the subject of tina’s scientific research will be the history of the youth wing of the anc, who had toe in the country after the fall of the regime. many of them went to study in the countries of the socialist camp. of course, there they read a lot of literature about socialism and the social justice that it brought to the ussr and other socialist countries, this is exactly the south africa of the future they imagined. they thought i would go and get an education in the ussr, the country of a politically conscious member of the anc. and so, when the liberation struggle is over... and i return home, i can use my education and socialist ideas so that the black population would finally have previously unavailable opportunities. one of these students was tina’s husband, mawam bulava, his father, a priest who supported the ideas of the liberation struggle, and was forced to hide from the south african authorities in batswane. i was very proud of my father, i told him, you fought. as for soviet socialist reality, i believe that this was a great achievement in the soviet union.

is this part of the anc�*s election campaign? convention in 1998 through former president mandela, and it was domesticated by the minister ofjustice here in south africa, mr dullah omar. and we have been vociferous in our campaign for the people of palestine, but now, the situation has escalated. it warranted for us to act and go to the icj. it is not because there are elections. it's because there was an escalation and we have been campaigning on this matter for many, many, many years, since time immemorial. as i tell you, you will quote even ourformer president mandela, who said, "we are not free until also palestine is free." with regards to our record, statistics that have been proven and confirmed by independent people in south africa is that we have electrified our country for more than 80%. we have put water, more than 80% of our country. we have improved the service delivery in south africa in the past 30 years, since apartheid. and that does not mean there are no challenges. indeed, there are challenges, but there is pro

we were not entirely sure how it would be what south africa would look like in the future, the anc was oriented towards socialism, a socialist future, the task of radically transforming the country should have fallen on us. will change a lot, he will become an adviser to the ministry of health, but in the end he will be able to give his country much less than he expected when he went to study in the ussr. unfortunately, neoliberal ideas turned out to be very strong; they determined the vector of development. our ideas and views were no longer relevant. it's very sad, but we found ourselves unclaimed after everything educational experience gained. many have never been able to use them in the new south africa we are building. they found themselves in an environment where prejudice already existed against them, in other words, they were under pressure, and this pressure created problems. the anc carried out internal restructuring at the international level, looking for new allies, because their main ally, the ussr, had already collapsed, and a new russia was beginning to emerge. person a

core to the anc's identity— have just set out. core to the anc's identity and — have just set out.ing to power with the birth of democracy 30 years ago in 1994. just as it had _ democracy 30 years ago in 1994. just as it had close links with other countries, _ as it had close links with other countries, cuba, for example, which within— countries, cuba, for example, which within certain international clubs are often— within certain international clubs are often anti—western countries. south _ are often anti—western countries. south africa retained close links with cuba — south africa retained close links with cuba for example, just as it retains _ with cuba for example, just as it retains coastlines with the palestinians and it seems that those were atties _ palestinians and it seems that those were allies that had long before next when mandela became president, lon- next when mandela became president, long before south africa was a democracy and was seen widely throughout the world as the rainbow nation, _ throughout the world as the rainbow nation, a _ throughout the world as the

you may know the anc�*s organisation... to at all times engage in human solidarity. in obligations is to at all times engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you — engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard _ engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard from _ engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard from the - engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard from the court, i of what you heard from the court, were you disappointed that there was not a call for a cease—fire? ha. were you disappointed that there was not a call for a cease-fire?— not a call for a cease-fire? no. if ou look not a call for a cease-fire? no. if you look at _ not a call for a cease-fire? no. if you look at the _ not a call for a cease-fire? no. if you look at the icj _ not a call for a cease-fire? no. if you look at the icj cooperation, | not a call for a cease-fire? no. if| you look at the icj cooperation, it poses a number of obligations from the state. that includes the humanitarian court or, —— c

the anc, for the first time in a long time, is in real trouble. >> yes, potentially.re seeing the possibility that a party that essentially draws its origins from the previous apartheid era, that has become a wide-leg democrat party, may come into power with a coalition. that at this point is still not very clear. it's going to be a close race that the anc, you can never really count against them. but absolutely, as you said, concerns over the economy, over crime, over the various status quo's that define south africa over these decades, are really coming to a boil. and, you see this more broadly around the world. opinion polls show that especially quite worryingly among younger voters, there's far less idealism about what a democratic system represents and can be, and far more impatience and frustration with perceived corruption, of the political classes, the impunity for which they operate, and of, course the capacity that our societies and governments to deliver economically to them. >> guys, thanks very much. this is a conversation we could be having four hours th

