[woman] this is one of cape towns main sources of water. a source that could run completely dry within a matter of weeks. the last ten percent of the water is unusable so to all intents and purposes this reservoir is empty. [chiwetel] old farm houses old roads from before the dam was flooded. rows of vines that have stood many years under water. the man-made solution to cape towns water problem was no longer up to its job. [insect chirping] [anthony] a dam always has in the bottom a sediment pile and when the dam dries out, that desiccates. it becomes dry like blotting paper. so, when the rain starts falling and the first water comes in, the first thing it has to do is rehydrate that pile of blotting paper. so, you are talking of 100s of millions, if not billions of liters of water that will get absorbed by that before the water becomes available, uh, as yield. there is a need for a philosophical shift away from we are masters and owners of nature to we are now developing in partnership with nature. we have to give nature a little bit of a

that's right here in cape town. but here's the thing, stephen.y, both spatially and economically, that existed during apartheid. but as president biden said, "show me your budget, and i will show you what your priorities are." cape town has just passed a record infrastructure budget. 75% of that budget is going directly into addressing service delivery backlogs. the basket of free basic services to assist people, like free water, free electricity, zero rates is far more comprehensive than any other city in the country. are we there yet in dealing with it? absolutely not. but we're much further down the line than a country or city likejohannesburg or ethekwini, or east london, or any one of the other cities. what people want most of all, and you've alluded to it already, is power. correct. now, president ramaphosa says he is busting every sinew to ensure that he addresses the loadshedding crisis. he's appointed a special energy and electricity minister to work night and day on it. he, for a while, declared a state of disaster, which allowed him sp

all right, privilege and most un here in cape town. thanks so much for bringing us up to date . now we're going to move on to a major fixture in the showbiz calendar because up to 2 weeks of glitz, glamour and movies. the cam film festival in the south of frogs is coming to a close this weekend with a jury set to announce this is prize winners, including the film that will take a coveted pendle award for over a week. now the french riviera has been a lights with the celebrity fuel the glitz and glamour of the cannes film festival . but when it comes to the festivals, prizes, it's not about being famous. the film, anatomy of a full has caught critics attention. it follows the investigation into a young boys tragic deaths, french filmmakers, just in t a could become the 3rd ever woman director to take cons, top price. suddenly i had no enemies that don't make stop. i did not kill him. of critics, or noticing german actress done to the hold off because she also stars in another film and con, this year's top contender, the zone of interest at german language world war 2, tell them a

khayelitsha township, cape town.tled under majestic table mountain, a sprawling reminder of south africa's status as the most unequal society on earth. in africa's most advanced economy, at least half of young people can't find work. life here is never easy but, right now, south africa's power crisis is hitting the poorest hardest. no—one in khayelitsha wants to be sick when the power is off, but it happens every day. the main township hospital has had to adapt to what they call "load—shedding". the man in charge is david binza. with load—shedding now in place and the different stages, instead of reducing, they are actually increasing. we've had to adjust our lives and work around that. now, as we are going to get that at 12:00, we have to switch off our ct scan machine. scan machines have to go off? it has. that service has to come to a halt. because there's a danger that it could damage the machinery. we have experience of that. do you? it's notjust a danger, it was a lived reality. if we lose power, this machine s

who's not for us in cape town, submitted is taking over 2 decades to find him. how was eventually tracked down? well, it's taking the cooperation of south african authorities to track him down, but it does appear that it's been known for years that he has been in cape town, at least since 2018. as you'd mentioned, he'd been a fugitive for move in to decades in the u. n. says that it's been struggling with all that for the star test to a rest food in sky ashima. when it was known that he was in south africa, back in 2018, that asked for assistance from south african authorities. so that africa at that time had said that he was a refugee. you had rick the g state as in south africa and pulled at reason could not arrest him, stayed late to withdrawal. what the un says is an excuse and said, then there was no legal basis on which to arrest him. and so only later on issued a warrant for his arrest. and by that time it appears he had disappeared and it couldn't be found. now the un had complained saying that it was known that he was a genocide, suspected was known tha

uh friday his june to appear in quotes in the cape town. my just did the quote uh for his 1st i pre appearance and then after then the decision will be taken to extradite him. you'll be lost. probably. you may be expedited to i. rochelle, in terms of the o, taken to the head, where one of the suspects was interested in a 2020 in perry's is e is now out of the 5. that's a being side of, of the thoughts after they add 3 more. those us to being sought after by the u. n. agents tiger that dw correspondence privilege, most of them here in cape town, a teen a ton of staff at the age of $83.00 has left funds around the world. really, everyone from bell and say to bank of bomb, i'm mick jagger has been singing praises and talking about incredible journey from poverty to pump stuff will leave you with music from the queen, a rock and the wood to us. that's why we listen to the story.

