard work and probably a lot of pressure some of musk's. seemingly

to an important party like perfectly ok for me to thank you very much for me the middle of the in pretoria for the news hour. time the weather is evident how low chad hall has now been upgraded to a typhoon that system continues to intensify out in the open waters of the northwest pacific winds of around 120 kilometers per hour moving at a fair old lake 20 kilometers per hour and it will continue to drive in a general northwesterly direction than expected to make landfall actually as a system a ceasefire close to japan begins already see fair bit of rain just pushing into southern and eastern japan as we go on through friday turns increasingly wet across q shoot eastern parts of honshu saying that wet weather that when it's weather just making its way across much of honshu as we go on through saturday and then eventually it'll punch his way back out into the open waters but not before some parts of say around 200 millimeters of rain possibly more that will inevitably cause widespread flooding a flood risk to into central parts of vietnam some very heavy downpours coming through here again

in pretoria, honorary visiting professor at the university of south africa.s managing partner at 53 firm gbs africa where she focuses on -- gbs africa, where she focuses. and she joins us from london. also, the director of the faculty of academic affairs and research at the kofi annan international peacekeeping training center who specializes in west africa states and thus the hall region -- sahal region. from your bencic point, what is the state of democracyn the continent dust from your bandage, what is the state of democracy -- from your advantage, what is your perspective? >> some countries are showing stability, regular elections. some are beginning to have internal civil strife. at at times the kind of tension that is threatening the very progress that has been made since the early 1990's. you are seeing violence in other instances. and what we think is beginning to happen and be exposed is the fact that overconcentration on elections, instead of looking at the fundamental deep structural issues, is not a sustainable way of maintaining democracy. becaus

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things happening there were there was a group of women lined up at the side of the police station in pretoria while we were kicked out side 1.2 while they made phone calls in the crisis stuff. we asked these women but there they were doing they were all waiting for news of their menfolk and was only one word on their lips all must. go on. there is no time or any support. from american. media lessons. which airship is cortez. but. it's got a little. side of the boy to mean a ceiling issue. also probably show star or. study. books in your. glorious circle chipper it's viral so we'll malone ploughmen we're asked to leave a course of a so called recycle design. it began in a hotel in banja luka a minute proceeded to to to with a drive past a town which had been completely burned out and ravaged cold goes on us. ready ready ready ready ready ready and we had no idea that the violence that we were driving through that was being enacted around us houses smoldering. shoes on the doorsteps. because the families had had run for their lives and left their shoes. whitefly. hanging from some buildings in

off or illegal contracts won't be mates yet those still suffering are the commuters themselves and pretoria would take the train because it's the cheapest mode of transport for that before the train was nice but the only problem is. the. media after 15 minutes i think because. the people. at the. the theft of cable it's really. only a few trains are running and they are constantly too late hopefully someone replaced the cable so that things will be back to normal again what they want to buy with that. process has now hired 3000 security personnel there's not much left to steal. and that's it for now on the program if you want to . just go to. africa. now with these pictures of the bad. from gonna be featured at the start of the show thanks for sharing your time with us i've been out. in free to any kind of surprising news coming out. some tips for you being in the footsteps of the great. concerns. the plane trip. for a time you wanted. to marry my friend. guy to. germany . where exactly. it was fun and i am learning a lot of our culture history in. detail travel extremely worth a visit. wel

off or illegal contracts won't be mates yet those still suffering are the commuters themselves and pretoria would take the train because it's the cheapest mode of transport for that . before the train was nice but the only problem is. the. media after 15 minutes i think because. the people. he will. be the theft of cable it's really hit us hard only a few trains are running they are constantly too late hopefully this will replace the cable so that things will be back to normal again when the want to buy with that. process has now hired 3000 security personnel there's not much left to steal. and that's it for now on the program if you want to. just go to. africa. with these pictures of the bad guy. gonna be featured at the start of the show thanks for sharing your time with us i've been out. and on demand. language courses. and or you know. w. media sector. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like to me information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really chec