south africa's former presidentjacob zuma has been suspended by the anc — the political party he waser of for more than nine years. anc party officials decided to take action against mr zuma after he created a political movement to directly rival his former party and then told people not to vote for the anc in this year's general election. since being forced out of office in 2018 and mired in multiple allegations of corruption, mr zuma has launched a number of highly personal attacks against his successor, president cyril ramaphosa. disposable vapes are set to be banned across the uk. ministers are trying to tackle the rise in children vaping illegally. the prime minister says action is needed before the problem becomes "endemic". powers in existing environmental laws will be used to implement the ban. there will also be new legislation in england, scotland and wales aimed at restricting vape flavours, introducing plain packaging and placing limits on displays in shops. my myjob as prime minister is to do what i believe is right for them you talk to any parent or teacher as i've been

south africa�*s former presidentjacob zuma has been suspended by the anc — the political party he wascreated a political movement to directly rival his former party mr zuma was forced out of office in 2018 — amid allegations of corruption. french farmers have begun using their tractors to blockade key routes into paris, as part of broader country—wide protests. their grievances include falling incomes, environmental regulations, rising red tape, and competition from imports. king charles has left hospital in central london. he spent three nights there after receiving treatment for his prostate. it comes just hours after the princess of wales left the same hospital after nearly a two week stay. she is recovering from abdominal surgery. our royal correspondent daniela relph has more from outside the hospital. we won�*t see either of them now for a number of weeks. for the king, it will be a period of recuperation for around a month or so before we see him back out and about carrying out royal engagements. for the princess of wales, it will be longer. we are not likely to see her carryin

it was the national liberation organization army, the on wing of the anc that brought an end to that regime. so we can see that the people in the west bank and gaza. suffer under the apartite, racist, supremist, jewish, zahanist regime of israel, the people in south africa are showing humanity and are showing solidarity, the same as the people and government of yemen, to the people of gaza, and then if we look at the genocide that israel is carrying out and we look at the countries and people that are supporting israel, we now have germany supplying 10 th00 uh, i think it's... shells, if you consider the tank shell could kill between one and five people, inj between 10 and 20, multiply that by the 10 th00 uh munitions that germany is sending to israel. germany was accused of genocide and the holocaust. germany is involved in talks for reparations with the people of namibia for the holocaust that it carried out there over 100 years ago. if we look at the countries that are arming, financing and giving. political cover to israel, if we look at britain, they caused a man-made ferment an

it's a war of liberation, it's just same as cuba, same south africa and and hamas is like is like the anc, the africa national congress, and if you're going to negotiate, you have to negotiate with mandela, well the palestinians have have wonderful leaders, just like mandela that were that are called terrorists. now anyone that is actually brave is called a terrorist, so that's that's the same story, but the trouble is israel is so much more horrible and evil than than south africa, the this jewish old testament mentality is genocidal, it's really, i think that's where hitler was inspired, maybe from reading the old testament, he took it literally too. there you have mr. eric walberg, canadian author and journalist from toronto. mr. walberg, thank you for being with us sir. now, continuing with the rest of the news, iran's president has once again vowed decisive punishment for the masterminds and perpetrators of the terrorist bombings that kill scores of people in the iranian city of kermon. ibrahim raisi was speaking in a phone conversation with the serbian counterpart alexander vuchic.

yemen's ance for the movement said explosions are carried out due to iran's crucial role in supporting the resistance front in palestine and lebanon. the palestinian resistance movements hamas and islamic jihad also condemned acts of terror and saudi form. islam, the terrorist operation against civilians in iran, and earlier we spoke to author and journalist robert fantina to get his views about wednesday's terror bombings in iran. whoever is behind it, and i think we can assume who that is, that that this has has the united states israel written all over it, uh, they have no regard for human life, they've demonstrated that repeatedly, they're currently demonstrating it. in the genocide that is ongoing in uh gaza right now, but the fact that they have used this this time the occasion when the people of iran are uh remembering general sullamani, remembering his hero, his heroism, uh, his his loyalty to the country and his patriotism, and to target innocent people, innocent men, women and children uh, who are who are there simply to mourn and to remember and to honor... a hero who was as

palestine. after the revolution, iran broke off ties with a partide south africa and supported the anc, their military wing, their political wing and other resistance organizations after the collapse of the regime in south africa, iran restored ties with the country, and this with regards to palestine, iran is following the same principle, iran will not accept a ethno-supremacist regime in palestine, it will not accept the colonize. the palestinian country, well dr. professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university, it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah in other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory inshallah, thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show, ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the new risky adventure that zionist israel is trying to... ment in south lebanon, now contrary to the idea that prevailed during the... last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it see