a three—hour drive from cape town is some of the best citrus farming in the world. 60 tonnes of clementines packed and shipped to supermarkets in britain. robert pattison has built this farming business up over three decades. it relies on irrigation, and that means it relies on the power to pump water. basically, every crop in the western cape, apart from wheat and rooibos tea, is irrigated. and so the entire western cape is totally dependent on a reliable power supply, which we haven't got. the western cape is a mediterranean climate, so we have a long, hot summer period with basically no rain and then a relatively short winter when it is supposed to rain. but for the past seven years, we've had way lower than average rainfall. so we haven't been getting the winter rain that we need to fill our dams so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything through the summer. so now we've become even more dependent on underground water. as i listen to you, i'm thinking this sounds like a nightmare scenario. you've got a long—term water—shortage problem, which is being massively exa

in cape town , the democratic alliance is in power , and a lot of good things have been done there.nter of cape town, there is a ukrainian blue-and-yellow mural. it hardly has a chance to come to power and be in a coalition. who knows, before it was considered a white party, but now it is supported by a part of such an educated middle class from the dark-skinned dark-skinned population , so you have to work, and once again, there are a lot of zaz snakes that are open and are ready to print our argumentation in the article and so on if possible. he said maybe two words about explaining how i ended up in these countries. yes, i'm not just that smart, but it's related to what so what it's you to us you're showing now, it's related to the fact that such a delegation of ukrainian civil society was created, several people are changing, that is, there are representatives of businesses , churches, and human rights organizations. well, i appeared to the veterans because i represented the academy and the kiglianku funds and the democratic initiatives fund. so what i visited all these countrie

stephen sackur reports from cape town. night falls in this township, cape town. the power is out. of africa. rolling power cuts have heightened residence�*s fears of the local criminal gangs. what the local criminal gangs. what ou the local criminal gangs. what you doing _ the local criminal gangs. what you doing with _ the local criminal gangs. what you doing with this _ the local criminal gangs. what you doing with this stuff? - the local criminal gangs. what you doing with this stuff? thisj you doing with this stuff? this bust was routine, _ you doing with this stuff? this bust was routine, drugs, weapons but no violence. immediately, one can identify the criminal markings that has been etched all over on the inside. then you see the number 28, one of the notorious prison gangs. it 28, one of the notorious prison ans. , ., ., ., gangs. it is home than more than a million _ gangs. it is home than more than a million people, - gangs. it is home than more than a million people, more| than a million people, more than a million people, more than half live below the poverty line. you

and you and you find this creature in cape town in the whole wide world. so that's why it's so special the work goes so it makes for some incredible contact with these apparently trusting creatures. the volunteers use an app to record data on the toes, 6 size and the direction they're heading, dynamos. the then release near the ponds where they breed icon make a difference with all of the things that go around in the world and all of the animals that die and the extinct. but i can make a difference in my own backyard about an animal that is going extinct. analyzing data from multiple sources, cape tons of mental education trust designated several sides for the construction of told tunnels, underground passage, rays that keep them fijians safe from traffic. and so we've 9 phone number of years . that's right. mortality use of wisdom that those are one of the biggest impacts is on the populations and the pilot projects. it was based on width and in europe. and the intention is to channel tides through the tunnel is to the other side. and it's already in the

