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cape town's deputy mayor has arrived.l wants to officially honor the new homes and their owners. eddie: these small features are really important. it makes the home. it makes the home, it really does. it makes people taking pride in their asset. currently we have a population sitting at about 4.8 million people. the data suggests that we will surpass or come close to six million people by the end of this decade. we need to plan differently, we need to de-densify, and we need to secure partnerships to respond to the housing need. i think that's a good place to start. reporter: in an emergency, this street provides access for fire trucks and ambulances. where corrugated iron huts once stood cramped together, there are now children playing. the project also plans to provide solar power for the neighborhood. alexander: we're looking at three megawatts of solar energy production in ikwezi park alone. and we see the potential for, i think it's about two gigawatts of renewable energy production in khayelitsha. reporter: initiati

6 is one of several documented at this museum in cape town. it's hope it will help keep the history of that community alive in a country way racial segregation once silence the hopes and dreams of many historians say the forced removals was a deliberate attempt to dismantle what many considered the multi cultural soul of cape town. it was 25 years of you, 60000 people. so you can imagine how to make that must have been for people who saw how slowly the community was broken apart. it was an act of genocide, i would say. on his return to south africa, joe hall opened and ran civil don schools, kit of and roy, who as part of a celebration of joe has career rios is for his role. joe, how watches from the sidelines. he remains an inspiration for a new generation of dances. for me to mila al jazeera cape town. clare again, i'm fully back table. with the headlines on al jazeera, italian coast guard has rescued more than 1300 migrants and refugees from the mediterranean. italy's conservative government wants to curb an increase of arrivals but it's un

and his life in district 6 is one of several documented at this museum in cape town. it's hope it will help keep the history of that community alive in a country way racial segregation once silence the hopes and dreams of many historians say the forced removals was a deliberate attempt to dismantle what many considered the multi cultural soul of cape town. it was 25 years ago, 60000 people. so you can imagine how to make that must have been for people who saw how slowly the community was broken apart. it was an act of genocide, i would say. on his return to south africa, joe hall opened and ran civil don schools, kate, of and roy, who as part of a celebration of joe has career rears his for his role. is joe, how watched from the sidelines? he remains an inspiration for a new generation of dances. ah, for me to mila al jazeera cape town. that's in use for now, and al jazeera coming up next year. and since i'd story to still ah hi there, good to be with you. well, we've got some good news, a warmer push of era for the northwest, so temperatures are popping up into doubl

for me to mila al jazeera cape town. the launch of the walls 1st 3 day printed rocket has been aborted for a 2nd time, on board flight computers halted the count on 45 seconds before the rock. it was due to blast off relativity space which made the rock. it says the grounding was due to low fuel pressure. tanya harrison is a fellow at the outer space institute in seattle, washington. she says the failure to launch is not unusual. the earlier delay this week was due to an issue with a valve, but they were able to fix civilians happens a lot when it comes to luncheons. so it sounds like the rocket itself is in okay, condition from the latest update on their twitter feed. so it might just be another few days before they get another launch attempts. it's a really big update in the way that we can construct rockets. 3 printing is not entirely new to the space sector. there are other companies that are using 3 d printed parts, but relativity has taken the next step to basically 3 d print about 85 percent of the entire rocket.

as this report from south africa's cape town shows the township of mussel who millennia cape town has 30000 residents spread across nearly 40 hector's. no zuka lee where is sorting through the wreckage of her home. 2 weeks ago, a fire destroyed 178 shacks. here. homes made of corrugated metal on a wooden frame. sol, so i ran out with not running well, the only thing i have left in my pajamas was my neighbor died in the fire. one of her friends filmed the inferno fires like these are happening more frequently. as the population grows, people are living closer together. and heat waves are also more common because of climate change. dozens of homes also burned down recently in cape towns biggest township calisha and not for the 1st time. architects gloria pivots her and her team from the n. g o e. k. allow me are rebuilding the houses here and that the new ones are affordable and more durable. and we're here to implement our sink aluminum structure which is why retarded them. i'll talk about am in flood flood with one on and to prevent the other player. by is this one survive the latest

