time there are the global challenges there are obviously also having an effect on south africa how how much is south africa as an economy dependent on global growth . no it's definitely a dependent on global growth and we've seen as well that president surrealism of course i post here he spends a lot of time looking for investment so we're scenes of horror horror set africa. south africa has a big mining existence that also dependent on london commodity prices so the whole global system said africa has seen the effect on its own economies so that at least today as i said it's kind of does give people a little bit of relief this interest rate cuts also comes because the inflation is rising so hopefully it's will get a little bit better for consumers now in south africa now cape town correspondent ellis thanks very much a lot of boats pulling up in the nets over fishing and climate change have sapped lake malawi it's long been a major food source for the region but for years fish stocks have been dwindling it's damaging livelihoods in an impoverished country evening sets in it's. a small port on the shores o

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south africa. click south africa and nigeria have only met twice at the africa cup of nations. th times, nigeria came out on top. i think the third time will be the charm. >> we can win. >> south africa is writing on a high -- is riding on a high. nigeria also struggled with a surprise loss to madagascar. fans admit the team's weaknesses, but remain optimistic. with have problems defense. defense has not been living up to its billing, but we have what it takes to beat the south africans. >> they kickofoff this wednesday in caiairo. top two stories on france 24. the u.k. ambassador to the u.s. is set to resign.n. sparks flew across the atlantic as donald trump slammed the ambassador and theresa may after diplomats called the president's administration and apt and clumsy. is s inenvoy from france iran for talks on saving the nuclear deal. they want to perform a -- they want to have a military operation to protect the p port whwhere most o of the oil is transported. you are starting and the u.s. were markets will l be watching closelely. >> jerome powell will take questions on capi

for it kloppenburg is one of the estimated $8600.00 trophy hunters who visit south africa each year. having in south africa has made more variety of animals much different than what we have in this united states so it's a much different style of hiding in the united states trophy hunting alone generates an estimated 600 $94000000.00 because according to a 2018 report by the department of environmental affairs we look for the old. that is not breeding anymore and that's not going to leave the in other words i'm not going to expose the conservation value of brea they've done everything that was supposed to do on this earth now they're going to america. the game industry in south africa has mushroomed over the past 20 years after legislation was passed in 1901 the permitted the private ownership of game animals. since then the number of private game farms has risen from 3500 in 1902 to over 10000 farms in operation today. well it's the only industry that south africa has a unique comparative advantages in terms of the nature of the species that we farm with as well as the nature of biodiversity of south afric

are key to the rugby championship in wellington south africa south africa even recorded a last minute try to hold on to a draw for the 16 or 18 wellington it was her yankees who got the crucial score ensuring there was nothing to separate the 2 sides who will all starry meet in their 1st game of the rugby world cup later this year but all blacks forward rhetoric could be a doubt for that world cup in japan he went for the very no if the looking shoulder dislocation australia beat argentina in subsidies of the game to cricket now one of england's world cup heroes is being called up for the 1st ashes test against australia starting in birmingham next thursday fastball a job for archer could make his test debut having played just 28 1st aspect is the 24 year old took 20 wickets in the recent world cup that was a record for an england. believe it or not cricket is the fastest growing sport in sweden its popularity is being driven by the arrival of migrants from across asia i was poor race reports from our bo the sport is helping refugees from afghanistan integrates it's the new heart. the

africa. south africa. in april of 1999, the constitutional court of south africa declared the universality of the disenfranchisement is important, not only for the nation and democracy to vote for each and every citizen is a badge of personhood. in south africa they literally said every vote counts. in south africa they recognize that people in custody lose their liberty, not to be stripped of other fundamental rights. the number of people who have been stripped of this right has risen dramatically with the rise of mass incarceration. in 1976 there were 1.7 million people disenfranchised. that those to now today 6.1 million. 6.1 million. in 2016 november election, there were 6.1 million citizens who were ineligible to vote because of a felony conviction. for context 4.# 7 million were not incarcerated. 4.7 million were on the streets. due to overincarceration, this has a devastating effect on black and brown communities. black people are four times more likely to be disenfranchised. 1 out of 15 black oppose

