move has many wondering whether this will be the 1st of a wave of covert 980 default in africa both angola and kenya are also struggling with high debt burdens. let's talk about this with charles robertson he's chief economist at rene sounds capital investment bank and joins us now from london hi charles welcome along is this the beginning of a mafia african debt default i think we hope not we've got we've got 2 countries that have been going to the sites of debts investors in terms of anxiety one has been zambia one's been i'm gona but i think zambia's had a special story they were making a lot of money from costa in the 2000 when the china boom took off they voted out a president who was saving that money and they voted in a president and his current successor has followed the same policies as the as the next president who wanted to spend the money and not just spend the money from gotta let them borrow an awful lot more as well so that debt was done to around a 100 percent of g.d.p. and godas even higher and these are the 2 countries that have been of major concern to invest as some bec

move has many wondering whether this will be the 1st of a wave of covert $960.00 fulton africa both angola and kenya are also struggling with high debt burdens. let's talk about this with charles robertson he's chief economist at rene sounds capital investment bank and joins us now from london hi charles welcome along is this the beginning of a mafia african debt default. what we've got we've got 2 countries that have been going to the sites of debts investors in terms of anxiety one has been zambia one's been i'm gona but i think zambia is had a special story they were making a lot of money from costa in the 2000 when the china boom took off they voted out a president who was saving that money and they voted in a president and his current successor has followed the same policies as the as the next president who wanted to spend the money and not just spend the money from copa but then borrow an awful lot more as well so that debt was done to around a 100 percent of g.d.p. and go it is even higher and these are the 2 countries that have been of major concern to invest as some because to fol

members of the military, police officers, and civilians with remarkable involvement in the swift canal, angola, eastity mor and the con gow. two brazilian members of the military were acknowledged for their work against sexual violence. we remain committed to completing the trade agreement signed between workers and the european union as well as the european free trade association. these agreements contain important provisions that reinforce our commitment to environmental protection. under my administration, brazil finally put behind a protectionist tradition and has adopted trade liberalization as a key tool for growth and transformation. i reaffirm our commitment to the proposed reform of the world trade organization which must provide us with the relevant discipline in line with the new international realities. we are also approaching the official process for brazil's access -- accession to the oecd. to that end we have put in place the world's highest standards in all areas to include financial regulation, security and environmental protection. in my first year in office we have successfu

he is used for deals in angola to. east germany's and to cuff us this all sounds very very serious but it isn't is really big fun and not because of that crazy story also because of the music of the eighty's of course and speaking of music of course the main actor on the show your last night is also a musician how does he combine these 2 passions well that wasn't is not not so much time for his band put it on her translated it's something like put over a little lady here. and so he managed to produce a video for us latest song security see during the filming. and i think we've got a clip of that let's just check that out securely to. so this is a sequence where marching around me is just dancing to the music dance so i've got them all to. got his case. he's actually on the way to his job and this was a sequence that didn't get into the series but it did get into the clip. very. regularly it's been 5 years. started since the demand globally for german series has grown exponentially how do you explain that well for a ver

some like kenya and tanzania have been hit hard by the collapse of the tourism industry oil rich angola and nigeria meanwhile losing revenue as exports to indulge you to record low prices debt loads in some sub-saharan countries are expanding so rapidly that they're becoming unmanageable the percentage of government expenditure that goes towards paying interest on loans has risen to more than 15 percent in the region that's around 5 times as much as in industrial nations it's a vicious circle the more interested country pays the less it has available to shore up its economy and health care system as a result to millions of people in sub-saharan africa facing unemployment and hunger and the region's most indebted countries are on the brink of bankruptcy. for it is an emerging market economists from capital economics she focuses on africa a seemingly intractable debt situation for the poorest african countries what's being done. thanks for having me to now indeed it is a grave economic health and social issue that we're all facing for africa it is certainly especially difficult in terms o

