the ruling anc -a push harder. the ruling anc party has — push harder. the ruling anc i party has been in government for almost 30 years but against the backdrop of a failing economy, rampant criminality and widespread corruption, polls show that support for the party has been declining. operation dudula was hoping to fill the vacuum. ayanda charlie, bbc news. live now to south africa and dr lufuno sadiki, a criminologist from the university of pretoria. good to have you on the programme. what do you think about the potential of this political party operation dudula? ,., ., political party operation dudula?— political party operation dudula? ., ., ., ,, dudula? good morning and thank ou so dudula? good morning and thank you so much _ dudula? good morning and thank you so much for— dudula? good morning and thank you so much for having _ dudula? good morning and thank you so much for having me. - dudula? good morning and thank you so much for having me. i - you so much for having me. i think what has been shocking to see is the fact that a vigilante group

and the anc, the governing anc admits as much.jacob zuma. a lot of africans, south africans will go, look, the legacy will go, "look, the legacy "of apartheid was never going to be undone and overcome in a generation." and that's very true. you still see that structural apartheid, the townships, the legacy of those times hard baked into the country. and it is a difficult one to overcome. and in many ways, the anc started incredibly ambitiously and impressively trying to undo that. the problem is that they've been in power for nearly 30 years, and what party can survive that without rotting? there's a sort of broad group of opposition parties that are hoping to take control. the thing that makes a lot of people nervous is the eff, a much more radical nationalist, populist, racialized party that might end up propping up the anc, keeping it in power. if that happens, you're going to see such a rush for the doors with investment. and investment is already flat—lining, foreign investment. and if that happens, i think the rand will coll

elections are due next year and current polling suggests for the first time ever, the anc vote couldan we start — with the business of the day? populist movements like operation dudula are keen to fill that vacuum. after the meeting, i asked zandile, where did all this start? it's a mess. our country is a mess. foreign nations are working on a 20—year plan of taking over south africa. where did you get the information about foreign nationals having a plan to take over south africa? it's a rumour, but it looks like it's happening because when we see things happening, then now you start seeing that, yeah, actually it looks like there is a plan. if you hear that people have a plan to take over the country but have no way of verifying that, isn't that dangerous? you see drugs everywhere, and most of the drug addicts are south africans rather than foreign nationals. so what's happening? are they feeding our own brothers and sisters so that it can be easy for them to take over? these are conspiracies and rumours, but the consequences could be really dangerous. singing and chanting operatio

reporter: the ruling anc party has been in government for almost 30 years, but against a failing economyy, and widespread corruption, polls show support for the party has been declining. operation dudula is hoping to fill that vacuum. caitrÍona: remember, you can find out more about all the days news and more on our website, bbc.com/news. to see what we are working on anytime, check us out on your favorite social media website. i am caitrÍona perry in new york. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on "the newshour" tonight... five americans detained in iran now returning home. the prisoner swap that gained their freedom and unfreezes billions of dollars in iranian assets. geoff: in an exclusive tv interview, turkey's president discusses the state of nato, russia's war on ukr

ances of rain >>> a live look at the white house where flags are have staff to remember senator dianne feinstein. >> joining me now is jerry roberts journalist and former managing editor of the san francisco chronicle and author of diane feinstein, never let them see you cry. jerry, thank you so much for joining us you knew her well you covered her well during her rise in politics and published her biography in 1994. how will you remember senator dianne feinstein. >> first of all, any remembrance has to start with her pioneering role in finding pathways for women into politics. if you go back and look at the coverage that she had in her first elections, it is hard to imagine how sexist the culture was at the time and how thoroughly dominated by men politics was and what a strange event it was to have a woman leader like dianne feinstein . you know, she was never really a movement feminist but i think her life was very feminist and the doors she knocked down, a lot of people followed speak nancy pelosi, senator barbara -- just to name three from san francisco including, la harris. >> a

- and i'm not just talking about the hotels and the restaurants that burned but also some of these ancellary positions, it is having a catalyzing effect throughout the economy. it's costing people jobs and it's critical right now that more folks come to spend their money and dollars right now. >> they surely need the help, sam. what do people need there right now over the next few weeks, months, aside from tourism? >> reporter: two things, i would say. they need an explanation. they need to know what happened so this never repeated again because back in 2018, there was a fire that almost tore through lahaina. it didn't go over one of the main roads. they put their heads together to put protocols in place, whether it's an early evacuation or de-energizing of the power lines, and those things didn't happen here. they want to know why they didn't. secondly, long-term, it's going to be housing. it's an island, so when you get massive wildfires, which you've seen with the tubbs fire and others, it wipes out inventory to the point where people who are displaced have nowhere to go, and it's al

