that's rafael cross over now to south africa where the president says that the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation cyril ramaphosa says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters they issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa with some pointing to neighboring zimbabwe's economic collapse after land reform then the intention of this proposed amendment is to promote redress advance economic development increase our going to cultural production and food security it will also transform the un just spatial realities in urban areas to accelerate the agrarian reform the sea has further directed government to urgently initiate far most of port programs in depressed areas before the first rains this year this should include supporting far most with two checks to fertilizers see extension services finance and access to key infrastructure will speak to mark charter who is the founder and principal of germ arkansas africa h

they are tired and angry that a white minority still own most of the good lead the ruling african national congress is trying to propose a policy where these lead its population without compensation basically taking away land without paying for it some people say that could be a bad move for this country that could scare away investors but the ruling party is under pressure because poverty is rising and appears to the liver and carry on as problems of neighbor politicians back in one thousand nine hundred four for a better life for all side africans to help for the moment we'll say thank you of course are joining later in the day but. at least three people have been killed and six others injured in shelling by who the rebels in southwestern yemen locals say the iranian backed fighters fired a missile targeting a residential area and there's the goofy's control the outskirts of the city. no iraq's energy minister is set to discuss a cooperation agreement with saudi arabia there have been protests across southern iraq over power shortages poll services and a lack of jobs the government says it's list

that it's not right i'm angry that a white minority still own most of the land the ruling african national congress is trying to propose expropriation without compensation basically taking away land from owners and giving it to black people without paying for it a move some people say could be a bad movie could hurt the economy really badly but some people say maybe that is the way to go what is clear is that the ruling party is under a lot of pressure many celebrities who are around in one thousand nine hundred four when they saw and also mandela being made president and they heard all those big promises being made about a better life for say they're frustrated they still waiting for those promises to be delivered and they're hoping this current leadership takes up the mantle deals with corruption move this country forward and try to make the poor black majority have a decent life for themselves and for their children still for momentarily then of course a follow vents for. the day progresses thank you. still ahead here on documents reveal the united arab emirates is attempts to tighten its grip o

later south africa still struggles with the race and other challenges factions in the ruling african national congress threaten to defy the continent's oldest liberation movement millions of black south africans continue to live in shanty towns with little access to running water electricity or quality healthcare now also mandela's legacy of father and reconciliation has been threatened by social conflict in south africa this country has one of the highest rates of inequality in the world the poor black majority said they want jobs and land some south africans feel the promises of a better life for all made in one thousand nine hundred four haven't materialized in many countries fifty percent. and are they going to see employment in their lifetime it's a question that needs to be arsed repeatedly some young people born after apartheid are starting to ask questions about whether mandela spent too much time focusing on reconciliation instead of improving conditions for the poor. and others in her group say they admire mandela's willingness to forgive people even those who refuse to apologize for the cri

south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation so around opposers says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters the issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa with some pointing to zimbabwe's economic collapse after long before where i am opposes the move is likely to appeal to his base ahead of elections next year the intention of this proposed amendment is to promote redress advance economic development increase our going to cultural production and food security it will also transform the un just special realities in urban areas to accelerate agrarian reform. the air the sea has further directed government to gently initiate farmer support programs in depressed areas before the festering this year this should include supporting farmers with two tractors fertilizers c extension services finance and access to key infrastructure. still to come this half hour hundreds of hikers ar

in one nine hundred fifty five the african national congress the a.n.c. issued to freedom charter in response to the boer regimes racist system where my three kids under what was said and sound on june twenty sixth one thousand for five sold out forgot to laugh a century later mandela successor topple mbeki echoed its credo. all national groups will have a quote of rights. it could watch out shed in the countries where the lens out set of mine goes the way it was have you. or your wife winnie mandela and nelson mandela now divorced once formed the glorious figurehead of the south african liberation movement. when forty year old mandela led his bride sixteen years his junior to the altar her father said it's not love you're marrying my child but struggle. you. her husband was facing charges of high treason as in his first marriage he was hardly able to provide for his family but they were happy. first came their daughter. since he was born and they were for. her. but these were bloody times and schonfeld in one thousand nine hundred sixty police officers f