difficulty is to access just a particular asylum seeker status in south africa currently in the whole of $54000000.00 population of south africa we only have to really few decision offices that deals with asylum seekers and refugees how do we make sure that in 2024 we're not in south africa talking about the same thing well if documentation is riling then it's important that on the government must listen to the people and documented the foreignness documents about those who would love to get documented because one of the studio talks that where you under command maybe everyone says to undocumented so eastern assumption it's a stereotype too much you can eat beans in but when i saw him she news undocumented any more solutions if like some of the people who are areas they don't have their i.d.'s and. then that's the reason why i keep saying that our leaders are not doing their jobs so what's the solution what's a way forward the way forward is that. we need we need to get away to them and find a way to the people that firstly to the political leaders is to out statement which are very fight and very fight because if they unverif

news it is easy town what i would say to debbie that comes from africa have joined us on facebook t.w. africa. tough times for south africa minus global trade winds deliver a blow off to blow to business oh my disputes over ownership rising operating costs busy some weakening demand for gold stealing diamonds leads to a continued contraction across large parts of the sector. and stops and rhonda it's not all fun and games as the scene struggles for recognition i'm fina. also on the show the german government wants companies to be open about coming. in the international supply chains board for legislators to force them to ensure human rights for their far flung workforce. is his business africa and he w i'm going to have our 1st welcome bad news from south africa's mining industry the sectors production has contracted for the 7th consecutive month it was down 1.5 percent on the year in may south africa has now lost the top spot as the continent's leading producer of gold in may that fell by nearly a quarter on the year and the decline was even worse in the diamond industry output tumbling just over 30 percent the south afr

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the hosts of the 2006 football world cup, and they picked the favourites, south africa, bya picked the favourites, south africality of losing hadn't even been contemplated, and celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace downstairs window and made his way to the green's private bedroom. then he asked her for a cigarette, and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, she summoned a footman oi'i be brought, she summoned a footman on duty, who brought the men away —— took the men away. one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen, can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: venezuela has released 22 prisoners, including a high—profile judge, after the un accused the government of abuses against the oppostion. eight people have beenjailed in the uk for their part in what's being described as the country's woi’st ever case of modern—day slavery. the government in gibraltar says an iranian oil tanker currently detained on its coast can be held for 1h more days. the tanker was seized in an operation by british commandos on monday, after int

south africa. ron walters worked with people like randall robinson of south -- of trans africa, and he is a huge advocate of african independent, making sure africa is not the victim of structural adjustment policies, because imf policies restricted the way africa might grow into a superpower globally. walters travels to south africa, sees truth and reconciliation and pushes back against truth and reconciliation in south africa, as reconciliation on the cheap, just like he pushes back on conversations on race in the u.s. as reconciliation on the cheap. he does not want a wealth transfer in south africa from white hands and white power to black cans -- two black hands, not just a political elite led by nelson mandela. walters addresses colonialism that is flourishing in south africa, with everything from political corruption to endemic to aids and hiv ofrocketing, high rates black unemployment in south africa postapartheid. huge as a pragmaticg, radically pan-african who is interested in having heartates sanctions against south africa, which is eventually successful despite the reagan administration and o

africa in a report released today the u.n. say 7 and eastern africa is needing the way with a 28 percent reduction in infection rates and in south africa which hosts the world's largest hiv treatment program infections are down more than 50 percent since 2010 but it's not all looking good north africa has seen a 10 percent increase in infection rates the u.n. also warns that global if it's the disease was stalling because of the drop in funding we spoke to from the joint united nations program on hiv and aids we austin what is contributing to the successes in easton and southern africa. there is a lot of financial resources that have gone to the response in east and southern africa those resources have come both from national governments for example so africa base for a large fraction of its response but it has also come from a donor countries and of course it is the region that has the highest problems or the occurrence of each of the infections and therefore likely it is both a hyper authority priority in the country and also doing arce are ready to contribute to or to the response in those countries some of the programs that have be

