that's it for world questions south africa in cape town.i, naledi chirwa, khalid sayed, and ashley sauls. thanks also to our wonderful questioners here in cape town and all the contributors to our debate here in district six. thank you. cheering and applause. hello there. good afternoon. across the southern half of the uk, the snow where we've seen it has now turned back to rain. and there's been some added snow melt too, in that milder feeling air. but across northern england there is still an amber met 0ffice weather warning in force for snow. and that covers these areas, particularly the higher ground of the pennines and the cumbrian fells, where we could still see some more accumulations of sleet, mix of rain and some wet snow i think towards lower levels, but the possibility of some drifting snow still too, with brisk easterly winds across the higher ground, some of the snow making its way into the southern uplands, but a sunshine for northern scotland perhaps. it remains windy towards coastal areas and there'll be a lot of spray with

with me to debate questions from our cape town audience is our panel. alid sayed is leader of the opposition in the provincial parliament here in western cape, a region of some 7.5 million people. he is also the regional spokesperson for the african national congress, oranc. his party holds the presidency of south africa, and it's the leading partner in the current national government. solly malatsi is an mp for the anc�*s traditional rivals, the democratic alliance, now in the coalition government. he is ministerfor communications and digital technologies. naledi chirwa is a former student activist and mp, now a delegate of south africa's upper chamber, the national council of provinces. she's a member of the economic freedom fighters, one of the major parties that remain in opposition. ashley qhoeke sauls mp is a pastor, a comedian, and the parliamentary leader of the patriotic alliance, which is part of the government of national unity. the pa is a relatively new party and he was elected as an mp for the first time in this year's elections. your panel

in order to sell stolen compa, you 1st need to buy a for this morning i've joined to cape town, lower enforcement unit, specializing encompass test. we've identified so many legal should i perchance that does all but i think what it is we're going to conduct the inspection. so those skeptical dealers. do we all going to eat this alley fund? piece by piece. hi, i'm tom. that old a man veteran, senior, inspected our old dominion, leads the squad. and luckily, as the company heads back on and don't take federal properties, which so like it's a couple of thieves just says the viper, which is the cold with the key also makes would select the victim. and this is a massive script out here. what role to the sorts of scrap gods play in this being the sort of criminal trade of couple able to describe going to need to with the large or small have to play with being the list of today's off of the page. and even one of them me, my name is sydney and speak to a domain of other people, safety and that's with the city during release, making a routine check of a scrap yard in a residential area known

a j peace means is a local counselor in cape town, whose campaign for a harsh to crack down on compass eves and tied to restrictions on the ports. so i'm trying to is the primary destination of both of those. i mean about 2 percent of containers, as i understand it are searched and often the copper and the content is mislabeled purposely by the exporters. many of the script fillets will take go to great lengths to conceal the identity of it and hide the copper on the payment system. deuce feel a sense of futility? sometimes. absolutely. of course, we feel that since it's an fatality, this industry has been increasing the info type of by criminal syndicates. does it feel like it's out of control of the moment? everything that isn't bolt, it will screw down. they will be in an attempt to, to steal the way there's money to be made. there is intention for people to durham . 2 the back in downtown johannesburg, it's been a long night and it's not by the yet. the private security team a finalizing the rest of these 2 suspected thieves and what will happen to them now? are you going to take t

hi, my name is got to come away and i'm in cape town, south africa, to find out how innovative the my, the cities transport systems all and what's really the best way to get around on your daily commute. so coming during the, for the ride, it's find that the over 10 years of being a taxi driver. and how did you start? what made you decide that you wanted to be the i license, i totally dropped the way i give them money. okay. okay. okay. so because i mean, obviously the employment situation inside that big as a watch that go down there on the time. yeah. so what, what did you do? who did you approach? i was, i wasn't the guys. i knew i got a license that was going to need to do something here. the only fund fundraising. i'm that on with us. i just the good guy would do also was i was the one that i understand. yeah. ever since i've been dialing the on the even the stuff in bellville will that will take serious, double take today on the way to tell him how important i'll text you. this is very important. yes, they are to you and reliable fitted entry or they be saved rather nice that i

