what have south african rugby been saying about playing all three tests in cape town?n south africa, ——what have south african rugby been saying about playing all three tests in cape town? it isa it is a big move, isn't it? it's been rumoured for the last few weeks, so no huge surprise, but it's a change to the schedule and will have a material impact on the matches themselves because johannesburg is an altitude where it's hard to breed, and away teams find it difficult to acclimatise. so they have a fortress at places like johannesburg where they are meant to play test two and test three. but they have made the call, the authorities, now that both teams are down at sea level in their bibles, it makes sense not to move around and to try to keep things as safe and to try to keep things as safe and as secure as possible. so all three tests are at cape town which i think the boss will be pleased to have heard. some people had been sweating over kolisi's fitness in south africa, he's onlyjust come out of isolation — but seemingly he's ready to go in what is a strong starti

in cape town, a member of the african congress. in johannesburg, the deputy president of the economic freedom fighters party and a member of our lament. and in cape town, a professor of african studies. welcome, thank you for being with us. if i can start with you in johannesburg. what is the cause of the unrest in south africa and who is responsible? >> just to give you some background, for the longest time , [indiscernible] economic apartheid is the reality. that is why [indiscernible] who pushed and fought against corruption and wrongdoing. the commission was established to investigate. that was based on an allegation. that is about $5 billion. when the commission was established [indiscernible] we wanted to persuade him to appear. issues are that he does not want to appear before a judge because of a personal relationship. because they did something unusual gave him a sentence of 15 months, that sparked the protests. the nature is not unusual. the public institutions are fine, now it is malls that are being looted. anchor: we h

they beat south africa in their first test match in cape town. good evening.t's been the first full day of action at the tokyo olympics — and we've seen some of team gb's medal hopes in action. for the second games in a row, though, cyclist geraint thomas crashed in the men's road race, but there was a great performance from swimmer adam peaty, as he began the defence of his title. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has more from tokyo. this road race was described as a war of attrition long, hot and hilly with an early crash. just like in rio, history repeated itself. thomas was determined to leave it on its road, but he was starting to flag. mount fuji beckoned it's all its brutish —— brutal beauty, but thomas was out in likely his last olympics. adam yates was the highest place britain, but richard carol has claimed ecuador�*s second goal —— richard carapaz. more big names today beginning their quest. peaty is as close to a medal as you can get. he's unbeaten in seven years of the 100 metre breaststroke. helen glover has won back—to—back gold and the wo

let's bring in bon ghani in cape town. but granny, what do you think are the reasons for this violence that africa is witnessing today president from a post earlier this week described as ethnic mobilization, which a lot of people criticize him for saying that he was adding fuel to the fire. what, what do you make of this, and what do you think of the root causes of this unrest in south africa? well, thank you very much. i think it just, it's important to just make it clear that this issue indeed was marked or treated by the cause just cause you're not a court judgment against from a precedent resume. however, to characterize what is going on as protests, me not necessarily be accurate. a protest, you know, leave people get together even if it's not all their minds black hogs or. ready some trumping, they're marching and you see it here. you have a group of denise was who storming shockley moves and another. let me show commission areas. look protest. these. what isn't president rebel was as, is characterized hope which fo

about seven minutes to go in cape town.f she's to win the tournament in france. hull hit a five under par third round of 66 to move her to nine under for the tournament. but that still leaves her nine shots behind leaderjohng—un leesix, who went round in 68 — leaving her on 18 under overall heading into tomorrow's final round. so, here's the leader board after the third round. lee6 out at the top there on a brilliant 18 under par. american yealimi noh is her closest rival, five shots back on 15 under, with charley hull nine shots back in tied eighth. the matches are coming thick and fast now in the hundred. the northern supercharges are taking on the welsh fire in their first game right now. are taking on the welsh fire earlier, the trent rockets secured their first win of the new competition. they beat the southern brave by nine wickets. the rockets bowled first, restricting their opponents to 126 for eight, marchant de lange picking up five wickets. and the rockets chased down their target with 18 balls remaining, dawid m

in cape town, a drug manufacturer will begin producing the pfizer vaccine, marking the first time the shot will be made in africa. the company will receive ingredients for the vaccine from

