dozens of gangs fighting for supremacy and territory and the poverty stricken townships of cape town most importantly for control of the narcotics market. crystal meth and heroin have become a serious and deadly business. the cape flats area has one of the highest homicide rates on the planet it lies in the shadow of table mountain and is just a few miles away from the city's downtown area. among the victims cardo andrews. he was shot dead because he refused to join the local gang his son levi was only five when it happened. and will be able to live a long long was alice and. me that they wanted to kill him with the. corning one but you know. and the thing really. that thing happened to me. i maybe find up another gang member. cardew andrews mother insists his murderer could have been prevented in other parts of the world he might have been able to ask the police for help but here say locals the authorities gave up the fight for law and order years ago. but there is a team dedicated to taking up that fight led by local pastor. craven angle well they've installed microphones and camera

seemed to be moving towards a more inclusive post apartheid world yet in the poorest suburbs of cape town local communities still maintain their distinctive identities based in the cape flats the muslim community holds an annual singing competition for the silver affairs jovi and in two thousand and seven the witness series was there to film this contest which sheds a unique light on the diversity and inequalities of modern soph africa here is the silva phase. this is the story of a man with a dream but it plays out on the dark side. till nine hundred sixty five or thereabouts most of the town's muslims lived in the city proper this book of accounts a language they helped create and many other groups that went back centuries but when the parts are derived they were forced to move the church to the barren flats outside the city it's a tough world too little money too many drugs and one of the highest murder rates on the planet but not as we shall see the place. hopelessness. this is a place called q ten and it's in the middle of the cape flats and i'm staying here for the past that everybo

his parents live over six hundred miles away in cape town in the hasn't seen his mother for over yeah. this is no longer street in a township you know. i'm going to visit his mother and uncles in a small house next to the symmetry he goes to a mixed race government school in a white turban suburb. and then. he's very. well glad. that you know your granny. yang. and that's about it. wrangling was so good she did. that and it was. but now i think it's i've been told. there's nothing in. the razor brand. they always became law. shows for you. now says the only good is the way those rules that. would go all over you get out and there are so many houses to worry about gus. yellin let it all. linda did not go to cape town with his parents because they wanted him to attend schools here in the rural transcribing. as they don't have a uniform everyone dresses up in their best clothes to go to school. the school is in the old indian trading district of durban. the school has been indian for generations in the past this meant that only indian children for coming here but now the school is a larg

and we head to south africa where a local pastor wants to end gang warfare in the townships of cape town. apartheid may have been abolished twenty five years ago but life remains extremely tough for south africa's black majority millions live in poverty and unemployment is the harsh reality for almost sixty percent of young people a hotbed for violence and crime. recent crime statistics registered twenty thousand murders a year the equivalent of fifty six a day in the townships of cape town's cape flats region not far from popular tourist areas and life there is dominated by violence. there are many young men with few opportunities in life and a lot of weapons in some districts the death rate is akin to that of. all. it's been likened to a war zone with seventy fatalities a month every month. dozens of gangs fighting for supremacy and territory and the poverty stricken townships of capetown most importantly for control of the narcotics market. still meth and heroin have become a serious and deadly business. the cape flats area has one of the highest homicide rates on the planet it lies i

i am just been a member of payments cape town. and two was a member of parliament who wanted but they lacked tate and we can't tell. its own. mind you not by. giving them let alone we will google now went up again what clues windows of honeymoon. oh. why do you mean oh you mean it is the modern. group well and he ticked off oh. sure it's mine you. fuck you know it's. you it's potent i thought out how does the gov close enough good money nothing else if you lot of money what. i kill it's. at seven patrick lived in the smart's cape town suburb of rhonda bosch his close friend robert was a neighbor. yes at fourteen they are still friends attending the same exclusive school. robert you think your parents are rich poor living sort of rich some fish lying rich just like that most children not live here yes most churches are to be optional you have your little kitty. in one thousand nine hundred two they have a lot of trouble keeping the interview focused. sinews kind of a fancy. car. and what hasn't changed. is this two year old. child'

