hello, i'm mubarak kenya and welcome to africa today. and this week we are discussing the ongoing south africa's genocide case against the israeli regime at the international court of justice, icj. now the case has drawn the admiration of all freedom seekers worldwide, we have a special guest to discuss the topic today, he's none other than south african ambassador to iran, his excellency dr. francis moloy. thank you, mr. ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inviting me, mubarak. it's a pleasure to be here. as you know, many freedom seekers worldwide and people who love peace, they have welcomed uh south africa's case against the israeli aparty. regime at the icc of genocidal law against palestinians in gaza. now uh, first can you tell us what was the motivation or the factors behind south africa's move uh to initiate this very historical case? well, the the people of palestine have been under occupation for over 75 years and they have not enjoyed. "the rights and freedoms that we as the world community have uh proclaim

i'm mubarak kenya and welcome to africa today and this week we are discussing the ongoing south africa's genocide case against the israel regime at the international court of justice icj. now the case has drawn the admiration of all freedom seekers worldwide. we have a special guest to discuss the topic today. he's none other than south african ambassador to iran. his excellency dr. francis molloy. thank you mr. ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inviting me mubaraki. it's a pleasure to be here, as you know, many freedom seekers worldwide and people who love peace, they have welcomed south africa's case against the israeli apart regime at the icc of his genocidal war against palestinians in gaza, now first can you tell us what was the motivation or the factors behind south africa's move uh to initiate this very historical case, well the the people of palestine. have been under occupation for over 75 years and they have not enjoyed the rights and freedoms that we as the world community yeah have uh proclaimed on particularly after this the second world war yeah they h

welcome back and you're watching africa today. this week we are focusing on an unprecedented upsarge of terrorism in africa. amid the presence of us troops across the continent. basoma bazi, minister of state of burkina faso, an address to the un general assembly last year stressed that his country, mali and niger are deal. dealing with a war imposed on them by imperialism under the pretext of terrorism. mali nigier and burkina faso are dealing with a war that was imposed upon them by imperialism under the pretext of terrorists, and they these are sewing terror and destruction. despite the un charter with principles of equality, justice on one hand and on the other hand, international law, which has been often cited here at the un, there is a massive casm. between in the treatment of these different issues. professor abdul wahab, what's your take on this statement by the minister from burkinafaso, a country currently at the forefront of battling imperialism? but that statement, i completely, i agree with him. you know, the western

hello, i'm mubarak kenya and a warm welcome to africa today, a program that takes you a journey through africa. we cover current affairs in the continent and also highlight various aspects of the continent's rich history, culture and civilization. in our program today, we shall take a glance at how islam impacted on the culture and arts of some of the eastern. and western parts of the continent, so stay with us and please send us your comments through our social media handle appearing on the screen. the impact of islam on african culture and art. any discussion on islam in africa brings to mind a major historical fact. the first journey in the history of islam was the migration of muslims to absenia in eastern africa and the president day ethiopia. during the advent of islam, the polytheist persecuted the muslims, those who proclaimed believe in one god, and god's messenger, the prophet muhammad, peace be upon him and his progeny. this resulted in prophet muhammad suggestion to muslims to leave mecca and seek protection in abisena. according to historians, najashi, the king of abicenia,

these and more on this edition of iran today. africa is rich in strategic minerals such as lithium, graphite, boxite, manganese and cobalt all essential for modern technologies. however, harnessing the value of these minerals requires investment in infrastructure, innovation, and sustainable practices and developing the local industrial fabric. these were some of the topics discussed at the african mining in daba 2020. 24 that was held last february in cape town, the term indaba comes from the zulu language, which means a meeting to discuss a serious topic. this year, the indaba is dedicated to the capitalization and development of mining in africa. south african president sri rama posa addressed this world's largest mining investment conference. he said that the vast majority of minerals that are key to the global energy transition lie beneath africa's rich soil. "the vast majority of the minerals that are key to global energy transition lie beneath the soil of the african continent, as you've had my two brothers articulating earlier,

hello, i'm mubarak hania and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on iran's academic cooperation with uganda that has seen dozens of students from these east african country obtaining scholarships to study in iran. the second part of our show is on how african countries can take advantage. the high demand for energy transition minerals available across the continent by implementing value addition initiatives. you can be part of this conversation by sending us your comments through our social media handle. iran uganda academic cooperation. iran's president ibrahim raisi visited uganda last july as part of his three-nation africa tour. during the visit president neoveri musavini called upon iran to consider investing in uganda's oil and gas sector specifically by providing assistance in the development of the country's oil refinery. president raisi responded to the request by the president of uganda saying iran is ready to transfer its know-how in the oil sector to uganda. now as part of this transfer of technology program ir

not the only reason, but one of the serious reasons, why are such conditions being created for africa todaycial obligations, of course it is not means that you and i must follow the path, there is always resistance, fighting for our interests by force of arms, but we must do everything to change the current situation, make it much more fair, understandable, transparent, and therefore more stable, as i just said in my final words on the forum on on means here next to each other in the next room on here - there is one more point that i would like to draw attention to in the course of numerous contacts with african leaders, even from those countries in which economic the situation today is very difficult, and people live very hard, and are often malnourished, not one of them, not one, i want to emphasize this: did not directly ask for anything, no one extended a hand and no one asked for anything, give us this, give us that, everyone was talking about only one thing: let's establish fair, honest, economic work together, so i want to tell you that we are ready, of course, to support our african