and d w correspondence christine wanted to join us now from cape town in south africa. christine, what's the latest? while this values, this unrest has been intensifying. what began as just ready for the notation. it wasn't the whole purpose that the weekend has come out to full scale looting and ransacking and off shops and bath tree, the destruction of property to a great expense estimate, the hundreds of millions of rang. what the damage has been done, the nbc, why would we know that among the people that died is a teenage boy who took part in some of the new thing that we've been seeing happening mostly in was how as well as helping corporate it home to the medicine now been deployed, we're going to be hearing from the president in a few hours from now about the situation in terms of that. but that is the situation as a leader who is behind this later, it started out with the people in the room. i can calling out the former president support is to go and pray against his in cooperation. his imprisonment and so initially, brain processes were coming out with him, a b

let's bring in bon gunny in cape town. but grannie, what do you think are the reasons for this violence that south africa is witnessing today president from a post earlier this week described as ethnic mobilization, which a lot of people criticize them for saying that he was adding fuel to the fire. what, what do you make of this, and what do you think of the root causes? office unrest in south africa. well, thank you very much. i think it's important to just make it clear that this issue indeed was marked or triggered by the cause. just cause issues not cause judgment against, from a precedent assume. however, to characterize what is going on as protests, me looking to certainly be accurate, a protest, you know, lee, people get together even if it's much older minds. ready law cods or. ready some trunking there much, and you see here you have a group of individuals who are still mean shockley malls and another. let me show commercial areas. those are not protest. these. what is president rebel was as, as correct raised ho

there we thank you so much for your insight from cape town. and here are some other stories making headlines around the world in paris, the annual military parade for the countries, but feel day is taking place in a scaled down version of the event. only some 10000 spectators are allowed to follow the ceremony on the shops. a president emmanuel, mark, chrome is presiding over the national day celebration in cuba, dozens of people have been arrested after some of the biggest, empty government, demonstrations and decades. according to cuban authorities, one man died in what they are calling the disturbances. exiles, rights for cuba lack says as many as 150 people were detained. thousands took part in protests against cuba, economic crisis, and pandemic handling. the death toll from a collapse hotel in eastern china has risen to 17. the search and rescue mission has ended. after a day and a half, according to local authorities, $23.00 people were found buried in the rubble. 6 of them alive. building collapses in china have in the past, been linke

and things are going to pick up in cape town as that weather system moves off taking the wet weather to the eastern coast. we're going to see temperatures recover, and lots of sunshine coming through for cape town, batch weather. the news of fame gala story without uttering a single word. and knowing going can guide a simple informa the young convent manatee, of life. witness through the limbs of the human. i want him by as a witness documentary on our era me. ah, ah, okay. ah i oh, oh, i the oh i oh i okay in welcome for iran, 80 president elect in his home town of mesh at the mom or the shrine, crowd had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham, right. you have to say on the issues that affect the job shuttle in domestic politics, domestic policy, and foreign policy. the focus should be on the dignity of this nation. and the focus should be on the fact that in any negotiation, the dignity of this nation should not be hers is already made large with promises including fighting corruption, improving the country's economy and maintaining iran best interest in negotiati

brent: that was our correspondent, christine mhundwa reporting in cape town.ther stories making headlines around the world, police in haiti say they have arrested the man who alleged flew into the country in a private jet and conspired to assassinate the president. the haitian national allegedly worked with the masterminds of the killing. moise was shot dead in his home on wednesday. mandatory evacuations ordered in northern california as firefighters struggled to contain a massive blaze. the fire the insights over the weekend and is now the largest in california. it is not to have been caused by lightning. more than 60,000 acres so far have been destroyed. report by the u.n. has found that the coronavirus pandemic has contributed to an increase in the number of people facing hunger worldwide. nearly one in three people did not have access to food in 2020, an increase of almost 320 million people in a single year. french president emmanuel macron says vaccination against covid-19 will be made mandatory for all health care staff and other workers who come into

