the world watched as nelson mandela head of the african national congress party the a.n.c. ushered south africa out of apartheid and into a democratic era where our determination the beard. which it. can't be proud of. but while the new constitution guarantees equal rights to all after 25 years of a.n.c. rule south africa is now the most unequal country. critics say one common denominator looms large corruption. my guest tonight has played a key role in south africa's modern history. from a time fighting apartheid to her role as south africa's deputy president. and speaker of the national assembly. presiding over what has been called the period of chaos in. your son fogarty i now know the details. on a number of my name my you out on back such as the a.n.c. betrayed mandela's legacy will new president cyril ramaphosa set it back on the right track i made the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with a how successfully she thinks the a.n.c. transition from a liberation movement to a ruling party and whether critics are right to say that it demands

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almost a decade in power he was removed following a bitter internal battle within the ruling african national congress party his lawyers argue that he had been treated unfairly by prosecutors and was a victim of a politically motivated witch hunt the ruling means 2 months long awaited trial will start on october 15th. his government us turn to cannabis as a new source of income for its ailing economy it's approved plans for the country's 1st hemp farm and production plant the 1st organization to be given a cannabis research license is harare zimbabwe industrial hemp trust it celebrated the sowing of its 1st hemp crop on friday industrial hemp because of a variety of a cannabis grown specifically for industrial uses derived products it's fibers used in textiles and paper and it seeds are edible. to angola now one of africa's major oil producing countries that's run into trouble the state needs money on the 1st of october the government in rwanda introduced a new value added tax and a few days later for the 1st time since 2011 it put new oil concessions out to international tend to the problem the presu

the ruling african national congress has made several attempts to replace the $982.00 protection of state information act its version the protection of state information bill even made it through parliament. the campaign is journalists and lawyers said it was new only in name and still gave the state unconstitutional powers the bill remains unfinished business it's been on the president's desk for 6 years now awaiting signature until then the a particular law remains in force. historically always aside there's an unwritten cultural code in the region it's called going to the idea in african culture that a shared sense of humanity builds and binds community the challenge for modern day african societies and their leaders who are no longer united by the common goal of being colonial rule is how to reconcile their reverence of a point to with the irreverence of critical journalist not too long ago in this very same but. criticizing a public figure especially political leadership could be seen to be at fault but attitudes are changing as people begin to identify themselves often as text messa

the ruling african national congress has made several attempts to place the $902.00 protection of state information act its version the protection of state information bill even made it through parliament. the campaign it's journalists and lawyers said it was new only in name and still gave the state unconstitutional powers the bill remains unfinished business it's been on the president's desk for 6 years now awaiting signature until then the a particular law remains in force. historically always aside there's an unwritten cultural code in the region it's called into the idea in african culture that a shared sense of humanity builds and binds communities the challenge for modern day african societies and their leaders who are no longer united by the common goal of ending colonial. it's hard to reconcile the reverence of a true with the irreverence of critical journalists not too long ago in this very same. criticizing a public figure the political leadership could be seen to be a lack of good but the attitudes are changing as people begin to identify themselves often his text. message i

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own campaign donation issues going on where local south africans have a huge feat in the african national congress you must remember that we inherited a situation where we have an infrastructure that was not capable to assist our people hospitals were only designed for the privilege the majority of black people were able to attend hospital if we were only 2 universities they were not there catering for black people so we put all that the government of the is have done so much for the south african people it is for that reason the low that they keep voting for them but i must add something else the fact that i am having this privilege to have this discussion with you in the united kingdom it is also that the government of the n.c. we were not allowed of black people to be able to see the talk free me it was a criminal offense for me to be the last thing i wanted to see it come to the corruption issue very briefly when it happens in africa we label it as corruption but it happens in the hours of calm or m.p. is out claiming 2 houses and we call it a scandal but when he's in africa is corruption char

1st charged in 2007 the charges were dropped 2 years later when he became president of the african national congress but last year charges of corruption racketeering and money laundering were reinstated it's been almost 15 years since zuma 1st face these charges and the latest appeal will keep zuma out of court at least for now many see this as yet another delay tactic by the former president who has repeatedly claimed he wants his day in court whatever the outcome the trial is likely to be drawn out for months to come. outside the court a couple of 100 supporters gathered to hear zuma speak. but. we asked the court to drop the charges completely because it's apparent that this case was never going to be dealt with fairly because we believe there was a conspiracy to find ways to arrest me. while vocal this crowd is one of the smallest seen supporting the former president a no show by prominent provincial leaders of seumas party the a.n.c. perhaps a sign of declining support. to maritzburg south africa one of the stories coming up on the al-jazeera news hour mozambique votes in general elections seen