the ruling anc party has been in government for almost 30 years but against the backdrop of a failingmpant criminality and widespread corruption, polls show that support for the party has been declining. operation dudula is hoping to fill that vacuum. ayanda charlie, bbc news. we're now more than three months into ukraine's big counter—offensive to push back russia's forces and ukraine's generals say they have broken through the first line of russia's defences. but what exactly does that mean for the war? and are the ukrainians any closer to a breakthrough before the autumn rains set in and progress risks grinding to a halt? our security correspondent frank gardner has been working with the bbc verify team to come up with this assessment. ukraine's big counter offensive in the south is making progress, but how far have their troops really got and can they break through russia's defences to turn the tide of this war? let's just remind ourselves. the dark red area is the area occupied by russian forces. the purple area is ground that the ukrainians have recaptured. the russian defences

the ruling anc party has been in government for almost 30 years, but against the backdrop of a failingls show that support for the party has been declining. operation dudula is hoping to fill that vacuum. ayanda charlie, bbc news. new figures suggest the cost of renting a home in britain has risen at the fastest rate for nine years — up by an average of 12% in the year to august. research by the estate agents hamptons suggests new tenants are paying on average £100 a month more in rent than they were last summer. colletta smith has the story. the rent increase facing tenants this year is the same as the previous four years put together. today's figures show a 12% increase in new rents being charged, so it's no wonder it's hitting tenants hard. rents are going up everywhere, to be perfectly honest. we can see it across every single property type, but there has been a little bit more growth in city centres and for smaller properties too. a typical monthly rent for a newly let property has now reached the dizzying heights of £1,304 every month. that's taking up a much bigger chunk of peop

ance? because france is the gateway to third reich. re it is. and here's the rhine river and theiegfried line you've got to come in to normandy, swing through paris to get to the rhine and hitl's third reich. there's georgia a we're going to go to the movies. 1970, patton. and they're on the island, sicily,hey've got big, huge maps of sicily. george and his headquarters. and he looks astaff and says, messina, bill messina's the key sicily. if they had let me land that syracuse and drive up the coast road. messina, i have every german on this -- island now. it's the same thing with con, ladies and gentlemen. if you're going to go into normandy to get into northwest france, to get to the third reich, you've got to go through con imagine the old fashioned spoke wheel and the center hub that the roads come through north, south, east, west is con you cannot move an army through normandy unless. you have a road network. the only exception, of course, ise patton, because he doesn't go through general montgomery, stays at con and visits there for six we

cool because the anc clave is internationally recognized as part of as or by john. but large parts were controlled by epic. armenians with close links to the armenian government, to wars of and photo from the corner car box to pull the soviet union last full scale conflict in 2020. so as or by john makes sizable gains. you know, mean yes, the latest that the spark protest. many say ethnic, our meetings in the corner car box were abandoned. they want prime minister nickel passenger to stand down pushing and says the army in the military wasn't involved in the latest fighting or the seatbar process. b of men course from english. we hope the military escalation will not continue because stability is very important for future projects. thousands of russian peacekeepers failed to stop the fighting . they helped evacuate around $10000.00 ethic armenian civilians. now build malls or isn't use these fire. as as or by john seeks to reintegrate the region and it's people been mullen for inside story. the already from war on all this, i'm joined by our guest and assemble is as

president biden will commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the septeseptember 11 attack in ance tomorrow on the atlantic ocean's hurricane elite re- strengthens to a major hurricane. lee is once again a cap three hurricane with sustained winds of about 120 miles per hour preet lee will make a hard turn in the coming days putting it parallels the u.s. the biggest threat right now is a dangerous surf undercurrents on the east coast but i am ashley, back to sunday night in america. ♪ >> welcome back to sunday night in america but this week a u.s. consulate in mexico was told to shelter in place due to violence at the southern border. just another in a long series of incidents approving once again the southern border is not secure. indeed the border is best described as a crisis by design. photos consist elite side the border as an area of concern voters are concerned about drug trafficking and national security and loss of sovereignty and the cartels. house republicans have threatened to impeach a secretary which assuredly will not result in a conviction. candidates for president or talk ab

these work permits proposed by the biden administration, wow, at last count, over 470,000 venezuela ancelone given work permits. sometimes they seem to be called temporary protected status. by i.c.e., immigrations and customs law enforcement agency has been turned into babysitters, not law enforcement and there is no telling how telling how many tens of thousands of illegals are coming from the southern border from around the world. not just last tin america, russian speaking migrants, people from west africa, asia, even some terrorists. these migrants are up abouting towns and cities as well. representative mark green, the chair of the house homeland security committee has chronicled the taxpayer cost from the illegals. the opioid epidemic cost 1 1/2 trillion dollars. medicaid spending estimated at least $7 billion. then of course you have got the housing costs, education costs, all of that are spiraling. each migrant in new york city, could cost city taxpayers $383 per day. mayor adams is estimating $12 billion over three years. this is all complete lunacy. former president trump in a

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and the anc, the governing anc admits as much.e times hard baked into the country. and it is a difficult one to overcome. and in many ways, the anc started incredibly ambitiously and impressively trying to undo that. the problem is that they've been in power for nearly 30 years, and what party can survive that without rotting? there's a sort of broad group of opposition parties that are hoping to take control. the thing that makes a lot of people nervous is the eff, a much more radical nationalist, populist, racialized party that might end up propping up the anc, keeping it in power. if that happens, you're going to see such a rush for the doors with investment. and investment is already flat—lining, foreign investment. and if that happens, i think the rand will collapse. foreign investment will dry up and south africa can't fix its problems without foreign help. it needs that foreign investment. do you think it's got the ability to claw its way back? i mean, i hope south africa will turn around. my concern is a sort of slow, long