you are in cape town.what are called the taxi wars in recent days, where more than 80 people have been murdered in a fight over turf between different rival taxi companies. in durban and kwazulu—natal, we see territorial violence between black south africans and south africans of indian heritage who own businesses, and inflammatory ethnic messages on social media. when kenan malik talks about the undermining of south africa's social fabric, that's what he's referring to. yours no longer looks like the rainbow nation of mandela. it looks like a nation that could tear itself apart. the rainbow nation we're talking about was built on... ..on the basis of a state that was bankrupt, and that. . . it affected the social fabric of our society disintegration, and we are in the process of rebuilding that. the taxi wars you are talking about, we've come from far to get them to... under control. under apartheid, this is what we inherited, and where we are now, we're talking of an industry that has actually been defin

and dw correspondence christine wanted to join us now from cape town in south africa. christine, what's the latest? well nina and this is, i use this unrest has been intensifying what began as just already prostate. the notation, it wasn't in the presence that the weekend had come out to the full scale routing and ran, slacking off shops and bath, 3 the destruction of property to a great place to make a hundreds of millions of rang worth of damage has been done. the nbc, why would we know that among the people that have died is a teenage boy who took part in some of the new thing that we can see happening most me in was him in the house. as well as helping that at home to join the military. it's now been deployed. we're going to be hearing from the president in a few hours from now about the situation in terms of that. but that is the situation as a leader who is behind this later, it started out with the people in the room i can calling out to the former president. support is to go and pray against his incorporation. his imprison. i'm so initially when it says we're c

in cape town, we have senior political and country risk analyst, menzi ndhlovu.rks at signal risk. and in london, christopher vandome, research fellow with the africa programme at chatham house. welcome to you all. if i could start with mlungisi first of all in eswatini, this is of course not the first time that we've had protests in eswatini. are the protests different this time around, though? >> indeed, the protests are quite different this time around. this time around, mswati is faced with a generation of young people, who have to take some time to look at themselves and decide the future they want for the country. and they arrived at a point where it cannot be business as usual. and they've got to take a step, and a decisive step toward the final blow into the life of this evil regime. sami: menzi, it sounds from what mlungisi is saying, this is quite serious. how accurate are the reports that protesters are being shot dead? >> yeah, so, due to the closure of the internet and the restrictions to communications, the number of casualties can't be entirely ver

and you have corresponding christine one to our joins as now from cape town in south africa. christine, what's the latest? well, maybe this is i use, this unrest has been intensifying what began and i've already posted the notation. it wasn't the whole purpose that the weekend has come, full scale looting and ransacking and off shops and bath, 3 the destruction of property to a great expanded estimate, the hundreds of millions of rank. what the damage has been done to in b, b, y we. we know that among the people that died is a teenage boy who took part in some of the new thing that we've been seeing happening mostly in was in the house. as well as helping corporate his home to johannesburg. mendecy now being deployed, we're going to be hearing from the president in a few hours from now about that situation in terms of that. but that is the situation as a span, lena, who is behind this look, it started out with the people in the room. i can calling out before the president's support is to go and pray against his incorporation, his imprisonment done so initially when they were

that is christine manuel, reporting from cape town there. thank you. christie wildfires ravaging parts of the west and united states forcing hundreds to leave the homes. the blazes have been made worse by record heat wave that has killed more than 50 people in the state of oregon alone. many scientists pointing the finger at global warming, which is said to be fueling drop that has turned large parts of the us into a tinderbox. oregon like fire is the largest of nearly 60 active wildfires, currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area larger than that of new york city, forcing residence in its path to evacuate their homes. this is my 1st wildfire, and i'm gonna tell you it is scary. it's not to make you cry age not to make your stomach because you don't know if you're going to be the one that loses her house. or you sit there and watch your neighbor lose their house and there's nothing you can do about it. many have have to take refuge in shelters like this. whi

and earlier we spoke with our correspond, christy, while she is in cape town, we asked her about who is behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the mecan calling out to the former president, support is to go and prepays against his incorporation, his imprisonment. i'm so initially when we're coming out with the blocking roads and creating also chaos, they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now the to ration where you can see they are criminal intimates. now you've got a bad reminder, a lot of the people that will be carrying out the bees by these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on policy and unemployment here in south africa. you can see that he's what people walking in the shop, stealing basic items in many cases, low the baby and i some of the my. so there is now and in the middle opportunistic criminality taking place. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well. so there was some incitement from the mac camp. initially, mobi

