the small community taking on big developed as how cape town's book cost residents off izing to save their homes from brad pitt urbanization. them in his spirit we need to tanzania as a 1st male model with go and learn how he's pushing the race skin condition under the spotlight. i'm christine want to welcome to deja news africa i'm glad you're cheating day and we begin in the democratic republic of congo where the military is having to protect ebola her health workers after attacks on treatment centers the violence is defying if it's to curb the spread off the virus this is the 2nd worst ebola outbreak on record it's been centered on the north keevil and tory provinces in the north east off the country so far about $1600.00 people in the 2 regions have been infected with the virus since mid last year and more than a 1000 people have died now the presence of warring groups mixed with people steep to distrust off the government and outside as is hampering the ebola response. the body on the ground based the aftermath of another attack on an ebola treatment center security forces manag

case joins me now from cape town. the a.n.c. wins a healthy majority but it's also its worst when ever how should we see the result well i mean on the one hand the a.n.c. is still 57 percent ahead of the 2nd strongest party the democratic alliance that is certainly a reason to celebrate but as you rightly said on the other hand they did manage to stop that downward trend ever since the elections 2004 the a.n.c. kept on losing voters. how do we explain the downward trend what's causing voters to turn away. well the a.n.c. did not manage to fulfill all the promises that the party made in the last 2 years and in the last election is still a big part of the population lives in poverty the economy is growing waste too slow more than every 2nd young person in this country is unemployed these are big issues that needs to be addressed inequality is another big problem is one of the most unequal societies in the world and on top of that corruption has been increasing in the last years especially under former president jacob zuma where co

reporting from cape town thanks for that. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. protesters in albania have been throwing molotov cocktails at the prime minister's office opposition parties called for saturday's demonstration hoping to force from office they accuse him of manipulating election results 2 years ago and allege his party has links to organized crime albania is scheduled to hold you know simple elections in june. there have been minor clashes in france between police and so-called yellow vests protesters police and used tear gas to disperse some of the crowds grassroots movement has rallied regularly for half a year now in protest at french president emanuel back home and his policies. rebels in yemen say they've begun to pull out from 3 ports in the city of the data as part of a u.n. sponsored cease fire agreement reached in december between the country's warring parties yemen's conflict has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis more than 2 thirds of the popul

apartheid is losing its appeal after 6 election victories in a row we find out from our correspondent in cape town also coming up. 3 of the 4 tourists rescued from kidnappers in work enough aso arrived in france to be welcomed by president michael the freed hostages say thanks to fallen heroes paying tribute to the french commandos who were killed in the daring raid that freed them . and a deadly attack in a luxury hotel and pakistan gunmen shooting one person before being killed themselves a group of separatist militants has claimed the assault. on the welcome to the show. south africa's governing african national congress has secured a 6th straight term in power but with a diminished mandate with all votes counted the a.n.c. has been declared the winner with 57.5 percent but that's its lowest share since the end of white minority rule 25 years ago the party has been battling corruption scandals a sluggish economy and record unemployment even so it was far ahead of its closest rival the opposition democratic alliance which trailed at just under 21 percent the president there around one post of th

joining us from cape town thank you very much. yes going british prime minister to resign may she will always regret failing to secure a deal for the u.k. to leave the european union may announce to resign on june 7th after she was unable to get a deeply divided parliament back her withdrawal deal her premiership literally ended in tears the country of but almost as soon as to reason they exited the political stage the shock waves could be felt in europe e.u. leaders said that her resignation did nothing to change the e.u.'s position on the brics it withdrawal deal already agreed that it's all image is not up for i don't think the u.k. wants the question will be worth it we've already got the political declaration. very very much on offer and which is also the basis of all the talks. of eventual slopes the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier quickly showed his positive regard for the pm in a tweet expressing his full respect for may's determination and for working for an orderly withdrawal from the e.u. but some tories were alm