now, his life is being celebrated in a new production from it admitted reports from cape town. ready it was an unlikely success story, a young mixed race dancer from apartheid south africa performing at london's royal ballet. they would like to watch a homicide. val now retired to 95. it became a reality despite the challenges he endured. riddle was his student at the university of guy till i had to step in a right at the back. there was a line and i didn't look owes that load. and if a do, paul said to learn, oh, good, good, good to looks from various from the other group of people, laws that promoted racial segregation prevent a jo ha from performing openly. he started dancing a talk is old and was often snuck into theaters to edition for international scoutis by the 19 sixty's. jo i had won a place to study in london, was later made a principal soloist at the royal ballet. though before a sub burned to just do anything where a one to be the ending of was welcome was. but if room one at to school, when i was a student, just for me was the greatest welcome to england. while jo

now, his life is being celebrated in a new production family to mila has a story from cape town. it was an unlikely success story, a young mixture. it's dancer from a party of africa performing at london's royal battery that would put your homicide, now retired $95.00. it became a reality despite the challenges he endured with skewed at the universe. you know, i had to stand right as well, but there was a line. no gen not owes that low. and if a do, paul said to learn, oh, would good good to luke's from various, from the other group of people. laws that promoted racial segregation prevent a jo, how from performing openly. he started dancing a talk is old, and was often snacking to theaters to audition for international scoutis. by the 19 sixty's, jo, i had won a place to study in london, was later made a principal soloist at the royal ballet derby as a burnt to just do anything where a one to b i n d o was welcome was but if room one after school, when all was a student, jack for me, was the good tooth welcome to england. while joe hall was dancing on well stages, his home distri

cape town itself is a stunning city, i never been to south africa so, all of a sudden you're runningde with table mountain off to one hand side, you got the gorgeous ocean of to your left, you're going from —20 the day before to temperatures up to 30. the temperature difference really difficult. the plane we used a private charter plane. i've never been on a charter plane in my life. in my head i was thinking of something a bit gs like or billionaire like, it wasn't, just pretty much an old easyjet plane that had been transformed into a charter plane. sleeping was difficult, near impossible at times. the only thing on your side with the fact that you were exhausted. it's pretty much the case, as soon as you lounge are getting the baggage off, from landing to start in the marathon we had two hours, finishing the marathon to getting back on the plane we had three hours. we are going to do by four marathon numberfour. we will be in dubai for less then 1k hours. madrid was day five. you know you have this one and then to left. psychologically that was good because you are over the hump,

it was only when you're on the plane in the air moving back to cape town that it was the realisation not a one—off. we knew we were about to find ourselves back out on the cape town promenade lined up ready to do marathon number two on day two. making it to day two has been an effort. 2am last night right, out on the streets we had a nightmare with the bike this morning, but it's all good. we made it to the start line. nearly made it to the start line. made it to the start line, there we go! cape town itself is a stunning city, i've never been to south africa, all of a sudden you're running along the promenade with table mountain off to one hand side, you've got the gorgeous ocean off to your left, you're going from —20 the day before to temperatures up to 30. that temperature difference was really difficult. the plane that we use is a private charter plane. i'd never been on a charter plane in my life. in my head i was thinking of something a bit gs—y or billionaire—y, it wasn't, just pretty much an old easyjet plane that had been transformed into a charter plane. sleeping was diffi

today we're at the novel foundation in cape town, where the most prestigious aud prizes were held on the 25th of january. but before we get more into the art, we talk through the colorful and energetic city of brazza built in the congo. we had to gone to see how one man is changing the stigma on dreadlocks. and we meet the queen over cycled fashions to my remotely telling us why her colorful and sustainable fashions are based. i'm values that danbury and you're watching f re max. oh, with 30 finalists from around all continents. the novel, sovereign african arts prize is africa. his biggest arts competition. the prize celebrates and rewards the practices of artists and raises funds for the normal foundation learning st. sam, which aims to expose an educator to learners through arts and in just a few hours. artists from around our continent will be here. one man who is making the arts of storytelling more accessible to aspiring full make as in kenya. is paul key, who have he is using scrap metal to creates high quality farm equipment in his home garage check this out. i wanted to do s