be under and i destroyed lived in cape town when there were seven. but they have both moved to the eastern cape yonder has his own way of dealing with conflict. ok when i'm not. also i been in school. in the two one who fled to. mama and had. no money and. the war. alph. they're land on the ceiling for his. life and i mean we are human. and are not. and you. know you. want to. start over with. in one thousand nine hundred ten proceed a live to madrid mains of a sport a camp and see waiter and it seen a lot of violence. to a police as a last as a way to be when you are not compiled could mean doing the right point he sat well for a way please. find another place muslims are pushing. the topic of i'm getting what ends up being when i shall have a shine to me how i would much rather live up my life back. one of the syrians i'll put a. ring of. them in your bag no. that's not the will of. god will and when she and. her family don't. know probably. at fourteen violence is still part of timber sellers life. men are being really left almost impossible to. me

be under and i destroyed lived in cape town and there were seven. but they have both moved to the eastern cape yonder has his own way of dealing with conflict. ok when the moon. was a launch i've only been schooled. in the two one fled to. man up and. down and. was close to my son to. have. their land on p.c. landmark i'm happy as. well and i mean we don't buy guns. and are not allowed out and you. know you. have our own with. in one thousand nine hundred ten procedure lived in the remains of a squatter camp and so where to and it seen a lot of violence. so he plays so we met his wife so that when he stopped me until the right point he sat off in a way please. find another place muslims are using. the tactic of i'm getting what ends up being mean when i shall have a shrine to leave a mark. of my right back. i want to syrians i'll put a. ring in the warrior i mean you by. road will and when. you fall into the. no problem. at fourteen the violence is still part of timber sealers life. men are being really left no means possible to my therapist says mr

for an african continent to free trade area agreement which would get rid of tariffs from cairo to cape town that it give national economies a big leg up its projected that if every country that took part it could boost trade by more than fifty percent to a total volume of nearly thirty five billion dollars that's according to the un's economic commission for africa or finance ministers from across africa have been discussing the deal again over the past week at a summit but some governments still new.

in recent years south africa has seen huge political upheaval and corruption scandals and cape town south africa second largest city has been feeling the impact of climate change and struggling with drastic water shortages a decade ago south africa seemed to be moving towards a more inclusive post apartheid world yet in the poorest suburbs of cape town local communities still maintain their distinctive identities based in the cape flats the muslim community holds an annual singing competition for the sale of affairs jovi and in two thousand and seven the witness series was there to film this contest which sheds a unique light on the diversity and inequalities of modern soph africa here is the silva phase. this is the story of a man with a dream but it plays out on the dark side. till nine hundred sixty five or thereabouts most of the town's muslims lived in the city proper this book of accounts a language they helped create and many had roots that went back centuries but when a part of derived they were forced to move our church to the parents that's outside the city it's a tough world to

sharing platform also operates in more than fifteen major african cities from cairo in the north to cape town in this house. a study by pricewaterhouse coopers says trial in india will dominate the i.p.o. scene by twenty thirty putting wall street into third place peter obviously also says that liquidity and a stable currency dictate mostly what a company decides to float it shares head of the here again people's party in the e.u. parliament monthly data has called for a marshall plan for africa mr bieber who hopes to replace john paul as president of the european commission said the e.u. must do its best to help stabilize what he called europe's neighbor continent falls . kenyan police have seized twenty million dollars of fake banknotes the counterfeit cash had been stored in a deposit box at a branch of barclays bank six people including two members of the bank staff have been arrested the seizure comes at a time when kenya nor makers are pushing to relax regulations requiring financial institutions to record transactions above ten thousand dollars barclays says the fake money seized belon

for an african continent to free trade area agreement which would get rid of tariffs from cairo to cape town that would give national economies a big leg up its projected that if every country that took part you could boost trade by more than fifty percent to a total volume of nearly thirty five billion dollars that's according to the un's economic commission for africa. finance ministers from across africa have been discussing the deal again over the past week at a summit but some governments still need convincing. joins us now. job anyone in but who's not signing up to this agreement. very interesting question because we have most of the major countries major economies in the african continent that have a right to fight is that it does include south africa but the movement nigeria is basically dragging its feet the rest of the north african countries to being very objective to the trade deal at the moment so it doesn't really see the benefits of free trade i mean there are some free trade zones already set up in africa. actually nigeria is basically saying that it wants to protect its own

generally lots of dry weather to be found for jo'burg which should be up at twenty eight of the cape town not quite so well will be at twenty one. sponsor. online. for them. to join us on all of us have been. talking about. you have seen what it can do to people using multiple drugs including and some people. everyone has a voice. or twitter and you could be on the street and join the conversation. hello again the top stories on. the venezuelan president. the opposition. and his supporters of the stabilizing the country calling for. coincide with an opposition march. with a u.n. investigation into. his push for a new sanctions on those behind the saudi journalists. go back to what he calls. he was talking more protests urging. for next month's elections. aid has been rushed to afghanistan's kandahar province some of the worst flooding in years residents are salvaging what they were ten days of heavy rain at least twenty people have died while another thirty were killed by flash floods in other parts of. charlotte reports from kandahar. restoration runs deep and searches quickly through th

