these are telephones frivolous they allow people to be moved to places simply asleep to be in cape town south africa and have these 3 boats in melbourne australia and really down to the very bottom and have a midi in mobile while having your meetings and going about your life in cape town south africa same time. it's so exciting this technology because it gives people a super power of. being more than who they are so are you using technology to amplify your empower. so we've got full reverse sort of even. with good reports here the fully builds and just say any. final victory rigorous testing. you know should make sure they cost everything and say during this in the back to be fixed. i always try to think of. my robots in terms of how they can be useful to people at the disability. and we decided that would put the ability to recognize objects on the fire so people with better vision would be able to recognise everyday objects just by pointing their for another. hey guys. i'm going to be demonstrating a new app for the blind that point really enjoying it is calling it a i believe so we can detect ob

and have a meeting in melbourne and well have your meetings and going about your life in cape town south africa same time. it's so exciting with technology because if you see people a superpower of. being more than who they are you using technology to amplify your empower. so we've got florida city being. with good results here the fleet builds and just say any. final victory rigorous testing on cue a notion make sure they cost everything and say during this in the back to be fixed . i always try to think of. my robots in terms of how they can be useful to the disability. and we decided that would put the ability to recognize objects on the farm so that people with better vision would be able to recognize everyday objects just by pointing the finger not at. guys sure you are. going to be demonstrating a new app for the blind that point really enjoying it is called a i believe so we can detect objects you want your phone and i will try to. love bridges. good had a blind school contact us and say they were teaching it in their classrooms and the girls in particular really life to because it meant

the color is from cape town, larth africa -- the col is from cape town, south africa. the standard robe is made for a man because it has a place for the shirt to show in the time -- and the tie. so, sandra day o'connor and i thought it would be appropriate it as part of our , something typical of a woman. i have many, many collars. this is one of my favorites. >> what is the symbolism of this being from south africa and is from england? justice ginsburg: no symbolism. this is a lord mayor's robe. it is not a judge's robe. and i saw this in a museum in cape town. >> what is the importance of a robe for a judge? justice ginsburg: i think it is a symbol of we are all in the business of impartial judging. and in the united states, i think the pattern was set by the great chief justice john judges in theaid united states should not wear red or maroon robes. they should wear plain black. everyne's unaware, -- once in a while, not in this court, but when i judge moot court in law school, i will use this robe. one was a gift to me by the supreme people's court in china i think

the color -- caller is from cape town, south africa. robe is the standard made for a man because it has a place for his shirt to show and a tie. i sandra day o'connor and thought it would be appropriate included it as part of our , something typical of a woman. i have many callers. this is one of my favorite. >> what is the symbolism of this being from south africa? justice ginsburg: no symbolism. i liked it. this is not a judges robe. saw this in a -- museum in cape town. >> what is the importance of the road for a judge? justice ginsburg: it's a simple. -- symbol. we are all in the business of impartial judging. in the united states, the pattern was set by john marshall , judges in the united states should not wear royal robes. they should not wear red robes or maroon robes. they should wear plain black. but every once in a while, not in this court, but when i was in law school, i wore this robe. one -- this one was a gift to me by the supreme people's court in china. china, i think it their95, i was aghast of -- a guest of their high

ar is from cape town, south africa. is made for aobe place fore it has a the shirt to show and the tie. sandra day o'connor and i thought it would be appropriate if we included it as part of our , something typical of a woman. i have many collars. >> what is the symbol and was them -- symbolism of this being from africa? justice ginsburg: there is no symbolism. i just liked it. i just saw this in cape town. >> what is the importance of a robe for judge? justice ginsburg: i think it is all in theof we are ,usiness of impartial judging and in the united states i think the pattern was set by john dresses who said that in the united states should not robes.yal robes, not red they should wear plain fat --plain black. c-span.organ go to and go to our supreme court page to learn more about the supreme court and to watch the c-span series and videos that will explain to you some of the practices. you can listen to videos and watch videos of ruth bader ginsburg and her colleagues on the supreme court. c-span.org. that at y, from