for more on this t w e n k h joins me now from cape town now it's official the a.n.c. has won not only that they won the absolute majority and they celebrated certainly their celebrations happening today i mean after all the party won by a 37 percent margin compared to the stick and strongest party the democratic alliance so there's already a celebration scheduled even for tomorrow but serum of course has said it in his 1st public appearance after the official results where and now as to this not really the time to celebrate only it's actually the time to get back to work for his government and deliver on the promises that they mate so what are people expecting from around the post i now expect a lots remember the a.n.c. has been in power for 25 years and in that time they could not deliver all the promises that they made they still huge pos of the population living in poverty here the economy is down more than every 2nd young person is unemployed south africa is one of the most equal societies in the world where by. just part of the biggest part of the will to still o

that's crossing the southern parts lots of wet weather behind it not feeling that would force in cape town with a top temperature of just seventeen but a bit more sunshine on thursday though i think we'll see the temperatures improve we'll get to around nineteen this time but the rains not to far away want to two of us just around the coast of mozambique could see one or two showers at times during the day. the weather sponsored by catherine was. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. but what's the picture from the inside. stars think russia's foreign policy is too soft going to be the most russian goals have be achieved not peace and more diffuse full russia coming soon on all jersey or. you're watching here a quick reminder of the top stories this hour. sudan's military rulers have agreed in principle with the opposition's proposal for a transitional government's but they added that differences remain over who will eventually leave the country. u.s. secretary of state mike peo

of course cape town on the eastern cape for me to opposition strongholds and given the complaints against the ruling a.n.c. is life any better the people there. well sale i suppose it depends on who you speak to here in the western cape at the moment we enquire leecher one of the biggest townships in this province in fact across south africa and people here are living in conditions that they see a very difficult there are roads that are on target there are many people here who don't have electricity and running water and as you mentioned this is a stronghold of the opposition the democratic alliance many in the western cape many in cape town specifically would say that the da is doing a good job and the da prides itself on this but in areas like a leech that's not what you hear from people here they say they feel marginalized and none of the governance that the da has been celebrated for has trickled down to people here essentially this is really about people being unhappy unhappy rather about governance whether it's the ruling party or the opposition depending on where you are an

will do better and family joins us now live from cape town family the polls will close in a little over a half an hour now how has the voting gone. well the electoral commission here is saying that kinley things have gone smoothly but there is some concern around the delivery of ballot papers to some polling stations either they arrived late or not to all in some cases and while the polls do close in a short while as long as voters are within the precinct of the voting station they will have the opportunity to vote even if that takes a number of hours after the voting station actually closes and so the concern from the i.c.c. at this point is getting ballot papers to places where the ballot papers haven't arrived yet and so this means voting could continue for a few more hours at some polling stations but officially they close in as you say about half an hour and there is also some complaints there also complains that the large by some opposition parties mainly around the ink that's been used to mock voters thumbs and and issues around that but so far the ice essentially is happy with w

or for me to is live for us in cape town and for me that tell us a little bit about voter turnout if we know that and also when we're expecting some results. well there's no clear picture here to round voter turnout but it certainly is a concern especially for the governing african national congress because in the past that or the number of supporters have dropped that's because many stayed away from the polls rather than possibly moving their support to other parties there is concern that that voter turnout to may be low in townships in particular here in cape town there really was bad weather and we did see some protests in some areas that are clear to what extent those protests affected operations at the polling stations and how badly they were affected or from what we saw the impact really was minimal we do know that vote counting has begun and at least twenty thousand stations around the country a few thousand others remain open as there are still queues of people voting even though the polls did close about two hours ago everybody who's gathered they already in the queue does h