lanka after a super over was required to win the first of their three match t20 internationals in cape town in to bat, sri lanka reached isa/7 and the home side equalled that on the last ball for the loss of eight wickets when sri lanka could have won, but wicketkeeper niroshan dickwella missed a run out chance to win it. the proteas made 14 off the extra over and then imran tahir restricted sri lanka to just five runs in response. now to boxing, where deontay wilder has vowed to knock out dominic brezeale when the two vie for the wbc world heavyweight title in new york this may. after failing to agree a deal with either tyson fury or anthonyjoshua, wilder must fight the mandatory challenger breazeale. in an at times disturbing and bizarre press conference in brooklyn, wilder encouraged his american compatriot to make his own funeral arrangements. pain is the name of the game in this sport and we all know who does that the best, it is me. it is me, i get paid... soi the best, it is me. it is me, i get paid... so i can't wait, i can't wait. the way i am feeling right now, hey, the fight can

we saw the problems it caused in cape town last year, and you almost don't imagine that the developedcould suffer a drought, but here we have a warning that even london could potentially be hit. let's turn to perhaps... is it too much to say my favourite story? the lewis hamilton, not my words, the words of an expert, of racing pigeons. just explain this, briefly, nina. yes, a belgian breeder bred a bird called armando and sold him in an auction online and two chinese bidders jacked up the price, and one of them ends up paying over £1 million. i think what is interesting is armando was highly sought after because of an exceptional strength that allowed the bird to race in all weather conditions. but of course the bird is five years old, so actually is about to end its racing career. so the point for the buyer, the identity of which hasn't been revealed, is to breed with armando. just briefly, bought anything you have regretted as an impulse? some clothing, i think, have regretted as an impulse? some clothing, ithink, but have regretted as an impulse? some clothing, i think, but i have

my day is been a member of payments for cape town. and two was a member of parliament who won t. but they lack tate and he can't tie. its own. minds a lot by. giving them let alone. welcome gain what goos when does a honeymoon. but. why do you mean. me is the. length of. true is my name. for kilts. it's potent i thought about how you think of closing of could money nothing else with a lot of money what. it's. at seven patrick lived in the smart's cape town suburb of or under bush his close friend robert was a neighbor. yet at fourteen they are still friends attending the same exclusive school. robert you think your parents are rich or poor living sort of rich some fish lying rich just like that most children are like here yes let's just all right be optional you have to your little kitty. in one thousand nine hundred two we had a lot of trouble keeping the interview focus. on kind of the financial. markets and what hasn't changed. charles for me and now with. this isn't half of the art. work i would get the car for that that you don't need. to. have. someone that you can run but

my days in payments cape town. in two was member. but they lack tate and we can tell. it's all. mind you not by. giving them let alone. welcome good welcomes windows okumu and. what you mean. mean it isn't. true is my name. for kilts. it's potent and what else how does think of coaxing of could money nothing else. lot of money want to. pick it's. at seven patrick lived in the smarts cape town suburb of rhonda bosch his close friend roberts was a neighbor. yes at fourteen and they are still friends attending the same exclusive school. robert you think your parents are rich or poor living sort of rich some fish like the rich just like that most children are like here yes let's just all right be optional yeah ok you know little katie. in one thousand nine hundred two we had a lot of trouble keeping the interview focused. on seven years ago he did quite a lot of fighting. and what hasn't changed is i still beat him up. his two year old. child. now with an farting. i think. this is a half hour to. the i would get the car for that up that you don't need. to. know what robert lives in

there's generally lots of dry weather to be found for jo'burg which should be up at twenty eight the cape town will will be at twenty one. point. al jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the powerful to account. how has this radical transformation occur. i mean if you know about it i mean if you want to know shedding light on the romanians pressing for change and the unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain the people on al-jazeera. after donald trump and kim jong un's nuclear summit ended with no agreement reports emerged that north korea is rebuilding a rocket launch site. and i'm a saudi a tape and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up venezuela's president says he'll cross what he calls the crazed minority trying to force him out his rival warns the pressure is just beginning also. a