some like kenya and tanzania have been hit hard by the collapse of the tourism industry oil rich angola and nigeria meanwhile losing revenue as exports to indulge you to record low prices debt loads in some sub-saharan countries are expanding so rapidly that they're becoming unmanageable the percentage of government expenditure that goes towards paying interest on loans has risen to more than 15 percent in the region that's around 5 times as much as in industrial nations it's a vicious circle the more interested country pays the less it has available to shore up its economy and health care system as a result to millions of people in sub-saharan africa facing unemployment and hunger and the region's most indebted countries are on the brink of bankruptcy. for it is an emerging market economists from capital economics she focuses on africa a seemingly intractable debt situation for the poorest african countries what's being done. thanks for having me to now indeed it is a grave economic health and social issue that we're all facing for africa it is certainly especially difficult in terms o

around 3000 people gathered for an open air mass in angola as churches there reopened for the 1st time in nearly half a year coronavirus restrictions have been relaxed but worship is still had to keep their distance while taking part in the service. one of the british government's top medical advisors is warning that the u.k. is at a critical point in the coronavirus crisis since the start of the pandemic more than 40000 people in britain have died after testing positive for hiv 19 that's the highest number in europe and the u.k. health minister has now refused to rule out a 2nd total look lockdown in england. as the u.k. enjoys the final days of summer it's not just the approaching winter that fills many with a sense of foreboding with infection rates rising a 2nd lockdown is increasingly likely. tipping points as a country and everyone has a role in the choice that we face either everybody follows the rules or we're going to have to take more stringent actions starting this month people who have tested positive for the corona virus will be hit with stiff fines if they break quarantin

some like kenya and tanzania have been hit hard by the collapse of the tourism industry oil rich angola and nigeria meanwhile are losing revenue as exports dwindle due to record low prices debt loads in some sub-saharan countries are expanding so rapidly that they're becoming unmanageable the percentage of government expenditure that goes towards paying interest on loans has risen to more than 15 percent in the region that's around 5 times as much as in industrial nations it's a vicious circle the more interested country pays the less it has available to shore up its economy and health care system as a result to millions of people in sub-saharan africa facing unemployment and hunger and the region's most indebted countries are on the brink of bankruptcy. now for some of the other business stories making news bill de blasio has put himself on furlough the mayor of new york city says weeks unpaid leave for him and his staff is unavoidable due to u.s. congress failing to come up with a fresh stimulus package the city's administration has lost $9000000000.00 in revenue due to the pandemic a

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well more of those coastal showers and even wanted to shout into more northern and central areas of angola and all the while they're working their way through the south africa becoming quite widespread in seymour areas tools east of against and shot just pushing up into southern sections of. that and settle in johannesburg for the next few days. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very. water privatization on anybody it's the only fields. people who see every 2 years something to invest a profit of they want. to the last draw on al-jazeera is by. the way if by the way you lied to the american people failed to do is job on track you don't go and sleep in jail for nothing ok he still doesn't have a clue. one of the last presidential debate on al jazeera. at least 33 reported dead including a child as intense fighting between azerbaijan and armenia stretches into a 2nd day. this is al jazeera live from coming up new

tablets and wearables and new a markets such as serbia and angola its delivery of 5 g. networks is effected by the latest sanctions but a u.s. move to block the company from government contracts citing security concerns has seen several countries polar suit including australia where the company is cutting more than 1000 jobs. analysts say the u.s. restrictions are causing quite a lot of pain in the short term but long term accelerate the development of chinese industry the tech giant and the chinese government are invested heavily in becoming less dependent on foreign technology you can shop around. however you. wait and try to but in the not iraq trying. when eventually as well these future plans in the balance sheet impinging battling to dominate the high tech industry to continue its needs in technology ultimately becomes economy and military technology companies will be forced to. treat al-jazeera thank you. so i had an al-jazeera poison russian opposition leader alexei no ball he is released from a german hospital and says there's a long rehabilitation ahead. plus