1st charged in 2007 the charges were dropped 2 years later when he became president of the african national congressbut last year charges of corruption racketeering and money laundering were reinstated it's been almost 15 years since zuma 1st face these charges and the latest appeal will keep zuma out of court at least for now many see this as yet another delay tactic by the former president who has repeatedly claimed he wants his day in court whatever the outcome the trial is likely to be drawn out for months to come. outside the court a couple of 100 supporters gathered to hear zuma speak. but. we asked the court to drop the charges completely because it's apparent that this case was never going to be dealt with fairly because we believe there was a conspiracy to find ways to arrest me while vocal this crowd is one of the smallest seen supporting the former president a no show by prominent provincial leaders of seumas party the a.n.c. perhaps a sign of declining support.

authority and could possibly lead to further charges against jacob zuma perhaps members of the african national congress because many of these allegations are centered around zuma but also allege that there were other members of his party possibly involved he could again appear at that commission of inquiry and of course in that case many other questions to answer for the former president for me to thank for that for me to miller live in peter maritzburg. want to come here down to 0 including demands for justice in ecuador granted as protests is accused the police of brutality. while planned to prevent wildfires in california has left more than a 1000000 people without power. hello there are still plenty of west and windy weather across much of northern and in particular the northwest of europe not quite a bit of god has been streaming across much of the call event in the all sea as you'll see us all is a line of shout across the southeast now here we've got more cloud in the 4 calls i want you scattered showers even a scout a thunderstorm as well and you can see that we've got to improving conditions r

1st charged in 2007 the charges were dropped 2 years later when he became president of the african national congress but last year charges of corruption racketeering and money laundering were reinstated it's been almost 15 years since zuma 1st face these charges and the latest appeal will keep zuma out of court at least for now many see this as yet another delay tactic by the former president who has repeatedly claimed he wants his day in court whatever the outcome the trial is likely to be drawn out for months to come. outside the court a couple of 100 supporters gathered to hear zuma speak. but. we asked the court to drop the charges completely because it's apparent that this case was never going to be dealt with fairly because we believe there was a conspiracy to find ways to arrest me while vocal this crowd is one of the smallest seen supporting the former president a no show by prominent provincial leaders of seumas party the a.n.c. perhaps a sign of declining support for me al-jazeera pietermaritzburg south africa a yemeni official has told al-jazeera that u.a.e. forces and their separate us a

toled south africa from 2009 2018, when he was forced to resign by the ruling african national congressly due to separate corruption allegations. he has denied any wrongdoing. a powerful typhoon could drop as much as 30 inches of rain on the tokyo area this weekend, damaging winds are in the forecast as well. the government is warning residents to stockpile leave high risk places before it is too late. officials say this resembles the typhoon that hit the tokyo region in 19 38, killing more than 1200 people. the unprecedented blackout in california might not be coming to an end just yet after all. hot, dry wind sweeping into southern california is raising concerns that pg&e could widen power shut off to prevent its equipment from starting wildfires. ablaze fueled by santa ana winds broke out thursday in los angeles. the bankrupt utility has restored power to more than half of the customers who were affected. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. david?

the ruling african national congress has made several attempts to place the $902.00 protection of state information act its version the protection of state information bill even made it through parliament. the campaign its journalists and lawyers said it was new only in name and still gave the state unconstitutional powers the bill remains unfinished business it's been on the president's desk for 6 years now awaiting signature until then the a particular law remains in force. historically always aside there's an unwritten cultural code in the region it's called into the idea in african culture that a shared sense of humanity builds and binds communities the challenge. for modern day african societies and their leaders who are no longer united by the common goal of ending colonial rule is hard to reconcile the reverence of a point to think irreverence of critical journalists not too long ago in this very same book so i'm not. criticizing a public figure especially political leadership could be city should be electoral vote but attitudes are changing as people begin to identify themselves