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the under and i described lived in cape town and there were seven. families. but they have both moved to the eastern cape yonder has his own way of dealing with conflict. ok when i'm not. been schooled. in the two one who fled to. mama. had. no money and. war. alph. their land on one piece elian and his. wife and i mean we aren't buying guns. and are not. and you. know you. want to. start over with. in one thousand nine hundred series. of a sports accountancy waiter and it's seen a lot of violence. to a police as a last as a way to be when you are not profiled can mean doing the right point he sat well for a way please. find another place muslims are pushing. the topic of and getting what ends up being when i shall have a shine to me how i would much rather load up my life back. one hundred syrians all put a. ring in. the menu by now. without the will of. god will i want one to. know from inside the brain no problem. at fourteen violence is still part of timber sealers life. men are being really left almost impossible to. messed up is about this and i am so hap

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channel bring some rain over towards madagascar as well down towards the south though down towards cape town it is going to be mostly cloudy and we do expect to see a touch of twenty one with durban at about twenty seven degrees for you. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what it is. both struck cross what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived. the master barber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera. top stories donald trump's former. banker tax fraud. has. for a fourth day over the killing of the main witness alleged child rape case. thirty six countries including all. criticizing. rights record it calls on the kingdom to cooperate with. the murder of journalist. and. at the united nations in geneva a rare rebuke to saudi arabia it came in the form of a statement backed by all twenty eight european union countries as well as kind of their own australia and called on the saudi government to release prominent women's rights activists from jail and cooperate

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will receive a prepaid debit cards to pay for groceries bills and rent the initiative fulfills a cape town paid promise a five star movement to use poverty and boost employment. and israel's the hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages written by albert einstein include handwritten mathematical notes from the one thousand forces that have never been shown before the german born physicist won the nobel prize for physics in one thousand nine hundred twenty one equal to. scientific and personal writings to west. and north korea's reported to be rebuilding its long range rocket launch site following the collapse of last week's summit with u.s. president donald trump work on dismantling the so hey satellite launching station began last year but satellite images from the u.s. think tanks and south korean intelligence services above the site at the top which i really show evidence of reconstruction the u.s. has warmed the north that it faces fresh sanctions if it fails to denuclearize. baghdad is a senior fellow of the german council on foreign relations is an expert

north and possible as well across towards angola towards the south there is fine and dry for now for cape town twenty two degrees is fairly respectable or wednesday for us in durban it will be high i will get to around thirty degrees. her her. home. who knows who the home. room home wrong room.

across much of southern africa now looking to bed down here towards the south a little cool for cape town at nineteen but we are seeing those temperatures quite warm here in durban at about twenty nine degrees up here towards johannesburg twenty seven and more rain in madagascar with a temperature of twenty nine there. time off change in discovery. in. the sea of time to forge an identity not saying anything. to baby tell me your whole life truly nine hundred ninety nine south africa revisits the children of apartheid to seventy. and develop with a country's. top south africa part two on al-jazeera. hello again i'm. reminded of the news this hour three people have been killed and at least two hundred forty palestinians injured during saturday's protest at the gaza israel fence and a fourth man died from injuries sustained on friday israeli forces fired tear gas and live ammunition as tens of thousands gathered to mark the first anniversary of weekly protests. algeria's army chief has repeated his call to remove president. from office a day earlier millions took to the streets nationwide d

parts of our map as well across towards angola towards the south there is fine and dry for now for cape town twenty two degrees is fairly respectable or wednesday and for us in durban it will be higher will get to around thirty degrees. each stone wall when they're online what taught us is to be able to be concise in expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it means. or if you join us on saying israel is an apartheid state in view of the cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join the global conversation. again you're watching our desire and here's a reminder for our top stories this hour a various president of the lindsays with the flick has abandoned plans to seek a fifth term after weeks of mass demonstrations he's postponed april's election then as promised social and political reforms the british government says it's reached an agreement with the e.u. on legally binding changes to the regs that deal i mean it's a resume has been strasberg for the last minute discussions with. a new plan will be put to v