in angola to. east germany's and to compass this all it sounds very very serious but it isn't is really big fun and not because of that crazy story also because of the music of the eighty's of course speaking of music of course the main actor on the show your last night is also a musician how does he combine these 2 passions well that wasn't is not not so much time for his band put it on her translated it's something like could overlay you here. and so he managed to produce a video for us latest song sicko to see during the filming on and i think we've got a clip of that let's just check that out securely to. so this is a sequence where martin rock that's me is just dancing to the music dance so i've got. i've got his case. he's actually on the way to his job and this was a sequence that didn't get into the series but it did get into the clip. very. regularly it's been 5 years. started since the demand globally for german series has grown exponentially how do you explain that well for a very long t

around 3000 people gathered for an open air mass in angola as churches there reopened for the 1st time in nearly half a year coronavirus restrictions have been relaxed but worshippers still had to keep their distance while taking part in this. or one of the british government's top medical advances is warning that the u.k. is that. a critical point in the corona virus crisis since the start of the pandemic more than 40000 people in britain have died after testing positive for covert 19 that's the highest number in europe and the u.k. health minister has now refused to rule out a 2nd total lockdown and that as the u.k. enjoys the final days of summer it's not just the approaching winter that fills many with a sense of foreboding with infection rates rising a 2nd lockdown is increasingly likely we face a tipping point as a country and everyone has a role in the choice that we face either everybody follows the rules or we're going to have to take more stringent actions starting this month people who have tested positive for the coronavirus will be hit with stiff fines if they break quaran

that's right pablo in that report there we heard strong condemnation from angola markel we've also heard strong remarks from boris johnson and other world leaders and we would certainly expect a similarly sharp reaction from a sitting u.s. president unfortunately we haven't heard that directly from donald trump as of right now a few hours ago though the national security council did tweet that the u.s. is deeply troubled and called the poisoning of a completely reprehensible act they also say that the united states will work with its allies and the international community to hold those in russia accountable interesting lee we also heard from former national security advisor john bolton who either quit or was fired depending on who you ask he tweeted that trump should demand answers from moscow and as you'll remember he was one of the hawkish figures in the trumpet ministration when dealing with the russians but again trump hasn't directly said anything yet and this lack of response may not be surprising given trump has been reluctant to criticize russia in the past but at the same time w

that's right pablo in that report there we heard strong condemnation from angola markel we've also heard strong remarks from boris johnson and other world leaders and we would certainly expect a similarly sharp reaction from a sitting u.s. president unfortunately we haven't heard that directly from donald trump as of right now a few hours ago though the national security council did tweet that the u.s. is deeply troubled and called the poisoning of a completely reprehensible act they also say that the united states will work with its allies and the international community to hold those in russia accountable interestingly we also heard from former national security advisor john bolton who either quit or was fired pending on who you ask he tweeted that trump should demand answers from moscow and as you'll remember he was one of the hawkish figures in the trumpet ministration when dealing with the russians but again trump hasn't directly said anything yet and this lack of response may not be surprising given trump has been reluctant to criticize russia in the past but at the same time we ha

pandemic some like kenya tanzania have been hit hard by the collapse of the tourism industry oil rich angola and nigeria meanwhile losing revenue as exports dwindle due to record low prices. in some sub-saharan countries are expanding so rapidly that they're becoming unmanageable the percentage of government expenditure that goes towards paying interest on loans has risen to more than 15 percent in the region that's around 5 times as much as in industrial nations it's a vicious cycle the more interested country pays the less it has available to shore up its economy and health care system as a result to millions of people in sub-saharan africa facing unemployment and hunger and the region's most indebted countries are on the brink of bankruptcy. now to some of the other business stories making news bill de blasio put himself on furlough the mayor of new york city says a week some paid leave for him of his staff is unavoidable congress to come up with a fresh stimulus package the city's administration has lost $9000000000.00 in revenue due to the pandemic. so-called free flights between rome a

