south africa. exporting. crisper through. three. there would be. a problem the big concert to solve africa south africa is the continent's leading producer of automobiles the u.k. and south africa have been thrashing out the question of which products will be tariff free for years but with little success from both sides are becoming increasingly frustrated about the constant back and forth philip the vet is following this story for us from johannesburg philip the thing is a large part of africa trade has been subject to preferential rates since the year two thousand and in that time trade between the two has shot up by over one hundred twenty percent could britain spoil the party. that is exactly the question that we are asking ourselves britain is an increasingly important trading partner to south africa it's not just a very low it's trading partner it's often with which we have a positive trade balance which will south africa is quite rare but a positive trait balance of about one point five billion dollars last year that's quite important to put it to you this way the u.k. receives abou

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technically nor financially able to carry out its prime task that of supplying south africa with electricity energy is south africa's weak spot state owned eskom is responsible for supplying ninety five percent of the country's electricity however time and again especially in recent months regions have been hit by extended power cuts a third of us comes power stations are defective or undergoing maintenance adding to the problems eskom is carrying thirty billion euros in debt and earnings aren't high enough to cover the interest payments and the electricity prices rocketed by four hundred percent over the last ten years eskom is planning a further hike of some seventeen percent. the mining industry rejects that idea a seventeen percent hike in the price of electricity would threaten a third of mining jobs and scums problems seem like you did pose a serious threat to south africa's economy for some time to come. beijing has set up a suggestion box for its delta road initiative it's under pressure on transparency from western capitals they say struggling economies are being sucked into the project and saddled with uns

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here at the new york stock exchange that does not come from south africa we have seven african companies so far trading here all from south africa still. is the first example that there are also other countries there was growth of perspective in africa exactly right it's quota for us all straight thank you very much. now the world's electronic trash often ends up in huge dump sites. burning it is a health and environmental hazard to young designers from god i want to do something about it for them and the players this is just a game. imagine you are a space command and responsible for keeping. what would you do. this is a trailer for the video game the chronicles of the game is set in. a district in the southwest of central. this area is home to the in famous crop yet known as sodom and gomorrah it's a vast dumping ground for easy ways to. game developers prince andrew out of de fuel and matthew huntsman who grew up in garner. they want players to come up with creative solutions to one of their country's biggest challenges waste anyone playing the chronicles of peano needs to be on location at the site interacting directly with

wasn't properly covered at the time why because the biggest election was going on in south africa south africa's first election and all the journalists were there i covered that and then i dashed back to rwanda. and the other thing is that there was no attempt to intervention if you remember the year before the americans had tried to invade somalia and bring peace there and they had fled from that. country and the idea they were going to intervene anywhere else in africa clinton said absolutely you know so that genocide went ahead without any outside intervention at all. and it was a very very a bidi and society rwandans and they and their leaders said turn and turn and kill your neighbors your neighbors they did in large numbers using kitchen knives or whatever i mean it was just a terrible a terrible massacre but it had been it had been triggered because a lot of the rwandan who had grown up in uganda these are ones who've who families that fled the genocide attempt in one thousand nine hundred fifty six lived in uganda grown up there fought for with new seventy now the president and they were

from the africa dyess or a forum it's an ngo that was set up offices in a phobic attacks in south africa in two thousand and seven in which sixty people were killed while come sit d.w. africa doctors about and in the pause there's always been a trigger that sets off this violence and attacks on on foreign nationals what is believed to have sparked this latest incidence. thank you very much thank you very much and graf you know i've been there in the past we have had various incidents we do these and again we're not saying that i think of this but the last day that we have a lot of you know our comments in speeches that have been going on our political leaders starting from last year because this is and that she knew it so in the electioneering process is we have seen a lot of putting together leaders since you know of its detriment and this led to us you know last year i think to the if you can of electronically in order for them to put great dimensions in terms of what you know these twenty games may and may not say because we believe that this is that means a dark and if my parents survive you know and they are the one point eight speeches i got just about to the south a

africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa commemorates twenty five years since the country's first democratic election on saturday but a quarter of a century on why blacks struggle with the idea of co-existing and those who aren't black or white say they've been excluded as the country tries to retrace the last. we do why do we. were the words we were to predict we were right who. dared to. go to overthrow the you know what is illegal to see that we did do the job. and chance in seattle we have the story of the games rising stars from playing neighborhoods in nigeria will find out why they have mentors believe that chance or change their lives. and christine little while come to africa. on saturday south africa will mock the twenty fifth anniversary of the country's first democratic election. back in one thousand nine hundred four it was hoped that the years that would follow would bring healing and reconciliation but today racial tensions in the country are still very high in many parts of south africa black and white people simply don't live together and many feel like they caught isolated racial incidents over the years have pushed some south africans deeply into their prejudices. incidents such as the one in our next report two whites were sentenced to twenty three years in jail for killing a black teenager. protests rocked this small some african farming town in two thousand and seventeen after the alleged murder of a black teenager by two white men the court heard how sixteen year old muslim although most wow was pushed off a moving vehicle after the farm workers caught him stealing sunflower seeds. since then a reconciliation process led by various local chur