the ruling african national congress has made several attempts to replace the $902.00 protection of state information act its version the protection of state information bill even made it through parliament. the campaign its journalists and lawyers said it was new only in name and still gave the state unconstitutional powers the bill remains unfinished business it's been on the president's desk for 6 years now awaiting signature until then the a particular law remains in force. historically always aside there's an unwritten cultural code in the region it's called into the idea in african culture that a shared sense of humanity builds and binds communities the challenge. for modern day african societies and their leaders who are no longer united by the common goal of being colonial group it's hard to reconcile the reverence of the true with the irreverence of critical germans not too long ago in this very same. criticizing a public figure the political leadership could be sitting. but attitudes are changing and people begin to identify themselves often his text. messages this way that thei

the ruling african national congress has made several attempts to replace the $902.00 protection of state information act its version the protection of state information bill even made it through parliament. but campaigners journalists and lawyers said it was new only in name and still gave the state unconstitutional powers the bill remains unfinished business it's been on the president's desk for 6 years now awaiting signature until then the apartheid era law remains in force. historically always aside there's an unwritten cultural code in the region it's called into the idea in african culture that a shared sense of humanity builds and binds communities the challenge for modern day african societies and their leaders who are no longer united by the common goal of ending colonial rule it's hard to reconcile the reverence of a point true with the irreverence of critical journalists not too long ago in this very same. criticizing a public figure especially political leadership could be sitting. but attitudes are changing as people begin to identify themselves often as text messages in this

1st charged in 2007 the charges were dropped 2 years later when he became president of the african national congress but last year charges of corruption racketeering and money laundering were reinstated it's been almost 15 years since zuma 1st face these charges and the latest appeal will keep zuma out of court at least for now many see this as yet another delay tactic by the former president who has repeatedly claimed he wants his day in court whatever the outcome the trial is likely to be drawn out for months to come. outside the court a couple of 100 supporters gathered to his zuma speak. but we are we asked the court to drop the charges completely because it's apparent that this case was never going to be dealt with fairly because we believe there was a conspiracy to find ways to arrest me while vocal this crowd is one of the smallest seen supporting the former president a no show by prominent provincial leaders of zuma as party the a.n.c. perhaps a sign of declining support for me al-jazeera pietermaritzburg south africa 2 contractors have died in 2 more injured in what's being described as an

has to do natal but these allegations of of course followed him into his presidency of the african national congress and of course his presidency of south africa it's been 15 years since those charges were 1st laid they were then dropped and they were reinstated last here jacob zuma though has said he expects he wants to defend himself in court he he wants to have his day in court to clear his name but he's also at the same time asked for this case to be thrown out and if indeed the court rules today that he should stand trial there is also an expectation that that may not happen anytime soon because his defense does have the opportunity to ask for a possible moment and essentially jacob zuma facing a criminal trial may not necessarily happen any time soon it could be a period of a year or 2 if indeed that goes ahead and just to be clear i mean there are other cases against him not least the commission of inquiry into state capture which of course involves the zuma presidency. jacob zuma hasn't been able to escape accusations of corruption in this case charges have been laid but as you say he's faci

1st charged in 2007 the charges were dropped 2 years later when he became president of the african national congressbut last year charges of corruption racketeering and money laundering were reinstated it's been almost 15 years since zuma 1st face these charges and the latest appeal will keep zuma out of court at least for now. many see this as yet another delay tactic by the former president who has repeatedly claimed he wants his day in court whatever the outcome the trial is likely to be drawn out for months to come. outside the court a couple of 100 supporters gathered to hear zuma speak. but. we asked the court to drop the charges completely because it's apparent that this case was never going to be dealt with fairly because we believe there was a conspiracy to find ways to arrest me while vocal this crowd is one of the smallest seen supporting the former president a no show by prominent provincial leaders of seumas party the a n c perhaps a sign of declining support for me to malema al-jazeera pietermaritzburg south africa. peruvians are hoping elections in january will restore faith in their

nation's capitol. he's the first african-american member of congress to be honored in this way.ion continues for the next hour and 45 minutes, until 7:00 p.m. eastern time. all day public officials and private citizens have been walking through to pay their respects to the baltimore representative. he rose to become house oversight committee chair. we'll take a look at some of the public officials who have been paying their respects earlier today.

nation's capital. he is the first african-american member of congress to be honored this way.walked through to pay their respects to the baltimore representative who rose to become house oversight committee chair. here is a look at some of the public officials who paid their respects.