other side of the country, nestled between mountain and notion, is the cosmopolitan port city of cape town. the i've traveled to you to find the next link in the chain of the lease of the corporate tray in order to sell stolen compa. you 1st need a bio for this morning, i've joined to cape town, law enforcement unit, specializing encompass test. we've identified so many legal scrap logins that does all, but i think what it is we're going to conduct the inspection side, those scrap, rebuild the list to be all going to eat this alley fund piece by piece. hi, i'm tom. that old a man veteran senior inspector daryl de mayo, leads the squad. and luckily, as the company heads back on and don't take federal properties, which so like it's a couple of thieves just says the viper, which is the cobra, the king of snakes would select the victim. and this is a massive script out here. what role to the sorts of scrap gods play in this being the sort of criminal trade of couple able to and i probably don't need to with the large or small have to play with in the list of today's, of corporate teaching. eve

from cape town, south africa, this is world questions from the bbc world service.s. can its new coalition rise to the occasion? welcome to the homecoming centre in district six, just round the corner from city hall, where nelson mandela made his famous speech after decades as a political prisoner. "our march to freedom," he said, "is irreversible." 30 years after democracy was established and the rainbow

going to bring some very wet weather to southern pots of mozambique, and we'll see a cool down in cape town on thursday of the an outright rejection of donald trump's plan to relocate palestinians to jordan and egypt. the 2 countries say that's a red line, but how far can they go in resisting the us president? and what might be the form out from 5th, sing, palestinians from the land. this is inside story, the .

victory in cape town was built on a huge first—innings total of 615 all out.inal against australia having topped the table for the two—year cycle. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread flooding, it's been the same weather system responsible. now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europe — have big impacts on tuesday in denmark, norway and sweden. but as it's only moving slowly, we'll remain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost, risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week,

pakistan are struggling to save the second test against south africa in cape town.n masood added to his overnight century on day four as he did his best to make the hosts have to bat again. the opener made 145 before being trapped leg before wicket. a short while ago, pakistan were a57 for 7, 36 runs ahead. south africa lead the 2—test series 1—0. the detroit lions finished as the top seed in the nfc, while the tampa bay buccaneers and denver broncos grabbed the final two play—off spots on the final sunday of the nfl regular season. lions running back jahmyr gibbs scored four touchdowns as they thumped the minessota vikings 31—9. the win gives them a bye in week one and home advantage throughout the play—offs. .. this has been in the making for a while. you know, it takes a special group of guys, and i think it kind of had to go through what we have been to over the last four years, this unit, and anyone who comes in, they fall in line, because that's what we are built around, our core. they really delivered for us today. a point they could make plays when we needed

south africa need to make just 58 runs to win the second test against pakistan in cape town.n were bowled out for a78 in their second innings after south africa posted a huge first innings total of 615. shan masood top scored for the visitors with 145. south africa are 38 for 0 having already won the first of the two match series. they need 26 runs to win. —— they need 19 runs to win. england's women are in australia for the ashes. batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour with a warm up game this week before the one day series starts at the weekend. we are going to take confidence from what happened in that ashes but we are starting a new ashes obviously, it's in their conditions, as well. so, yeah, we all know how good the aussies are, they are a quality team full of world—class players but we are really looking forward to the big challenge ahead. spare a thought for mark williams... the three—time world snooker champion required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, a

help for the bowler, and hopefully we can capitalise on that — while wickets fell in sydney, in cape townay, with south africa having an unbroken stand of 200 for the fourth wicket on day one of the second test against pakistan. after losing two quick wickets before lunch, ryan rickelton and captain temba bavuma have been batting together since. with the close of play on the opening day approaching, both have now reached the centuries. freckleton got his highest ever test score. 293—3, the later score, with south africa having won the first match of this series, securing a place in the world test championship final. liverpool manager arne slot says trent alexander arnold remains fully committed to the club despite a recent approach by real madrid being rebuffed with the player's contract expiring at the end of the season. slot wouldn't rule out alexander arnold being sold in the january transfer window, preferring only to confirm he will be in the liverpool team for their next premier league match against manchester united. ican i can tell you he is playing on sunday. that he is. and hope