have died since october in -- at least 17 people have died since october across new south wales, pretoria, and south australia. several people are still missing. from sydney, phil mercer reports. phil: these are extraordinary times in australia. the bushfires have brought terror into the lives of ordinary people. they are devastating and deadly. more lives have been lost, and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. >> you walk around a bit of your house and you go, that was the bedroom, that was my antiques work from my family history. my baby memories from my kids, everything just gone. >> i don't know what i'm going home to. so i just hope for theest. >> it is upsetting to lose your memories. that is very upsetting. but we cannot dwell on it. you know, if you dwell on it, you would just be upset all the time. that doesn't get you anywhere. you got to move on. phil: help is yet to reach some residents who reportedly suffered burns. authorities say it has been too dangerous to send in rescue teams by roads or by air. >> we have a very real challenge at the moment with a couple of isolated

all right, listen, reduce our panel in pretoria. somewhat though the fi caney, an independent political and policy analyst affiliated with the university of south africa. and in johannesburg, david lewis, executive director, director at corruption watch which encourages public participation in combating graft. welcome to you both. some of those, let me start with you. how powerful is ace my guess? surely, and how significant is it that a case has been brought against him? he's quite a powerful figure in the sense that he was elected to become the sole attorney general of the ruling party, which is akin to being and minister to and political c.e.o. of the ruling party. so true that extern da has the luck to toot, to move around on full time basis, mobilizing, at the same time used also very much linked to the former president, jacob zuma. we still agree by many things which are taking place within the a.n.c. . and he believes he's also a victim, or all of you know, much of nations within the new a.n.c. leadership. a.n.c. is a deeply

south africa's president wins a court showdown with the anticorruption chief we'll be live in pretoria. i'm joined again create a virus continues to have an impact on global sports especially when it's late but also forcing events including the top football league has been postponed until april. so that italy has closed schools and shopping malls rolled out checkpoints and told 60000000 people have got to stay on the unprecedented restrictions have been announced as it tries to stop the spread of coronavirus the economy minister has even downs mortgage payments will be suspended it's just gone 11 o'clock in the morning this is central right at one of the most famous tourist spots in rome they would be tourists roaming around the whole time but now it's empty the streets pretty well empty. let's take a look at the close look at the new measures coming into effect into the everybody has been ordered to stay at home unless they can justify their need for travel for work or for health emergencies public and private companies have been asked to put their staff on leave all forms of public g

is pressure to come back with another lock down in local areas like for example the area around pretoria and johannesburg where local authorities are already asking the national government to consider another lockdown. is africa's health infrastructure coping with this surge in infections. i would say very different depending on the provinces and region see in the western cape it seems they are quite prepared a lot of field hospitals were set up you've seen that in the report but in other regions it looks more problematic in a college saying in the eastern cape for example 2 of the other centers off the pandemic in south africa is still not to be done you have a big gap in hospital beds in intensive care units so a lot of work needs to be done there but you also have to remember that the south african public health care system has been overstretched for years i talked to an official in the health ministry last week and he told me that's been the reality for us remember south africa has been facing massive health challenges high rates of hiv aids patients diabetes patients that tuberculos

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just look at this massive queue for food hand—outs near pretoria.start to climb. the bbc‘s africa correspondent andrew harding with that report. there are lines for food across america — as we saw in dallas at the start of our bulletin. it's a measure of the economic despair gripping the nation, considered one of the richest in the world. anjelica casas from the bbc‘s 0nline team went to a food bank in san antonio, texas, and has this report. music. it has affected everybody. as you can see, all these people are here. everybody that has had jobs are here, and some of them are first—timers. they are shocked that they are in this line that they never thought they would be in a line of needing anything. demand for food assistance is rising at an extraordinary rate throughout the united states. i've got my grandson with me over here. and he asked me what we're going to eat for breakfast, and i said i don't know what to tell him, whatever you can find. here in san antonio, thousands of families are lining up in the texas heat for help from the local food

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