did this christine manuel, reporting from cape town there? thank you, christie. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. pro democracy protests and men have held a brief flash mob demonstration against the military regime about 50 protesters in the ongoing shaun's it onto the military. so guns and showed a 3 finger protested. sophomore, have replaced the math demonstration, seen earlier in the yeah, the military's brutal crack down at least 13 people have been killed in a blast on a bus and a remote region of northern pakistan into palestine and soldiers and chinese nationals. several people have also been injured. it's not yet clear whether the goes occurred inside or outside the boss, which was carrying work as to a construction in paris, some $10000.00 spectators were allowed to watch the annual military grades to mark frances bus. the day president and home presided over the mistakenly scale down national day celebrations on the shelves. it is heavy, rain and strong winds are causing flooding across parts of western an

and our correspondence christine with what is in cape town, south africa, and she told me there was no sign of tensions eating. we are now on god here for the racial tensions that are flaring up, particularly in was blue. and that's how this is among the black and indian communities. essentially, what has come down to is that you've got on civilians. now in the 2 provinces, basically, standing in law enforcement, they all have any on that. they say that we are guarding our property, and of course that has tension between communities in other parts of the province, wasn't natal, it was the white people and communities as well. and so these are the fee is for it is also warned about violence where you will see attacks on foreign nationals that we already seen, some foreign nationals, pakistani national for example, closing up their shops in anticipation that they will be the next target essentially. so there is no sign of less up when it comes to the tensions. in fact, it's starting to to move into other forms of tensions, particularly racial tension at the moment. you have usa, christin

see my can the leader of the opposition put demo party in cape town? we have seen the political and country risk analyst men, the logo, he works at signal risk and in london, christ van down research fellow with the africa program at chatham house. welcome to all if i could start with them gacy. first of all, miss martinez. this is of course not the 1st time i'm langon. see that we've had protests in a swat teeny, all the protest different this time round, though indeed quite different. this time about this time around slot is placed with a generation of young people who had to take some time to look at themselves and decide their top of your job day one of the times. and they added, i have data point about it cannot be business as usual, and they've got to take a step and decisive step to load the final blow into the life of these even jim menzies, it sounds from walton gc is saying that this is quite serious. how i cure all the reports. the protesters are being shot dead. yeah. so due to the closure of the internet and restrictions, communications, t

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because i think it's exactly what you're you'll get from cape town has been saying, which is that there is a clear memo for the government of east patina throughout the last couple of decades, which is when they think that things are going when the, when the pressure is starting to boil up than they clamped down. what's different here is that they tried that approach and they tried to get ahead of this and they tried to issue that degree and they tried to cross it. but actually what's going on here at the moment is different to what's happened in the past, and they haven't been able to cautious in the same way. and it's resulted in the violence on the streets that we've seen. right? it does seem like things are escalating lung gacy, our protest is still calling simply for reform and end of corruption and so on. or are they now calling for a complete end of the monarchy? they're called from the protest. i have indeed escalated to the issue that they want in total punishment of this thing of them or not. but just to add on why crease will say, why don't we as well in that situation is the

now, in south africa, the army has been deployed to cape town to help deal with what locals are calling a taxi war. dozens of people have been killed over the past few months with rival taxi associations, baffling it out for ownership of a hotly contested route from cape town. robin smith reports with millions of south africans, dependent on public transport. the government is not taking any chances. rival taxi associations have been fighting for ownership of a busy route. confrontations have raged for years and it's got worse. it's more than 80 people killed so far this year. 24 of them in july alone. among those injured a 5 month old baby. and he and his drivers and bystanders say they are living in fear. we can't exactly drive like the way we used to. this is because you don't want to go to the go to suit the 2 guys. so 3 guys came out on the corner and then just enjoying the sight of the container where we know mine and those guys came to us, ending with guns and then the shoots. one of our colleagues piece talks have so far failed prompting authorities to close the notorious route