he served in congress longer than any other african-american. he represented michigan and the nation for over 50 years. he was a founding member of the congressional black caucus. and he served as dean of the house. he was a giant in civil rights. he often bragged about being the only candidate for elected office ever endorsed by dr. martin luther king jr. and he also for many years, for many years rosa parks worked in his detroit district office. as a legislator, he was a true champion of civil rights and leaves behind a legacy of fighting for transformative change that continues today. his five decades of service in congress are marked by a core of fundamental belief in equity and justice for all. for many years, i worked with congressman conyers on the judiciary committee and most recently we worked together to address segregation in our public schools. we also fought together for equity in education, as well as criminal justice reform, voting rights and breaking down barriers to employment. i want to send my condolences to his family, his loved ones and the entire detroit communi

he served in congress longer than any other african-american. he represented michigan and the nation for over 50 years. he was a founding member of the congressional black caucus. and he served as dean of the house. he was a giant in civil rights. he often bragged about being the only candidate for elected office ever endorsed by dr. martin luther king jr. and he also for many years, for many years rosa parks worked in his detroit district office. as a legislator, he was a true champion of civil rights and leaves behind a legacy of fighting for transformative change that continues today. his five decades of service in congress are marked by a core of fundamental belief in equity and justice for all. for many years, i worked with congressman conyers on the judiciary committee and most recently we worked together to address segregation in our public schools. we also fought together for equity in education, as well as criminal justice reform, voting rights and breaking down barriers to employment. i want to send my condolences to his family, his loved ones and the entire detroit communi

national cable satellite corp. 2019] theissues you would like candidates to address. c-span will award of $5,000 ground bride. >> forma representative john conyers, who was the longest-serving african of -- american member of congressdied at the age of 90. he was a veteran of the korean and served in the house for 57 years. oversight committee chair, judiciary committee chair , and dean of the house. he served until december of 2017, when he does -- resigned among scandals. michigan's 13th, which covers western detroit, is now represented by rashida toledo == tlaib. boris johnson answered questions from members on the steps in the negotiations with the european union. other questions focused on domestic issues and the uk's response to turkeys operations in syria. social media. >> questions to the prime minister. >> number 131, mister speaker. >> the prime minister. >> the house will be shocked by

nation that he loved. god bless you. thank you. >> former president barack obama, a man he paid tribute to as the master of the house. the first african-american to lie in state in congressthis extraordinary funeral service included two former presidents, speaker of the house and close friends and others paying tribute to elijah cummings. a man that was loved for being bi bipartisan, reaching across the isle and giving out the best of washington. that does it for "andrea mitchell reports." now, "velshi & ruhle." >> thank you so much andrea. what a day, it is friday, october 25th, coming up this hour on "velshi & ruhle." capitol hill is on pause as americans remember congressman elijah cummings. there are many developments including words from john bolton maybe in talks to testify before congress. plus, there was ukraine and the da, the former va secretary says he has seen the back channels and back room dealing before he joins us this hour. and raging fires across the state of california, 600 fires in just the past few days.

congress in u.s. history and the longest serving african-american. his legacy was clouded by allocations of sexual harassment and mistreatment of female stafferers. john conniers was 90 years old. more "politics nation" with reverend sharpton after the break. h reverend sharpton after the break. that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto. i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. >>> i commend the men and women out there in the field and our intelligence agencies and partners who have helped make sure that, you know, al-baghdadi reached his demise. you know, i have plenty of disagreements with the president, and i do

congress had it not been for congressman conyers. as a co-founder of the -- co-founder of the congressional black caucus, he focused the nation on the injustices face bird african-americans around the country from inequity in education, poverty, to mass incarceration. he stood up for those who needed his advocacy the most. of course when rosa parks fell on hard times after refusing to give up her seat on a seg regated montgomery bus in which launched the civil rights fight, john hired her to work in his office, where she worked until he retimplede he worked for h. r. 40, which call farce commission to study reparations for descendants of enslaved people from africa. chairman conyers was masterful, drawing a connection between the historical injustices faced by african-americans and the present day inequities experienced in our communities. i am so proud to support h.r. 40 today and to continue his work and in his honor i hope that my colleagues support congresswoman sheila jackson lee's efforts to take h.r. 40 over the finish line. congressman conyers was a progressive champion who fought for all of us. he was an early supporter of single payer health care. i b