he spent much of his life in cape town. his family came to this hostel for migrant workers when he was a boy. like earlier and it. looks like that this is the whole place this is where i used to stay i used to play a saw got out here when i was seven years old i was playing a sort of a year with my friends. the township of google it too has always been a dangerous place to live. and so they do things on. you my. god. how much for the fan service you. sold. to. his friend on this when i lived with her family in the next door room of the same hostel unlike younger she went to school. with. you. know one. zero. zero. zero zero zero. you. and president of existing and doing business. to. this book. the young both come from villages hundreds of kilometers from cape town and at fourteen they were back there living a time. i had given time he wanted to take classes in oakland amanda mother in law changed his skin that's the iraqis time for bolos in making yourself you know you can diminish my goodness. i actually think i want it i

it was fun go there in cape town for us and we had college ice for the sound quality there thank you alice across the muslim world to face for fasting during daytime for the holy month of ramadan that means no eating during the day but when the sun goes down fast can turn to faced in algeria the political and economic crisis results in galloping inflation and that means many families will not be able to purchase the essential foods that ramadan tradition demands. during the day algerian families go to the marketplace to shop for the ingredients to break the remedy down fast in the evening but this year soaring prices mean they'll struggle to buy traditional ingredients some of them that tomato in zucchini prices are incredibly high. inflation and financial difficulties are already making it hard for families but prices have increased exponentially in the month of ramadan some shoppers suspect vendors of price gouging that. seventy percent of vendors do not respect the reference price and only thirty percent of vendors do so we want the authorities to force the vendors to comply with

for more on this news out of the unfinished joins us now from cape town i do and we are still waiting for the official results but the winner is clear have a.n.c. supporters started celebrating yet. well should some supporters started celebrating already a senior member of the set of the a.n.c. that without serum opposed to the party would have likely even gotten less than 40 percent of the votes but we're still waiting for the official statement of the party and of course also off the president that will probably only happen in the evening when the final results will be announced. the a.n.c. may have won the absolute majority but they still lost a lot of support why is that. absolutely ever since the election 2004 the a.n.c. has been losing voters and that is a clear sign that more and more people are not really happy with their policies anymore and especially with the success of them remember when they came into power 25 years ago after the end of white minority rule they promised a lot they promised to change the lives of so many people here but hardly that has not happened so many

joining us now on the show are our guests let's welcome on skype from cape town lawson i do executive director of the council for the advancement of the south african constant. and a former a.n.c. member he was also an election observer in cape town in johannesburg ralph matoaca a political analyst and author of several books on south africa including from the poses turn can serial save south africa and when zuma goes and also in cape town we have mongolian dwane a.n.c. member and former national security advisor to the police minister in south africa he joins us on the line welcome to you all let's start with last if we can how happy she had you do you think the n.c. should be today i think they certainly relieved i think with the arc of this election results i think they were probably expecting perhaps a little bit to do a little bit worse than they actually did i think 57 and a half percent you know has given them a mandate which they perhaps feel that they don't deserve because of the poor governance of the last 10 years in particular and i think they've lost the confidence of man

in cape town i have been hearing these issues for the last twenty five years every time we've had to south africa elections it's always seems to be the same issue security corruption inequality even land has been discussed but that doesn't seem to be any concrete measures taken. i think grant is right i mean i think the challenge with the facing is that these issues have become fairly institutionalized and of course you know the complexity of the issues is that they have been allowed to deepen in of a negative way so what is happening today i think when we look at the election that's going to mean the election that's going to take place on may eighth is essentially people saying well how much have you quantity qualitatively delivered on these issues if you take the land question for example it's become an exceptionally emotional issue but at the same time there's different reactions to it in terms of what should be the policy implementation what of the a.n.c. and yes they may have greed in a very broad way a brown black expropriation without compensation ideologically they do this in

africa putting their lives on the line to help patients in cape town . how the river danube is running high in fact much of its length has been lashed by pretty heavy rain in the last 24 hours the sun its circulation shows you a big sandstorm here the wind that's rumania but hungry is also been battered quite a lot and the cloud is still there though i think its motion in the next 24 hours will be drifting slowly sayas woods this is the overnight picture if you like and therefore daytime on friday you've got rain potential from the shores of the asiatic right through remain here towards russia too with moscow the thames has dropped a little bit but beyond that it doesn't move very much now much of western europe at this time has seen the writing tabs disappear and the warm slowly returned by the time we get to saturday the temperature in london could be 26 in paris about 28 and clearly it's warmer still than in spain of course with overlays or color background that's where the reds are but even here you've got the oranges coming up for the mass of cloudy