southwest now so the part of angola can expect to see some wet weather as we go on through the next coupleof days we've got showers along the spells of rain around rewarding the poor in the pushing a little further south was could see want to shall is that just making their way towards lake victoria so you can that will see some heavy rain some heavier rain coming into the northwest off tansen there was a chance of wanted to coastal showers just around the eastern side of kenya and also into tanzania basin process south africa and mozambique could also see a little rain. but. frank assessments saying that. there's. life being sued these books an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown many cops would be able to meet region are actually under a de facto state of nijinsky critical debate have to use a proxy he does not every sunday enters the bill if you feel in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera and of our top stories this half hour fighting over the disputed region of the going to has continued for a 2nd day ar

tone we've heard friedrich metz who has a very good possibility of being a potential successor to angola merkel when she steps down as chancellor next year saying that he would if he was in power right now issue an immediate 2 year moratorium on the project we've also heard from senior voices within the german cabinet including those voices within the government that speak directly for the chancellor herself saying there is a possibility of the project being halted essentially what was unthinkable before is now being talked about as a possibility. in tufty this is 1st and foremost an economic project we consider it to be the right thing to do. i think that we should be coupled these issues and in our opinion nor trying to should be completed . i think would be wrong throughout from the beginning but what is happening now you could have an impact on the project. and. the federal chancellor also sees it as wrong to rule that out while germany says the future of the pipeline depends on how russia response to allegations of poisoning alexina valmy with a military grade nerve agent moscow say

for an open air mass in angola as churches there reopened for the 1st time in nearly half a here coronavirus restrictions have been relaxed but worshippers still had to keep their distance while taking part in the service. one of the british government's top medical advisors is warning that the u.k. is at a critical point in the coronavirus crisis since the start of the pandemic more than 40000 people in britain have died after testing positive for cope at 19 the highest number in europe the u.k. health minister has now refused to rule out a 2nd lockdown in england as the u.k. enjoys the final days of summer it's not just the approaching winter that fills many with a sense of foreboding with infection rates rising a 2nd lockdown is increasingly likely we face a tipping point as a country and everyone has a role in the choice that we face either everybody follows the rules or we're going to have to take more stringent actions starting this month people who have tested positive for the coronavirus will be hit with stiff fines if they break quarantine such fines are nothing new but at 10000 bri

heard from friedrich merritt's who stands a very good chance of being the potential successor to angola merkel when she steps down as chancellor next year he said that if he had the power right now he would issue an immediate 2 year moratorium on the gas pipeline project and in fact in the last week we've heard senior voices within the german cabinet and some voices that speak directly for the chancellor herself saying that there is a potential for least halting all stalling the project basically what it previously been unthinkable is now being talked about as potentially possible. into tufty this is 1st and foremost an economic project we consider it to be the right thing to do i think that we should be coupled these issues and in our opinion north rim too should be completed. for folks i think would be room through from the beginning but what is happening now you could have an impact from the projects to the federal chancellor also sees it as room to rule that out germany says the future of the gas pipeline depends on how russia responds to allegations of poisoning of the leg saying a

whether they're quite a bit of it right across the democratic republic of congo northern parts of angola also seeing some showers but it's down towards the southeast down towards eastern parts of south africa where we are allowed to see some pretty heavy rain over the next couple of days that could well lead to some localized flooding in what is its way into the far south the most damn bake and that is some showers to the southern cape. of. corruption it is that. invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something people being told that this. is a friggin. country hissy. let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the free space over encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption hero. nominate now. the wilderness of cambodia is under threat. pillaged for profit by illegal timber trade one a one east investigates the plunder of cambodia's forests. 0. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching

well more of those coastal showers and even want to shout into more northern and central areas of angola and all the while those showers working their way through the south africa becoming quite widespread into more areas tools east of against and shot just pushing up into southern sections of mozambique so a fairly unsubtle in johannesburg for the next few days. as astrolabe prepares for bushfire season survivors of the last summer's catastrophic fires are still struggling whether one east follows one community's road to recovery now just 0. 0003. 1000. questions have. to be. the only way the one. this is al jazeera quick reminder of the top stories for you know the new york times reports donald trump has paid 0 tax in 10 of the last 15 years the paper says it's obtains more than 2 decades of the u.s. president's tax returns trump dismissed the reports as false. have been international calls for calm after at least 16 people were killed during heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan a stir things continue to it's a monday morning it's the latest flare up in a long running conflict