ar is from cape town, south africa. is made for aobe place fore it has a the shirt to show and the tie. sandra day o'connor and i thought it would be appropriate if we included it as part of our , something typical of a woman. i have many collars. >> what is the symbol and was them -- symbolism of this being from africa? justice ginsburg: there is no symbolism. i just liked it. i just saw this in cape town. >> what is the importance of a robe for judge? justice ginsburg: i think it is all in theof we are ,usiness of impartial judging and in the united states i think the pattern was set by john dresses who said that in the united states should not robes.yal robes, not red they should wear plain fat --plain black. c-span.organ go to and go to our supreme court page to learn more about the supreme court and to watch the c-span series and videos that will explain to you some of the practices. you can listen to videos and watch videos of ruth bader ginsburg and her colleagues on the supreme court. c-span.org. that at y, from

science i went straight into cardiology and whipped with some of the talks cardiologists in cape town in south africa and it was. to the time when the new dodgy guidelines came out $976977.00 and semiprecious there was a new card each bought a you can't eat bacon and eggs you cause to eat sausages and he was strangled next in the bin that you it if you had breakfast with him you had to eat your cereals and grains and so what was i mean just think yes there will be one of the wilderness archies telling me what the american heart association news says is good for me my wife fortunately never listened to it and she continued to eat the butter in the cheese and then says he was lost at me she says how could you have been brainwashed by these people but the reality is you're with them every day it's very difficult that think otherwise. i don't want to downplay * your legacy but i think that probably the most important thing that you've ever gotten you lack you know what i mean satire or delusion searing and that is hitting from it and then back and i think that it was misguided and actually you know takin

choose that africa is their investing this nation maybe they bring along some candles but obviously that's not the solution. in cape town thank you so much for this when staying in the region south africa not its 2nd biggest a trade surplus on record in august government data released on tuesday showed exports rose 6.6 percent from a month earlier that's thanks to the surging sales of precious metals and stones along with vehicles to customers abroad imports have also begun to recover from a steep slide this year as a nationwide lockdown and its economic fallout reduced south africa's demand for foreign goods even with a recovery in august imports are still down 21 percent this year and the economy is still headed for its worst annual contraction since the 1930 s. . moving to the world's largest economy now and the upcoming us presidential election last night's much anticipated debate between donald trump and rival joe biden may have been an ordeal for many of us but did it clarify their positions on the economy unemployment trade with china taxation at least all came in for a comment people out there need help but why didn't you do it over again in the last 25 years i think the

example don't you think we're coming out to the last report of our show and we're heading to south africa in cape town a young and to print is filling a gap in his community with a simple but genius business idea a bike delivery savvy so guys out on the saddle and let's go for right. young guys in blue overalls streets of. residential. use to decide. this is the man behind the bicycle. clouded delivery system. founded business a delivery service on bikes the 1st one in the township. kallen starts every day with a team meeting a group discusses and customer service practices the idea for the business stems from his own experience. and then something from. me and. so i think you need. someone. like the guys i had to call in doesn't have time to do deliveries anymore there's too much admin work to get done says a 22 year old started cloudy deliveries and generate 2020. steady and the corner virus pandemic to start a business even more today the team has around 20 delivery drivers. before one of them on his shift 1000 year old into the cozy scene with buying groceries and a cell phone cover for a busy cus

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example don't you think we're coming out to the last report of our show and we're heading to south africa in cape town a young and to print who is filling a gap in his community with a simple but genius business idea of bike delivery savvy so guys out on the saddle and let's go for right. young guys in blue overalls the streets of. the residential. used to decide. this is the man behind the bicycle. clouded delivery system a founded business a delivery service on bikes the 1st one in the township. kallen starts every day with a team meeting a group discusses and customer service practices the idea for the business stems from his own experience. well find something and then something from. me and. so i think in. some way. the guys i had to call in doesn't have time to do deliveries anymore there's too much admin work to get done says a 22 year old started cloudy deliveries in general 2020. 30 and the corner virus pandemic to start a business even more today the team has around 20 delivery drivers. before me one of them on his shift 1000 year old into the cozy scene with buying groceries and a cell phon

south africa. we are fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town, and partners in mozambique as we were able to identify this shipwreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a ship wreck is some of the archival research revealed that there were 1400 battle stones on the ship, those were used to offset the human waste and we know that there were battle zones on the ship because we found them on the ocean floor. we are excited to feature those in this space in the middle passage. >> the white hood became the symbol of the ku klux klan and was widely seen across society protecting the identity of individuals, though in most communities, everyone knew who was underneath the hood. it was not just the physical terror up a mike by the clan and the lynchings that the clan and other parts of society conducted. individuals were illegally murdered with no consequences on the perpetrators from the 1880's into the 1940's. it was a constant process of terror, of intimidation. the other part was not so physical, i