nelson chamisa say they're confident of a victory south africa's president says the ruling african national congress push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation so around opposer says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution you're up to date with the headlines stay with us here in algiers there that's it from me but a.j. aids is coming up next. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current events that. al-jazeera. is standing will the jewel of fall different and pires centuries of power and politics have shaped a distinct identity evident in the people and to food today a new generation of turks is shaking things up the youth topping into their creativity to give their cultural heritage a modern form. of the food a mirror of society it brings us together traces divergent histories and opens new futures i'm on a journey to meet food lovers around the world and get the inside track then city east through the food they long. to. istanbul may be o

was this oppression that pushed nelson mandela o join a revolutionary movement called the african national congresshe joined politics when he was just 26 years old partly to fight raise inequality and also because he had just been kicked off his parent's obama care. at first it fought for-- racist government got more oppressive in 1948 the government stepped up apartheid which made legal racism the foundation of the entire country. black people couldn't vote, they had to live in certain areas, and they were banned from playing sports with white people. and mi not lying, that last part i completely understand, all right. if your system is based on white supreme see you can't have black people dunking all over your shit. it just doesn't go with the narrative. be like white people are superior, ah, wait, i wasn't ready, i wasn't ready. in fact, the government became so oppressive that mandela and the anc decided to resort to violence. they bombed power station, post offices and they did it when people weren't in there but still they blew shit up. and there were man people in south africa and around th

when south africa was still a british colony mandela rose to prominence when he joined the african national congress back in one thousand nine hundred eighty three he began travelling all over south africa speaking out against apartheid until nine hundred sixty two when police arrested him he was then sentenced to life in prison on charges of sabotage twenty seven years later. for part child was a ball he remained active in public life until his death in twenty thirty and. there's little doubt about nelson mandela's contribution to south africa but the nation today has many troubles including a high proportion of people without jobs with few prospects for the future of the freedom mandela fought for as little to offer the young generation. so wetter south africa a township to the seas way cosy still calls home he's part of the first generation of children born in the hopeful years after apartheid but the rainbow nation nelson mandela dreamt of is far from reality he says different from your nation is availability of drugs everywhere in the story today yeah definitely a lot of crime lot of it that's

only his nation but politics around the world and ela rose to prominence when he joined the african national congress back in one nine hundred forty three he began traveling all over south africa speaking out against apartheid and till nine hundred sixty two and police arrested him as he was then sentenced to life in prison on charges of sabotage. twenty seven years later after a massive political change in south africa until it was released from prison he quickly resumed his political work and was then elected president in one nine hundred ninety four hours upon time was abolished remained active in public life until his death in twenty thirty. so little doubt about nelson mandela's contribution to the past of his nations of africa but today it's a nation with many troubles including high unemployment with few prospects for the future the freedom mandela fought for has little to offer many people in south africa especially the young generation. so wetter south africa the township to the seas way cozy still calls home he's part of the first generation of children born in the hopeful years after apart

only his nation but politics around the world and the rose to prominence when he joined the african national congress back in one thousand nine hundred forty three he began traveling all over south africa speeches speaking out for other against apartheid till one hundred sixty two when police arrested him he was then sentenced to life in prison on charges of sabotage twenty seven years later after a massive political change in south africa he was then released from prison and quickly was used as a political work he was elected president of course in one thousand nine hundred four off of apartheid with a whole list and then remained active in public life until his death in twenty thirty. so little doubt really about nelson mandela's legacy to the south african past if you want the nation today though is plagued by many troubles including a high proportion of people without jobs with few prospects for the future the freedom mandela fought for has little to offer them especially the young generation . so west to south africa the township to the seas wake whose e still calls home he's part of the first g