victory in cape town was built on a huge first—innings total of 615 all out.res they head into june's world test championship final against australia, having topped the table for the two—year cycle. and england's women are in australia for the ashes. batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour, with a warm—up game this week before the one—day series starts at the weekend. we're going to take confidence from what happened in that ashes, but, yeah, we're starting a new ashes, obviously. it's in their conditions as well, so, yeah. we all know how good the aussies are. they're a quality team, full of world—class players. but we're really looking forward to the big challenge ahead. and spare a thought for mark williams. the three—time world snooker champion required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, as lhasa, where he was playing, is located nearly 12,000 feet above sea level. the welshman posted this picture on social media reassuring his followers, saying,

victory in cape town was built on a huge first—innings total of 615 all out.sures they head into june's world test championship final against australia having topped the table for the two—year cycle. england's women are in australia for the ashes. batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour, with a warmup game this week before the one day series starts at the weekend. some of the youngsters have not been here before, so yes, it has been really nice for them, going site season, seen the opera house and the bridge, etc, getting rid of the travel and the cobwebs, i guess. we have had two training session so far, so yes, everyone is really excited to be here. japan's hideki matsuyama has set a new pga tour record for 72 holes with an incredible 35—under par to win the season—opening event at the sentry in hawaii. the former masters champion hit a final round 65, to beat the previous record of 3a under — set by cameron smith at the same course in 2022. matsuyama had to sink a birdie on the last hole to clinch the record. that's all th

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the deputy president, so you just came off from the back of the agency, january 8th statement in cape town of the wasted in cape. and as i've mentioned, this is the oldest liberation, went celebrated a 113 years. this is no small feat the deputy president now talk to us about what do you think the future of the amc is and what are the t tossed that came out from the january 8th statement of thank you very much to the 1st thing we decided on is that we need to a new the agency and you were to call the president spend time it in by explaining that our plan to a week. and some of our members needs to be trained that. so that's really the 1st task because if we want to be successful, particularly didn't lead didn't task meant then with my 7 and 8 and see that is alive that as well. so are you in the agency is the 1st thing that we're going to do. the 2nd thing is local government. a model for work happens in local government and no way that you talk about energy. what uh, all this things happen at the local government level. so we need to fix local government, make sure that we have that. i to

it's a history book that was in that she now works alongside the holocaust museum in cape town, conducting several talks each year. but it's especially important for her to talk to young people about this history. she sees so that it never happens again. okay. my idea is, 1st of all, to explain to children that every body's to say and you do not have hatred for you print next to you. you're going to get a job. he says, she knows a time on this, this is limited and she wants to use her remaining years to speak openly about the dangers of wool and extremist politics. professor katelyn stoughton is an ex bush on european jewish history and culture from the university of suffix and the u. k. given the populism nationalism and anti semitism presents in germany, i left her. she sees a blurring of lines between facts and fiction. regarding the whole, the cost we have to go social media. and it's not that this discussion become some kind of mainstream conviction in germany. and tim for down in cooper. and we also know that some from the savvy, the jewish came conference, i'm published a couple of

it was fitted in 1962 in cape town. and if you see the hoss from above, the architect designed it in a, in a why shape? so there's ways that you as a family can disappear and sort of have your own space and it states perfectly in the middle of a big property, was the equal size calling to the funds and to the back. he was very well known for finding the lights. so through the seasons, you'll see that the lock moves into this house from different windows and these old long to sky lots everywhere through the house of catches to live. well, mario, well, i can't wait to continue our conversation in physical fit. thank you. removed the is a visionary artist who is re shaping the way we perceive the influence of us or her transformative spaces. she empowers female artist and channels out potential to cross a bright to, to my a ken olandt actively support and connect women pezora, lead tv on thursdays. for me, it's important to share and message a strong message, the move people, and to advocate for women. notice in a while th