tanzania and up towards somalia some fairly heavy rain as we go through friday into south africa certainly impacting cape town and then it works its way around to the east coast john is the to the will stay is fine and dry as you can see how much is on the high side against an average of 23. as it's really prepares for good. fire season survivors of the last summer's catastrophic fires are still struggling one on one east follows one community's road to recovery on al-jazeera. one day i might be covering politics to do in the next hour my fear of micro tossing from serbia the hungry to what's most important to be just talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can be the headlines in the most human way possible. cure it i just see it or we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. to. hello are you on the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is standing by his refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses november's election senior republicans distance themselves from his controversial remarks trump has again questioned if mail in voting will be ho

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south africa. we are fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town, and partners in mozambique as we were able to identify the slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a slave ship wreck is some of the research revealed there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship. those were used to offset the human weight. we know there were ballast stones because we found them on the ocean floor. we are excited to feature those in the middle space in middle passage. we do not have images in this space. we chose to allow the first-person voice to carry the space. we wanted those who went through the experience to speak for themselves. while we talk about the human story, the human story extends to everybody. you will hear voices of those who were enslaved but you also hear voices of crew members. you'll hear voices of slaves -- slave ship surgeons. discussing the horrors of the experience, but also understand there is an important understanding of the resistance, resilience, and the survival. we think of

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and central areas of south africa really for the next couple of days but also on thursday wanted to showers along the south coast he needs temperatures a little bit low 14 in cape town the same importance both and they were dead johannesburg with a hive 19. 2 planes came from. 15 checked now i'll tell you stuff here much of. it is possible to fully clean the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully clean just wanted to give them some of the stuff that speaking about the role in the before even the saudi government just a. murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. and the 1st us presidential debate dissolves into a chaotic bitsa fight with name calling and accusations of racism. and you are serious yours is a rather still left with you she was about race and who is on your list this is still undecided actually. i'm sami's a this is al jazeera live from.

tanzania and up towards somalia some fairly heavy rain as we go through friday into south africa certainly impacting cape town and then it works its way around to the east coast john is the to the will stay is fine and dry as you can see how much is on the high side against an average of 23. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something to be told that it. is not going to african. country his email let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the free space award encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption hero. nominate now. as astronomy prepares for bushfire scenes the survivors of the last summer's catastrophic fires are still struggling whether one east follows one community's road to recovery now just 0. you want your jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says there will be an orderly transfer of power after the november election tha

cape town's famed wrong streets say they are intimidated by gangster bosses into paying so-called protection money now it's been a long standing issue in the city now off the one ball recently. south africa's police minister appointed a special committee to crack down on the record. correspondent. the man believed to be their kingpin of organized crime in. cape town's long street is the city's main nightlife district full of bars and restaurants it's been tough here since the coronavirus pandemic hit many businesses have had to close customers are staying away. businesses here in cape town are suffering because of the economic consequences of the lockdown there's a night curfew in place every day from midnight international to is only be allowed in the country 1st of october but this is not the only problem some business owners are complaining that despite the economic hardship they still have to pay protection money. to bere house on long street has since reopened but the bar's owner randolph your bird is currently stuck in germany mostly because south africa's borders are closed but also because he's afraid he's refused to pay protection money and as chairman of the long street associati

pockets so people are very upset about that all right so sour mood there in south africa at the moment ellis fund for us in cape town thank you or let's go to some of the other business stories making global headlines the japanese economy shrank by an annualized rate of 28 percent in the 2nd quarter pushing the country further into its worst recession since the 2nd world war coronavirus restrictions have since been largely lifted but the economic recovery has remained sluggish that according to early data for july and august. australian regulators say they will examine competition between apples and google's app stores and the sharing of data to also look into price transparency the country has lately taken a tough stance on u.s. tech giants a new government plan calls on facebook and google to pay for news that its sources locally. right back to berlin where german carmakers are scheduled to meet the chancellor today to discuss government help and demand has plummeted in recent months to the pandemic and sales are only likely to return slowly berlin is more interested in the future that is the newest technology bec