ism that is flourishing in south africa, with everything from political corruption to endemic poverty to aids and hiv skyrocketing, high rates of black unemployment in south africastapartheid. walters is huge as a functioning, radically pragmatic pan-african, who is interested in the united states having heart sanctions against south africa, which is eventually successful despite the reagan administration and others not wanting to sanction south africa. he is interested in real dialogue, learning from africans and not trying to do this whole idea of, black people are the leaders that will teach the africans about their own independence. when we think about walters and the idea of reparations, he connects it both domestically and globally. his idea of reparations is both a wealth transfer that is not just income, because martin luther king jr. wanted a guaranteed income, but a guaranteed income would not be enough because general -- would not be enough because generationally, these wealth transfers from white to black have been going on since slavery and aided and abetted by the white government. when we think about the new deal and the way whites were able to bu

partly is but you know but remember you know south africa has never lost egypt from egypt but look it's up to the advantage of the home grown under that south africa were prepared to you know strut bucks to make sure that he cited the buffet of a fund is prepared for the big sky head playing in front of him with grown in cairo we have to get a boat people who love football whether it's at club level ready or at national level so depressing when we did south africans played they want to come to executing the moves when it came to defending really after the 1st round you could see that that really dominating that managed to keep the likes of most i mean just to get that base percentage 20 and and then if i allowed sell it to go behind them their speed at which you can take off is terrific so they didn't want to make take any chances no look they don't go that came out of the much at the 4th minute from loach this is a young boy who has proven to be a young talent at club level and he's shown that even at national level he can really deliver when moving on we don't know going on today i think moving on now what's any one of them he seems to come to s

al-jazeera in my little amy south africa now staying in south africa and thousands of miners there who've suffered from potentially deadly diseases have reached a historic legal settlement where $350000000.00 in a class action lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation now 6 of the companies had already accepted a deal which has now been approved by a court in johannesburg up 210-0000 miners or their dependents could benefit many miners were affected by lung disease or other illnesses as a result of their work richard s'pore is a human rights lawyer who's been working on the case for many years and he says the court's decision is a landmark in the history of miners rights in south africa. before then there was no such rot in south africa and there was no civil accountability on the part of employers towards workmen who suffered from occupational diseases so that was the big bright $32011.00 but the last 78 years of the in spain litigating against the mining companies and the last several years in parallel with at the suggestion proces. set of negotiations that c

complete with some big matches coming up gonna and tunisia will face off as will host egypt and south africa africa's top ranked team sinegal take on uganda but the pick of the round without a doubt is reigning champions cameroon taking on 3 time winner nigeria. another key group match is taking place at the cricket world cup with the winner guaranteed a place in the semifinals england have made a good start batting 1st against new zealand in durham have centuries for jason roy and john bairstow have taken them to one of love and without loss after 17 overs. india secured their place in the semifinals with victory over bangladesh an opening partnership of 180 from calle rahul and rohit sharma helped india set a target of 315 and bangladesh were bowled out 28 runs short in reply just taking 4 wickets. in the los angeles angels one their 1st match since pitcher tyler skaggs died on monday it was a somber mood in the arlington stadium as they played against the texas rangers the angels held up skag shirt and his number $45.00 was marked into the pitcher's mound the opening match of the series was postpo

south africa surprised clegg during a concert. the ultimate stage partner for a lifetime musical campaign. but you see that. people across south africa have been remembering we caught up with some of. brothers and point. the way you. know how you knows how to do legs lose it do it with the legs even speakers only. amazing so you are so fond of those saw what a loss it was a very good artist better than in in terms of appetite so he did a lot with his music he wept with so many people like black people saw it it was it was very good and really we've learned from him as we are growing sort of memories of him is just the days that he was sort of with his music going cross culture across different areas in part of it and that he got arrested many times but it didn't stop him from doing what he enjoyed doing and breaking down the barriers of apartheid for more on the legacy of johnny trade i'm joined by kenya i will by any 10 years of broadcasting in south africa she's coming to us from johannesburg welcome to day devon africa kenya you got to interview johnny cake a few years back i'm very envious by the way but i wondered what did he me