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that will impact perform ance. we are doing reviews with mercer on equity fished income asset classes and having discussion about the portfolio discussion within the asset classes and where we want to lean in and out based oen the market environment. just wanted to provide that context as we look at where the performance has been to date and it is obviously ongoing effort to look for. with that, i'll turn it over to al i. >> first, i want to thank everyone for the opportunity today to present performance. we have been looking forward to this since selected as your consultant and as mentioned, a lot of work has gone inin a collaborative fashion with staff and getting this deck together today. also, as mentioned, this is going to be a iterative process in terms of building this report to reflect the information that is going to be very important for this board to consider as they evaluate historical performance. things like attribution will be forthcoming, and you can think of this as a living document i say for the

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that will impact perform ance. we are doing reviews with mercer on equity fished income asset classes and having discussion about the portfolio discussion within the asset classes and where we want to lean in and out based oen the market environment. just wanted to provide that context as we look at where the performance has been to date and it is obviously ongoing effort to look for. with that, i'll turn it over to al i. >> first, i want to thank everyone for the opportunity today to present performance. we have been looking forward to this since selected as your consultant and as mentioned, a lot of work has gone inin a collaborative fashion with staff and getting this deck together today. also, as mentioned, this is going to be a iterative process in terms of building this report to reflect the information that is going to be very important for this board to consider as they evaluate historical performance. things like attribution will be forthcoming, and you can think of this as a living document i say for the

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expert on the whole project thoughts project to give us his thoughts and project to give us his thoughts ancive us his thoughts ancbritain sick leave soared >> britain sick leave has soared to its level in more to its highest level in more than decade, on average, than a decade, on average, people almost eight than a decade, on average, peop last almost eight than a decade, on average, peop last year almost eight than a decade, on average, peop last year for.most eight than a decade, on average, peop last year for sickness. tl than a decade, on average, peop last year for sickness. are days last year for sickness. are we or are we just we getting lazy or are we just prioritising own health prioritising our own health and mental more than ever, mental health? more than ever, we're all slackers absolutely mental health? more than ever, wetheall slackers absolutely mental health? more than ever, wethe public kers absolutely mental health? more than ever, wethe public kers in)solutely in the public sector in particular. where there's particular. where else there's going people who are going to b

providing carefully providing they do it carefully and thoughtfully. providing they do it carefully ancefully and would tfully. providing they do it carefully and would like i. providing they do it carefully and would like to see this >> i would like to see this done. help me understand this. >> providing it's done in the proper right. if you're off work. >> but you want to work. and as we know, there are so many jobs now that you can do from home and that's conversation and that's why this conversation has changed. yes why do they need the government to help them get why they get that work? why can't they just apply for a job? >> some of them when i visited. okay, when i visited my job centre in raleigh, admittedly, this this was prior this was just this was prior to covid. i sat down with the jobcentre plus manager there and she said to me about 80% of our work now is trying to help people who want to work but have some kind of disadvantage. >> it's anxiety , isn't it? isn't >> it's anxiety, isn't it? isn't that the buzz phrase now? >> it can be a variety of things . and at that time

convenience yet again, we understayou know,ynvenience. convenience yet again, we understayou know, these anceg it a laugh. we're not doing it for a laugh. you 25 days of industrial you know, 25 days of industrial action. people have action. these people have lost a lot of money. we understand people's disruption we people's disruption and we appreciate apologise appreciate and we apologise for that. be even worse that. but it will be even worse when we don't a railway when we don't have a railway system will be able system that people will be able to forward. to use going forward. >> you, guys. thank you >> thank you, guys. thank you for speaking this morning. for speaking to us this morning. so the view from the so that's the view from the picket line here cleethorpes picket line here on cleethorpes about ongoing rail strike about this ongoing rail strike action. anna, thanks very action. okay anna, thanks very much in portsmouth has been >> daff in portsmouth has been in . morning daff i in touch. morning daff says i was fed up as anyone with the whole strike culture, but as someone who use

. >> think astroturf1ainot|ance. don't think astroturf is not high maintenance. something when everybody else is grass it was all but now my grass is all down. but now my grass is just a complete don't just a complete mess. i don't know i'm to pull it know what i'm going to pull it up down some sort of up and put down some sort of pretty stones or pretty paving stones or something. i think fed with something. i think fed up with it , shall we move on? it anyway, shall we move on? because we're coming to on a subject think very close to subject i think is very close to our i'm sure it is our hearts and i'm sure it is for you because it's that time of when lots of young of year when lots of young people are to starting people are going to be starting university, the university, but about the opfions. university, but about the options . what about the options options. what about the options for aren't setting up for those who aren't setting up on campus? >> that's because the >> and that's because the apprenticeship course, apprenticeship apps, of course, are talked