story and his life in district 6 is one of several documented at this museum in cape town. it's hope it will help keep the history of that community alive in a country way racial segregation once silence the hopes and dreams of many historians say the forced removals was a deliberate attempt to dismantle what many consider the multi cultural soul of cape town. it was 25 years city, 60000 people. so you can imagine how traumatic that must have been for people war. we saw how slowly the community was broken apart. it was an act of genocide, i would say. on his return to south africa, joe hall opened and ran civil don schools, creative and roy, who as part of a celebration of joe has career rears his for his role. is joe, how watched from the sidelines? he remains an inspiration for a new generation of dances. ah, for me to mila al jazeera cape town. logan, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, the italian coast guard has rescued more than 1300 migrants and refugees from the mediterranean. italy's conservative government wants the curb increasing arrivals, but it'

if they allow people to lead multiple places, some changes, they could be in cape town, south africa, and have these robots in melbourne, australia, and really dial into the very bought and have a meeting in mobile wall. having your meetings and going about your life in cape town, south africa, the same time, get so exciting this technology because it gives people a super power of being more than who they are. are you using technology to amplify your impact? so we've got full rate was sort of mm go to that. we've got a fully built and just waiting to do final rigorous testing on q a. no, to make sure they pass everything as a during this, in the back of the fix. i always try to think of my robots in terms of how it can be used when people at the disability. i mean i, we decided that would put the ability to recognize objects on the farm. so the people with which a vision would be able to recognize everyday objects just by pointing the for not it. hey guys, it's joy ferrara. i'm going to be demonstrating a new app for the blind that you guys are going to really enjoy. it is called a, i

ah, for me to mila al jazeera cape town. still had an old, is it? a holly was preparing to have little gold statues, again, of the 95th academy awards. on his fort, the player who was crowned king for the day of the world baseball classic solitude that stole ah the dakota oil pipeline snake through indigenous land, but not without resistance. oh, pray in front of the bowl and they will she be beaten around and so as protested, they are leaders and so proclaims which are protected. the women of standing rock on al jazeera, the duncan baldwin, is an important part of indian culture. it's no surprise and many people want to book in $1.00 and $1.00 try to balance family expectations and cultural tradition, i guess the way. now guys, i'm with the reality of working in the giving industry probably would be on on hulu. ah ah, 12 months after was derailed by an on stage slop. the academy awards returns on sunday with organizers hoping to present the best face of the u. s. movie industry . but 8 years as the oscars, so white tosh tag brought the issue of div

of course, it could not. for the off-season parking service, we chose cape town mainly for economic reasonsfrastructure and, after all , the prices are not the most sky-high in the world, because in general, in the southern hemisphere, everything there is quite expensive. yes, after being based in cape town, the noosphere, in december, already in december of the 22nd year , went on its second voyage and, in particular , it also brought a polish expedition, and the funds paid by the poles just covered the hole from the military sequestration of the budget, thanks to we have at least minimally converged with the knyazivskyi, and at the moment the vessel is preparing for a changeover at our station, the vernadsky vessel is currently in the port at the arena point in shira and is waiting for the arrival of the next 28th ukrainian antarctic expedition, which we are currently here in kyiv we are preparing yevgeny, thank you for everything that was told to the gendyk and public activist, the former platoon commander of the aidar battalion, and also the head of the national antarctic science center

it's elizabeth top restaurant in cape town. south africa, for example, only serves insect dishes, considered booth nutritious and delicious freshly from many places around the world . for thousands of years in uganda for example, grasshoppers a very popular and we are finding more people. ton indeed, sandra, it all seems that mo, then manmade seed varieties do not always cope well with the increase hits, drought, and flop prove more resilience for farmers. ah, good is of lund. sully must go. he farms, fruits and vegetables. his yields are smaller than when he uses imported or genetically small and crooked. but they produce better quality fruit, more nutritious and test here, and better adapted to our climate time where we are now. hm. we're, we're trying to produce our own organic fertilization. well, he had the 1st, i use chicken excrement because it has a lot of nitrogen. the yes, the add a beat of hay which has a lot of carbon here in highly, via and no. the bin for the kids to needs is government bought both hybrid and jan

