i'm somebody the in cape town where people say growing numbers of taurus and digital know match, making housing too expensive for those already living here. the 2 economic mount towns, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails integration. 11 interest divide on the toilet civil society. a citizens that stepped in to provide with the state is found thinking halter, if they could buy us electricity executed by us. many cases, excluding everything is secured, but private initiative. people impala frontline is k o l g 0. the of the to come back. you watching out. is there a reminder of our top stories? this our a 183 palestinian prisoners have been released from these rarely joes, as parts of the latest exchange unto the goal is to cease fire agreements. they were greeted by scenes of jubilation. they arrived in southern garza as well as ramallah and occupied west by emotional re unions in his role as well as from us freeze of threes radio. since he's sick, all was reunited with his family off to being released from captivity and goes to see to other as rated captives

she's been working remotely from cape town for up to 6 months at a time. there's lots of money that's coming in for tourism, but also in lots of countries with as a high digital name and presence, the locals are getting very frustrated by the impact that it's having particularly on accommodation. so i think that it's about looking at it in a holistic perspective and making sure that the government is putting in the right steps to manage the influx while moving a 1000000 workers here benefit from the tourism. so all those who say the growing demand for accommodation is making housing for locals more expensive. how many that jacobs is a 3rd generation and a family living in this home and woke up? she says the demand for housing and a prime location means higher property values, but with it comes on affordable rates and taxes. some people cannot afford to stay in the bulk of the houses and local civic association degrees. the cost of living and central air is like this has increased, and of course the, this is, it's coming in to book up. we can see more and m

to meet them in the reports in cape town. with its picture, perfect scenery, good with the affordable cost of living for international visitors because what is the average tape tony is attracting a growing community of remote work as well. digital no matter aside from a tourist visa, the government's implemented a new visa program that allows them to stay for up to 90 days. naturally, brooks is from the u. k and runs own business in line. she's been working remotely from cape town for up to 6 months at a time. there's lots of money that's coming in for tourism, but also in lots of countries with as a high digital name and presence, the locals are getting very frustrated by the impact that it's having particularly on accommodation. so i think that it's about looking at it in a holistic perspective and making sure that the government is putting in the right steps to manage the influx. well, move in a 1000000 work. is he a benefit from the tourism? the others who say the growing demand for accommodation is making housing for loc

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and did you wind from 120 kilometers no of cape towns is traveling a different approach to bird protection on each of the following turbines, where the most broad collisions occur. red stripes have been added to one router bleak. this was done at the cost of $120000.00 bird experts, rob simmons set up the pilot project. it takes into account the unusual vision of birds of pre staple, very low contrast ability is 10 times pour the new and i. so if you may, if you make it color the raptors are going to see it from a long way off. and if you make it to a high contrast, also they going to see it. and it does seem to be working here. 5 days a week. teams visit the turbines to look for carcasses. bills with red bleats, they don't find any casualties. the really good news is from this hope field, when from that in 19 months post treatment we have managed to reach use to pay, tell it to you right to 0. so the no more, no more wrapped us and it was 7 before we started in 2 years and 0 cents despite the fact they're still wrapped as around back of the excel. so when from one but species is benefitin

c o wind farm, located about 100 kilometers east of cape town. the 32.5 megawatts wind projects generates enough electricity to power about 16000 households. as one of 9 biodiversity money to is maricia marching scans, the landscape for birds. if one approaches, she makes a phone call to get the nearby turbine to shut down. the timing depends on the species. for the black, a is must be talking to my desk before we go in, must be talking to me. those for us to do or do so they don't by that can be on stand by when it's coming near the domain on killing me though, we put all of that the over 80 percent of south africa's electricity still comes from coal fired stations. much of this infrastructure is dilapidated. the frequent power outages split the stream on the economy and make everyday life more difficult . south africa now has about 1000 wing turbines intended to provide more and cleaner energy. but that comes at the price described, which presumably flew into a turbine tower, is $1.00 casualty. but most of us go have been collecting data on eac

so are in cape town, south africa. and 1st, where the, which is cautious part of the city, to say it is incredible. well, it's no accident. that's the point remains one of the wealthy series instead of africa under apartheid. and the white people are able to live here. the cheated in 1948, the vaulted policy was a form of racial discrimination that so white colors and blacks living on the different legal and economic systems. no more people were forcibly moved from the city and put into townships, when many still live today. it is on the way to a township on the outskirts of cape town where we're going to say the name on a pond side was like and we're going to meet out with the woman quin henrietta who is who is can signing against that. so he is there a township, so i decided this highway established during a pod side to provide labor for the factories a bit further down the this is the outskirts of lying on the black township. even now it's dominated by informal settlements built by people who can't find any other ho