guinea in the shallow clouds as they should do sinking little further southwest now so the part of angola can expect to see somewhat of weather as we go on through the next couple of days we've got showers along the spells of rain around in the pushing a little further south was could see want to shall is that just making their way towards lake victoria so you can that will see some heavy rain some heavier rain coming into the northwest off tad's and there was a chance of want to coastal showers just around the eastern side of kenya and also into tanzania i suppose to south africa and mozambique could also see little rain. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against. corruption is not something people be told and it. is a friggin. country he's even let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the free space award encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption here i. nominate now. the wilderness of cambodia is

guinea in the shower clouds as they should do sinking little further south was now so good part of angola can expect to see somewhat to weather as you go on through the next couple of days we've got showers along the spells of rain around bru in the pushing a little further south was could see want to 2 showers that just making their way towards lake victoria so you can they will see some heavy rain some heavier rain coming into the northwest of tans and there was a chance of wanted to coast wish i was just around the eastern side of kenya and also into tanzania basin process south africa and mozambique could also see little rain. at the back you're watching the office here and use our own piece to double your top stories this hour now fighting over the disputed region of the gonna cut iraq has continued for a 2nd day armenia and azerbaijan have both reported military and civilian casualties the international community is calling for an immediate cease fire and in a go see 87. u.s. president all from has come under fire today after york times late last night reportedly on paid $750.00 u.s

well more of those coastal showers and even wanted to shout into more northern and central areas of angola and all the while those showers working their way through the south africa becoming quite widespread into more areas tools east of against and shot just pushing up into southern sections of mozambique so very unsettled in johannesburg for the next few days. cut through the noise figure back up when you're going into 52 hours and listen journalists the actors in effect are finding ways to tell this story one of the problems that they're just really hard a lot of people of color who are making decisions about office press run as i for a little over i shouldn't speculate political hot words arrested on sunday we know that the christian or were they able to buy the listening post monitors and interprets the media on al-jazeera were the will. or the. this is al jazeera could come out of the headlines for you know the new york times has reportedly obtained more than 2 decades worth of the us president's tax returns the publication says donald trump paid 0 tax in 10 of the last 15 years of d

whether they're quite a bit of it right across the democratic republic of congo northern parts of angola also seeing some showers but it's down towards the southeast down towards eastern parts of south africa where we are allowed to see some pretty heavy rain over the next couple of days that could well lead to some localized flooding in what is its way into the far south the most and bake and that is some showers to the southern cape. toba anandi zoom was only a month left until election day candidates are warming up for the big day with a series of debates with a diverse range of stories from across the al-jazeera correspondent played some klansmen around the stories that have impacted and janet states it's 2 years since the brutal killing of a saudi journalist we look at the impact of the murder of jamal frederick al-jazeera is emmy award winning program faultlines returns for the series on the u.s. communities most in conflict 19 with growing tensions between greece and turkey and the mediterranean really explain how the dispute could affect the election of the self declared republic

cloud as well is becoming a little bit thicker going to wash out sunday across northern areas of angola and all the while these showers these spells of rain working their way around the east coast of south africa as you can see becoming quite heavy as we go through monday but it stays warm dry and sunny in johannesburg with a high of 24. and my. inspiration and. what i'm going to share you need to live in the remote areas don't have electricity t.v. or computers. so how in love i'm learning lines the way the you. age on al-jazeera. when. the. the year. this is a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has nominated judge amy corley barrister's his choice to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg if confirmed barrett's a religious conservative favorites would cement a solid conservative majority on the courts potentially for decades to come. lebanon's prime minister designate mustafa deaver has quit it comes less than a month after he was given the task of forming a government the previous administration resigned following protests about its