the fin side as that happy news, we central bought us out on the streets of nairobi, la gauze, and cape town, to ask on dement your question, what makes you happy? what makes me happy plan is the piece that we did for me. and my family spot on my happiness. i'm no way that we had up. we are in our country, which is peaceful, not more. i will. we're gonna go and do my pigs that makes me lit up. coming out to hell. even if it's not someone you know, helping them out in they are point of lead that makes me satisfied happy. and if i sit down to my friends and my family members, georgia, my just a rated gym. i'm always happy. what makes me happy is my best friend made that and my mommy and my sister who makes me happy, think people happy makes me happy. i made friends. this ones make me happy. going out and having fun mix me. what makes me happy actually is money because like i can use it to buy my stuff, send to travel the people they love out, my friends, my classmates. my plans in my family may ma'am in may blather. yeah, that's what makes me happy though music makes me happy. and when i just

some great cultural memorials to boot to w travel off we go today we're at the novel foundation in cape town, where the most prestigious odd prizes were held on the 25th of january. but before we get more into the art, we talk through the colorful and energetic city of brazza built in the congo. we had to gone at to see how one man is changing the stigma on dreadlocks.

today we're at the novel foundation in cape town, where the most prestigious are prizes were held on the 25th of january. but before we get more into the art, we talk through the colorful and energetic city of brazza built in the congo. we had to gone to see how one man is changing the stigma on dreadlocks.

while the fins digest that piece of news, we sent reporters on to the streets of my robi lagos and cape town to ask a fundamental question. what makes you happy? what makes me happy? why is the piece that relate to me? i my family spot of my happiness and knowing that we had up we are in a country which is peaceful, not more. i will, we're gonna go and do my things that makes me that are coming out to hell. even if it's not someone you know, helping them out in their point of need, that makes me satisfied. happy. whenever i sit down to my friends and my family members, georgia, my just a rated gym. i'm always happy. what makes me happy is my best friend, made that in my mommy and my sister would makes me happy thing. people happy makes me happy. and my friends, this ones make me happy going out having fun. mix me. what makes me happy actually is money because like i can use it to buy my staff's and to travel the people lay love out of my friends, my classmates, my trains and my family, me mom in me. black. yeah, that's what makes me happy of music makes me happy. and when i just hear the mil

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for me to mila al jazeera cape town. clear again, i'm fully back to bo. with the headlines on al jazeera, italian coast guard has rescued more than 1300 migrants and refugees from the mediterranean. italy's conservative government wants to curb an increase of arrivals, but it's under pressure to save migraines, set waistcoat, johnny. felix ross is a spokesman for see watch international, a german organization that operates rescue boats in the mediterranean. he says. italian authorities are overwhelmed. the especially in the central mediterranean sea, the router this covering is absolutely caustic, especially in a couple of days of our song, the seo tool we for example, with this 9 t and distress katie's on the end of march, another 41 on march and 6, yesterday and we also witness to show one in front of tunisia where at least 40 in strong and another one. and number 2 is one room. and if drawn, these are in the army, says 3 palestinian gunmen have been killed after they opened fire at soldiers in the occupied west bank at least 80 palestinians, and 14 his

k is the ability to pe he sends a cruise at the cape town where 50000000 pounds of british gold reserves are stored . in desperation, chance you'll rise to roosevelt in the midst of war, great britain, this close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefit in britain's defeat. after which the u. s. would run the risk of facing war to double could. doman liam leaves a dose, marketable displacement video that show what offering you are in the jeff nikki here. last washing of congress share on bill up her is not the criminal lawyer still cargo sasha, the guardian don't. and we will display a budget to flunks to one put to shuffle dome, embezzle dice. barker picked up, but it came from our sh. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on the dashboard, year was our shirts for their worship. watch it store 100 war by sham google's m. now, but it on your your particular local up. so you're growing your english channel. oh ah ah ah is a time to talk? it would seem so the wes rhetoric is at odds with hard realities on the ground in ukr

to report on shocks mainly when they have been attacked on human at the shock education cent in cape town at children can learn about the valuable role they play in marine ecosystems and get up close with shock, eggs and even teeth. so sexy came up with big those on how that actually knows. and that they're not actually things that we actually do the polluting and by caching conservationists have also equipped and under watch a camera with bait. so they can also observe smaller, shy, a sharks that look in the camp forest, off the coastline it lose the amount of hiding, allowing their research as to gain useful insights into ocean biodiversity. the collected data is analyzed using a program the team developed to help them assess their finding. we've taken some open source machine learning software and trained it on hundreds of images and sharks and fish and all the species that we come across here and false day. so that we can use it for detecting the species in videos in the future. their research has already proved highly constructive. there's already more public acceptance of shock. con