that's generally what they say, uh, in cape town. there was also a serious residue.rostrum in the academic forum, but on the sidelines there is a lot of talk about this and our south african partners, whom we have known very well for many years. they are quite frankly expressing their dissatisfaction, of course, with the american position. they were, in principle, largely anti-american. in general, those who take part in brix events tend to take more or less initial positions, including with regard to the united states of america. although there are very different moods in south africa itself. there are quite serious about american forces that will support whatever they do. uh, the united states is the democratic party, which , by the way, is ruling here in cape town and throughout the western cape, and they occupy absolutely american positions and even the leader of the party went to ukraine to restrain the ukrainian leadership er, but as for the representatives of the ruling party of the african national congress. they, of course, expressed frank indignation at ame

thank you for one to genocide suspect fusions case, she is set to appear in court in cape town, pending his extradition to rwanda case. she is accused of ordering the killing of 2000 tutsis who was taking refuge in a church during the 1994 genocide. it was arrested in the south africa on wednesday court of to decades on the run full, jens kyra shame. it was a police chief at the time of the genocide. as an estimated 800000 people were killed. most of the members of the tipsy minority and their brutal wave of violence unleashed by hood to extremis, but lost it just over a 100 days. in 1994 kaya shaina is accused of orchestrating the massacre of move in 2000 to its east, taking refuge in a church in northern rwanda. as the rewind and will crime tribunals. chief prosecutor explained to judge of l. a. t was among those of planning a tax on these the church going and couldn't speak to the church. and when the kings went under advancing fast enough, they moved over the building. having the room caught, i've seen over more than 2000, maybe women and children. so we can see that m as absolutely

w as privilege moved on here as in cape town. and he told us more about the diplomatic falling out between the us and south africa. yes. um there are lets us we just received is that to the us and busted his apologize unreservedly to this allow for getting government. i think this is following his visits to the for enough is minutes away us some wound area and they have setups, again, for an administrative had said that that they were going to formally complain to the us government about the um a stations that were met by the uh, my son on thursday. so this is what we are receiving that now the bus said to his apologize, the for use of remarks is that the med one says the and more to that the minister in the presidency is also being quotes. is that so you said that they value us um as a trading partner, but they would not be bullied. uh, and also the national convention committee had not received any application or even approved the sale of items to any country that is involved in the ukraine conflict. mm hm. so the picture is qu

i was born in cape town. so i came all the way from cape town. i came to pretoria to come and study this thing and perform this side. so it's inspired by the idea that we are basically known as, as i to me. so that's what it's about basically oh, traveling all over the world to try and yeah. and beyond just how did you go about preparing for your performance ask, which is africa festival, who actually is quite interesting because this is a done so and i'm singing in the show. so personally, i had to understand what the story is about and try to embody exactly what the dawn says that actually doing through the body. so it took me literally knowing every step in the dump shows, but i can actually, and part of that with my voice, the way feeling like a truly reminds us that especially as a black owned company, you can come to the history of expectation and any quality associated with the diamond trade diamonds, one of africa's major resources was so africa being one of the top 5 gym quality dowman produces in the world. and so when the affinity, dia

who's following it from cape town? privilege. barry on diplomatic. was that from american senior diplomats in south africa? what's the government's reaction been so far? so this of african government has reacted strongly to the state been met by the us and boss of the uh, on thursday. so today we understand that about the debris kits was uh, some want to the foreign ministry and the meeting was held. and also the foreign ministry said that they were waiting to make a formal complaint to the us and the south african foreign minister. and i left the pond was due to make a phone call with the u. s. foreign secretary onto the blinking. so the south african government has expressed its consent over the statements that has med, that was made by the us ambassador. so it's now this exchange and engagements. now that i have following after this statements, when we see the us, somebody said of being someone by the front of mr. now elliot's dyrock post, that seems to have had a phone call with his russian colleague vladimir putin. what was discussed the truly d

for me to my low ultra 0 cape town. catherine. so is that the size of the mexican, she says the volume is and victims, relatives demanding justice. this is the catholic church here, younger where more than 2000 people were killed during the genocide. they are buried here in a mass grave. there is a memorial, a now inside, there is a hole where we can see close of the victims of what they were wearing shoes, us calls berries a memorial wall that has the names of everyone who died in this a charge. so it's very, very surreal. a to see, know, we have been speaking with to survivors who's leave there who leave here. and, you know, we spoke to one man who lost 5 of his children. he brought them to the charge because he felt that that is where the children will be safe. many people here in rhonda run to talk to because they thought that they would be protected. clearly that did not happen. we also spoke to a woman whose family members what killed a she was in the charge as well. but then she managed to s cape and she has a needs to tell