tablets and wearables and new a markets such as serbia and angola its delivery of 5 g. networks is it affected by the latest sanctions but a u.s. move to block the company from government contracts citing security concerns has seen several countries follow suit including australia where the company is cutting more than $1000.00 jobs alice say the us restrictions are causing a lot of pain in the short term but will and long to accelerate the development of china's chip making industry the tech giant and the chinese government are investing heavily in becoming less dependent on foreign technology you can shop around. how are you and why wait and try to run but trying to. when. i swallow a speech i can as a balance washington and beijing battling to dominate the high tech industries the country that's leads in technology we ought to have the dollars economy and military technology companies over the work force us. to treat al-jazeera aging. at least 380 whales have died off the australian island state of tasmania in one of the worst mass beaching the country's ever. scene

weather once again pushing towards cameroon the showers now started to push away into northern parts of angola some showers to around eastern areas of kenya over the next day also some heavy downpours there also just around the democratic republic of the congo for southern africa it is generally trial that we will see one of 2 showers into central parts of mozambique. as astrolabe prepares for the bushfire season the survivors of the last summer's catastrophic fires are still struggling one on one east follows one community's road to recovery on al jazeera. if you want to help save the world. to. sneeze into your own. food to. hello again the top stories are al-jazeera donald trump has used his speech to the u.n. general assembly to attack china over the coronavirus pandemic us president accused of failing to share information when the outbreak began. shortly before the president trumps speech was played at the u.n. and the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus past $200000.00 the country has 4 percent of the world's population but 20 percent of the total reported over 1000 fatalities the u.k.

outside of a jail in angola a push a community leaders announced will fight by any means necessary for the release of those they call political prisoners of chile accused of carrying out attacks that we are being persecuted and imprisoned for the morning our land for many years we were repressed but now we've learned to organize and defend ourselves with the mud you went again or spokesman says new deployments of chilean special forces units to the region are escalating to confrontation it's getting dark hair and well and we're starting to see now out military trucks passing by this is right below ground level of course the gaza strip and we're also seeing here trees that have been chopped down to try to block the roads so the cars can pass and it will get worse as the night goes on as it becomes darker because it's part of an ongoing campaign a sabotage on the part of those who say that they have to expel the political obvious up their land for hundreds of years neither the spaniards knew or the subsequent chilean state was able to conquer the comeback of my. but by 80. chile's army s

showers too right across the heart of africa pushing even as far south as well northern parts of angola not a lot going on its wards the eastern side of the region maybe a chance of want to chase showers into coastal fringes of somalia by thursday. an image can change the way we see the woo ask if we had not seen this we. we'll be talking about that can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created just for a photo opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story this is clips and points look pretty i don't see it consorts narrative in re right through the listener gives you the full picture. of the of. your comeback a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera senior palestinian figures say they've been betrayed after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed us we're going to green install normalize ties with israel even protests against ideas in gaza and in the occupied west bank. the white house has approved oregon's disaster declaration making it possible for the state to access federal 'd funds several wildfires continue to burn out of con

republic of congo we've seen some of those showers just creeping their way now into northern parts of angola because he wanted to show us too just around the coastal fringes of somalia maybe the chatter around the eastern side of kenya but nothing much to speak of further south it's generally dry across a good part of southern africa but we could see water to showers just starting to slide their way towards botswana. really not global community we are our biggest conversation over but the whole crazy somewhat response that looks like the pontiff. the debate issue in each of you can jump into the conversation by 2 way when no topic is off the table if you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just call it what we know is an islamist in the world uses 3 talking richer and the poor getting poorer it's not killing the story the system it's just to look at the system and adapt it to the modern world this street on out is the era. to. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the world health organization says it's concerned about the alarming rate of new infections n

