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you will have involvement from the military. >> patrick is in cape town for us.s this a political move by the president to declare a state of siege, to show that he is actually doing something? patrick: yes, my view is that the president of drc actually is working on one of his promises during the electoral campaign. one of the ideas was to make sure that drc is secured. this is the promise that he made. i think he is trying really to do something about that promise. but in reality, we knew look at how things stand -- when you look at how things stand, the problem of violence in that part of drc is not only about security issues. it's more of a problem related to structural violence. there has been institutional failure. violence that developed in that particular area, and also there is a lot of incentive to continue operating. the decision will not yield much result, which means that there is much work to do in terms of enacting some deep reforms so there can be some sustainable solutions. >> our guest has said already thatinhis is an internal drc problem, there

and they've heard everything patrick has had to say in cape town it strikes me that a state of siege a state of emergency is the 1st step to providing security let us go the united nations peacekeeping force after 20 years hasn't been able to do that we have a massive humanitarian crisis as neve is just been talking to us about surely it's time to use the money that moleski we're spending for humanitarian needs get that done 1st disband the un peacekeeping force get a state of siege in and provide security security needs to come for sholay. there are many people to have responsibility of hola something in the r.c. the coalition government has regional partners have the 2 lot of us it's us such as the un and the african union they have a role to play i want to speak out by the united nation particularly the u.n. forces they have been operation that's been successful now look at the force that of us you know not peed the f. i mean the force of the force of the russian brigade starting 2012 and when you add african missions coming together tons anea send the troops of africans and the t

and the effort is welcome on ground in cape town. name a lot because it had a profound effect not just on their families when the tourists do retain and they came to try and do something and the members amazing what we did was building up the skills that. you know you had to follow that. it's a lesson in how humans and nature can co-exist in mutual appreciation. realize that you're watching news coming up next the documentary manufacturing ignorance i'm all as like a in the end thanks very much for your company take a bike. path. you feel worried about the planet. to. a meal be on the green friends podcast it's me it's clear remains true. joining critique dive into the green transformation from a producer for the plan to.

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the man was in doing a heroine a community leader born in 1923 in the shadow of cape town stable mountain his was a determined struggle for justice and equality that would eventually cost him his life. the. the. the over 50 years after her own staff muslims in south africa gathered to celebrate the life of the anti apartheid campaign. he rose to prominence in 1955 when aged only 32 he put his name forward to become the youngest ever of cape town jimmy a mosque. it was the man who clearly broke the mold he's western appearance shop suit striped shirt with matching cufflinks were hardly traditional dress. some thought that his modern useful style made him unfit for the role but her room presented his personal vision and not for the last time won over hearts and minds. what happened was that there was an opportunity at the at the local must. in clermont and many of these positions they have elections and literally you won by a small margin because there were other candidates as well and they say even each father was one vote against him because they felt age is an important thing. for person

all right, else been gilder in cape town. thank you very much. when nearly 600000000 people in africa do not have access to electricity. and the situation is getting worse during the pandemic. as governments divert resources to health care and economic recovery, and their debt loads grow in south africa, which has struggled with rolling power cuts for years. the situation is dire. seems like this has become all too familiar in south africa with coal power plants, unable to meet electricity demand, power companies have resorted to scheduling plaque to protect the national grid from collapse outside major cities. the situation is often even worse, with many places not connected to a power supply at all. in africa, over all access to electricity had actually been on the rise over the past 5 years . but depend, demik has reverse that trend. last year, some 592000000 people in africa did not have access to power. in south africa, coal fired power plants account for 90 percent of energy consumed, says 2016. the u. s. government has invested some $90000

every man of cape towns al jemima he was a man who clearly broke the mold. his western appearance, sharp suit striped shirt with matching couplings were hardly traditional, a mom dress. ah, some thought that his modern useful style made him unfit for the role, but how rude presented his personal vision and not for the last time, one over heart and mind. what happened was that there was an opportunity at a, at the local my street in claremont and many of these positions they have elections . and literally he won by a small margin because there are other candidates as well. and they say, even each father was one, will go to the game scene because they felt age is an important thing for a person to become a new mom. they did not consider knowledge and wisdom as important things they considered age is an important thing. but mom proved him wrong. he had, he had far more wisdom and far more insight than even the older ones that existed in get the young man hit the ground running, setting up adult education classes, charing debates and breathing new life into the