in palestine after the revolution, iran broke off ties with a partide south africa and supported the anc, their military wing, their political wing and other resistance organizations after the colapse of the regime in south africa, iran restored ties with the country, and this with regards to palestine, iran is following the same principle, iran will not accept a ethnu-supremacist regime. in palestine, it will not accept the colonization of the palestinian country. well, dr. professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university. it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah and other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory inshallah. thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the new risky adventure that zion. israel is trying implement in south lebanon, now contrary. to the idea that prevailed during the last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it

after the revolution, iran broke off ties with apartite south africa and supported the anc, their military wing, their political wing and other resistance organizations after the collapse of the regime in south africa, iran restore ties with the country, and this with regards to palestine, iran is following... the same principle, iran will not accept a ethno-supremacist regime in palestine, it will not accept the colonization of the palestinian country. well, dr. professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university, it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah in other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory, inshaallah. thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the new risky adventure that zionist israel is trying implement in south lebanon. now contrary to the idea that prevailed during the last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it seems that t

in apartite era south africa. the apartide intelligence agency boss ran letter bomb campaign against anc figures like ruth first, which employed similar methods in its operation wrath of god against palestinians in lebanon. it is thought likely that israel provided support for this. the israel spy agency, the dl also spied on many anti-apartite activists, including archbishop desmond tutu and sold the information to boss agents of the apathite regime in south africa. israel and aparthite south africa worked closely on nuclear research with south african uranium proving extremely useful to israel's covert nuclear program, are we witnessing the revenge of history? as always, we're... david is also the co-founder and co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwat. our guest contributor today is sam husseini who joins us from washington dc via skype. sam is a palestinian american independent journalist has been piercing through the establishment's falsifications for more than 25 years. he formerly worked for the media watchdog group fairness and accuracy in reporting and he's contributed to

after the revolution, iran broke off ties with a partide south africa and supported the anc, their military wing, their political wing and other resistance organizations. after the collapse of the regime in south africa, iran restored ties with the country, and this with regards to palestine, iran is following the same principle, iran will not accept. no supremacist regime in palestine, it will not accept the colonization of the palestinian country. well, dr. professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university, it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah and other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory inshallah. thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the new risky adventure that zionist israel is trying implement in south lebanon. now contrary to the idea that prevailed during the last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it seems that the lac

the idea for now reportedly focus its efforts on the central and southern parts of the anc. they've and over the past 3 months at the north is basically be tied into a wasteland. but despite the idea of previously ordering residents that to evacuate itself, many refuse to remain meant the ruins wanting. there are disturbing images coming your way. following footage from kansas city is a grim reminder for the devastation caused by the latest is really a tax. according to the palestinian health ministry, the was total death told was approaching $23000.00. so we heard from some of those who refused to leave the northern part of the the house near ours was targeted without any prior warnings, causing many destined injuries. we were sitting at home when, without any warning, the house next to ours was struck. for civilians, we have no weapons and no connection to the resistance fighters. the people with minding their own business, when a drone hit them with a miss o, more than 50 people with mazda, then wounded the enough with this injustice children elders are going. where is in

african republic does not have any contacts with israel now, moreover, there is a hereditary one, the anc national congress that rules there. without continues to rule after the end of the apartheid regime, had historical ties with palestinian organizations, this topic is very popular with the top, the ruling top, they are also trying to act as some kind of leader, and attracting attention to themselves... well, in general, i read more skeptical assessments of how this process could end, frankly skeptical, but well, all the same, a couple of them finished their work, one act after another, so that the proceedings could begin, they are already enough in principle, another topic that i briefly wanted would like to touch on, this is a topic that relates directly to the sanctions against the russians of the russian federation, i am subscribed to twitter, in particular to this robin brooks, he is a senior economist of the international monetary fund, and he researches actual exports, articles of export, export indicators from european countries in particular, and he drew attention to the fact

mandela took the initiative to createway the spear of the nation the armed resistance arm of the of the anc because all of the other avenues were blocked off and of course uh it's entirely hypocritical for the western powers to try and condemn palestinian resistance generically um when they have abdicated their responsibility to place any sort of constraints on the israeli regime with the slaughter it's been carried out in front of the the eyes of the world. the the south african case is very good in the icj but we've had a jury of a world audience looking at these crimes virtually on live tv for the first time ever this type of slaughter this type of genocide and so people of the world have really woken up because of the crimes of the israeli regime. now when it comes to trying to um keep the the blame on hamas of course that's bulstered by the um the fake stories have been put out by the supposed breaches of the rules of war um that the israelis talk about the beheaded babies and the the women raped and so on, virtually all of which have been shot down enormously, you what we know from is

