. >> super model naomiaomiaomiaomi recently in cape town south africa. ♪ >> this is like, i can do moree. thank you very much. she's getting it done though. and then she went over to the marian rc school and of course all the girls there went >> a lot of those kids weren't even born at the peek of her career and still those kids went crazy. >> not only because she's a super model. >> you are right, as she walks around the room, they scream and cry. she gives hugs. this young woman was overcome with >> i'd give her a hug too. >> there is a enough love to go around. >> if you are trying your game, always helpful to have somebody else push you. in this case, a pro mountain biker. crossing it up over each jump. mateo is not a professional mountain biker yet. he's well on his way. he's got skills. >> you can see it because he's so small. the bike is small too. he's just sending it over these full size jumps. he's hot on his heels. doesn't seem to scare this kid at all. he said it was quite aumbl experience. >> it is always impressive to see this young talent. i'm pretty sure mateo has a brig

thousand and seven to a poor south african neighborhood just outside cape town when using honor enter edition come together in an unusual annual competition. in recent years south africa has seen huge political upheaval and corruption scandals and cape town south africa second largest city has been feeling the impact of climate change and struggling with drastic water shortages a decade ago south africa seemed to be moving towards a more inclusive post apartheid world yet in the poorest suburbs of cape town local communities still maintain their distinctive identities based in the cape flats the muslim community holds an annual singing competition for the sale of affairs jovi and in two thousand and seven the witness series was there to film this contest which sheds a unique light on the diversity and inequalities of modern soph africa here is the silva phase. this is the story of a man with a dream but it plays out on the dark side. till nine hundred sixty five or thereabouts most of the town's muslims lived in the city proper this book of accounts a language they helped create and many had roots that went back centuries but when the party derived they were forced to

a huge cannabis expo has opened in cape town south africa's highest court legalized the use of the drug by adults in private places last september it also granted adults the right to grow marijuana for private consumption the expo focuses on a small but growing cannabis industry in south africa many countries around the world are either legalizing cannabis or giving the green light for medical use and it is not explored cannabis is already used in many countries to treat a range of health conflicts. and the bonus they are followers. after the break with the best of the action from the top of the table clash between byron munich and dortmund would dortmund live to rue this early miss against defending champions find out soon when we'll bring you the goals for the rest of saturday's games two. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the forces commanded by a libyan warlord to close in on tripoli as the power struggle in the north african country heats up that admissions calls on the militias to halt their advance the capital of libya amid fears that you see. for now and o

a huge cannabis expo has opened in cape town south africa's highest court legalized the use of the drug by adults in private places last september it also granted at all to the right to grow marijuana for private consumption the expo focuses on the small but growing cannabis industry in south africa many countries around the world are either the eagle eyes in cannabis or giving the green light for medical use and or cannabis is already used in many countries to treat a range of health conflicts. and the bundesliga show follows after the break with the best of the action from the top of the table clash between byard munich. and dortmund would dortmund live to rue this early mistake as defending champions byron find out soon and we'll bring you the goals for the rest of saturday's games too. but for now and on behalf of the whole team here in berlin thanks for watching you know. i'm secure in the fire. and in the end this is a me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and the.

thousand and seven to a poor south african neighborhood just outside cape town when using honor enter edition come together in an unusual annual competition. in recent years south africa has seen huge political upheaval and corruption scandals and cape town south africa second largest city has been feeling the impact of climate change and struggling with drastic water shortages a decade ago south africa seemed to be moving towards a more inclusive post apartheid world yet in the poorest suburbs of cape town local communities still maintain their distinctive identities based in the cape flats the muslim community holds an annual singing competition for the sale of affairs jovi and in two thousand and seven the witness series was there to film this contest which sheds a unique light on the diversity and inequalities of modern soph africa here is the sale of effect. this is the story of a man with a dream but it plays out on the dark side. till nine hundred sixty five or thereabouts most of the town's muslims lived in the city proper this book of recounts a language that helped create and many have roots that went back centuries but when a part of derived they were force

but first we take you to the outskirts of cape town in south africa where women and girls live in an informal settlements i specially got to risk salt so then based on got on the phone the engine you bought scrolls decided to do something about it. one troll one told. me it's almost fifty degrees in the schoolyard but that doesn't stop him lisa and gum lana and how bucks gail is from giving it their all to the girls this is more than just a workout. of course they are self confident interest to empower them as a woman like just for them to grow up knowing that like of the woman they were power they have a say and they can motivate others they could be of the leaders of tomorrow. tembisa works as a facilitator for boxcars the n.g.o.s teaches girls how to defend themselves against violent attacks like most of the guards she is coaching she also comes from the township of khayelitsha almost four hundred thousand people live in this township east of kept on. is one of the poorest parts of the city and up to a third of its inhabitants believe in informal dwellings crime rates and violence

three billion dollars to projects in south africa than that was established by the brics countries that result russia india china and south africa doing in cape town on monday it announced almost eight hundred million dollars will go to three south african ventures with more to follow it is thought that as least some of that money will go to the struggling state energy company eskom problems at the into this you have caused a series of blackouts this year. at the head of a trade famine machine are getting increasingly closely connected does the show actually square with reality or is it just showcasing the pipe dreams of software engineers and who will be allowed to build the infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence operations and five g. the new standard for ultra fast mobile connection turns out there's hope for while a german chancellor merkel stressed she does not want to exclude single providers from contracts shaping the future. look don't touch simple i contact controls this machine is this hands off robotic arm the future of automation the latest technologies like this one here on display at the hanover trade fair technology is a