the cape town is very unique, in the sense that it's a city with international park or the national park within the city. and with that comes responsibility. you need to adapt in nature and that you must not adapt to you. but boons that's been driving this area for thousands of he is one of the sudden all being persecuted. angle rex is the problem is a lack of management by south african authorities. last year you took the municipality, the agency that manages national parks and the government organization responsible for maintaining nature reserves to court, to force them to implement the measures designed to keep a boon safe. a quick sale. thirty's have been slow to roll out a management plan that should include more wardens and ranges to keep wild animals away from residential areas. but they are ripping up tiles and climbing into the roof space. and that's expensive to fix. they are literally throwing rocks through windows. they are chewing away at the wooden, beating around a window and then pushing the window in active us and conservation of say the environmentally friendly measure

thanks pier hundreds of babylon's roam the southern tip of south africa and south of cape town. and the people living there, blame the animals for attacks, and brake ends at homes and businesses, but active as are calling for greater protection of the species. for me to miller met people from both sides of the debate. assignments top this this is the mist caused when the bones rated a house in simon's town indicate peninsula boy yeah. how many residents of that similar experiences, including pizza, what is? who's lived here for 3 decades? most the bones roost on the mountain and then at some point in the morning they come down and they find their way into the sub. and they're making their way sometimes down to the beach. he relies on a community group to a low team. if the boons are in the area and is installed pill balls on his windows to keep them out, he's also stopped growing vegetables and his garden, something he says, drew the primates to his home. it's like growing accounting for the others. but what concerns animal rights activists is the more aggressive approach. some

the doctor, a naval base near near cape town. this has been going on for some time, has net. yes it has. and i don't think it is so that if it goes to values, relationships with america, it's not that. so the guys, you know, they are major trading partners are partners. oh, so it is important for us to keep relationships. but i think what needs to be very cautious and when it, when it becomes quite a power and sets everything around the foreign policy to comes transactions from one party, an adult person and said, where they then becomes the, where you say it's a very distinct possibility. but there's, it's just being bullied in, in a certain direction. and so therefore, guns as most americans very sensitive about the idea of being us too big, full, full aid. and i, and i think this has been something that has been bugging south africa the lot. and yes, you are right that the previous and passages accusations which according to our governments research and it's deep investigation since it was not true cost a lot of damage because it also caused a lot of economic damage to our

the cape town is very unique in the sense that it's a city with international park or the national park within the city. and with that comes responsibility. you need to a destination that you most of the depth to you. but boons that's been driving this area for thousands of years, all of a sudden all being persecuted.

a ground pre was last held in africa in 1993 cape town. so a world cup stadium cut them a girl to play as coming. the miller reports the 1st race of the season at kaloni race wayne cape town brings tim clauses of what's known as the power series to the truck. that includes everything from racing, super close to sport in grand to role models as well as l. m. p. lamont prototype vehicles. gary, case, which is one of $250.00 drive as participating population since 2007 in the us. uh, which we call sports and g t, which is a section that allows for a l. m, p stall cause and also a, a g d, caused you to go is being like, pushes for all these lamborghini is that type of thing. the country laws toasted an f one promptly at the economy, so good and halting province in 1993 now was steering committee is leading a bid to bring the international race back to so there for can shows one of the full possible venues is the streets of cape don't running into the green point stadium. that 15 years ago hosted football woke up matches when we looked at this,

in 1993 cape towns, football woke up stadium, could have a role to play. some of the miller reports the 1st race of the season, i cannot erase wayne cape town. brings tim clauses of what's known as the power series to the truck. that includes everything from racing, super close to sport in grand to role models as well as l. m. p, lamont prototype vehicles, gary kits, which is one of 250 drive as participating population since 2007 in the us, which we call supports. and gt, which is a section that allows for a ellen p stall cause and also a, a g d, caused you to go as being like, pushes priorities. lamborghini is that type of thing. the country laws toasted an f one promptly at the kalani. so good halting province in 1993 now was steering committee is leading a bid to bring the international race back to so there for controls. one of the full possible venues is the streets of cape don't running into the green point stadium. that 15 years ago hosted football woke up matches when we looked at this, but the whole process and we thought, you know, why don't we

more than $100.00 people were on board to play the south african cities, cape town, joins the race to bring formula. walk back to the come to the today is a 3 is really kept. is he'll be exchange for palestinian prisoners on saturday. he'll be released by him, us alisha, robbie, or levy, and a had been i'll be due to be handed over as part of the deal. this will be the 5th release of his right of the captive since the cx. 5 deal was reached. a denver to israel will release 183 palestinian prisoners on site today. a 10111 of those prisoners were detained in gaza since the war began to don't take about 2023. 72 of those from the cross cause of the occupied westbank at jerusalem. now the serving life terms or long term sentences is really jails. no day has more from the jordanian capital of mine because he's my, the government and palace digital authority, a bundle. just a rep from reporting insight as well as the occupied westbank. how much has released the list of 3 names of is really captives. it will set free on saturday in exchange for that israel will release a $183.00 palestinians