and today i will speak with ilya neskhodovskyi, the head of the analytical division of the ancs networkd actually we will talk about what money we have, what we can count on, how much we will earn, and what about russia's income, because it is actually important what income the country that decided to destroy us has. sir i congratulate you, good evening, i am glad to see and hear, well actually quoting your post today in the social network in facebook, in the 23rd year ukraine received 58 billion dollars, in the same case 42.5 billion dollars from international partners, this is the kind of money thanks to which we could, in principle, get through this year, programs were financed, salaries, pensions were paid, maybe somewhere something was rising, i won’t say it here, but actually it was possible and... prices didn’t rise that much , of course, if they could rise there, and many probably thought that it would always be like that, but here the 24th begins, which have as of now and what we have as of now, how long will we have enough right now we have problems, we got funds in the month

apartite air of south africa. the apartite intelligence agency boss ran letter bomb campaign against anc figures like ruth first. which employed similar methods in its operation wrath of god against palestinians in lebanon. it is thought likely that israel provided support for this. the israel spy agency, the adl, also spied on many anti-apartite activists, including archbishop desmond tutu, and sold the information to boss agents of the apartite regime in south africa. israel and aparthite south africa worked closely on nuclear research. with south african uranium proving extremely useful to israel's covert nuclear program, are we witnessing the revenge of history? as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. david is also the co-founder and co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is sam hasseini who joins us from washington dc. via skype. sam is a palestinian, american independent journalist who's been piercing throug

south africa's ruling anc party has suspended former presidentjacob zuma after he gave his backing torrent leader cyril ramaphosa. mr zuma's nine years as president were rocked by scandal. an official inquiry said the former president placed the interests of corrupt associates ahead of those of his country. french farmers have blocked highways near paris and across the country as part of continuing protests against falling incomes, high inflation, and competition from imports. french authorities say 15,000 police have been mobilised to prevent tractors from entering paris and the big cities. the protests follow similar demonstrations in other european countries, including germany and poland. finally, there's some good news from japan's mission to the moon. scientists say they've re—established contact with their landing craft. after a bumpy touchdown earlier this month, the craft�*s power supply shut off as its solar panels were unable to generate power from the sun. scientists believe the glitch has been resolved and the lander will resume its search for clues about the origin of the

admitted trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks, said ancing began today and will conclude tomorrow , and the deaths of two tomorrow, and the deaths of two girls and a woman in norfolk are being treated as murder after a post mortem examination revealed they all died from stab wounds , they all died from stab wounds, officers found the bodies of two young girls, jasmine and natasha kuchinskaya , in a property near kuchinskaya, in a property near norwich. also found were two adults named as bartlomiej kawczynski . and kanta sukh. peng kawczynski. and kanta sukh. peng panwar. officers have referred themselves to the police watchdog after a call from a man expressing concerns about his mental state in a 999 call were ignored. more than an hour before he and three others were found dead . local councils are found dead. local councils are set to receive a £600 million boost for 500, of which will be used to support social care . it used to support social care. it comes after mps called for a funding boost for struggling councils on the brink of bank

we do within the anc leave bit, that's the, that's the, that's what they have to put out there the know how to do it, but not a pod. no, but the find a says, so what is the value? it's going to tell you this number came from from us. how much does not deal is what is the what it, what is the yeah, from your said no, no, no what? no, you can send, nobody knows. that's why it's estimated. so how can you quote upon that you can say that i'm able to give you mention that no organization of how much that is like organization way use that vin number is such and such, c i o, and honestly, porpoise and say, what have mazda is different from the ministry of health, all in palestine. and this is said that figure is not the reliable and this time what is by this time? so, so as the, so just a few. yeah. what about the plan days the, the ministry of health is recognized. we'd be able to go on to some of the ministry of health is that good byes? the world health organization. now what can we didn't that's included with all of those officials. so from your perspective, what is the figure you that you