the miller reports from cape town, former london police officer full jones, cuz she may have been on the run for more than 2 decades. he's accused of genocide and conspiracy to commit genocide in what's considered one of the worst atrocities in recent memory. when more than 800000 people, mostly tutsis, were killed in 1994. she was accused of killing 2002 seats in west and one to 2, hiding in a catholic church. he was arrested in paul. so last week on wednesday, where he's been known to been living for years. yeah. he's facing charges of food and contributing the immigration act authority say you lied about his nationality and used a fake name, which is a fraud and sweet sizes of discussion of the immigration act, the total charges of fraud. the 5th charge is in 2000 january 2000. when he applied for asylum, he gave them name and said he wants us from portland. and when he applied for i added, if you just do testing 2004, you give the same name and came also, he's put them on. so it doesn't have charges went into the other 3 charges, 334, and 5. that relate to him being in the countr

she returns to court in one week until then he'll remain in custody at cape town prison. while the expedition posts, this is likely to be a long one. prosecute to say it's the beginning of justice for victims of crimes against humanity. for me, the ultra 0 cape town. katherine, so it has more from the genocide memorial site and run to this is where the catholic church was during the genocide more than 2000 people died here. the bar is in this mass graves inside. i varies a hole where we have a to close that. so while one by the 16th, the shoes there, i just called there. it's very us a real to see. we have been poking to survivors who still live here a one month says that 5 of his children were killed. he took them to the charge um, where she thought that they would be safe for many people who leave in the one to sit sort shelter in charges because they thought that they would be protected. but clearly that was not the case. we also spoke to a woman who was in the charge. hi, relatives were killed as well. and then she managed to run way and she has leave to tell that sto

, africa, and after a four-day visit to the port of cape town , it will continue its journey ands through the cape of good hope. crossing the mozambique channel with a pool in the gulf of aden sports mission the ships were named after the one that was defined, and after a three-day visit to the port of salalah in oman , the route continued to the islamic republic of iran and its shores . and i would like to congratulate all my dear people, especially the dear young people, who provided us with this ability, from the american da vinci to sina, an iranian surgical robot who won the indonesian medical export desk and after working with the remote surgical robot in azar 1400 and three months after the 13th government of kay indonesia took office javadi calls sina remotely from iran, like the ministry of health of indonesia. sina delivered two iranian robotic surgeons to two hospitals in indonesia. extensive cooperation between tehran and jakarta in the field of medicine . advanced skills training center for remote robotic surgery and training at least. 80 indonesian doctors to work w

miller, that for us outside the course in cape town. the bushes must rate lock that group on ukraine's armed forces have conducted a prison exchange. ukrainian president below them is an excuse chief of staff says that his country secure the release of a $106.00 soldiers. now since the stones of the war up to 2430 ukrainians, have been freed in prison and swaps with russia. among them a 139 civilians. us actually of defense as western allies have agreed to train ukrainian pilots to fly us, made f, 16 fight to jets. the mountains cave had been cooling for the supply of advance were planes to support his defensive against russia's invasion. with often said the netherlands and denmark needs. the training program on russia has intensified it's shorted bombardment bombardment of ukraine cities, an infrastructure in the kremlin. scroll t only underscores ukraine's need for a stronger layer, ground base, air defense architect. so the members of the contract group continue to scour their stocks for missiles and systems, but they consent. united

for me, the ultra 0 cape town called wilkins was a missionary who was in rewind during the genocide. he says it will be an important moment for many rwandans each time somebody's clock, again, whether they're in france and some of them, of course, are still there and other places were like, it's another really important piece to the puzzle. i mean, for some of that, i can't, i mean i was there as a witness, but i think about my friends who lost family and i still important for them to have these pieces of the puzzle filled in. i mean, acceptance of what happened, not, i'm not a mental acceptance, but an emotional acceptance. what happened is so important towards healing. and so yeah, just this is good, but just this doesn't fix every. but i think it's that another piece of the puzzle and we're like, yes, that will help so many people, you know, not that they don't know what he did, but that he was brought to justice. i mean, part of the puzzle pieces are figuring out what happened, but the big part is will they ever be brought to justice? and i think that'll go a long ways towards pe