and let's get more now from the w. corresponded christine, while who's standing by in cape town for us, christine, tell us what is the situation on the ground right now? what do you hearing about the area? well sarah, in the to fix it provinces in helping and wasn't natal, the loosing essentially continues and has done so overnight, waking up this morning because see, live the visuals of people still losing in the early hours of the morning. again, there is relatively little presence of law enforcement in, in many of these areas where the looting continues, it is joined, the capturing that we know that more dramatic feeds have been emerging. for example, we saw images of a women having to throw a baby out of a window because the building they were in was on fire. fortunately, both mother and baby made it out. but these are the dramatic scenes that we continue to witness as this. and our key essentially continues. we know that more than a 1000 people have now been arrested and the state security officials say they are investigating what is being deb chad. the 3rd force at play, who is i

or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, why she is in cape town. we asked her who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the room i can pointing out the former president's support is to go and pray against his in cooperation. his imprisonment done so initially when they were coming out where they were blocking roads and creating also chaos. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now at the to ration way. he can see they are criminal intimate. now you've got a bad reminder. a lot of the people that will be carrying out these bindings. these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on policy and unemployment. here in south africa, you can see that what people walking is the shop stealing basic items. in many cases, low the bedding and items of the night there was now in, in the midst of opportunity, the criminality taking place. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well. so again, there was some

one is standing by in cape town, south africa, good to catch up with you again. any signs of the tensions easing in those 2 provinces? no. the short onset lay in facts. we are now on god here for the racial tensions that are flaring up, particularly in was when it's how this is amanda black and indian communities. essentially what it's come down to is that you've got on civilians. now in the 2 provinces, basically standing in promot enforcement, they are heavily on that. they say that we are guarding our property. and of course that has tension between communities in other parts of the problem. the president natal, it was the white people and black communities as well. and so these are the fee is for it. he's also warned about violence where you will see attacks on foreign nationals that we already seeing some foreign nationals, pakistani national for example, closing up their shop in anticipation that they will be the next target essentially . so there is no sign of less up when it comes to the tensions. in fact, it's starting to to move into other forms of tens

and for more now, when it was open to corresponding christine when, once she is in cape town, covering this story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the former presidents in authoration. when mister, that was facing imprisonment, his supporters warned that there would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially plastic mobilizing the weather hash tag doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down for africa, re jacob food. and of course, we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction we're talking about the burning down on the properties, building assets. if it is that there are people, how been making a disruptive in this country, doing significant damages to, to person assets in the country. and certainly see how it is affec

or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine moon was she is in cape town, we asked her who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the room i can calling out to the former president. support is to go and pre case against his incorporation, his imprisonment and so initially, when they were coming out where they were blocking roads and creating also chaos. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now the to ration where you can see they are criminal intimate. now you've got a bear in mind. a lot of the people that will be carrying out the b. s for buying these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on policy and unemployment here in south africa, you can see that he's what people walking in the shop, the ceiling basic items in many cases, low the baby and items of the night where they were now in the midst of opportunistic criminality taking place people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in the losing elderly people as well. so there was some incitement from the

or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, while she is in cape town, we asked her who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the hands pointing out before the president's support is to go and pray against his incorporation. his imprisonment, i'm so initially rein purchases were coming out with the blocking roads and creating also pay on. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. to be freed back. it is now the to ration way he can see they are criminal intimate. now you've got a bad reminder. a lot of the people that we see carrying out the b. s for these people come from under privileged communities. we have them on a policy and unemployment here in south africa. you can see that what people walking in the shop, the ceiling, basic items in many cases, low the bedding and items of the night. there was now in, in the midst of opportunity, the criminality taking place, people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well. so there was some incitement from mackenzie initially m

and more let's cross over to dw corresponded christine wand while he was standing by and cape town. christine, what is the current situation in the country right now? farrah, the looting continues over night. more buildings were set alive. we know that the number of people arrested is well over 1000, and we are receiving warnings now off looming food shortages because of the disruption wasn't natal and halting. these are key provinces when it comes to the supply of goods into the country. in many sites in these provinces, vaccine role as has been affected, that is going to obviously have an impact on what already was a slow rollout of the vaccine here in south africa. there is also concern about racial tensions flaring up. now because of the lack of visibility when it comes to low enforcement, you now have armed citizens defending their property. and in many cases it is fueling some racial tensions. people also worried about the outbreak of info the violence because all sorts of criminality have now emerged from this violence and losing sara. okay, so, so we're seeing criminality. b