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south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white families without compensation cyril ramaphosa says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution to deal with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters the issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa with some pointing to zimbabwe's economic collapse of the language. from opposes move is likely to appeal to his base as of elections next year. there was embarrassment for venezuela's ruling socialist party when the lights went out during its national congress meeting the other guests were raising their hands to reelect president nicolas maduro as party leader one may were plunged into darkness and they were later blamed it on sabotage pointing out that the power company didn't affect the rest of the hotel after just have become increasingly common in the country's economic crisis. meanwhile former governor and venezuelan opposition candidate. says the flatlining economy could soon force president roger wrote to the

i remember when the african national congress was designated a terrorist organization by the united states gofert. it was illegal to meet with the freedom fighters in the united states, but many of us did any way in safe places around the world. we passed legislation i led to lift president mandela and the a.n.c. off the terrorist watch list on his 90th birthday 10 years ago. i will never forget of those waiting in lines to vote for mandela. he sparked social justice movements that reached around the world and reminded us of the power of the vote. as president mandela noted esterday, he said, madiba came to possess dispossessed people all around the world, the hopes of a better life. mandela taught us lessons on reconciliation, perseverance. above all, he taught us the fight for justice was never finished. his legacy will live forever. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without ob

wing in one thousand six hundred one nine hundred sixty the armed wing of the ups and nash african national congress m k you always sees where he didn't found it nor did his fellow leaders embark on that strategy lightly. only after they'd been banned as an organization only after strikes stay at homes busboy courts rent boycotts protests of his of a peaceful kind only after those had been viciously suppressed by the aforesaid government did they say we've really got no alternative but point is that at the time when you most need support where if you got that support violence would never have been necessary you don't get it that's the history of struggles for rights and it was certainly the case for mondale as a in see it apartheid south africa you don't mention the i.m.f. and he came under huge criticism for selling out the nineteen fifties freedom charter which you do quote from in the book but not the chapter which was about nationalization of the mines i mean what about the grid system that he was basically he died in a south africa more unequal than under apartheid is as the council of churches

wing in one nine hundred sixty one nine hundred sixty the armed wing of the ops and nash african national congress m.k. i'm always sees where he didn't found it nor did his fellow leaders embark on that strategy lightly only after they'd been banned as an organization only after strikes stay at home was busboy rent boycotts protests of his of a peaceful kind only after those had been viciously suppressed by the aforesaid government did they say we've really got no alternative but point is that at the time when you most need support where if you got that support violence would never have been necessary you don't get it that's the history of struggles for rights and it was certainly the case for mondale as a in see it apartheid south africa you don't mention the i.m.f. and he came under huge criticism for selling out the nineteen fifties freedom charter which you do quote from in the book but not the chapter which was about nationalization of. mines i mean what about the grid system that he was basically he died in a south africa more unequal than under apartheid is as the council of churches have e

congress. for turning out black voters in november may be difficult african-american turnout fell in the twenty sixteen election when the nation's first black president was no longer on the ballot. many attribute hillary clinton's loss to the lack of enthusiasm among african americans everyone who believes and knows that this hateful bigoted administration needs to be voted out of mesa to do it right. despite the upcoming challenge few nationally known democrats are speaking at the convention. a sign that minority voter turnout in november will depend on the grassroots to show up castro al-jazeera san antonio texas. huge crowds have turned out still welcome home france's world cup winning football is these were the scenes along the shells are losing in the capitals paris france beat croatia four to sunday's final to become world champions for a second time. i. traverse a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera the salon in the white house says u.s. president donald trump will meet members of congress on to say he's returned home to face criticism of his performance at the helsinki summit with his russian counterpart vladimir

congress. for turning out black voters in november may be difficult african-american turnout fell in the twenty sixteen election when the nation's first black president was no longer on the ballot. many attribute hillary clinton's loss to the lack of enthusiasm among african americans everyone who believes and knows that this hateful bigoted administration needs to be voted out of mesa to do it right. despite the upcoming challenge few nationally known democrats are speaking at the convention. a sign that minority voter turnout in november will depend on the grassroots to show up castro al-jazeera san antonio texas. tavis take a look at the top stories here it out there the white house says u.s. president donald trump will meet members of congress on tuesday. he's returned to the u.s. to face criticism for monday's summit with his russian counterpart vladimir putin mr trump a parrot to side with moscow against allegations that it interfered in the twenty sixteen u.s. election i do feel that we have both made some mistakes i think that the the probe is a disaster for our country i think it's kept us apart it's kept us separated t