africa with the south africans so i think the government all the other should have like account of it to cation. for more on this of like to bring in dr. from the africa dyess for a forum it's an ngo that was set up offices in a phobic attacks in south africa in two thousand and seven in which sixty people were killed while come sit d.w. africa doctors about and in the pause there's always been a trigger that sets off this violence and attacks on on foreign nationals what is believed to have sparked this latest incidents. thank you very much thank you very much and good afternoon i think it's because we have hacked into this because these and again we are saying that i think that we have a lot of common features that i think even political leaders brought in from last year because then and that should be at the electioneering process these we have a lot of political leaders as you know for the deaf man and this led to our last year i think to the independent electoral commission in order for them to put the regulations in terms of why you know these points you made in the north say because we believe that the system is that they don't and that might then. take us back and say the four point eight speech is right up it's about that the sout

africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes forages fearing for their lives in south africa three people have been killed and hundreds are displaced after a flare up of violence against people from other african countries the south african government says it's criminality not at all here from the job based africa. and in the years since i came to power in ethiopia is while the world with them sweeping reforms but he still facing big challenges here from ethiopia about what they think they get president. i'm christine. news africa i'm glad. we begin in south africa where foreign nationals are living in fear that's off to an outbreak of violence targeted at people from african countries their three people have been killed hundreds have fled their homes the violence broke out in durban this footage given to me by a local reports to show locals looting trucks driven by foreign drivers were attacked as a ball beaten truck driver was stabbed in the abdomen and is now recovering in hospital. on monday ambassadors of african countries were invited to a meeting with south africa's foreign minister who wanted to assure them that foreign nationals are safe in south africa that meeting is set to continue on friday. now we asked south africans for their thoughts on why isn't a phobia in their country is of

to be done two to three not much is underground not south africa so it's really hard now for mines to stay profitable mining workers in south africa do the have the same problems like the ones that we've seen in uganda yes no definitely definitely have same problems and that's why we have seen actually evolve labor strikes in inside africa over the years and it was actually a new mining charts are. instituted in south africa recently which is good for the miners because it actually does give them that some wages now but it's for for an industry as a whole it might actually mean job cuts because as i said it's already a startling industry so now they have to pay needs to be higher for a lot of my workers it's yeah it's more of a burden again on the mine so so overall it's really struggling industry here and in decline and the future is not to the very very problem is a drop in the gold price is that the main reason that so many mining companies are merging. you know definitely i think they're now feel the necessity to to pool their resources in south africa has already talked about mergers as well and was even there kind of a big r

now many of these guys are blaming africans migrating into south africa when the reality of the battle they face is actually right in south africa inside south africa which is a big challenge and on that i actually think there has been insufficient leadership from the guys who were leading the n.c. most of whom were people who would know very well they either leave abroad and supported abroad or actually they knew that they were leading this process that it was a global thing and the global support for the liberation struggle south africa was across the race so really the bottom while it privileged white in south africa remain if you like to the vast majority of the inequalities and injustices is that really grabbed my from the economy call and structural than necessarily racial or a solution. since the a.n.c. irredeemably corrupt would south africa twenty five years after the end of apartheid be betteroff now in the hands of the democratic alliance with the economic freedom fighters is it time to give someone else ago i think the challenge here is what joseph as we've been arguing and what. has been alluding to and that is the

african countries were invited to a meeting with south africa's foreign minister who wanted to assure them that foreign nationals are safe in south africa that meeting is set to continue on friday. now we asked south africans for their thoughts on why isn't a phobia in their country is often directed at africans you know it is like oh they discover this they can to apply because there is no tomorrow not thinking about are the people i think this is a way to make the we. that's why people with the. so africans can be. so much. africans actually taking their jobs because that is what's happening i'm not saying that it's with our callers because they do come here looking for great opportunities and i think they are great they're at the going to have most of this at the family and not a way of the relationship that we have among each country of africa with the fantastic and so i think the government all the other educators they should have like a kind of education. for more on this of like to bring in dr. from the africa dyess for a forum it's an ngo that was set up offices in a phobic attacks in south africa in two thousand and seven in wh