so kind of she my was in south africa in cape town, specifically. but let's what was done by authorities here to monitor him and erased him despite the us people they cooperation. initially, the south african government had said that he was here as an asylum seeker and that he was, he had read the g status. and for that reason, they couldn't arrest him, they later withdrew that and said that there was no legal basis for his arrest. and then continued to do nothing of, to the insistence and negotiations with the united nations. the pipe, you know, and the mechanism that's in charge of looking out for these genocide suspects. so that africa been issued a warrant of a risk, but he then disappeared. and i think this further for straight to the united nation, say that known for many years where he was what he was accused full of what he was and what is she and what they should have done. so that arrest is only taking place in the last couple of days and always expected to appear at the tape tongue magistrates quote, just behind us. and what are we expect

she returns to court in one week until then he'll remain in custody at cape town prison. while the expedition post. this is like you to be alone. one, prosecute to say it's the beginning of justice for victims of crimes against humanity. for me, the ultra 0 cape town, a tougher salt break here, and i'll just say right, when we come back and the tension mountain said with georgia, is heading towards the, the, you old back to the russian salt. and we look at what's behind the rise and maternity depths among black women in the united states. more and not expect the the, oh, it's a humid and breezy picture for parts of sin, providence, and below just on providence and focused on here for one. thanks for your time. so the series in karachi, i think in the order of about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour on saturday, let's talk about the storms in india through the national capital region with the pradesh also into buffer ross dry. i don't think any of these will be overly severe, but sundry downpours all the same and then we've got the winds picking up the sand and tasks from the t

the threat to cape town came and went. in may 2018, the three-year-old drought was over. -[laughter] -[indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [chiwetel] they prayed for rain and the rain came. the whole city celebrated. [man] so having analyzed the new data, we are now in a position to state that we have not only managed to avoid day zero this year but we can also safely get through the summer of 2019. [chiwetel] water flowed back into the rivers, the dams filled up, cape town had been saved but for how long? [anthony] to simply assume that the next rain is going to suddenly wash all your problems away is, in my view, suicidal. unfortunately, the day zero debate only focuses on, on water for baths, water for toilets, water for drinking, water for showers. domestic water. thats not the significant water. there's water for the economy. theres water to sustain jobs. theres water for tourism. theres water for agriculture, for the food that we eat. thats big water. so there is no economic future based on the business as usual approach. [chiwetel] scientists do not expect the

stephen sackur reports from cape town. night falls in khayelitsha township, cape town. cape town is the murder capital of africa. rolling power cuts have heightened resident's fears of the local criminal gangs. so what are you doing with this stuff? this bust was routine — drugs, weapons but no violence. immediately, one can identify the criminal markings that's been etched all over on the inside of the premises. there you see the number 28, one of the notorious prison gangs. khayelitsha is home to nearly1 million people. more than half live below the poverty line. young people can't getjobs, the state is struggling to provide basic services, and now the power is off for up to 12 hours a day. this man's upholstery business relies on a battered, electric sewing machine. power cuts are destroying his livelihood and he's angry. i would like to see a different government, because i'm losing hope from our government. president cyril ramaphosa and the ruling anc are in trouble — and they know it. accused of incompetence and overseeing a failing state. we are focused in terms

brent: our correspondent reporting tonight from cape town. thank you.he head of the artificial intelligence company that created chatgpt says his entire industry needs to be regulated. open ai's ceo told u.s. lawmakers in washington that artificial intelligence offers many opportunities, but he admitted that he shares the public's concern about how ai could change our lives and says ai poses serious risks that need to be managed, and he suggested that a u.s. or international agency should be set up to regulate ai tech companies. words of warning there. our correspondent was at the hearing at the u.s. senate today. good to see you. this is not the first hearing we have seen on capitol hill with tech industry executives talking to u.s. lawmakers. in the past, they were rather antagonistic. sometimes the lawmakers did not seem to know exactly what was being talked about. today seemed like a completely different story. was it? >> as you said, i sat in it, and i was in shock and all -- shock and awe because it was an entirely different scenario. he became no