it's a history book and know that she now works alongside the holocaust museum in cape town, conducting several talks each year. but it's especially important for her to talk to young people about this history. she sees so that it never happens again. so get, my idea is 1st of all, to explain to children that every body's to say and you do not have hatred for you print next to you. you're going to get a job. he says she knows a time on this, this is limited and she wants to use her remaining years to speak openly about the dangers of wool and extremist politics still will have live coverage of today's ceremony at l should. is that starting in about 3 and a half hours from now? you can watch it here, as well as on our live stream on youtube. alright, here's a quick reminder to all of our top story. this, our israel has begun allowing displace palestinians to return to heavily damaged areas of northern gauze or for the 1st time in more than a year. they've been blocked from crossing for days after a dispute between israel and from us over the release of hostages. as part of the ongoing ce

like, for example, we found in another study around cape town with a threatened species where the warmerose snakes predate the nests, so the birds seem to be faring really poorly in areas where the climate seems to be warming. so, i might need to de—ant in a minute. as we hack our way through the forest, we come under attack by millions of red ants. i'm afraid i'm totally anted up. so, just get rid of them quickly. ooh! oh, my word, millions! the only way to deal with it is to pull your trousers down and try to find them. no, we didn't stand out on a nest, they're hunting insects... argh! excuse me, we might have to edit that bit. but they — they're hunting insects and they're moving in a big trail and as the insects move ahead, they grab them like grasshoppers and crickets, and they eat them or take them back to the nest. not for the first time on this trip, the bird experts returned to camp with no sign of the namuli apalis. in the river by our tents, this mozambican scientist was having better luck. i'm erica tovela, a marine biologist. i'm fascinated by freshwater fishes. erica broug

the rece is a student from cape town, south africa, the grocery rise. i don't really spend more than $200.00 euros a month. transport also depends where you are in the city. i live quite near to school. thankfully, so i, i'll probably spend about 20 years. it's really expensive to drink here. but i also find that people don't drink here as much as people think, especially young people. dublin is known for our culture and let's face it, fantastic tubs. so what are the social aspects it makes studying here. so special. how would you describe what you do for fun and the dublin has a lot in terms of culture. i think probably somebody said a 140 different clubs and societies of transfer to not counting other any other university just as well during the show and saw. and let's talk there's definitely a very big pop culture here. and i guess so when main questions on everyone's lips, do you enjoy the so how does setting in dublin sound to you? are you sold the weather freudian fresh or free me in sweet. most people find it hard to resist a piece of cake. some

catalyst, which empowers communities and local businesses in townships and mostly joins us from cape town. good to have you with us on the program at 1st. could you give us a picture of the role of asparza shops in south africa and economy and society? thank you for having me. i spell the shops are critical to the communities you know in which they operate. but 1st, i need to give you a definition quick view of what those are special shops, upper rates, i'm in, townships, but us specifically talk shops or convenience stores that are set up in residential homes. so make shift um, when the houses or in the garage is at people's residence, is not in a commercial zoned area. and so what they've been able to provide is access to a few sort of boston of goods that people can get. and they normally open for longer hours, then you'll big retailers that operates in townships, right. and now we're having this scenario of the, the crack down, the government crackdown, which they say is about food, food safety, some critics talking about the phobia. from your perspective, what is the truth as well? i

however, in cape town, at least on saturday afternoon, democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors co, the average this collateral damage. that's what actually lp is leading to. what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is a new assistance, corporate israel, affecting it's global, standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the a reminder about top stories on algebra is ran, has forced to hospitals in northern guys i to evacuate under threats of a time to soften patients at the innovation and i out of hospitals have been told to me immediately, more than a 100 people, i believe, to be at the hospital. i know the foreign ministers of friends in germany have been in serious capital. the highest level visit by western diplomats since the fall of the regime last month. they say they charged and you administration based on what happens during the upcoming trends, which and you as president elect donald trump, will be sentenc