and face reporting for us from cape town thank you so much. some football news now on sunday will see one of the most exciting battles to be english premier league title reigning champions manchester city just one point ahead of liverpool who have won an english league title for 29 years and liverpool was 7 points ahead of manchester city in january before the defending champions clawed that way back to. manchester city hope to do what hasn't been done since 2009 to retain the premier league title they are in pole position with 95 points one a head of liverpool but will cut quad aeolus team buckle under the pressure in their match against brighton that it is a game that anything can happen it's more pressure because one mistake for our side one incredible performance for that was inside one mistake for the referees in all own eyes or against. the can decide the title. meanwhile liverpool are hoping for another american and manchester city slip up and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers would mean a 1st title for the club in 29 ye

for media miller has more now from cape town. on prime real estate along cape town's waterfront is a building that was once a medical residence it became fake and when the city moved its nurses out in twenty fifteen two years later people who had nowhere else to live moved in one of them is sixty nine year old sicilian mother bella went to sit in class you can leave it wherever you would like to be. there's no rich or poor people we are all the same and it allowed to stay in the city. in a group here the conditions are not great sanitation is poor and space is a cramped despite the government building millions of free homes south africa still has a shortage of two point three million as of africans prepared to vote they are a number of issues that may influence who they vote for land ownership and the redistribution of wealth rising unemployment and a poorly performing economy or just some of the concerns that people want the government to address the governing african national congress has been plagued by one corruption scandal

if it does its leader cyril ramaphosa will remain as president for me to military ports now from cape town. south africa's governing african national congress says it's confident it will when it seeks democratic national election and it's likely to pull that's despite internal splits factionalism the resignation of a president and a swarm of corruption allegations that stayed at the party for the career month we're going to get out of this election is to lead up the process of growing our economy on an inclusive braces so that rikan our growth the why and the needs of poor people in our country the money we are getting here is we must have service delivery and are going to. i don't want any for excuses i just want us to work. almost a third of south africans are unemployed and the economy is in decline the agencies competing against forty seven other parties to win the election the highest number ever while most of them may be too small to challenge the a n c the main opposition the democratic alliance remains us through it having made gains in recent local elections and newcomers the econ

in cape town i have been hearing these issues for the last twenty five years every time we've had to south africa elections it's always seems to be the same issue security corruption inequality even land has been discussed but that doesn't seem to be any concrete measures taken. i think grant is right i mean i think the challenge with the facing is that these issues have become fairly institutionalized and of course you know the complexity of the issues is that they have been allowed to deepen in a vague negative way so what is happening today i think when we look at the election that's going to mean the election that's going to take place on may eighth is essentially people saying well how much have you quantity qualitatively delivered on these issues if you take the land question for example it's become an exceptionally emotional issue but at the same time there's different reactions to it in terms of what should be the policy implementation what of the a.n.c. and yes they may have greed in a very broad way a brown black expropriation without compensation ideologically they do diff

he spent much of his life in cape town. his family came to this hostel for migrant workers when he was a boy. like the younger yes there was a little of that this is their old man and this is the way i used to stay i used to play a saw got out here when i was seven as. i was playing as of a year with my friends. the township of google it too has always been a dangerous place to live long enough and so they do loads of things on the way back in the rubble and he's trying to my friends would always say was was a member of the family serving them to me he did feel obese or we. knew them for whom. his friend lived with her family in the next door room of the same hostel unlike younger she went to school. you. are you you believe was the air piece of. it heat. on the one cloak was a condition of western inquiry. oh a fine man was thinking how. come you don't. if i had to bend time i was. and president of existing and doing business. why does. this book. discern beyond both come from villages hundreds of kilometers from cape town