indian at a national african american history and culture we know the public is best served when you see american history, art, culture and scientific achievement through different lenses. it congress deems it in the public interest to create a latino museum, the smithsonian would build a museum worthy of national and international recognition. i should add any additions to the smithsonian family was taken into considerationat existing priorities. the museum would need federal funds for both its creation a long-term operation. in the meantime we will continue to work diligently to tell it broader and more complete narrative with the resources already at our disposal with a commitment to seek additional resources to expand the stores. for the look of a latino center where expensing unprecedented increases in the number of research projects, exhibitions, collection, all the programs and digital content about the contributions of the latino community. currently preparing to unveil the first ever latino museum on the national mall, the gallery which will open in a in a natil museum of american history in the fall of 2021. this 45 or square-foot gallery will present exhibitions to tell

national indian, and african-american history culture, we know that the public is best served when they see american history arts and culture and scientific achievements, through different lenses. if congress deemed in the public interest, to create a latino museum, the smithsonian would build one of worthy of world operation. in the meantime, we will continue two work diligently two tell a broader and more complete narrative with the resources already at our disposal. the commitment two secure additional resources. for the work of the latino center, we are experiencing unprecedented exhibitions increases in the number of community. currently we are trying two unveil the first-ever latino museum on the national mall, in the gallery, which will open in the national museum of american history in the fall of 2021. this 4500 square-foot gallery will support exhibitions detailing the complexities of the experiences and 4 million annual visitors two the museum. will will present stories and identity in immigration entrepreneurship and success two millions of diverse generational audiences have a couple of slides here. also his of the gallery. the next slide please is the case telling history, an

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african-american member of congress to lie in state in the u.s. capitol. >> it is 8:06. time for a boost. >> we have a boost. >> arlington school crossing guard is a diehard washington nationalsat the very top of the bucket list. some parents found out about that, they took up a collection and then they gave jeff a big surprise. >> we got you these tickets. >> what? >> so wonderful. >> go nats! go nats! go nats! go nats! go nats! >> cute. the parents paid more than $2400 for that pair of tickets. joe said he's going to take his wife to the world series game this weekend. maybe you'll see him. >> by the way, he had the mascot there on his chest. just ahead, meghan markle and harry's new mission in the wake of that emotional documentary revealing how they feel about life in the royal spotlight. >>> then al going one-on-one with eddie murphy, getting to the bottom of this semiretirement? >> what i would like to do more than anything is not have a schedule and just be within earshot of my children and just do nothing. that's my favorite dish. >> mine too. >> the oscar buzz surrounding his new movie. but first, these messages. ♪ wh ♪ life is better with you ♪ whoa whoa ♪ whoa whoa

african-american in congress in history. he was well known for his work in the civil rights movement. he pushed for declaring martin luther king jr.'s birthday a national and he was a founding member of the congressional black caucus he started in 1969. he was endlessly quotable calling carter a well intentioned nerd who will never get past his first administration. despite his successes, his legacy was clouded by sexual harassment allegations. he resigned after the claims surfaced in 2017. he passed away today at his home in detroit. john conyers was 90 years old. when we come back, the kasie dvr. dvr. why is that? it ain't got that vacuum in the back! we got to go. ♪ vacuum in the back, hallelujah! ♪ for your worst sore throat pain try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhhhhh! vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. my moderate to severe i ulcerative colitis.ing but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep, uc under control when other medi

if we get african swine fever or foot and mouth disease, that is a national security risk because it is a food security risk. that is something we need to be vigilant about. host: is congressting more funding toward it? guest: it is. we started an initiative in 2014 to create a fmd bank, foot and mouth disease, but we are putting an emphasis on african swine fever. countries are doing the research. ofis a collective movement animal researchers, drug vaxxing., and creative the other is to prevent feedstock coming in from asian countries, to make sure it is inspected before it comes in. that is why the brazilian beef was such a concern, because they have foot and mouth disease and we do not need that beef. that virus can live in fresh, cool beef that might have chunks of bone. this is a national security risk, food security risk, and something we need to be vigilant, not just as people in government but as consumers. host: congressman ted yoho, always appreciate your time. guest: thank you, john. host: we will talk to georgetown university law professor jonathan galatzer about the impeachment inquiry. er about thegeltz impeachment inquiry. ♪ >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus t

nation's capitol. he's the first african-american member of congress to be honored in this way. the visitation continues for the next hour and 45 minutes, until 7:00 p.m. eastern time. all day public officials and private citizens have been walking through to pay their respects to the baltimore representative. he rose to become house oversight committee chair. we'll take a look at some of the public officials who have been paying their respects earlier today. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019]

nation's capital. he is the first african-american member of congress to be honored this way. people walked through to pay their respects to the baltimore representative who rose to become house oversight committee chair. here is a look at some of the public officials who paid their respects.