african american woman in either party to hold a congressional leadership position. congresswoman lee was first elected to congress 20 years ago and if considered one of the nation's most outspoken progressive voices. >>> defense secretary james mattand is mike pompeo are meeting in meeting. police are preparing for protests around the summit today and tomorrow. >>> there is a new war of words between president trump and the leader of iran with threats and counter threats. the iranian president is now warning president trump against pursuing what he calls hostile policies against tehran saying war with iran is the mother of all wars. president trump tweeted this response in all caps. never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer the consequences the likes of which few throughout history have suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious. this followed strong remarks from secretary of state pompeo who accused iranian leaders of spreading violence across the middle east. >> i have a message for the people of iran. the united states hears you, the united states supports you, the uni

congress. for turning out black voters in november may be difficult african-american turnout fell in the twenty sixteen election when the nation's first black president was no longer on the ballot. many attribute hillary clinton's loss to the lack of enthusiasm among african americans everyone who believes and knows that this hateful bigoted administration needs to be voted out of mesa to do it right. despite the upcoming challenge few nationally known democrats are speaking at the convention. a sign that minority voter turnout in november will depend on the grassroots to show up castro al-jazeera san antonio texas. european leaders have warned china the united states and russia against a dangerous trade wars they met chinese counterparts in beijing the international monetary fund says tit for tat terrorists could send the global economy into recession has more from washington d.c. . the i.m.f. says booming economies in the united states and china continue to keep the global economy on track but warned it could be to rail if an all out global trade war breaks out between the u.s. and its trading partners these are substantial hi

congress. for turning out black voters in november may be difficult african-american turnout fell in the twenty sixteen election when the nation's first black president was no longer on the ballot. many attribute hillary clinton's loss to the lack of enthusiasm among african-americans everyone who believes and knows that this hateful bigoted administration needs to be voted out of mesa to do it right. despite the upcoming challenge few nationally known democrats are speaking at the convention. a sign that minority voter turnout in november will depend on the grassroots to show up castro al-jazeera san antonio texas still ahead they came second but they're still number one with their fans croatia's footballers get a big welcome. have . thank you very much as they have been hearing world cup winners france have been celebrating their triumph with fans in paris after beating croatia four two in sunday's final and russia the team returned to the french capital and showed off the trophy to hundreds of thousands of supporters a packed onto the chandeliers a. and they might not have won the main prize but croatia's world cup team retur

african american to be elected to congress. he served as the east bacon gregsal representative for three decades. he sponsored legislation to enact sanctions on south africa's government. his left national politics informed a lobbying group in the bay area. a decade later he served from 2007 to 2011. after he left his position as oakland mayor he lived in washington d.c. and his family members announced this morning he dried from prostate cancer at the age of 82. the current mayor spoke about his passing. >> he was such a glass ceiling breaker. such a leader he was the person who formed the black caucus for the caucus. he was the first african american to sit on let alone share the armed services economy and yet, he was a pacifist. he spoke truth to power. >> national political leaders are responding to his passing as well. rev rend jesse jackson said he's on the honor roll of the great freedom fighters ot past century. congresswoman bash la ree r barbara lee called her a dear friend and predecessor. >>> mayor lib by shaft says he's in the process of reaching out to his extended family here in the east bay and it's likely there's a local memorial event to celebrate his life at some poin

the armed wing in nineteen six in one nine hundred sixty the armed wing of the oxen nash african national congress m.k. i'm always sees where he didn't found it nor did his the fellow leaders embark on that strategy lightly only after they'd been banned as an organization only off strikes stay at homes busboy rent boycotts protests of his of a peaceful client only after those had been viciously suppressed by the aforesaid government did they say we've really got no alternative but point is that at the time when you most need support where if you got that support violence would never have been necessary you don't get it that's the history of struggles for rights and it was certainly the case for monday as a in see it apartheid south africa you don't mention the i.m.f. and he came under huge criticism for selling out the nineteen fifties freedom charter which you do quote from in the book but not the chapter which was about nationalization of the mines i mean what about the grid. this is him that he was basically he died in a south africa more unequal than under apartheid is as the council of church