most find theory in cape town. privilege is good to see you. give us some details here. what do we know about this piece mission this piece plan? present, run up. what i say is that over the weekend, he had the opportunity to speak to both president zalinski and president. fortunately, over this proposed, i think a piece initiative about 6 countries. exec includes. i'm the senate go egypt, quote, google brazza view. and so last week i'm impressed that in carrying out this piece mission to go and try and speak to both lead does for it peace settlement. so he said that to up to the now initiate the initiative, because this totally does have indicated that of their willingness to the leasing and receive these delegations, the now move as a tool, as that the discussion on how to, of course, that you do these delegation that's where we have to go and sit down with the tool warning the, the, you know privilege there has been talk. it's several times since the beginning of this more about possible peace plans. they certainly have it hand out what makes the leaders from these 6

and you only find this creature in cape town in the whole wide world. so that's why it's so special. the word go, so it makes for some incredible contact with these apparently trusting creatures. the volunteers use an app to record data on the toes, 6 size and the direction they're heading dynamos. then release near the ponds where they breed icon. make a difference with all of the things that go around in the world and all of the animals that die and the extent. but i can make a difference in my own backyard about an animal that is going extinct. analyzing data from multiple sources, keep tons of mental education trust designated several sides for the construction of told tunnels, underground passage rays that keep them fijians safe from traffic. so we've 9 phone number of years, that's the road mortality use of wisdom. if, if there's a one of the biggest uh, impacts, cuz on, on the populations and the pilot projects, it was based on width and in europe. and the intention is to channel tides through the tunnel as to the other side. and it's already in

okay, of course bonding privilege was bought here even 40 to night from cape town. privilege . thank you. the head of the artificial intelligence company they created chat g p t says that his entire industry needs to be regulated. open a i, c o c. i'm old and told us lawmakers in washington today. the artificial intelligence offers many opportunities for the admitted that he shares the public is concerned about how a i could change our lives. he says that a i poses a serious risk that need to be managed. and he suggested that a us or an international agency should be set up to regulate a i tech companies, not yeah. words of warning there. let's go now the dw step on pharmacy was at the hearing. the us senate today get to see your step on this is not the, the 1st a hearing we'd seen on capitol hill with tech industry executives talking to us lawmakers in the past. they were rather antagonistic. sometimes the lawmakers didn't seem to know exactly what was being talked about today. seemed like a completely different story was it stopped as you said, i sat in it and i was in shocki

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and you only find this creature in cape town in the whole wide world. so that's why it's so special. the word go, so it makes for some incredible contact with these apparently trusting creatures. the volunteers use an app to record data on the toes, 6 size and the direction they're heading dynamos. then release near the ponds where they breed icon. make a difference with all of the things that go around in the world and all of the animals that die and the extent. but i can make a difference in my own backyard about an animal that is going extinct in analyzing data from multiple sources. cape tons of mental education trust designated several sides for the construction of told tunnels, underground passage rays that keep them fijians safe from traffic. so we've 9 phone number of years. that's right. mortality use of wisdom if, if there's a one of the biggest uh, impacts cuz on, on the populations and the pilot projects, it was based on width and in europe. and the intention is to channel tides through the tunnel as to the other side. and it's already in th

that it is neutral in this conflict that is, up in the, in ukraine privilege and was one here in cape town. thank you so much for the latest update and fresh air strikes on the gaza strip on friday. they is really air force hit an apartment building, killing a top commander of the islamic jihad group. 6 commanders of the militant palestinian group have now been killed and is rarely strikes on gauze on this week . your tax or parts of escalating violence between israel and palestine. the militants who have fired rockets into israel. despite a 12 hour, lo, a longer sees fire remains out of reach. so far the fighting has killed and elderly is really man and more than 30 palestinian. joining me now as you w, corresponded rebecca rivers, who's in ask alon and israel, a town near the border with gaza. rebecca gives us the latest on the situation there. i want to call is being pretty quiet here for the last couple of hours. but as you were just saying, it's been a pretty heavy or intense day here today. the audi s making many attacks into they've gone to a strip that they've, they say the latest