five and then very quickly as a bigger way down across parts of southern africa not too bad for cape town twenty two degrees for you up here towards johannesburg though it is going to be a rainy day at thirty one but most a medic asker is going to be seeing some very heavy rain in your forecast we do expect to see a temperature there of about twenty eight degrees. that was sponsored by tony. we want to return it can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates and the best of al-jazeera is documentaries the struggle continues. to. use these things continuing with australia's most generation ever covering from colonize citation is a really important issue suicide writes do a mind very high still twice the national average rewind on al-jazeera. georgiades in a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.n. security council has rejected rival resolutions on the crisis in venezuela a us led vote seeking free and fair elections failed the security council with russia and china vetoing the move and russia has had its own idea rejected as well pakistan's prime minister says a captured i

five and then very quickly as a bigger way down across parts of southern africa not too bad for cape town twenty two degrees for you up here towards your harrisburg though it is going to be a rainy day at thirty one but most a medic asco is going to be seeing some very heavy rain in your forecast we do expect to see a temperature there of about twenty eight degrees. christian priest you are a friend of the palestinians he's a true friend over every rock and champion of the palestinian cause. and activist who is willing to sacrifice his freedom. for his beliefs. al-jazeera wild tells the extraordinary story of the archbishop and the piano. emotional visitor a reminder of our top stories this hour pakistan's prime minister says a captured indian pilots will be released on friday as a peace gesture bought it was caught after india and pakistan said they shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region. the un security council has rejected wyvil resolutions on the crisis in venezuela a us led vote seeking free and fair elections failed that the security council with russia a

parts of our map as well across towards angola towards the south there is fine and dry for now for cape town twenty two degrees is fairly respectable or wednesday and for us in durban it will be higher will get to around thirty degrees. africa's most populous nation the blondest economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital. we bring you the stories to the shaping the world we live in. counting the cost. hello again you're watching others there and here are the top stories this hour ugh areas president abilities with the band and plans to seek a. few weeks of mass demonstrations. election that has promised social and political reform. the british government says the. e.u. are legally binding changes to the brakes a deal prime minister to resign may has been in strasbourg for last minute discussions with the e.u. officials the new plan will be put to britain's parliament on tuesday. the boeing says it will roll out software modifications to the seven three seven aircraft just days after a crash. one hundred fifty seven peopl

amount of rain fell a certain flooding these are hail stones collected from montague to hours east of cape town about the size of golf balls but you know we're not going to stay here because you see in the last couple of days of weather from where i'm standing and we're heading up towards in those on the channel where we've had a tropical cyclone revolving here so when the coastal flooding in malawi has been around for days and if anything it is now strengthening is the equivalent of a major hurricane and sort of the cold if it was in the atlantic it's winds up to one hundred eighty five chris robert maybe more interesting or dangerous is the way five already eleven meters and these things when they sweep in towards the land they lift the water effectively so you go to point to me to forecast storm surge so maybe the question is where is it actually going this is where is actually going on to the coast of mozambique within i think the next thirty six hours you start to feel it very soon that strength or winds will be noticeable but of course it's that's storm surge which is effectively flat gro

generally lots of dry weather to be found for jo'burg which should be up at twenty eight of the cape town will be at twenty one. i mean every. piece of breaking story and then of course. it's a well it's generally that's right out of the script that calls for the and i really should let us know what that phrase. as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they view the stories that matter the most embed a free palestine listening post on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has vowed to defeat the opposition accusing leader of one why do and his supporters of destabilizing the country whether it's calling for an imperialist demonstrations on saturday to coincide with an opposition march algeria's army chief has promised he won't let the country go back to what he calls years of pain that he was talking as students led more protests urging. them. to stand down for next month's election . south korea's president has ordered his government to take extraordinary measures to combat air pollution seven major cities including the capi

warm day for you at thirty degrees to hanna's period twenty seven and plenty of sun in the forecast cape town with a temperature of twenty two. your men killed a mother and son in that way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms or so it is seem long with the was of the american occupation of iraq matthew has an old american prince to account from tower twenty sixteen how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress and i did i don't know if they got the transcript wrong. i don't think you're that sharp that you can tell the difference is when a polish guy a french guy or even a young charge head to head on a jazeera. good to have you with us on al jazeera these are our top stories pakistan has arrested dozens of people as part of a crackdown on groups they include suspects linked to an attack that killed more than forty indian soldiers in the disputed region last month. when israel is opposition leader why though has just met state workers in the capital caracas he tweeted that the recently discussed state bureaucracy which he says is being manipulated by president of