very great news you're watching the debate is up next in business africa an energy crisis persists in southern africa or in south africa or rather i should say just weeks before an election there. that story and a whole lot more coming up with ben facility in just a minute and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock by heading to our web site that's d.w. dot com i'm a little rock n roll and see tomorrow same time same place. you are such a busy cursor. but a. dangerous. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you could write any kind of peace not if you want them probably most of them to come to. the clinic this starts here thirtieth on t w. four. and on demand. pass language courses. video and audio. media center. a south african court rules for the extradition of an ex finance minister from mozambique to the us where he is wanted on charges related to a shoot billion dollars debt scandal. zimbabwe takes another tack in getting its white farmers back by enticing them with a little compensation. and the worst blackouts in years plunged south afri

indeed very great news you're watching the news up next in business africa an energy crisis persists in southern africa or in south africa rather i should say just weeks before an election there. that story in a whole lot more coming up with ben fizzling and just a minute and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock by heading to our web site that's d.w. dot com i'm a little rock n roll in c. tomorrow same time same place. the response was a fight for survival. is a dangerous. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any kind of peace not.

now a minute this guy is blaming africans migrating into south africa when the reality of the bottom of this face is actually right in south africa is of south africa which is a big challenge and on that i actually think there has been insufficient leadership from the guys who are leading the n.c. most of whom were people who know very well they either lived abroad and supported abroad or actually they knew that they were leading this process that it was a global thing and the global support for the liberation struggles of africa was across the race so really the bottom while the privileged white in south africa remain if you like racial the vast majority of the inequalities and injustices is a really grab my for more economical and structural than necessarily racial or a solution. is the a.n.c. irredeemably corrupt would south africa twenty five years after the end of apartheid be betteroff now in the hands of the democratic alliance with the economic freedom fighters is it time to give someone else ago i think the challenge here is what joseph has been arguing and what. has been alluding to and that is the question of dealing w

south africa. she needed to end south africa. she needed to end south africa. he evening standard which no other pop star had done then so in her life she made some very ground—breaking moods and decisions which i think makes her more releva nt which i think makes her more relevant today than any other singer from the 605. relevant today than any other singer from the 60s. how did all start from —— for dusty springfield? from the 60s. how did all start from -- for dusty springfield? she grew up -- for dusty springfield? she grew up in -- for dusty springfield? she grew upina -- for dusty springfield? she grew up in a dysfunctional ha55le but her brother tom was very mu5ical a5 well. in the 1930 she started playing supper clubs i knew she wa nted playing supper clubs i knew she wanted to get on in music so she joined the girl band, then she had success with the springfields, her and her brother and another musician. it had hit5 and her brother and another musician. it had hits in america. in 1963 she decided to go 5olo because 5he 1963 she decided to go 5olo beca

south africa. their case that the putting in the south african courts it is difficult for them it's an up task because you look at south africa itself right now it is going through the same process that zimbabwe went through to wanting to expropriate land without compensation so you find that yes they may approach this african courts but . for them to get a favorable judgment it is difficult to see that and the other issues that are going to south africa yes it happened so that figure by then it supported the dissolution of the south africa the southern african tribunals court which had i why did the white farmers. be tricia and you know for them to get compensation but then. how that judgment then would be implemented for them to get compensation for their land and even the improvement that they've done on the land in zimbabwe it is quite in. africa one may see how it is the how is it going to or not that and even pay for land which is not diction privilege tell me more about the economy first of all inflation how did it get so high. the inflation in zimbabwe. if you look back it's these are historical issues dating back fro

knowledge joined by philip de wet from business insider south africa philip a group five is one of the biggest construction companies in south africa and is fighting against insolvency what would it mean for the sector if it goes on the. if i dispatch the bass note of all construction companies in south africa you could not drive down a major road without seeing one of its faults but some very prominent buildings so intense that the loss of faith in the construction industry is quite a blow to the reputation over all who find is also one of the bass note international construction agencies doing quite a lot of work in the middle east and elsewhere in africa so for many ordinary south africans who may not have noticed the slow demise of the sector it really is a wakeup call to you to the poorest state that the sector is now all of a sudden found itself and why is the industry in such a bad state and what does it mean for the south african economy if we look forward ten years it's been somewhat of a perfect storm in the construction industry we've seen a great decline in government spending government of course being one of the major

africa join us on facebook. africa. zero. zero. thank. you. this is steve news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa commemorates twenty five years since the country's first democratically election on saturday but a quarter of a century on. trouble with the idea of coexistence and those who august black or white say they've been excluded as the country tries to redress the last three.