we're going to see temperatures recover, and lots of sunshine coming through a cape town. that sure weather the who's on counting the cost, salvador legalizes, bitcoin, what it proved to be an economic bonanza for the latin american country. what would it become like gang? this paradigm? europe, i watering tech valuation, raise bubble fears, plus lambda, gamey goes electric. county. the cough on al jazeera play, an important role protecting human face in ah ah, welcome back, a cricket mind about top stories head this hour, at least 15 people are dead and dozens injured after a fire slip through cobra, 900 isolation ward in southern iraq, fires now under control in the city of necessary. so that because army has been deployed after protest triggered by the training of former president jacob zoom a term violent, at least 6 people have been killed and hummed, arrested. and dozens of texas democrats have left the state to prevent new voting restrictions from being passed at the latest escalation in a battle with republicans abuse them. majorities in state capital to introduce

he joins us on skype from cape town to murphy. welcome to the usa. is there a sense in which this was always going to happen? not always going to happen, but always going to happen in this way because mr. zoom is a lightening rod for people's anger. their dissatisfaction with other issues in play in south africa. yes, there was a sense that something would happen following be arrest of mr. juma. i think what was unexpected was the broad scope, and the white extent to which we've seen the uprisings in a number of different cities and towns across at least 2 problems is indications that the province of western kate might also have some uprisings, as of today. widespread looting, as you mentioned. but i think the key point is that there's really reveals the multi layered nature of the crisis very complex situation. and so he'll be, could make disparities and social exclusion that goes back to the apartheid legacy in south africa. combined with years of ms ro, paradoxically by, by mr. jacobs, do the between 20092018. so i think the extent of the scope of

that is christine mon, reporting from cape town there. thank you. christie wildfires ravishing parts of the western united states forcing hundreds to leave their homes . the blazes have been made worse by record heat waves than has killed more than 50 people in the state of oregon alone. many scientists pointing the finger at global warming, which is said to be fueling a drought that has turned large parts of the us into a tinderbox. oregon like science is the largest nearly 60 active wildfires currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area larger than that of new york city, forcing residence in its path to evacuate their homes. this is my 1st wildfire, and i will tell you it is scary. it's not to make you cry age not to make your stomach because you don't know if you're going to be the one of these. or you sit there and watch your neighbor lose their house and there's nothing you can do about it. many have have to take refuge in shelters like this. while the

over more now, when it was over to our corresponding christine when once she is in cape town, covering the story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the former presidents incarceration, which must have been that was facing imprisonment. his supporters warned that there would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially mobilizing the hash tag, doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down. well, that's 3 jacobs and of course we will be off today. bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction we're talking about the burning down on certain properties, building assets. if it is that there are people, how been making a disruptive in this country, doing significant damages to, to person assets and certainly see how it is the delivery of product team.

the w christine where they are reporting from cape town. conflict zone between sebastian is up. next, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see you then the use use the news. the news . the news the the, the the, the into the conflict of the 20 years fighting tell about insurgence and failing to defeat them. plato forces i'm pulling out of afghanistan. my guess this week is mid july deputy secretary general of nato, who joins me this week from the alliance's headquarters in belgium, odyssey justify the abandonment of the afghan people at a time of macs in conflict. on d. w. oh, you ready to do these places in europe are smashing all the record step into a venture. just don't lose your grid. the treasure map for modern gold trotter's governors. some of us are wicker, breaking into and know also in book form. so many posted out in the world right now, the climate change off the story. this is life less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going to subscribe more videos like we knew that

the tax return for that seem more than 80 people killed in cape town. so far this year uncovered 19, take the top us potable to be limping. so straight a team into the nation daily cases hit new hires and took me a begin enough canister on where the evacuation of afghan interpreters and their families to the u. s. is finally begun. it's part of a special immigration program. we also see thousands who helped the united states over the last 20 years moved to america. but as foreign troops withdraw and the taliban makes major territorial gains. many a still waiting to hear when they will leave. charlotte palace reports from couple the 3 years ali was a translator for the us army in his own province at home. and in may, he took a bus to cobble for an interview at the us embassy. and his waited since then at this guest house. last week he was approved for evacuation, but he has heard nothing more. when i wake up in the morning in the morning to check it again, but there was nothing. so i called to my other friends, but nothing happened. and he said they be p