camps bay in cape town a concern about the pandemics. as far away here in the last days of summer many people are still socially distancing but the mask mandate is rarely followed to be honest i'm just enjoying the vix today and the law it's. the law of the like the weekends are just 2 minutes those days. i miss the guy. i am happy that i'm free i'm able to come to the beach and have fun with friends. even dog. like all of a sudden. people couldn't come to the beach. enjoying the sea you know. but this is life. life is coming back to normal the economy has been open like you know we have many of. the. humans are going to. the opposite. direction and then me anymore and maybe we won't. destruction and more. and you know that it's all the. antibodies studies show that almost half of the population of cape town has already been infected in densely populated townships the rate is even higher the excess death rate suggests that more than $150000.00 people have died of corona virus during the pandemic. virus just involve gun pizer worries that

and the effort is welcome on ground in cape town. not because it had a profound effect not just on a winter's dinner to take him to find something. that made you want to do something or. you know how you had to honor. it's a lesson in how humans and nature can co-exist in mutual appreciation. you're watching t.v. news coming up next on news asia why india is governing party failed to win a q regional vote despite a shoo complain of. plus we look at india's record on press freedom and how the government is trying to shape the narrative on the coronavirus past. although have a lot more coming up with my colleague of melissa shot. at the top of the op so there will have a world news update for you on galveston for the let's watch. the full. simplicity is increasing every many i'm gonna working on let's see her holiday destinations and drowning in custom might. look at the public. interest here her exclusive 1000000 tonnes of plastic waste. is still another leg. after all the fun isn't to recycle. make up your own mind. w. made for mines

he was summoned to the notorious state security office in cape towns, cadon square. as he left the house, he assured his wife and family that he'd be back safely that evening. it was a promise that to no fault of his own, he was unable to keep it continued to do that, which people considered. it was very dangerous. and people who remember him at different ways. but that part which was the most dangerous, he took all, i mean stuff. and he was always conscious that people, that security police were watching him. he was also very conscious that the security police had a monkeys jama and in various places that he went amongst them. mostly he, they had people were paid to tell stories about him, but he was away and that he was cause, standing near your house, white men sitting watching what he was doing. so in that way, he was aware that they were interested in what he was doing, and he used to take a lot of precaution. so if he needed to go and see people who are members of band organizations, he'll ask once you didn't, while take me from point a to point b, then ill ask

and the effort is welcome on ground in cape town. i think it can have a profound effect not just on their families when the tourist images take a friday something and maybe what he did with falling off the skills. you know how it had to follow that. it's a lesson in how humans and nature can co-exist in mutual appreciation. and you are of course watching good of you news live from berlin up next our reporter series looks at the challenge of vaccinating people in remote areas of alaska taste to stay tuned for that on a spice or thanks for watching. i'm secure in that volume or that's hard and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers what alliance and. what's your story. 'd on what numbers of women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story train all with understand this new culture. you are not a visitor nothing yet you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. alaska us arctic is o

she does use adrian crease, reporting from cape town there. well here in berlin, lockdown, restrictions are easing as the number of new cobra. 1900 cases continues to fall. and many people had a taste of normal life this weekend with restaurants, cafes, and traditional beer gardens serving customers again. after a long shut down the one familiar sight in germany, but recently almost forgotten. now, but then there are finally able to enjoy a famous german pastime. again, meeting with friends and abuse garden. so much better to get it fresh on the tap and to show that certainly of relief. but i must say that i'm still a bit cautious. after many months of closure, beer gardens are making you has it and come back. the employees who had been reduced pay during the shut down or finally back to work. severe laws. darling again, again, it's just coming back to them before because of the need for tests. but everybody here is happy and very relaxed. and some patrons are still put off by complex regulations currently in place in germany. to enjoy any out

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and the effort is well come on ground in cape town. not because it had a profound effect not just on a winter's dinner to take a ride in something. amazing but you did all that not to go. you know how you how do you follow that. it's a lesson in how humans and nature can co-exist in mutual appreciation. and up next on news it is tomorrow today i'm sara kelly in bar land thank you so much for joining us take care. of. going to. clean energy from hydrogen a brilliant idea hydrogen the juice is very times as much energy as petrol does any action free. to produce interesting fuel consumes a massive amount of energy in the end of the dream of the green hydrogen powered well tomorrow today. next on t.w. . board. can you hear me now yes yes we can meet you in her last years german chancellor will bring you an angle a man called as you've never heard her before surprised to so with what is possible who is medical really what moves and want somebody who talks to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's