now meghan have to do is pick up the phone anc now week'ieghan have to do is pick up the phone anc now do is pick up the phone anc now week when we speak, >> now every week when we speak, it's will they, won't they? sadly, that's about you and sadly, that's not about you and i because out of my i because you're out of my league. about whether harry league. but about whether harry and will attend the and meghan will attend the coronation do you think it's going to happen? will the pair appear ? appear? >> oh, i bet you they will, mark. it is. i think that they're both going to come because meghan wants that tiara moment . it's been a long time moment. it's been a long time since she's got to wear something sparkly on her head, and they need to remind the world they associated world that they are associated with family because, with the royal family because, as you know, that's their business. that has business. that is that that has become brand, their become their sole brand, their association with the royal family. but i will say that family. um, but i will say that one of diana's fri

now meghan have to do is pick up the phone anc now week'ieghan have to do is pick up the phone anc nowo is pick up the phone anc now week when we speak, >> now every week when we speak, it's will they, won't they? sadly, that's about you and sadly, that's not about you and i because out of my i because you're out of my league. about whether harry league. but about whether harry and will attend the and meghan will attend the coronation do you think it's going to happen? will the pair appear ? appear? >> oh, i bet you they will, mark. it is. i think that they're both going to come because meghan wants that tiara moment . it's been a long time moment. it's been a long time since she's got to wear something sparkly on her head, and they need to remind the world they associated world that they are associated with family because, with the royal family because, as you know, that's their business. that has business. that is that that has become brand, their become their sole brand, their association with the royal family. but i will say that family. um, but i will say that one of diana's frien

south africa's ruling anc party has suspended former presidentjacob zuma after he gave his backing toa's nine years as president were rocked by scandal. an official inquiry said the former president placed the interests of corrupt associates ahead of those of his country. italy's prime minister has proposed a partnership with african countries on energy, investment, and migration. at a summit of african leaders, giorgia meloni said her government will commit $6 billion to the plan initially. her right—wing government has struggled to clamp down on migration. ms meloni is promoting investment in african economies as a way of reducing the need to migrate. the court of arbitration for sport has banned the russian figure skater kamila valieva for four years for doping violations. the failed test took place before the 2022 winter olympics, where she helped the russian team win gold. this means that russia is likely to be stripped of its gold medal. the international skating union will publish a full statement on the matter on tuesday. french farmers have blocked highways near paris and acr

. >> 1532 is quite simple and straightforward, and i would ance companies could read that and understands that just takes away one ofse that w. >> with that, i believe that -- please go ahead. >> thank you. the two issues, the two pieces of legislation i support one very much and continue to do so and the second support the concept and the intention that we have to treat the tribes and representatives with equity as we do with others. i support that intent. the challenge causes me hesitation in the sense of that the unintended consequences could be pretty big in terms of tenure and other issues established by case law. could you provide to the committee perhaps in that overview and discussion that the chair is going to engage with you is the issue, some examples that potentially could be and i say that because as we go fuher through the legislation and it moves along, those are examples that are going to come up and then there's going to be the challenges to the legislation based on what could happen for the self-determination of sovereignty for tribes. avoiding that, i want to avoid tha

term artificial intelligence, john mccarthy, had denounced the idea that learning from sensory experi ance from data would ever produce complex behavior. but in 2009, the opposite to be true. and today that's what we're talking about. how is it that we came to be this situation now in the last, say, 7 to 8 years, the term artificial intelligence has gone from something that was seen as sort of a a backward, older, kind of approach to quite precisely. one of the most exciting things happening right now, and which was understood good as predictive algorithms using, statistics and something called machine learning that had been trained using large high data sets. it wasn't about rules and symbolic reasoning, it was about data. and its analogy source, and particularly data at scale, all at facebook or google or amazon scale or the human genome. so this is what has produced the sort of things that we're struggling with today. so here. i have from this morning i asked chad, gpt to tell me about the coming into self-consciousness an ai in the style of dr. seuss, which was very happy to do. and th

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ance lem college released a survey have trump ahead 52-3.ng republicans trump was at 65, but among independents, haley was at 52, so you can see what she needs to do, but you can see in any state where republicans are the dominant turnout faction, donald trump is doing quite well, so it's a long shot bid in south carolina for desantis, but that's about the only path available to them. >> you know, anya malika, i thought it was interesting that vice president kamala harris made a statement echoing michelle obama's fears about the upcoming general election. watch this and listen. >> i am scared as heck which is why i'm traveling our country. >> yeah. >> we have to earn the re-elect, and we have to communicate what we have achieved. >> yes. >> and that is going to be one of our big challenges. we've done a lot of good work. we need to let people know who brung it to them. >> nia, what do you think? >> well, listen, i mean, this is the message that president biden has echoed as well, the idea that donald trump who is likely the gop nominee is a