heavy rain in the forecast over the next few days but attempt to there of twenty eight degrees for cape town though it is going to be a little chilly a few as we go towards fall attempts are there of nineteen degrees but durban still quite warm with a temperature of twenty nine. a three year investigation into the pro-gun lobby i've been imploring me to go to really. reveal secrets even. messaging out there that people our age you know. i'm connection some don't want to expose stanny and legacy media . last shoot. down in mexico night al-jazeera investigations house is still a massacre. in a very short time to be a trusted news source wherever you are in the world if you really want to know what's going on here and find out very quickly. if you can use some nations prism. we are probably international everybody will learn something watching our coverage . be sure and that we can be the best international news and most trusted source of stories that people actually can't find elsewhere and that's going to continue. their watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories on this news hour two

company do now i just trucking in transportation from southern africa you can deliver groceries from cape town all the way up to the d.r. see we medivac we fly people all over the continent and we do significant air operations out of malta supporting hopefully oil operations in countries like iraq or pakistan or the hydro dams look at countries around the world. if china shows up a lot of money a lot of people to do infrastructure projects the russians are showing up with muscle and weapons the united states is largely missed the boat the one positive change the trump administration has made is that the law changed last october for opec the overseas private investment corporation the only part of the u.s. government that actually makes money and now they're shifted a huge budget away from the state department of opec so that it is managed and it allows more investment also launch a trade war with china which might put you into different comes at the same time let me ask little tim collins this question is here you are a famous officer in the british army now you're chairman of your own private

channel bring some rain over towards madagascar as well down towards the south though down towards cape town it is going to be mostly cloudy and we do expect to see a touch of twenty one with durban at about twenty seven degrees for you. sponsor. on line. joining us on all of us have been. diana. you have seen. and. everyone has a. story . almost four years in prison. for was convicted on all charges and. all the country into darkness. power station. for a fourth day over the killing of the main witness in an alleged child rape case. backed by the united arab emirates. thirty six countries including all you member states have signed a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record it calls on the kingdom to cooperate with the un led investigation into the murder of. and to release detained activists. from brussels. at the united nations in geneva a rare rebuke to saudi arabia it came in the form of a statement backed by all twenty eight european union countries as well as canada and australia and called on the saudi government to release prominent women's rights activists from jail

clouds to speak of but we are picking up those cooler temperatures across much of the area so for cape town it is going to be an eighteen degree day there up towards durban maybe a shower or two or twenty six and johannesburg a nice day for you with a temperature of about twenty six degrees. twenty one the teenage years are left behind still trying to find a place trying to fit in to the whole picture and adult hood begins to take for i do cook occasionally but doesn't really want me do you want me to stay off my feet in two thousand and six south africa revisits the children of apartheid for the third time and much has changed over the past fourteen years twenty one up south africa on al-jazeera. around ten million yemenis are on the edge of balance examining the headlines netanyahu is looking at charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust setting the discussions you're denying that he was beaten by the police i did not deny sharing personal stories with a global audience explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire you and it's all good by the w

bunch of people who knew me and they said we might have a slave ship that sank off the coast of cape town. so we did all the research and we found the ship which left in 1794, was chased by the british, went all the way to mozambique to pick up 512 people from a tribe. it was on its way back to the new world when it sank. so i decided, not only do we have to do the diving, but we have to go to mozambique to see the people. so i went to mozambique, and the chief said to me, i want to give you a gift. he gave me a vessel that was wrapped in cowrie shells. i opened it, and it was full of dirt. i am trying to think what kind of gift this is. my new jerseyness kicked in. i go, what are you trying to do? he said to me, i want you to take this soil, take it back to the side of the wreck. and then sprinkle it over the site of the wreck so for the first time since 1794, my people can sleep in their own land. that, to me, is the joy of what we can do. the fact that this was not a story that was hundreds of years old. it was a story that was so important to this community. and to be able to bring th

great lakes region at the institute for justice and reconciliation he joins us on skype now from cape town good to have you with us so the government says hey we're shutting down the un office because we've got enough national mechanisms to guarantee human rights do you agree with them on that. let me start by saying that the main problem that led to shutting down. from the government to shut down the of the on writing. i mean when you take for example the crisis the political crisis that erupted in twenty fifteen. they have been in way in which the human rights movement what has been addressing the issue of. all the claims about the people who are being harassed or. who have been imprisoned or even the crimes we should be committed and which. cause a lot of anxious and. why because it has been quite difficult to distinguish the position of the human rights office and from that the opposition well it got opposition. and human rights has really been on the has been politicized in the way they operate yes that's my point that my point has really i think what we want to have the industry havi

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