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tom: the anglo-american ceo was speaking in cape town.berg's jennifer zabasajja is there and joins us on the ground with another ceo within that business. jen? ok, we are hoping to get the ceo was a jens of his nausea. we have technical issues -- jennifer zabasajja. as we were saying, they have signed that new agreement with botswana. we know the history of them in the economic prospects that have come through for that country that go back decades. so they have re-signed at that agreement and of course that is essential for the economic prosperity and the stability of botswana, which of course stands out on a number of those metrics within the continent of africa. jennifer zabasajja, we have reestablished the line, she's in cape town for us with the ceo. jennifer: i am here without cook, the ceo. great to have you here. we were just listening to the anglo-american ceo saying that this is welcome news, this agreement, how would you characterize this for the broader diamond industry, this agreement between them? >> i think this is an import

speaking of the african in dive, a conference in cape town, i montage, i said that quote, african nation should not be afraid of americans threatens. the closest comes as the americans, the french and germans are all being kicked out of africa's mineral rich. so hell, region, thanks. show you a question, what with us a lot for most of the talks against the such elements or grace gifts, this little boy. and that's really curious. what is it which commend you to bless you a senior for sabrina bridge. if for example, as i said, i was just going to get upset, so to get a glass case before but the color supplementing of more interest, your old sample of mute on the virginia, but only do you too much too much. you to do it here. i see that the look at it on it the way the cosigned it at all, but it time certainly something we need to put in pennsylvania with the us. get those renewals uh the critical security rather than straight across the exchange of finding phone numbers on units products. cool. cool. something is anybody so listening when you're, when you're being billed for through the sc

. >> he started his journey in cape town, south africa, for an orientation. then it was off to antarctica for the first race. >> we basically hopped a aleutian, russian soviet military craft basically to antarctica. it was about a 5.5 hour flight. the door is open, and i just remember the announcer on the plane basically saying, you are required to wear sunglasses because the sun is so bright, especially when it's reflecting off the snow, that you could actually burn your retinas if you stay out too long. >> the temperature 11 degrees, but with wind chill negative seven. then it was back to cape town for the second marathon. to perth, australia. to dubai, to madrid, then fortaleza, brazil for the sixth marathon. >> that was the race that almost broke me, actually, because it was about 85 degrees, just absolutely oppressive humidity, barely any shade, you know, sixth marathon. i had severe chafing just from the clothing, from sweating through. it was just brutal. but we managed to get through that. >> before the last race in miami. so yes, it is possible to ru

well, the growing number of visitors to cape town helps boost the economy. the drawback for some is an affordable city, so we don't the ultra 0 taped on south africa. all right, well before we go, a reminder about breaking news story where us present donald trump has followed through on his tower of threats against some of america's largest trading trading or other partners. canada and mexico will be hit with 25 percent tar spots. they'll be just a 10 percent levy on canadian energy products and around 10 percent terms to apply to o chinese export to the u. s. well, that's it from me sort of hide us. you'll find a course more information on our website. our 0 don't com. news also continues here on how to 0 off the women make signs the 2 economic meltdowns, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails integration 11 in his survived on the toilet. civil society, as citizens of stepped in to provide with the state has found thinking goals, or if they could buy us electricity executed by us. many cases, excluding everything is secured by priva

trump's term a month ago. has also said he won't attend next week's meeting of finance ministers in cape town un—american. against the country's white afrikaner minority. and in a briefing to the media this evening, president cyril ramaphosa was keen to downplay this rift with america. he said that mr rubio�*s absence from today's meeting sent a senior diplomat. between south africa and the us, saying that lots of south african companies export goods to the us, including citrus and car parts. and he said that he had spoken to donald trump after he was sworn in, that they talked about the g20 for south africa. this is a tricky moment. mayenijones there. around the world. convicted of sexual assault, after he kissed playerjenni hermoso without her consent. the incident happened on the pitch in sydney as spain he's been fined more than 10,000 euros. lawyers for rubiales said he will appeal the conviction. in pope francis's condition on thursday, as the 88—year—old spent his seventh day in hospital being treated for double pneumonia. into pneumonia in both lungs. results in blood tests. the first