at the shock education center in cape town, children can learn about the valuable role they play in marine ecosystems and get up close with shock, eggs, and even teeth. so sexy came up with pick those on how they actually know and that they're not actually things that we actually endangered by polluting and by cashing. conservationists have also equipped and under war to camera with bait. so they can also observe smaller shy shocks that look in the camp forest, off the coastline it lose the amount of hiding allowing the researches to gain useful insights into ocean biodiversity. the collected data is analyzed using a program the team developed to help them assess their finding. we've taken some open source machine learning software and trained it on hundreds of images and sharks and fish and all the species that we come across here in false day. so that we can use it for detecting the species in videos in the future. their research has already proved highly constructive. there's already more public acceptance or shock conservation and conservation areas. now make up 5 percent of south afri

to report on sharks mainly when they have been attacked on human at the shock education center in cape town at children can learn about the valuable role. they play in marine ecosystems and get up close with shock, eggs and even teeth. so secretary must pick those on how they actually know and that they're not actually things that we actually do the polluting and by caching conservationists have also equipped and under war to camera with bait. so they can also observe smaller, shy, a sharks that look in the camp forest, off the coastline it lose the amount of hiding allowing the researches to gain useful insights into ocean biodiversity. the collected data is analyzed using a program the team developed to help them assess their findings. with we've taken some open source machine learning software and trained it on hundreds of images and sharks and fish and all the species that we come across here in false day so that we can use it for detecting the species in videos in the future. their research has already proved highly constructive. there's already more public acceptance of shock conserva

to report on sharks mainly when they have been attacks on human at the shock education center in cape town at children can learn about the valuable role they play in marine ecosystems and get up close with shock, eggs and even teeth. so secretary must the pick those on how they're actually those. and that they're not actually things that we actually do the polluting and by caching conservationists have also equipped an underwater camera with bait. so they can also observe smaller, shy, a sharks that look in the camp forest, off the coastline it lose them out of hiding, allowing the researches to gain useful insights into ocean biodiversity. the collected data is analyzed using a program the team developed to help them assess their finding. we've taken some open source machine learning software and trained it on hundreds of images and sharks and fish and all the species that we come across here and false, de and so that we can use it for detecting these species in videos in the future. their research has already proved highly constructive. there is already more public acceptance of shock, c

it's a cool suddenly wind for cape towns attempt his hair around 19 celsius, fierce showers around at east side of the cape. majority of the showers who see some very wet weather, where for the democratic republic of congo, right the way it mozambique. ah mm. ah, ah ah. mm lou ah, welcome back to watching out as a reminder, on top stories with our prosecutors in mexico on westgate, the deaths of 39 migrants in a fire at a detention center as suspected homicides. as an outcry video appearing to show security offices walking away from men, looked inside. as the blaze took hold. united nations has adopted a landmark resolution asking the wells top core to define the obligations of countries to combat climate change was backed by movement hunting, nations, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, a compromise on his controversial judicial reforms could be possible. but he said, israel won't bounce international pressure off to you as president joe biden edged him abandon the plan inflation and a d valued local currency means many lebanese are unable to afford basic meals during the

he joins us now from cape town. com. let me start by asking you if you're surprised by any of those revelations you've just had. no, i wouldn't say i'm surprised. a point here is that the details and the next day, but we've known for a long time. that's a serious challenge around money laundering, around organized, try around in cash economy and you know, this is angel clothes and come from that. we had extensive revelations about in relationship to a traditional commission of inquiry that ran for 3 years into the issue of capture . a more lines on what we knew we knew generally was, was it was a serious challenge appealing. i'm, can you say that this is well known in south africa, that, for instance, given dollar reputation, that why have authorities not taken action against him or other syndicates like this? is there any kind of accountability going on? you know, it's very difficult to comment on the stage these types of investigations. it's important to know that, you know, some african has gone through a very difficu