the cost of living in south africa is increasing to the point where money flow is not efficient, therefore, consumers are not able to purchase other items. south africa's is bigger on average than many oecd countries, the future of south africa does not require a bigger state, it requires a much smaller one.. and i have a plan to make sure that we make certain aspects of the state much smaller and much more effective so we don't have to keep introducing further taxes to the consumer to add to the burden of inflation. best: inherent is inherent in that statement is that it will be of what to conquer some of the challenges -- inherent in that assessment is that it will be able to conquer some of the challenges with the unions. would you prepare to go to a coalition with the anc if that delivers this results to the country? mmusi: what is crucial is that the anc needs reform. we cannot go in its current state with the number of people in the party themselves who are facing serious criminal charges. it would be disingenuous of me as a south african who stands against corruption, who has not been found to be corrupt to coalesce with people in corruption. wh

africa the environment magazine brought to you by channels t.v. here in nigeria cuisine south africa. in germany young people. in the battle to slow down or stop the effects of climate change and today will present a few impressive examples of what some kids are already doing but first another impressive one here i mean my co-presenting. reporting from south africa getting soon from lagos thanks n.t. hi there everyone i'm vicki and i'm joining you from johannesburg south africa it's great to be part of the eco africa team and have the opportunity to present this wonderful show let's take a look at what's in store this week. will see how an app helps herd men into buying yellowcake grazing land their livestock and discover how farmers in these air have learned to co-exist with one of nature's most elegant creatures. the first reports takes us to kampala uganda is a densely populated capital just like in many urban centers a green areas are in short supply but that doesn't mean it's impossible to grow fresh produce even schools are getting in on the act by encouraging their students to use space in school yards for farming the kids not only learn valuable lessons and skills they're also repulse and tasty rewards. luciferian harvesting spinach and mangold chooses to do high school in the ugandan capital kampala. linked to the schools an area of lan

africa join us on facebook d w africa. this is africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes. after a peace deal was signed this violence in south sudan displaced people. and returning to their homes but i'll say it all they've really and what does their future to apply. to the school kids fighting the funny we have the story of the children checking in to get to this that's wreaking havoc in parts of kenya. but we're not the judge in the ivory coast pretty may have been brought.

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in recent years south africa has seen huge political upheaval and corruption scandals and cape town south africa second largest city has been feeling the impact of climate change and struggling with drastic water shortages a decade ago south africa seemed to be moving towards a more inclusive post apartheid world yet in the poorest suburbs of cape town local communities still maintain their distinctive identities based in the cape flats the muslim community holds an annual singing competition for the sale of affairs jovi and in two thousand and seven the witness series was there to film this contest which sheds a unique light on the diversity and inequalities of modern soph africa here is the silva phase. this is the story of a man with a dream but it plays out on the dark side. till nine hundred sixty five or thereabouts most of the town's muslims lived in the city proper this book of accounts a language they helped create and many had roots that went back centuries but when the party derived they were forced to move our church to the parent's rights outside the city it's a tough world too litt

to saw that happen with my first book but that became a bestseller in south africa so you kind of been beginning to see in south africa a big change people termite decolonization black writers black festivals black publishes talking about the fact that writing and reading is something we've always been doing but it just hasn't been done in a way that effect that that really serves us as black readers and writers ok what's brought you to berlin is the african book festival now in a second here the theme this year is transitioning from migration what kind of a conversation are africans having about this that there are many conversations that africans are having about this i mean in the last couple years we've seen a big boom and immigrant literature particular of those africans who move to the west but even the continent is also africans talking about moving within the continent the story of humanity is a story of migration and so we're seeing the kinds of difficulties in what it means to be displaced at home but it also means what you know what kind of things we learn and gain from each other when we are when we are di

into the eastern side off south africa much of southern africa those little aussie fine and dry but as you go wanted to choose day the shallow south africa will become a little more widespread and perhaps a touch hevia. twenty sixty one zero one east revealed that girls from me in march some as young as fifteen were trafficked to singapore to work as maines it's illegal and costing lives so why does it still continue when law abiding singapore one zero one east on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. you know again. a reminder of the news this hour a woman accused of murdering the hoff brother of north korea's leader kim jong un has been sentenced to three years and four months in prison and will be freed next month in malaysia because of time already served she admitted a lesser charge of causing. algeria as president has announced a caretaker government to be headed by prime minister nordin dawi the decision comes off to weeks of protests against eighty two year old. and early results in turkey's local elections show the main opposition party has won control of the capital ankara mean

south africa's coastal city of durban, and the surrounding area. at least 1000 people have had to leave their homes as roads and buildings were washed away on south africa's rains and mudslides left a trail of destruction in south africa's coastal city of durban. at least two universities, businesses, and hundreds of homes were damaged. eight people died here after mudslides obliterated their homes. this man witnessed the deadly floods, he recounted the panic and horror. translation: i heard a loud bang and suddenly water came gushing into our house through the wall, and i heard my children screaming from their bedroom. i tried to rush to help them, but the strong water current forcefully pushed me to another room and i was under the collapsed wall. i remember hearing the screams of the children, neighbours tried to dig us out, but we couldn't save the children. south africa's president cyril ramaphosa visited the area to assess the damage and visited families who lost their loved ones. it's very traumatising. to be part of this... let me immediately pass on my condolences as president, as well as on behalf of the government. we pass our condolences to th