will do better for me to mellow al-jazeera cape town south africa. chinese telecom giant hallways as it will apply for a stay of extradition proceedings against its chief financial officer. she appeared in court in canada on wednesday meng was arrested in vancouver last year on charges of violating u.s. trade sanctions with iran the u.s. accuses men and our way of committing bank fraud wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. still ahead on the news our changing lives the new so which treatment plant that's making a difference directing the refugees in bangladesh a life in exile and we look at the plight of palestinian refugees living in lebanon and in sports the king of play shows why he still reigns on the tennis court peter what have you that. hello there we're expecting more severe storms over parts of north america over the next few days so thanks to this weather system here it's already given us a few tornadoes some damaging winds and some very large hail stones as well and that system is only slowly edging its way eastwards and as

in cape town i have been hearing these issues for the last twenty five years every time we've had the south africa elections it's always seems to be the same issue security corruption inequality even land has been discussed but that doesn't seem to be any concrete measures taken. i think grant is right i mean i think the challenge with the facing is that these issues have become fairly institutionalized and of course you know the complexity of the issues is that they have been allowed to deepen in a vague negative way so what is happening today i think when we look at the election that's going to mean the election that's going to take place on may eighth is essentially people saying well how much have you quantity qualitatively delivered on these issues if you take the land question for example it's become an exceptionally emotional issue but at the same time there's different reactions to it in terms of what should be the policy implementation what of the a.n.c. and yes they may have greed in a very broad way a brown black expropriation without compensation ideologically they do diff

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isn't for me to miller reports now from cape town felt africa's governing african national congress says it's confident it will win it six democratic national election and it's likely to pull that's despite internal splits factionalism the resignation of the president and a swarm of corruption allegations that stayed at the party for their career month. out of this election is to lead up the process of growing our economy on an inclusive basis for that rick and a growth of the by. poor people in our country the money we are getting here is we must have service delivery at auburn so. i don't want any for excuses i just want us to work. almost a third of south africans are unemployed and the economy is in decline the a.n.c. is competing against forty seven other parties to win the election the highest number ever while most of them may be too small to challenge the a n c the main opposition the democratic alliance remains us through it having made gains in recent local elections and newcomers the economic freedom fighters led by julius malema who was once loyal to the a.n.c. have attracted

l correspondent fred de sam lazaro starts his report in cape town.s, reporter: it's hard to escape the spectacular vihe iconic table mountain, beaches-- even penguins-- that put cape town atoso many travel bucket lists. it's also hard to imagine, but last year, this city of 3.7 million was brought to its kneec by an drought, one that dominated news headlines for months. >> dam levels are at 25%. >> repter: officials placed strict consumption limits andre evencted a so-called day zero, when the taps would run ismpletely dry. >> and day zero redicted for the 11th of may. t>> reporter: in the end,he day dreaded did not arrive, thanks to some rainfall and also cucause consumers overall t their water use by 60%. >> so the first catch of water is just cold. it's coming out of the shower ie goes into a rate bucket. >> reporter: vanessa burch ed me how carefully ever drop is conserved-- beginning in the bathroom. d all the shower water that we trap in the showerin, the bucket there, is used to run the toilet. >> reporter: a sophisticated isystem collects rai

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will do better for me tamala al-jazeera cape town south africa. a prosecutor from the international criminal court sans brief the u.n. security council on efforts to investigate crimes commissions in the libyan conflicts for two been sudha appeared in the united nations in new york despite her visa being revokes point the us government's use of it's up to mask and search aims pays. ever since general half the began his advance on tripoli a month ago there have been consistent reports of atrocities of war crimes committed by his commanders some of them even documented on social media the chief prosecutor didn't refer to any specific incidents but she did give this warning to all commanders in libya the law and this is clear when a commander knew or should have known that their subordinates were committing or about to commit crimes and failed to take all necessary and reasonable measures within his or her power to prevent or depressed such crimes the commander may be held criminally responsible the world health organization estimates that in the las