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and the effort is welcome on ground in cape town. i think it can have a profound effect not just on their families when the tourist image making to find something. so basic but treated with killing off business skills like. you know how you how to conduct. it's a lesson in how humans and nature can co-exist in mutual appreciation. top story the coronavirus pandemic most european countries have been relying on lockdowns masts and travel bans to keep coronavirus cases down but sweden has taken a different off as its top epidemiologists doesn't agree with lockdowns start the country into an oasis of freedom in europe health authorities are urging people to remain vigilant but will they listen. with what's. sweden seen as the land of sweet liberty for those chafing against coronavirus closures curfews and mandatory masks while most of europe has been in various stages of lockdown over the last year swedes have been skiing shopping dining in drinking restrictions in swedish restaurants mean giving customers space and closing at 8 pm i thi

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on a mission with a weight seat and an underwater camera, marine biologist, jeremy shelton from cape town, wants to bring people closer to the fascinating role, the freshwater fish, and wound them of the risk of losing all this. i'm passionate about bringing some of these amazing creatures and these amazing stories that i see unfolding underwater, up into the public, to allies and interests and why their friends live up red or why they get these little bumps on their snots to spock. a curiosity within south africa, the public about the ecosystems that have remained pretty hidden until recently south africa has cape region is home to many species of fresh fish, half of which are found nowhere else. but the presence of predatory invasive species like bass and trout, as well as the use of river walker irrigation purposes, had placed in mainstream on these ecosystems. and the creatures which call them home globally fresh water fish have become one of the most threatened groups of animals on the planet. a group of organisms that are becoming more and more scarce foster than just about any othe

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money left right and center and assume as the election is over they just vanish so one young man in cape town in south africa was tired of what he considered to be and to promises and when there is once more minutes to visit said we'll just see for yourself. like you have never communicated now who i like you we have your records but you had your own records you can talk nonsense i am say. i was a confrontation between a politician and an activist caught on camera by social justice activist because economists white boy. in the video minister for human settlements lindiwe sisulu orders white boy to switch off his camera and called him a liar. the background of the incident in january 2021 ministers he superceded the taiwan and foremost settlement in cape town. a few days earlier a fire had destroyed 150 shacks. and rendered hundreds of people homeless. because he cannot walk boy who is part of the group of activists who have been supporting the residents affected by the fire follow the minister during the day on her tour. went to school who promised support for the victims he confronted her. a

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there and that continues on friday is was this system just sort of is wobbling in and around so cape town 1000 on friday johannesburg though plenty of sunshine with a high of 22. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government used one exactly how and one measure never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the us with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region the united states years are rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on our jersey era. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the german from a suitable company that developed a covert 1000 vaccine along with pfizer has hit. out at a proposal to suspend intellectual property rights biotech says easing patents wouldn't boost that seen stocks around the world any time soon. dozens of french fishing boats have ended their protests in the waters around the british island of jersey in an escalating dispute over postbox tha

member of the legal team representing garza victims before the international criminal courts in cape town in south africa tim murphy is head of peace building interventions at the institute for justice and reconciliation and here in doha in qatar south america is director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute welcome all to the program sultan better if i could start with you now the israelis do not consider themselves to be an occupying force but as we've just been hearing in international law they are regarded as such right. they are i mean it is definitely an occupied territory as far as the low is concerned now the different interpretations by the israelis that really got some momentum following the 1988 were drawn of jordanian sovereignty over the occupied territories in the west in the west bank and those basically what they some israelis claim is that their land practically was occupied from jordan now there is no country demanding their liberation of that land and as such we are not quite as an occupying force and this of course contradicts all t

south africa have been kong and settled over the last few days so this is a picture on thursday cape town 1000 degrees it is certainly been much needed after dealing with the flooding situation in the western cape but now i'm going to take you to ward saturday where we get another plume of moisture move in stressed by i don't think it will affect you as badly this time but cape town 35 millimeters of rain. most people will never know. what's beyond this storm the 7 in silence this 100000 followers how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with every breath is precious. with here this is not an option. but when knocked most people. in hebron boys breed and fly pigeons but in this occupy palestinian city boys are also close to watched by israeli forces at times cut outs and often arrested. and delicately told tales filmed over 5 years of a coming of age in a place where even a child's imagination is every restricted the skies above hebron a witness documentary on a. the end of the.