cameroon democratic republic of the congo and they're sinking further south which northern parts of angola also seeing some heavy showers you can see how they extend all the way up into a good part of nigeria then in tokyo goddesses and heavy showers as well if you shout as to just hugging the coastal frame just becoming a little more widespread in eastern kenya as we go on through where to stay you might catch a shero to around the eastern coast of somalia as well well if you want to try meanwhile across a good part of southern africa all of this area cloud will be some on the shell showers into central parts of mozambique and eastern zimbabwe. on counting the cost an aging population soaring debts and recession and japan's new prime minister fix the economy famine hoppity an uprising as the pandemic wipes out a decade of economic growth plus pakistanis asia's best performing stock markets counting the cost on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs right. washing. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the u.s. has announced new sanctions on iran weeks before an arms embargo is due

thunderstorms and again we have been seeing if you more of those further south into more northern areas of angola but when you have further to the south it really has been about the winds coming from the interior and how much is have been well above the average doubles wanna on the northeast of south africa along the coast we could just see some fairly brisk winds developing on monday and that will keep things a little bit cool there but it does begin to improve in botswana temperatures coming back down close to the average a similar scenario across in johannesburg. close your eyes. listen. to blossom i don't know still i'd be singing in parliament with the poor i never dreamt of it where the words fail music speaks to short films about how music knocked down the rules and inspire hope for a better life a.j. selects on al-jazeera. here with al jazeera these are the top stories this hour the u.s. has broken with all other permanent members of the u.n. security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran but america's major allies britain france and germany have already written to the

cloud as well is becoming a little bit thicker going to wash out on sunday across northern areas of angola and all the while these showers these spells of rain working their way around the east coast of south africa as you can see becoming quite heavy as we go through monday but it stays warm dry and sunny in johannesburg with a high of 24. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognize water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very glad to pose was proud as asian on anybody if they only killed. those people who seemed ever to have something to invest the profit of they want all up to the last drop on al-jazeera. hold. my. this is al-jazeera quick remind all of the headlines for you this hour u.s. president donald trump has nominated judge amy corley barrett as his choice to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg if confirmed barrett's a religious conservative favorite would cement a solid conservative majority on the court potentially for decad

in that's the lowest ranking of any you member country and way lower than countries like kenya and angolayou're not ashamed that you score so low on these key indicators for democracy like free press and very much a story for the fact that the dog ate continues to be with the negative coverage in a lot of foreign media but i do believe that if we are the object if we are going to see that light again as i mentioned to you before is not so black and white 60 percent of the average in bulgaria is negative about the government every journalist yet is free supposed to talk about the government then that the use of social media in the country is really enormous including the consumption of internet media and internet media it is very male it's all about the minister once a particular concern is your human rights record in bulgaria and the impression that fundamentally go safeguards for citizens appear to be missing at the end of 2017 the un committee against torture reported that the or thirty's often failed to inform arrested people of their rights in criminal proceedings that actively discou

pushing a little further south still and we will see some showers pushing across the northern half of angola to the south of that it is generate dry into solemn africa we have got some increasing showers pushing up towards coastal possum as i speak. close your eyes. listen. to the muslim i never thought i'd be singing your column in with the poor i never dreamt of it where the words fail music speaks to short films about how music no down the rules and inspire hope for a better life a.j. selects on al-jazeera. a life and death struggle for racial equality and a deeply an equal society unfortunately that was a spy for the apartheid regime within that group may be very close friends like a family getting together 50 years after his torture and death and police custody al-jazeera while tells the remarkable story of anti-apartheid campaigner. harun south africa in mom who photo apartheid on al-jazeera. al jazeera. and. this is about power pure and simple power. joe biden challenges president trump's motives for rushing through a replacement for the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. hell