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can trust it yet or not the voters seem willing to give them a chance at least soonish an idea in cape town coalitions are beginning to become a saying in south african politics but always seeing a coalition of getting behind the cult of a personality serum a face and seems to be a guest on the most insane said he seems to be very popular more popular than the a.n.c. . yeah i mean i think we've been moving towards coalitions as grant rank you pointed out in terms of twenty sixteen local government elections but here's the thing for me and i think this is going to be the key ingredient the key driver factor that we have to think about for the still action and that is the trust issue so they may trust or i'm a poser but do they trust a n c now that question then becomes even more complex for the vote because when they get to the other going to go out and vote because i like i'm opposed to but i'm not sure of the party and i think that's going to be a key ingredient for the mandate in c. gets or the mandate from a pause i guess in terms of the national election and the outcome of an of the res

joins me now from cape town hi oddly and what does this result mean for the african national congress why did fewer people vote for the a.n.c. this time. well the n.c.a. has been in power for twenty five years now and then they made huge promises back then to change the situation especially for the poor people in the country the black majority but they have not delivered on all the promises they made huge part of the population is still living in poverty inequality is really huge here it's one of the most in equal societies in the world so people are of course frustrated and many of them decided not to vote for the a.n.c. nonetheless if we look at the numbers we still have to note that they're still thirty five percent ahead of the strongest opposition party now voter turnout was lower across the board than in the last election tell us why that was well it's especially young people who decided not to vote about six million young people under the age of thirty who were eligible to vote did not even bother to register for this elections and this shows of course anger and frustration mor

will do better for me tamala al-jazeera cape town south africa. prime minister has had back as an australian politician he's suggested fijians moved to higher grains to get away from rising seas and he john alexander made the remarks after frank by tomorrow asides a stray or she'd stop burning so much coal speaking as an emissions reduction summits in melbourne said the impacts of global warming on his country is heartbreaking in fiji we have already moved three communities and have a product. of about some bully others with to be relocated. the decision to leave again the fijian community may seem like an easy one but the button in your home is in some gold and gold plated business decision. for those affected it to a degree emotional loss. and elderly fijian you know now weeks up in the morning to find notion of the doorstep slowly wedding away of home sure enough there are no more generally. the largest serious treatment facility ever constructed as a refugee sassaman says providing a safer and cleaner environment for residential refugees also

and increase in cape town south africa thank you very much. that's being called a milestone for the ride healing industry and the so-called sharing economy or what is said to make its stock market debut today washington correspondent helen humphrey met one driver who like many office colleagues is struggling to make ends meet. after a long flight there's no shortage of weary travelers eager to jump in the back here at washington's one hundred reagan airport right hailing services have never been more in demand but drivers say they're not seeing the benefits of choice been an uber driver for three years in that time rival service lift his come on the scene meaning greater competition a few a customer as it used to be relatively easy to just go online you know turn the up on and go online and know that you would make decent money and now it's having to be more strategic with it in terms of where and when i tried strategy is key for troy he doesn't benefit from employee protections like health insurance a pension plan paid leave or a guaranteed m

s increase there in cape town south africa now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today freed journalist denise you child has told a court in germany that he was tortured while being held in a turkish jail and says he holds president reggie of type out of one personally responsible because he's german you show spent a year behind bars without being formally charged turkey now accuses him of terrorist propaganda. a militia set up to fight the islamist terror group boko haram has released nine hundred children that it had quote and listed the civilian joint task force a regional militia allied with the nigerian military has signed an agreement to and child recruitment. and two french soldiers have been killed while rescuing four hostages in burkean afonso two of the hostages were french tourists who disappeared while on a visit to a wildlife reserve last week the other two were american and south korean nationals islamic extremists have become increasingly active in what. could be. a time activist who was jailed for sharing an unflattering article about thailan

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