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south africa have been kong and settled over the last few days so this is a picture on thursday cape town 19 degrees it is certainly been much needed after dealing with the flooding situation in the western cape but now i'm going to take you to ward saturday where we get another plume of moisture move in stressed by i don't think it will affect you as badly this time but cape town 35 millimeters of rain. frank assessments. but the government needs to watch why. and my taking for the situation might not be you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a symptom of we're denies the minister in us and this is a message to the region the united states appears rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story on outages iraq. hello again this is 0 the main news this hour there's been another bout of ass trikes in gaza as israeli jets bombed high rise buildings and other targets 69 palestinians including 17 children been killed. 7 people have been killed by strikes fired into isr

that short span but by sunday conditions improve and we're just dealing with a light showers for cape town. sponsored paul qatar airways. talked to al-jazeera we are the army who were attacking ripping ago and now they're attacking everyone in myanmar do you regret words like that when we listen absolutely nigeria with a woman president it would be great we meets with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. talk about your watching al-jazeera these a whole run a reminder of our top stories israel is continuing with its bombardment of gaza with another 8 people killed in an airstrike targeting a refugee camp at least 137 palestinians including 30 children of the kills and see israeli offensive began on monday at least 11 palestinians have been killed during protests and swept across the west bank on friday clashes between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem. and funerals have been held for some of those kille

there and that continues on friday is was this system just sort of is wobbling in and around so cape town1000 on friday johannesburg though plenty of sunshine with a high of 22. ways. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the story of the world is that the global size developed the global wealth and continues to do that with no host and no limitations the corporation if it were here men would act like a psychopath part one as your baba and i said right we have to reduce our consumption but we also need economic justice full. studio unscripted on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the german government is opposing a call from the u.s. to lift peyton's of over $1000.00 vaccines it says a plan wouldn't increase production and could limit huge your research germany is home to the company bio tech that developed a vaccine with pfizer australia's prime minister says citizens stranded in india will be able to return home from may 15th when repatriation flights resume last month the government imposed districts travel bans

that short span but by sunday conditions improve and we're just dealing with a light showers for cape town. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism the enemy objective is to get me to meet you send it to the wall to show you what's going on exposing real world threats to objective it's often the bomb neighbor it sounds from moscow $11000.00 people where restaurant listening post covers the way the news is covered on a jersey and. what happens when an island bill for tourists suddenly has no visitors it's. 10 when east travels to bali to find out. on al-jazeera. israeli shelling on gaza continues hours after a nerve strike on a refugee camp kills 10 palestinians. protests expected across the world to mark not where the day palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes for the establishment of israel. i don't know because al jazeera live from doha also coming up.

for wednesday as well ok here's a picture on thursday because still wet weather will be plaguing cape town 21 degrees the high and those unsettled conditions persist. most people will never know what's beyond this storm. and then suddenly 100 pounds in volumes how we can. touch danger. most people live in new know what it's like to work with every breath is rich. with . these you know. but we're not most people. here with al-jazeera and these are the top stories india's official count of corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic is now past 20000000 with more than 220000 deaths surge in infections has been blamed on government mismanagement and more contagious variants and. meanwhile india's governing b j p party is insisting it's not to blame for the crisis a senior member has told our history with the government couldn't have anticipated the severity of india's 2nd wave. and an elevated metro line has collapsed in mexico's capital sending a train crashing down on to cars below at least $23.00 people were killed president says there will be a thorough investigation. the lowe

that short span but by sunday conditions improve and we're just dealing with a light showers for cape town. in hebron boys breed and fly pigeons but in this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watched by israeli forces at times caught on and off and arrested. and delicately told tales filmed over 5 years of a coming of age in a place where even a child's imagination is every restricted the skies above hebron a witness documentary on a jersey it out. to eat. the. welcome back you're watching on his or her mind top stories israel is continuing with its bombardment of gaza with another 8 people killed in an airstrike on a refugee camp at least $137.00 palestinians including more than 30 children have been killed since the israeli offensive began on monday at least 11 palestinians have been killed during protests that swept across the west bank on friday clashes between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem and funerals have been held for some of those killed during those earlier protests across the occupied west bank more

all right, else and gilder in cape town. thank you very much. when nearly 600000000 people in africa do not have access to electricity. and the situation is getting worse during the pandemic. as governments divert resources to health care and economic recovery, and their debt loads grow in south africa, which has struggled with rolling power cuts for years. the situation is dire. seems like this have become all too familiar in south africa with coal power plants, unable to meet electricity demand, power companies have resorted to scheduling plaque to protect the national grid from collapse outside major cities. the situation is often even worse, with many places not connected to a power supply at all. in africa, over all access to electricity had actually been on the rise over the past 5 years . but the pandemic has reverse that trend. last year, some 592000000 people in africa did not have access to power. in south africa, coal fired power plants account for 90 percent of energy consumed, says 2016. the u. s. government has invested some $90000