then it was back to cape town for the second marathon.madrid, then fortaleza, brazil for the sixth marathon. >> that was the race that almost broke me, actually, because it was about 85 degrees, just absolutely oppressive humidity, barely any shade, you know, sixth marathon. i had severe chafing just from the clothing, from sweating through. it was just brutal. but we managed to get through that. >> before the last race in miami. so yes, it is possible to run seven marathons in a week on seven different continents. adele is proof. so why did he do it? >> i was really looking for something to sort of provide some, i guess you could say meaning in my life in terms of a new challenge, a new way to stretch myself. >> and the golden question, would he do it again? >> yeah, i would definitely consider doing it again. it's a it's a big financial investment to participate in the event. and also just the sheer amount of time you spend away from family and work to run really makes it a big commitment. but it's just such a once in a lifetime experie

they should be in cape town, south africa, and having spray boards in no ministry area. and remember we dial into the very bought and have a meeting in melvin. well, having your meetings and going about your life and to talk about that same time. it's so exciting this technology because it do see full, a safe impala of being more than who they office are using technology to amplify your impact. so is the flow right? well, instead of being goes over that with good able to go to the sleep bills and just waiting to the final be rigorous, testing on to a you know, to make sure they tossed everything in and say, darn, we send them back. said the fix. i always try to think of my robots in terms of how they can be sort of people at the disability. i mean, my name is data side of that report. the ability to recognize objects on the far so that people with fluorescent vision would be able to recognize every day objects just by pointing that for an audit. hey guys, is joy demonstrating a new app for the blind that you guys are going to really enjoy? it is called a i believe. so we

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is produced, indicate plural region, a global biodiversity hot spot for plants and animals around cape town and beyond. protecting this habitat is key, pamela anata, or heaven and earth valley lines within this region and is considered a hidden gym for wine lovers. the south african wine is known for being top quality, and most wineries are eco friendly to, with 90 percent green certified. but retailers and fraud often don't want to pay more for it. we have different sustainability issues that we face. we are not using so much energy and we are not using so many resources as global notice using to be honest with you. but in the global south, one of the most important things is how do we take care of people and our communities? and i think sometimes google knows once winds at certain price points. what about making sure that we pay everyone really a decent wage? and this is so important that we do that for me, that's the most important thing. the south african wine industry employed more than 270000 people in 2023. many depend on these jobs. you know, we haven't quite to big unemployment in

out to that the us will be represented as a cabinet level at the g 20 foreign ministers meeting in cape town next week. it would appear that this apparent slighting of this gathering by the us, designed to mo, at south africa, then the g 20 as a whole. the question knocked on the agenda, but in the well president trump attend the hits of state, meeting late to the c a when south africa hands over the g 20 presidency to the united states by kind of out to sierra johannes. but the doctors without borders calling for the protection of civilians and humanitarian access is them. 23 forces in the army buckland, the democratic republic of congo, the arm group and its allies have been advancing north and south keeping provinces advancing more than 200 kilometers north of going back. since they came because everyone sunday, they've moved around a 100 kilometers south towards the town via the meanwhile, and essentially because of the n $23.00 is organized, but they cooling clean up the streets and $23.00 splits passed and tried to reassure people to the forces of the to provide security. they also cri

there's most thunderstorms stretching from angola all the way to madagascar dryer in cape town, or the, [000:00:00;00] the other one, adrian said again, and this is counting the cost on that was a 0 you'll, we can look at the world of business and economics this reach donald trump's terrace against mexico and canada on hold for now. but the us trade dispute the china rumbles on. so what's behind trumps.

speaking at a mining conference in cape town this week he said that even be then i'm going to pay us. then i'm going to get all the goods and by the way, he said after that should not be afraid of friends coming out of the post of an oldest, devising story, say to online and on at their at out. see, we've looked at the the hello and welcome to, well, it's a part of the know the ration of donald trump has usher, then a couple of new phrases intervene. geo political for an actually in addition to familiar references to create deals, he's officials in pricing. we talk about diffusion of ideas and human florida. she, what's the name for the rest of us as to trump is making its trumpeting re entry onto the global stage of to discuss that. i'm now joined by chevy. of hon. rector of alton boss university in turkey. professor sean is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you. now the trump administration has come in with a big bang more than 50 executive orders signed in less than a week. most of them with a marker. what's your impression of this new teams so far? exactly.

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