only one way - to fight for our interests by force, why are they creating such conditions for africa todayng such financial obligations? never have export revenues increased 30 times, they would have sent me to try, the concept of political cuisine, i did that, delicious sprats, because sprats are delicious, during putin’s trip to the stavropol region. russian tomatoes, and do you like tomatoes or cucumbers more? your tomatoes are a very corporate answer, now you gave, the leadership will praise it if it hears it, the whole country will watch it, very interesting and unusual footage, you can always see it in our program, the presidential aura comes straight to the greenhouse where tomatoes are grown, we drive in the car, we drive, it ends, there is no end in sight, playing, this is not to mine. he will collect, a person collects a ton of 200, that is, in fact, he is four people for four times more, four times more , probably there will be a competitor or something, a person still distinguishes, he feels this tomato, he grows it, and he is a robot what feel it, taste it, smell it, well, let

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twenty-five-thousandth batch was canceled in russia, these bags already contain fertilizer, russia-africa. todays not the first country where grain has been sent. we are ready to help those who need it. the country has about 300,000 tons of mineral fertilizers, most of which were not released from european ports for a long time. gradually, some of the cargo was released from sanctions. 23,000 tons for zimbabwe were taken from belgium and latvia. with the assistance of the un , they were taken to mozambique and from there they were sent by land to zimbabwe. thanks to the interaction of private business with the un, farmers in kenya, malawi, and nigeria are already using free russian fertilizers. and our corporate motto is because food. everyone needs it, when we say everyone, we mean absolutely everyone, including and above all those who most urgently need it, and today's delivery was made possible thanks to our joint efforts and joint work with the united nations world food program, thanks to their full support, zimbabwean farmers will receive 2,300 tons of fertilizers produced. zimbabwe and rus

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why are such conditions being created and imposed for africa today?ted the world festival vladimir putin 's obligations the president several times this is not an attempt to prove something to anyone, russia is glad to see its friends. we do not organize an event of this kind some kind of tool to combat sanctions. our government is fighting sanctions and quite successfully, as you can see, with such results in the agricultural sector. there has never been a 30-fold increase in export revenues in the country; they would have sent us to try the concept of political cuisine, so they made delicious sprat, because delicious sprat during putin’s trip. in the stavropol region, yeah, chicken noodles were presented, you say, we have sour cream, greens, here we have blackberries, isn’t it dangerous, journalists had questions, the security service works and does what it must to ensure the safety of the head of state, do you prefer cucumbers or tomatoes most of all, depending on what is tasty, the canteen of the holding company is in greenhouses... of which a thi

and the voices were sounded over africa. today, the 44 year old tips to speak to is the president of the single month's uncle who support team said, that's a vote for his candidate is to vote this month's uncle. that's the new syndicate, leads president who ought to be followed some cause complaint sancho is not only a critical springs policy, but it supports us off the unification of africa as part of the sites and things neo colonial fi appear to clearly ahead of the governing conditions. for my prime minister, a module boss and it can be useful to, at a choice of 9 to contend is to replace mac itself or a slipping dog. i'll stay sick and to mod by on risk in single microsoft is of course medium office on the 2nd of april. and that's all from me now. my colleague moran him on me will be at the top of the all with you with more updates by now. the hello, i'm in noah chan. you're tuned into modus operandi. and just before the coven pandemic hit the world in 2020, the european union suffered a loss a divorce that was debated and ho

is destination german, south, west africa, today's and then maybe the german photographer compiled a private photo album documenting his travels between black and white images among them. his arrival in this walk up moaned the main port survey, the german call, and he also kept a diary made public here for the 1st time german south west africa was not his 1st stop on the continent, but it was a disappointing one. i must confess. one cannot possibly imagine a story is sites and in the sandy deserts with houses, with not a single tree or shrub. little missus, henning. the attorney's wife broke out in t is when she saw her new hunt. i could not think of anything more saddening than having to live here permanently on the coast. the became so ready, touch safe to genuinely knew very little about the colonies dimension as hardly any one had actually seen that does it. and reports with pretty rare all the savings there who spend a lot. it's peak, the population of germans and all the colonies together. with 25000. so vanishingly smaller screen. so go back to maya was sent to africa, where h

of the major cause is not the only one though, and then why such as all the missing photos in africa today. 1 may want to see that. so it does not me that we should always struggle with, you know, as for our interests no, but we should do all of most to change the context to make it more transparent and the fara and most sustained the bill, which is, as i have just said, in my concluding remarks that they have to for them closing ceremony next door. but actually there is another point i like to emphasize during multiple context with african lead is it continues to be suppose to $77.00 people from those countries with very di, economic situations out in the mail now raised to people, mountain hours, population of a single, some the data of the money directly, no one's approach may happen, and all of them spoke about the desire to establish a fact almost economic joint corporation who i'm going to look at. we are ready to support our african friends if need be, you know, now we will, we have some shaped grain and batches free of charge to several african countries and waving by the shipping,