but for the moment, karen saying that so much joining us from cape town, thinking in east africa, drought and conflict all forcing hundreds of thousands of people in somalia to escape to neighboring kenya. they'd workers at the, the dobb refugee come say that they're struggling to cope with the number of people arriving every day. catherine sawyer pulls, i last saw aiden mohammed and her family recently arrived at the dub refugee camp. she left her village in la, juba, in somalia. when ha, 4 grandchildren died because she had no food to keep them. is a drought in the horn of africa. 6 rainy seasons ha, feels the hurt them in the last drought in 2011. we were surviving on goat skin and wild fruits. in this drought, we can't even get that. our options are limited. this drought is more severe. more than 100000 somalis of crossed into kenya since last year, and they keep coming, aid workers say they're struggling to give them their basic needs. this is the longest dry spell in for decades. even life saving is a challenge for us right now. yes, we are providing food wi fi, wi fi, providing foo

this pop up restaurant in cape town, south africa, for example, only serves insect dishes, considered booth nutritious and delicious. freshly fried crickets or worms, sell like hot cakes. here of course, eating in thing is nothing new and has been popular in many places around the world for thousands of years. in uganda, for example, grasshoppers a very popular and we are finding more people turning to tradition of wisdom and customs instead of industrial farming techniques. as the such for reliable food supplies in did sandra. it all seems that mo, then manmade c varieties do not always cope well with the increase it's drought and flawed. in that a change in the climate is bringing annex report goes to tanisha. we are sit stalks that have evolved over hundreds of years, could prove more resilience for farmers, ah, in an orbit gene harvest not far from the tunisian capital here on he's one and a half acres of land, solomon's goose farms, fruits and vegetables. his yields are smaller than when he uses imported or genetically modified seeds. but sullen. must grieve, still prefers local

mean in alaska, just in the last weeks we've seen similar protests from kind of from 2 unit 2 to cape town all about and basically similar issues, the cost of living crisis, inflation and poor governance. right, cost of living, inflation and poor government. let's start with the 1st of those, the cost of, of living and spiraling inflation. it's clearly, it is hitting that every one hard. do you see a pattern in the way, but governments are reacting to this spiral inflation and cost of living. and the reaction that they're facing from, from the crowds, from workers i think it has, there's been a lot of variation between different countries. i mean, certainly, i think if we think in terms of the energy crisis, i think there's been a huge issue. generally speaking, there's been a lot of government support for, for energy bills across europe. i think i'm certainly in the u. k. and the likes of france and germany. i think where the difference is, is that we're seeing this slightly clumsy politics. i think certainly in terms of president microns handling of what is on the so if you look at it pu

the fins digest that felicitous news, we send reporters on to the streets of nairobi, lagos and cape town, to ask a fundamental question, what makes you happy? what makes me happy? why is the piece that relate to me and my family spot of my happiness and knowing that we had up, we are in a country which is peaceful, not more. i will wear god by the go and do my pigs. that makes me bid up coming out to hell. even if it's not someone you know, helping them out in their point of need. that makes me satisfied happy. and if i sit down to my friends and my family members, georgia, my just a rated gym. i'm always happy. what makes me happy is my best friend made that in my mommy and my sister would makes me happy. thing people happy makes me happy. ah, my friend, this one make me happy going out. having fun makes me. what makes me happy actually is money because like i can use it to buy my stuffs and to travel. the people really love my friends, my classes, my plans and my family. me ma'am, in my bladder. yeah, that's what makes me happy of music. mix happy and when i just had the melodies, when

she's chief research officer at the nelson mandela school of public governance at the university of cape town. dr. tula, welcome to the w. i'd like to start by asking you to describe how the disruption of grain exports as a result of russia's war has impacted the african continent. thank you so much for having me and good evening to your listeners and view us. so the african continent relies heavily on imported grains from ukraine and russia. so that was in ukraine has affected the flow to supply of greens to africa, thus affecting a food as the children in the region. what, what would it mean for the continent if the grain deal is not extended by march? 18 if bad, the grain deal is not extended for the continent because of those that had dependent on green imports from ukraine. and i use my lease doc up for what the wind test is in. so it would mean that the prices of green continued to, to become high, affecting could security and also availability of food stamps. it would be an effect. ted, it's not only the prices, but also the availability of, of food in africa. so it's important that a,