so people are very upset about that all right so a sour mood there in south africa at the moment elephant gelder for us in cape town thank you or let's go to some of the other business stories making global headlines the japanese economy shrank by an annualized rate of 28 percent in the 2nd quarter pushing the country further into its worst recession since the 2nd world war coronavirus restrictions have since been largely lifted but the economic recovery has remained sluggish that according to early data for july and august. australian regulators say they will examine competition between apples and google's app stores and the sharing of data they also look into price transparency the country has lately taken a tough stance on u.s. tech giants a new government plan calls on facebook and google to pay for news that its sources locally. back to berlin where german carmakers are scheduled to meet the chancellor today to discuss government help and demand has plummeted in recent months to the pandemic and sales are only likely to return slowly berlin is more interested in the future that is the newest technology because

south africa. we are very fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape townrtners in mozambique as we were able to identify this slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key marker start and if i this is a shipwreck, a slave shipwreck in particular, is some of the archival research revealed that in fact there were 1400 battle stones on the ship. they were used to offset the human weight. we know that in fact they were on the ship because we found them on the ocean floor. so we are excited to be able to feature those in this particular space in the passage. >> the white hood became the symbol of the ku klux klan. and what is widely seen across a protecting the identity of the individuals even though in most communities everyone knew who was underneath the hood. but it was not just the physical terror up a demised by the klan and the lynchings that the clan and other parts of society conducted. werethan 4000 individuals illegally murdered with no consequences on the perpetrators from the 1880's into the 1940's. it was a cons

central areas of the south africa really for the next couple of days but also on thursday want to see showers along the south coast here with these temperatures a little bit low 14 in cape town the same importance both and they went. with a high of 90. but. 40 years ago on october the 6th when muslims were observing ramadan and jews were celebrating young people in egypt and syria going to surprise war against israel. out of israel permitted so to get into this situation of disaster now in the 1st of a 3 part series al-jazeera explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october on al-jazeera. the. welcome back you're watching us is here i'm peter darby your main story today the emir of kuwait shakes up by al sabah has died at the age of 91 he was hailed as a mediator across the middle east or will the country from 2006 but he spent decades shaping foreign policy. leaders from around the world are reacting to his death and offering condolences the u.n. secretary general and one of the terrorist praising him today saying millions of people are alive because of the work of the emir. the crown prince shaikh now of our last word al sabah is expected to be swor

areas all the south africa really for the next couple of days but also on thursday want to see showers along the south coast here with these temperatures a little bit low 14 in cape town the same importance both and they what. with a high of 90. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something to be told that there. isn't one african. country he's even let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the free space i want to come in just the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption here. nominate not. through the noise journal and the hacker community find a way to tell this story for the record i find they really know. where they live and you're monitoring the media listening post on al-jazeera. you're watching the al-jazeera news coming to you live from the top story the emir of kuwait shakes up a lot when al sabah has died at the age of 91 he was hailed as a mediator across the middle east alsop of the country from 2006 but it spent decades shaping foreign policy. t

and central areas of south africa really for the next couple of days but also on thursday well into shows along the south coast he needs temperatures a little bit low 14 in cape town the same in portland both and a what then johannesburg with a hive 19. to he not global community we are i think this conversation elbow but i will tell chris is the worst possible looks like the part of the debate you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just call it what. you see is the reach of the richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill the story the system it's just a look at the system and a modern world this dream on out is there. this is could mind over headlines this hour a bad tempered and at times celtic 1st debate between us president don't trump and his democratic challenger chill. that's taking place in ohio biden called trump a liar and a client the us president question disputes intelligence. in a discussion on race relations trump fail to condemn point supremacy as some target said what he called the radical left. well as we've been mentioning that debates plays rights and chaotic

couple of days notice a bad day friday further to the south across south africa by there is more rain in the forecast pushing into his cape town on saturday i will see more of those scattered showers and cloudy conditions throughout much of central and southern areas of mozambique. but. a unique kid endangered biodiversity lies in the heart of one of the ecuador's tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about a city i knew most of we have here and now that probably alleges becoming by their self conservation in their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untied teams afterwards to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. worthy of a lot. again this is going to surprise you of the main news this hour says that greece and turkey are to hold talks trying to diffuse tension in the eastern mediterranean they've been locked in an escalating dispute over gas exploration rights. u.s. president donald trump has backtracked on his suggestion that people try to vote twice in november election he says the mail in vote