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took to the speeds and made sure that to be a voices were heard and the voices were sounded over africa. today, the 44 year old text to speak to is the president of the single was months sancho, who supports him said, that's a vote for his candidate is 2 votes. response sancho, that's the new syndicate leads president who ought to be follow some cause complaint. some fall is not only a critical phrase policy, but it supports us off the unification of africa as part of the sites and things neo colonial as imply appears clearly ahead of the governing coalitions for my prime minister ahmad to boston. it leads voters at a choice of 9 to contend is to replace mac yourself for a stepping down off to a sick and to mod, by unrest and cynical microsoft is of course media office on the 2nd of april. all right, that's the update this our are to those comments where you can get the details of all the stories of the following this hour. i'll see you again the .

create lives on creating a picture of africa, whose legacy is ongoing to this day the, this had sign in handbook one is an old, colonial imagery is still with us today. by that you can find it everywhere from advertising to musical level. it has little to do with reality in africa. but he does manufacture nice looking pictures. it even shouldn't have been conveys adventure to exhaust just as an ex or take on to send you out. documented of your current debates over racism and cultural appropriation offer an opportunity to reassess historically important photos. like those taken by a whole back little maya. and i, and so i'm sorry for the i'm going with indeed and a responsible approach to the pictures would be firstly of a critical reprisal. i'm quite the seeing and marking them within their context and would be even if we, as a museum, exhibit an image with an accompanying text. we're still reproducing the visual content onto one possible approach would be to counter these visual narratives with other images by creating counter images as it works as to these colonial impressions and bit of a the 1st color photos of africa are now over a century old.

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the russian president spoke about it at the russia-africa summit. todayry where grain has been sent. we are ready to help those who need our support. russia keeps its word. and you know, that the president of the russian federation vladimir. as part of humanitarian aid, that is , free of charge, it transfers about 300,000 tons of mineral fertilizers to developing countries, most of which have long been released from european ports. gradually , some of the cargo was released from sanctions; 23,000 tons for zimbabwe were taken from belgium and latvia, with the assistance of the un they were delivered to mozambique, and from there they were sent to zimbabwe by land transport. thanks to the interaction of private business with the un , free russian fertilizers have already used by farmers in kenya, malawi, and nigeria. our corporate motto, because everyone needs food, when we say everyone, we mean absolutely everyone, including and especially those who are most acute. needs it, and today's delivery was made possible thanks to our joint efforts , collaboration

about free assistance to african countries, the russian president spoke about it at the russia-africa summit. todaye first country where grain has been sent. we are ready to help those who need our support. russia keeps its word. and you know that the president of the russian federation is vladimir vladimirovich putin. sent to zimbabwe. thanks to the interaction of private business with the un, farmers in kenya, malawi, and nigeria are already using free russian fertilizers. and our corporate motto is because food is needed to each. and when we say everyone, we mean absolutely everyone, including and above all those who most urgently need it. and today’s delivery was made possible thanks to our joint efforts , collaboration with the united nations world food program, thanks to their comprehensive support, and zimbabwean farmers will receive 23,000 tons of fertilizers produced by uralchem. zimbabwe and russia have something else in common: the unprecedented and illegal sanctions regime of the united states and its satellites was carried out back in the early 2000s, when authorities. decided to give

assistance to african countries, about which the russian president spoke. spoke at the russia-africa summit, todayis not the first country where grain has been sent. we are ready to help those who need it. in our support, russia keeps its word, and you know that the president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin back in 2022 took the initiative to provide assistance to african countries, in line with this initiative, the uralchem ​​group of companies organized a supply. kenya, malawi, nigeria, our corporate motto, because everyone needs food, when we say everyone, we mean everyone, including and most importantly those who need it most, and today's delivery was made possible thanks to our joint efforts and joint working with the world. interaction between parliamentarians. stevandich is in moscow on a visit, and yesterday he spoke with russian colleagues from the state duma. you you know that today, simultaneously, both chambers of the russian parliament, the state duma and the federation council, adopted an appeal on the eve of the twenty-fifth anniversary of nato aggression agai

. >> i've come to africa today with the bravest angolan women i have ever met.ve children. they have lives. but if they feel it is their moral responsibility to keep the land safe for their children. >> here, children are taught about the dangers of landmines, an everyday reality. >> teaching small little children not to pick up what looks like a rock to fix their bicycle, and only to see their hand blown up, or to lose an eye or a limb. >> the united nations estimates more than 5500 people were killed or maimed by landmines across the world in 2021. >> i met a young landmine victim who lost her right arm and her sight at age six. >> the risk of parent every time she enters a minefield or hears a blast. >> i tell you, it's a sound that i've heard so many times, and it's just bone chilling to know that we have to go back. we have to continue this work until every single landmine is out of the face of this earth. >> war torn angola, a far cry from this hall in iowa, where last year, heidi was honored with the world food prize. >> i was just so humbled and honored