she now works alongside the holocaust museum in cape town, conducting several talks each year or 2. it's especially important for her to talk to young people about this history. she sees so that it never happens again. ok, my idea is, 1st of all to explain to children that everybody is the say. and you do not have hatred for you print next to you. you're going to get a job. he says she knows a time on this. this is limited and she wants to use her remaining years to speak openly about the dangers of wool and extremist politics. and we can hear now from an experts on european jewish history and culture professor katelyn stephan is from the university of suffix and the u. k. and his joining me this evening from here in berlin, welcome to the w. thank you so much for your time. we just hubs in that story and helen just saying that she realized later in life, but she needed to speak out about her experiences could. can you explain to us how valuable people like her and the stories that they have to tell? how valuable now? yes, i can hear you of us these people really have stream the cos

it's a history book and know that she now works alongside the holocaust museum in cape town, conducting several talks each year. but it's especially important for her to talk to young people about this history. she sees so that it never happens again. okay. my idea is, 1st of all, to explain to children that every body's to say and you do not have hatred for you print next to you. you're going to get a job. he says, she knows a time on this, this is limited and she wants to use her remaining years to speak openly about the dangers of wool and extremist politics. all right, before we go to a quick reminder that top story as well as begun, allowing displaced palestinians to pretend to heavily damaged areas of gold and gases for the 1st time in over the big lump sum. crossing for days afterwards, this dispute between each route and thomas after the release of hostages has passed the ongoing 6 months that you're up to date. don't forget the website can be found at the www dot com. as always for the latest on all of today's stories. social media channels as well, by the handle past the time

list the deputy president, so you just came off from the back of the agency, january 8 statement in cape town of the wasted in cape. and as i've mentioned, this is the oldest operation went to celebrate to a 113 years. this is no small feat the deputy president now talk to us about what do you think the future of the agency is and what are the costs that came out from the generate statement of thank you very much to the 1st thing we decided on is that we need to a new the agency and you were to call the president spend time that, you know, explaining that our plan to a week. and some of our members needs to be trained that. so that's really the 1st task because if we want to be successful, particularly didn't lead didn't task meant then with my 7 and 8 and see that is alive that as well. so putting you in the agency is the 1st thing that we're going to do. the 2nd thing is local government and local for work happens in local government and no way that you talk about energy. what uh, all this things happen at the local government level. so we need to fix local government, make sure that we hav

so you just came all from the back of the agency, january 8th statement in cape town and the wasted in cape. and as i've mentioned, this is the oldest liberation we went to celebrate to a 113 years. this is no small feat the deputy president now talk to us about what do you think the future of the amc is and what are the t costs that came out from the generate statement? well, thank you very much to. the 1st thing we decided on is that we need to renew the amc. uh you were to call the president spin, type it in by explaining that our plan to start a week and some of our members needs to be trained that. so that's really the 1st pass because if we want to be successful, particularly didn't lead didn't government then with my 7 and 8 and c, that is, i live that as well. so putting you in the agency is the 1st thing that we're going to do. the 2nd thing is local government and local for work happens in local government. the no way that you talk about energy. what uh, all this things happen at the local government level. so we need to fix local government, make sure that we have that i to

so, so that africa, it will be clara, however, in cape town, at least on saturday. is there any sign is the lead for the millions of palestinians of gaza for now stopped between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet to industries. now that americans have decided, put back in the white house, what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line award winning documentary is from around the corner, which is 0. the . the plugin you're watching out, just hear a reminder of our main stories. this our 5 palestinians have been killed and had thrown a talk on a car in gaza, southern city of san eunice. their bodies have been delivered to nasa hospital, a number of others were critically injured in the attack tools guys, most critical medical facilities are being forced to evacuate. price have been issued to the our hospital and troops have surrounded the innovation hospital at the soft razor of assault on come out of odd one medical facility last week. and the form is of france and germany have visited damascus. the h