but here, near cape town, it's when toads make their way from gardens, the bodies of what to, to bring the genies has that this. that's why susie cool, cool, funded the organization towed not she and other volunteers spend night after night patrolling the doc rhodes to make sure the toads gets across safely. this is a waste and limited as an endangered species is also a flagship spaces for the by diversity in the area that we live in and you are and you find this creature in cape town in the whole wide world. so that's why it's so special. the work goes so it makes for some incredible contact with these apparently trusting creatures. the volunteers use an app to record data on the toes 6 size and the direction they are heading down to most of then release near the ponds where they breed icon. make a difference with all of the things that go around in the world and all of the animals that die and the extinct. but i can make a difference in my own backyard about an animal that is going extinct. analyzing data from multiple sources, cape tons of mental education trust designated several s

let's go straight to cape town and speak to mr. miller, all correspondence. so he has appeared now in court, took us through what happened well, it was a very brief appear and so with the state opposed, say, 11, this is most likely because of full chance cash you mad previously disappeared. when south african authorities were looking for him in recent years, and the case has not been postponed by a week, the charges he's facing by south african authorities that aside from the charges of genocide to as well as conspiracy to commit genocide, those charges by the you and the charges these to basic and south africa include for that's linked to him lying about his citizenship. he had said that he's from the rudy when he's in fact from wanda of course, linked to him, trying to evade justice. and what are the other charges he's facing is contributing the immigration act. now the case has been postponed, as i've mentioned, and it's most likely that the states may pursue the charges. that is what might happen in the coming days. so for now he remains in custody of pul

that that's also it's, it's, it's, it's a heating event. cachimba will be appearing in a court in cape town on friday. but securing an extradition is a long and laborious task. people like miss carly, believe justice delayed is justice denied. those level biscuit slip s o n a. we afraid that these people could die without fixing justice. so we really need to do this quickly. the united nations is still searching for at least 3 more key suspects in their london genocide. but for now, this erased brings hope to the loved ones of some of those who died in what's been called one of the most serious crimes known to humankind. andrea from dyke out to 0 a far right. meliss shanita has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for his role in the attack on the us capital 2 years ago. so it rates the funds of the us keep us has been convicted of this conspiracy. of the gate is on gate that the why it was a plot to stop the peaceful transfer of power from donald trump, to joe 5 and off the 2020 presidential election. an official report from washington dc. you know, in going straight to the country. the word

that that's also it's, it's, it's, it's a heating event. cachimba will be appearing in a court in cape town on friday. but securing an extradition is a long and laborious task. people locked in this tale, believe justice delayed is justice denied. those that full biscuit slip, s o n a, we are afraid that these people could die without for some justice. so we really need to do this quickly that the united nations is still searching for at least 3 more key suspects in their london genocide. but for now, this erased brings hope to the loved ones of some of those who died in what's been called one of the most serious crimes known to humankind. andrea from dyke out to 0 process mastery wagner create a new kinds armed forces have conducted a prisoner exchange and cleaning and present 20 minutes to landscape. chief of staff says that his country secured the release of 106 soldiers since the south of the will up to 2430 ukrainians, have been freed and presidents folks with russia. amongst them a 139 civilians. and the us, as the most of the group may be using the african nation of molly as a front

that that's also it's, it's, it's, it's a heating event. cachimba will be appearing in a court in cape town on friday. but securing an extradition is a long and laborious task. people like miss carly, believe justice delayed is justice denied. those that full biscuit slip, s o n a. we afraid that these people could die without facing justice. so we really need to do this quickly. the united nations is still searching for at least 3 more key suspects in their london genocide. but for now, this erased brings hope to the loved ones of some of those who died in what's been called one of the most serious crimes known to humankind. andrea from dyke out to 0 . can you isn't terry a minister says there are at least 10 more mass graves in a forest where hundreds of photos of a doomsday cold have been buried. survivors say the preacher of the group told them to stump themselves to death, so they could meet jesus. 241 bodies have been recovered so fall, but hundreds of people are still missing. welcome lab reports in the town of midland. jake, while he's been meeting families of survive of fronts, is