the weather there quite a bit of it right across the democratic republic of congo northern parts of angola also seeing some showers but it's down towards the southeast down towards eastern parts of south africa where we are like to see some pretty heavy rain over the next couple of days that could well lead to some localized flooding in what is its way into the far south the most and bake and that is some showers to the southern cape . frank assessments seeing. that's a big deal 60 percent of the new poll relation to life is being sued this is an informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the only media region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate have to use a proxy because look the reason the enters the bill if you feel an in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. to to. ok let's recap the top stories so far here on al-jazeera armenia and azerbaijan are engaged in fierce battles over the disputed region of them going to cut about fighting is now into a 4th day there are reports of heavy cas

common room democratic republic of the congo and the sinking further south which northern parts of angola also seeing some heavy showers you can see how they extend all the way up into a good part of nigeria and in tokyo goddesses and heavy showers as well if you shout as to just hugging the coastal frame just becoming a little more widespread in eastern kenya as we go on through where the state might catch a shower roti around the eastern coast of somalia as well well you find a try meanwhile across a good part of southern africa all of this area cloud will be some on the shell showers into central parts of mozambique and eastern zimbabwe. a life and death struggle for racial equality and a deeply on equal society unfortunately that was a spy for the apartheid regime but in that group they've been very close friends like a family living together 50 years after his torch and death and police custody al-jazeera while tells the remarkable story of anti-apartheid campaigner in the lower room south africa the mom who fought apartheid on al-jazeera. the order to. the on. the top stories this h

pushing a little further south still and we will see some showers pushing across the northern half of angola to the south of that it is generate dry into solemn africa we have got some increasing showers pushing up towards coastal possum as i speak. there's lums of manila home to extraordinary talent who will act that occasion and hard work transform child scavenger jessa into a professional ballerina she has the strength technically she's very strong and mixed martial arts fighter just battled his way from the streets to success in the ring so i could tell you this is your stepping stone. this large on al-jazeera. all. so these are the top stories this hour on al-jazeera news democratic presidential nominee joe biden says donald trump's plan to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg before the election is quote an exercise in raw political power. and government protests are taking place across egypt police fired tear gas in the city of deezer just south of the capital demonstrators there are among those calling for president of the father of sisi to step down and surroun

pushing a little further south still and we will see some showers pushing across the northern half of angola to the south of that it is generate dry into southern africa we have got some increasing showers pushing up towards coastal possum as m.p. . image can change the way we see the womb if we're not seeing this week we'll be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created longing for a full opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but this play and attacking points are pretty intense because it can forge narratives all right through the listening post gives you the full picture on a. year without just the release of the top stories this hour u.s. democratic presidential nominee joe biden says donald trump's plan to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg before the election is quote an exercise in all political power. and the government protests are taking place across egypt police fired tear gas in the city of giza just south of the capital demonstrates there are among those calling for president

of year beginning to push a little bit further south because he wanted to show is across areas of angola and it's a fairly catty picture as you can see staying mostly fine across much of south africa we've lost that run of the frontal system is coming through say damages in the high teens celsius where we have got some very warm air is across into both want to temperatures here above the average sunny for this time of year it's going to be mostly fine for the next few days until much is getting up to about 36 certainly by sunday meanwhile feeling much cooler in cape town with showers on sunday. frank assessments what are you seeing back in yemen. like you've been through with these informed opinions is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown in many parts of the order me a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate of that is a proxy because not the recent big interest the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. the. the in. and again i missed on the attack and let's remind you of our top stories here t

of the a beginning to push a little bit further south because he wanted to show is across areas of angola and it's a fairly catty picture as you can see staying mostly fine across much of south africa we've lost that run of the frontal system is coming through say damages are in the high teens celsius where we have goals and very warm air is across into both want to temperatures here above the average sunny for this time of year it's going to be mostly fine for the next few days until much is getting up to about $36.00 certainly by sunday meanwhile feeling much cooler in cape town with showers on sunday. 967 and the 6 day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty monitored the conflict from international waters suddenly she was attacked by the warplanes of america's closest regional manager israel over $200.00 were killed and wounded the front part of the ship was just read with what happened that day has long been the subject of cover up and mystery mt the truth can be revealed the day israel attacked america a major investigation on al-jazeera. the rule. you're watching a