allow now is the senior political and economic list at oxford economics, africa, jones, as now from cape town. thank you for your time, sir. how badly would you say the recent political is to but as a has impacted the country's economy? it wasn't going to be stuck in any of those below um, on, on many, many levels. of course, i think that they were a number of companies that we're looking at mozambique as, as a, as a very attractive destination. a lot of investment has gone into places like come up with zip codes, where dp will the cost as it invested heavily. and then of course the, the l n g projects and the northern cover, they'll go problems that has been shut down. but we saw prior to the election. that's total total energy seo and patrick point. and they say that the company was pretty much ready to restart. that was obviously looking to see how the electron shook out before it set down with these new president that has not been postponed for many months. and so that project continues to, to remain in number that the impact is, is different, depending where you, where you know, we are m

storm support swan a symbolic way and northern pots, so, so africa, it will be clara, however, in cape town, at least on saturday, in 2001, the us invaded afghanistan, stating its intention to build a stable state and the military able to overcome the tyler bond. the united states military has begun strikes. but off the 2 decades trillion spent on countless slide the last, the mission sales and the telephone game full control. and you 2 part series analyzes the strategies and mistakes that lead to that failure of chemist on the price of people coming soon on al jazeera, the the target a reminder about top stories on algae, sierra israel has forced to hospitals in northern guys. i have to evacuate under scratch of a time, staffing patients at the innovation and out of hospitals have been told to need immediate need. more than a 100 people have believed to be at our hospital. us present elect donald trump will be sentenced next friday and is harsh money. criminal conviction just 10 days before he is, you know, he ration neal judge says he's not inclined to impose jail time on trump, who's bee

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but we will see a few showers start to creep in such a degrees in cape town on choose day a manipulated by those in power. and selection is unique and we've seen anything like that before. no pressure, they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play, as they have put their aster non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on which is era the about 2 weeks ago. just bear with me. so robin, in the heart of mind, all told stories, concept i was told is really media us will hunt over the captive auto body a who then to others by, by friday in exchange displaced palestinians a sense returned to know the concept. on monday morning, these like pictures from algebra, sheet vibe, show people moving slowly news, but yet no confirmation as to whether they can cross the next 7, colorado. we'll waiting for that to announc

meanwhile in cape town south africa are piling on the runs against pakistan on day two...the youngest ever world darts champion, after cruising to victory over michael van gerwen in the final at alexandra palace in london. the seventeen year old threw twelve 1805 in the match, to claim the half a million pound prize. bobby george, former professional darts player and phil barrs, darts journalist gave us their analysis. i really enjoyed it. the boy played really well. michael didn't play bad but he missed too many in the first set. he missed two darts and he missed another. he scored not bad, but he didn't get to a double quick enough. luke outscored him, so if you outscore your opponent, so you have time to go out on the shot, you are going to beat him, and that is what luke did. some use to finish double top, double ten. that double ten, it looked like he had a magnet in it. he didn't miss it all through the tournament. but he has a gift, a marvellous gift to play darts. for a young guy to do it is good for the game, really, because there are loads of youngsters out there

but we will see a few showers start to creep in such a degrees in cape town on choose day. the examining the headlines. do you think the ceasefire were whole? we have to make it worth checking. the discussion. obviously you cannot last deportations of millions of people on day, well, explorer, and abundance of wealth, cloth programming. if you want to an image of the company, you see a tradition, then here it is designed to inform, motivates and into fine. we are the ones that are actually shaping the future that we want to live in on algae 0. the, the, the hello, i'm so robin the welcome to all continuing coverage of the sci fi in galls of it's called a 600 gmc bounce 8 o'clock in the morning local time in garza where displaced palestinians all heading home to the north. felt the strip of the 15 months of full displacement by the is right of the military. these aren't lice.

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