by sri lanka at headingley angelo mathews with a century australia are up against south africa at old trafford south africa currently 112 for one who are finishes top of the table will play new zealand in the similes while the 2nd place team will meet host england the number one pick in last month's n.b.a. draft and williamson had a shaky start to his debut for the new orleans pelicans on friday but it wasn't entirely his fault the 19 year old scored 11 points against the new york knicks before suffering a knee and 3 but that wasn't the only thing to rock the fans in las vegas they also felt the $7.00 magnitude earthquake from neighboring california the main concern was the swinging overhead scoreboard and the speakers forcing the game to be abandoned over in los angeles the quake hit in the 4th innings of the dodgers game . 6.3 t.d.'s the day. only to be replaced i don't understand why the players can't see. on sunday the u.s. women's football team will go up against another lions for the world cup title but once the tournament is over the also go to court to continue fighting against gender discriminatio

the bronze medal match saw england take on south africa but it seems that already met in the group stages which saw england beat south africad today, england went one better by beating south africa by 16 goals in the end, clearly recovering from the disappointment of losing in the semi—final to new zealand. they came out much more and the shooting was on point and they saw the match out 58 goals to 42, a great redemption for the team who were hugely disappointed not to be in that gold medal match. they can take a bronze medal match. they can take a bronze medal here in liverpool, not that they hoped for but they are definitely not too disappointed to have a metal around their necks. let's hear from the england have a metal around their necks. let's hearfrom the england camp after the match. sometimes it's about more than a metal, that's what this journey has been, about more than a metal, that's what thisjourney has been, notjust standing up there but going about it, the atmosphere, enjoying the journey and right now it is just an overwhelming sense of pride that i have for my team. so that's it from liverpool, it really ha

south africa currently where would you say the government has failed. it's a very complex problem but basically what the problem is in south africa is that there are not enough skilled lower labor and there is an oversupply of unskilled labor part of it is historical early south africa where blacks that have been had been held back by every are sanctions and we still see the legacy of that part of it is also a fairly education system and then there's other issues there 6 man it mean east ration in a lot of businesses but also under governments and in the public sector are various corruptions all these things come together and presidents a real mama parson has said that he wants to turn it around even now says that the department will no longer be known as department for labor but the department as well thought employment seeing is a national crisis and wants to make it a priority and he was just elected you're in south africa and people do hope that he could bring some sort of a change well as far as government policy goes what what's the what's the effect of pouring billions into bathing out state for. you know is there a big issue here on inside africa and

africa coming up in the next 15 minutes president south africa's. corruption accuses him. kill 5. after careful study i have. fundamentally. and getting to grips with the on racing scene in miami we meet one of the sport's aspiring champions. i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in south africa's president said what i'm opposed to has gone on the offensive against any occasions he's 27000 campaigned to become leader of the african national congress or a.n.c. benefited from money laundering also went on national television to slam the report by the country's anti corruption watchdog which claimed he misled parliament over a donation that report contains human rights factually not true says that material nature the findings were found out only in law irrational and in some instances exceeds the scope of the powers of the public protect i have therefore decided to seek an urgent judicial review of the public protect us report its findings and its immediate action i've instructed my legal representatives to prepare an uptick ation to this effect as a matter of agency and they were going to go over to johannesburg now it. is standing by high too so good to see you so i brought up was has acknowledged that these findings and gets to moss serio

about some of the challenges facing south africa right now joining us from london peter out i've been told peter is the head of capital markets research at south africa based in teletext good have you with us peter so south african airways exxon trans net many of south africa's state owned firms facing huge financial and management troubles just how much of a threat to they and others pose to south africa's economy and massive build up of financial stress of the state owned. enterprises and you can always tell when the back is about to stop when people stop paying wages and that's when finally things start happening normally in terms of bailouts in terms of hopefully some semblance of reform but each month now we have a number of an s.o.s. who are basically trying and then sometimes failing to pay wages in full and hence now we have money coming forward from the budget which is going to be bailing out a number of the us who is most notably as calm they've given an extra $26000000000.00 rand this year and a $3000000000.00 round next year just about $4900000000.00 in order to keep the show on the road and ensure their house going concern there in the o