divisions in the country or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, when was she is in cape town, we asked her who was behind this one rest. it started out with the people in the room i can pointing out before the president's support is to go and pre pace against his in cooperation, his imprisonment and so initially, when purchases were coming out with the blocking roads and creating also a payoff. they were saying that this is in the name of the for the president, mr. must be free. back it is now is the to ration where you can see they are criminal intimates. now you've got to be remind a lot of the people that will be carrying out the bees asked for by these people come from under privileged communities. we have one policy and unemployment here in africa. you can see that he's what people walking in the shop. the ceiling basic items in many cases, low the baby and items of the night. so there was not an image of opportunity criminality taking place. people taking advantage of the situation, young children involved in this losing elderly people as well. so there was some incitem

excited to show you a slice of this incredible place on new keys, green them and mean something like cape town, basins of the city. actually go back to this guy here. his name is hans iga and he was a danish missionary who built this church over here. and from fact his house, which is the yellow one over there, is the oldest house in olive green. then i'm here with my boy sallie. he's from new and we actually know each other from instagram. and he took me up here to hike to the top of melina. right? yes. so how long will it take us? approximately 30 to 40 minutes. 3040 minutes. and that's a good spot to see. look and the area around look from above the the one hour hiking. but we're not lucky today because you live from you can see anything. it is 2 days later and i decided to come back because the some tim out. and i'm glad that i did because of you from just incredible. down here. look yours to surrounding mountains and down there. you can even see icebergs. ah, if you knew of course, you need to take a boat and get out there into the nation. ah, the right the time has come to find out if we

they beat south africa in their first test match in cape town.

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also in cape town, numb's not is one of those desperately looking for a job, but she knows that sitting around feeling sorry for herself won't help. so she's taking steps that she hopes will bring her closer to the launch of her career. me when i'm la and have friend school walk in in cape town, high street, rouzan and not buying is currently the only option. the 25 year old south african. it's unemployed and money is tight. i frustrating because there are a lot of things that i want for myself that i kind of myself and also for my child as well. so it's a bit frustrating and it's disgusting. as a home number, la city, psychology. i couldn't afford, has student fees anymore and have to stop by. she knows that even her classmates who graduated have difficulties finding the job. you have to have connection people employ their own. they get their own causes, the own sisters to get jobs in their own working places. so it's hard for you as an unknown to, to get a job. in addition to that, many women face the expectation of having to offer sex to get the job. if you want to have a job, you ha

british and irish lions have been beaten by south africa in their second test match of the series in cape townehind to eventually overpower the tourists, in an impressive 27 points to 9 win. which perfectly sets up next week's series decider, as katie gornall reports. pride and pressure. it's what a lions tour is all about. with the series on the line, it was a question of who could harness the passion? defeat last week left the springboks ruling. it was clear they would not go out without a fight. the penalties racked up and so did the yellow cards. this sent duhan van der merwe to descend then before this. again, tempers flared. the springboks boss criticised referees this week and yet here was the calmest man on the pitch. finally some rugby broke out. three points down at half—time, south africa responded brilliantly with a try worthy of the world champions. they would sneak through again, did he have control? the referee decided he did. the momentum would stay with south africa. it's all square in this bruising series, this battle has one more round to go. perfectly set up now. the olympi

references, essentially on fire as we speak. layla w, christina, and wonder what reporting from cape town. thank you so much for your compelling coverage. i greatly appreciate it. ah ah. was right in front of them. they're all for this one moment. we agreed to postpone the or olympic games that tokyo with $22421.00 thrown off course during the qualifying round. not least for sports heroes, actually, it was a flap in the face, but now we just have to fight their mobilizing superpowers. when i'm fired up and ready, down during lockdown. lucky go to tokyo, georgia july 19 d. w. the news. the violent and rest springs trouble time to south african businesses. right. i think following the training of the president, jacob's b. m. i have seen stores looted and shopping centers trashed. we report from johannesburg . you has an out how it plans for these carbon neutral by 2015. the a deal will affect almost every aspect of european life. but when it hit the wrong, people will take deeper and the fidget to your own is coming to the european central bank as formerly going to project to make sure its