of the unsold food is going to a homeless shelter in cape town it's a practice that could work for the whole of south africa in a country where twelve million people regularly go hungry at least a part of the surplus food could be put to. yes. from the south of the continent we had back up to the north the next report council morocco when initiative is bringing light to remote villages in the atlas mountains a single bottle in places like that can change the lives of entire families and in this project it's being done in a sustainable way that's right z. they nisha to be setting up simple solar pa systems but the country wants to set an example in the region and he's also trying to implement solar energy on a wider scale to do it morrocco has build one of the biggest solar power plants that uses and the rate of seven thousand five hundred mirrors and the clean energy comes from a steady reliable source the sun would shine at least three thousand dollars a year in morocco. the drive into the atlas mountains takes us hours for technician joe would be journeys like this one into far flung villages are part of

and development from london joseph chain a commentator on south african affairs and former columnist at new africa magazine and from cape town via skype solutia who's a researcher at the institute for global dialogue a south african think tank welcome to you all let's start with you ayesha have notes and mandela's dreams of a rainbow nation where everyone is equal where people are able to access their basic human economic and social rights and those dreams been realized over the last twenty five years. not as a rule there has been some movement in terms of the enrichment of a small number of black middle class and. elites in the economy but really you find that. this is still a very very divided society socially culturally politically and economically and that dream of a rainbow nation has largely become a nightmare of a ghetto wise society where the poor are becoming poorer and the rich are becoming richer essentially where broad and deep levels of corruption have become endemic both within the public sector and the private sector and you have a population that has become very very disenchanted with its government and with

cape town. ♪ apartheid may have been abolished 25 years ago, but life remains extremely tough for south africa'slack majority. millions live in poverty and unemployment is the harsh reality for almost 60% of young people. a hot bed for violence and crime. recent crime statistics registered 20,000 murders a year, the equivalent of 56 a day. the townships of cape town's cape flats region are not far from popular tourist areas. and life there is dominated by violence. there are many young men with few opportunities in life and a lot of weapons. in some districts, the death rate is akin to that of war zones. [gunshot >> it's beenen likened t to ar zo, wiwith0 fatalitities a month, evevery month. dozensns of gangs fighting for susupremacy anand territory ine poverty-striricken townships f cape town, most imimportantly r controrol of the n ncotics mark. crystal meth and heroin have become a serious and deadly business. [screaming] >>>> the e cape flats arerea has onoe of thehe highest homomicide ratn the planetet. it lies thehe shadow ofof tab mountainin, and is j just a few miles away frorom the city

and development from london joseph chain a commentator on south african affairs and former columnist at new africa magazine and from cape town via skype. who's a researcher at the institute for global dialogue a south african think tank welcome to you all let's start with you ayesha have notes and mandela's dreams of a rainbow nation where everyone is equal where people are able to access their basic human economic concern rights and those dreams been realized over the last twenty five years. not at all. there has been some movement in terms of the enrichment of a small number of black middle class and. elites in the economy but really you find that this is still a very very divided society socially culturally politically and economically and that dream of a rainbow nation has largely become a nightmare of a ghetto wise society where the poor are becoming poorer and the rich are becoming richer essentially where broad and deep levels of corruption have become endemic both within the public sector and the private sector and you have a population that has become very very disenchanted with its government and with the promises

and development from london joseph chain a commentator on south african affairs and former columnist at new africa magazine and from cape town via skype. ny to who's a researcher at the institute for global dialogue a south african think tank welcome to you all let's start with you ayesha have notes and mandela's dreams of a rainbow nation where everyone is equal where people are able to access their basic human economic concern rights and those dreams been realized over the last twenty five years. not at all. there has been some movement in terms of the enrichment of a small number of black middle class and. elites in the economy but really you find that. this is still a very very divided society socially culturally politically and economically and that dream of a rainbow nation has largely become a nightmare of a ghetto wise society where the poor are becoming poorer and the rich are becoming richer essentially broad and deep levels of corruption have become endemic both within the public sector and the private sector and you have a population that has become very very disenchanted with its government and with the promises

south africa where decades of apartheid and french those views our music school in johannesburg is aiming to send classically trained musicians from the township of soweto to the symphony orchestra's of cape town london and new york. picked up a violin for the first time three years ago and since then classical music has become his passion the sixty year old so the african lives in switzer with his great grandmother because his mother a drug addict is really around. it tells me to fuck it up on the situation at an. exhibition game might get out. there. but school in a corner so. it's distasteful. five times a week he goes to pass kate a music school in the heart of so when it was opened by rosemarie meldrum in one nine hundred ninety seven after the end of apartheid for the seventy five year old english violinist music is not just about getting neighborhood kids off the street sometimes it's about finding a special talent like golani and. got a violin up and stick second under his chin and i could see almost immediately that it just fish it worked he's physically very talented and his musical was. doing our part to play in classical music was a skill mostly reserved for white south africans bu

such as durbin and cape town where black south africans are attacking black africans who they say have no documents to be in the country they say things like why are you in south africa you are taking our jobs taking our women you are fighting with us for scarce resources and they want them gone and so we see in in some places for example for example about three hundred allowance i've been forced to move into a camp in a certain part of the africa because they too scared to live in the communities they used to live in because they say they've been threatened by black south africans is an issue that's of divided many south africans some say they partly agree with africans who feel aggrieved by foreigners who come into this country without documentation and get jobs and work for cheap labor and the only sound we say but hang on a minute is not just africans who are in south africa illegally they are europeans americans people elsewhere across the world why are very not being target as all of those issues that so becomes the fore and again i remind you this is all these issues unemployment poverty education health care in a phobia war be continuing themes as i'm here to