central areas of south africa really for the next couple of days but also on thursday want to see showers along the south coast here with these temperatures a little bit low 14 in cape town the same in portland both and a wet day with a high of 90. cut through the noise figure back up what they're going to be into 3 hours and listen journalist the fact that there are 5 ways tell this story one of the problems that they're just really are a lot of people of color who are making the fashion press run psychological of the fact that it works the rest of funday pretty nervous because you know their work table by the listening post monitors and interprets the media on al-jazeera. you're. for. or to. this is down to 0 a quick mind over the top stories for you this hour about temperance and scale 6 1st debates between us president told trump and his democratic challenger joe biden trying to call biden called trump a liar and a climbing wall the president questioned his opponent's intelligence. in a segment on race relations trump failed see you condemn points a premises and targets is for he called the rats a cool blank it's. about debates to send a message personal attacks joe

tram is back on track south africa's strict lockdown had put a stop to the tourist attraction but now passengers can enjoy the views over the video it's just an hour from cape town it's also a great excuse to try plenty of wine. you know the good 19th you know how when you work there it's the difficulty because you in and out at the end work. so being on technically do wonders with the phrase you know escape as much as we can so that it's a business and we slowly opening the economy so it can oh yeah i would like. the tram when's its way through the historic french valley south africa's world famous wine region unlike before most of the passengers are day tripping locals foreign tourism is yet to see a revival here but the owner of the tram line david bleich expects a steady turnaround in the coming months. in february was a 1000 people a day and. on saturday we're doing 250 and that's the 3rd set. so the numbers are going up winemakers and restaurant owners are also hoping for an uptick in visitors for 6 months the entire tourism industry came to a standstill a lot of jobs here are dependent on the wineries as well as the tram that brings in the tourists withou

this is student news africa coming up on the program today the new neighborhood in cape town named after the pandemic will meet the south africans building a new settlement optical that 19 left them home and. everything just have them so though because of discovered there were lost jobs there were nothing for the money anything and that's why we have to take. and getting 6 if you cation 2 out of school girls in malawi a country seen a surge in teenage pregnancies during the and david lock down. class sweeney the refugee teacher from south sudan who's using his education to pave the way for refugee children to go to university. and welcome to news africa company south africans who have been left homeless by the coronavirus pandemic have resorted to building shacks in new informal settlements the surge in new squatter camps with names like sanitizer and corona village have drawn tough response from the local government that has responded with . the say they have nowhere else to go often losing their jobs and then their homes because they could not pay rent. khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 p

tram is back on track south africa's strict lock down had put a stop to the tourist attraction but now passengers can enjoy the views over the video it's just an hour from cape town it's also a great excuse to try plenty of wine. you know the good 19th you know how when you work it's the difficulty because you in and out at the end work. so being out definitely you do wonders with the phrase you know escape you have the must as much as we can so this is fabulous and we slowly opening the economy so we can oh yeah i would watch. the tram whens its way through the historic french valley south africa's world famous wine region unlike before most of the passengers are day tripping locals and tourism is yet to see a revival here but the owner of the tram line david blight expects a steady turnaround in the coming months. in february was a 1000 people a day and today. on saturday we doing 250 and that's the 3rd set. so the numbers are going up winemakers and restaurant owners are also hoping for an uptick in visitors for 6 months the entire tourism industry came to a standstill a lot of jobs here are dependent on the wineries as well as the tram that brings in the tour

cape town's famed long streets say they are intimidated by gangster bosses into pain so called protection money now it's been a long standing issue in the city now after one ball recently. south africa's police minister appointed as special committee to crack down on the record. correspondent krishna met the man believed to be their kingpin of organized crime in. cape town's long street is the city's main nightlife district full of bars and restaurants it's been tough here since the coronavirus pandemic hit many businesses have had to close customers are staying away. businesses here in cape town are suffering because of the economic consequences of the lockdown there's a night curfew ablaze every day for a midnight international troops who only be allowed back in the country 1st of october and this is not the only problem some business owners are complaining that despite the economic hardship they still have to pay protection money. to beer house on long street has since reopened but the powers owner randolph your bird is currently stuck in germany mostly because south africa's borders are closed but also because he's afraid he's refused to pay protection money and as chairman of the

cape town's famed wrong streets say they are intimidated by gangster bosses into pain so called protection money now it's been a long standing issue in the city now after one recently spoke out south africa's police minister appointed a special committee to crack down on the record. correspondent krishna met the man believed to be their kingpin of organized crime in. cape town's long street is the city's main nightlife district full of bars and restaurants it's been tough here since the coronavirus pandemic hit many businesses have had to close customers are staying away. businesses here in cape town are suffering because of the economic consequences of the lockdown there's a night curfew ablaze every day from midnight international to is to be allowed in the country 1st of october and this is not the only problem some business owners are complaining that despite the economic hardship they still have to pay protection money. to bere house on long street has since reopened but the powers owner randolph your bird is currently stuck in germany mostly because south africa's borders are closed but also because he's afraid he's refused to pay protection money and as chairman of the long street a

some candles but obviously that's not the solution is found in cape town thank you so much for this when staying in the region south africa not its 2nd biggest to trade surplus on record in august government data released on tuesday showed exports rose 6.6 percent from a month earlier that's thanks to the surging sales of precious metals and stones along with a course to customers abroad imports have also begun to recover from a steep slide this year as a nationwide lockdown and its economic fallout reduced south africa's demand for foreign goods even with a recovery in august imports are still down 21 percent this year and the economy is still headed for its worst annual contraction since the 1930 s. . moving to the world's largest economy now and the upcoming us presidential election last night's much anticipated debate between donald trump and rival joe biden may have been an ordeal for many of us but did it clarify their positions on the economy unemployment trade with china taxation at least all came in for a comment people out there need help but why do you do it over again in the last 25 years not because the econo

this is student news africa coming up on the program says a new neighborhood in cape town named after the pandemic will meet the south africans building a new settlement optical 1000 left them homes. everything just have them so though because of this coverage there were lost jobs there with nothing for the money anything and that's why we have to take into need. and getting 6 education 2 out of school girls in malawi a country seen a surge in teenage pregnancies during the and david locked out.

south africa's strict lock down had put a stop to the tourist attraction. but now passengers can enjoy the views over the vin yachts just an hour from cape town it's also a great excuse to try plenty of wine. you know the good 19th being the how to work it's the difficulty because you're in and out at the end. so being on technically to be in one this with the phrase you know escaping as much as we can so you stay busy and slowly opening the economy so it can oh yeah i would watch . the tram when's its way through the historic french valley south africa's world famous wine region unlike before most of the passengers are day tripping locals foreign tourism is yet to see a revival here but the owner of the tram line david bleich expects a steady turnaround in the coming months. in february was a 1000 people a day and today. on saturday we do $250.00 and it's the 3rd saturday we've been going so the numbers are going up winemakers and restaurant owners are also hoping for an uptick in visitors for 6 months the entire tourism industry came to a standstill a lot of jobs here are dependent on the wineries as well as the tram that brings in the tourists without the w

this is the news africa coming up on the program today the new neighborhood in cape town named after the pandemic will meet the south africans building a new settlement optical that 19 gave them home. because of this coverage there were lost jobs there were nothing. anything new and that's why we have to cope with maintenance. and getting 6 age occasion to out of school girls in malawi to the country seen a surge in teenage pregnancies during the pandemic lockdown. class we meet the refugee teacher from south sudan who's using his education to pave the way for refugee children to go to university. and welcome to news africa have your company south africans who have been left homeless by the coronavirus pandemic have resorted to building shacks in new informal settlements the surge in new squatter camps with names like sanitizer and curl in a village have drawn tough response from the local government that has responded with you. say they have nowhere else to go after losing their jobs and then their homes because they could not pay rent. khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 people live her

this is due to have been years africa coming up on the program today the new neighborhood in cape town named after the pandemic will meet the south africans building a new settlement optical that 19 left them home. to do just have them so though because of this coverage there were lost jobs there with nothing money anything and that's why we have to take 1000 names. and giving 6 education to out of school girls in malawi a country seen a surge in teenage pregnancies during the day we clocked out. class we meet the refugee teacher from south sudan who's using his education to pave the way for refugee children to go to university. and welcome to news africa company south africans who have been left homeless by the coronavirus pandemic have resorted to building shacks in new informal settlements the surge in new squatter camps with names like sanitize and corona village have drawn tough response from the local government that has responded with you. say they have nowhere else to go often losing their jobs and then their homes because they could not pay rent. khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 people live

this is state of the news africa coming up on the program today the new neighborhood in cape town named after the pandemic will meet the south africans building a new sample meant optical that 19 gave them home. it would just have been so though because of this conflict there were last fall so there was nothing for us to money anything and that's why we have to meet. and getting 6 the education to out of school girls in malawi the country seen a surge in teenage pregnancies during the pandemic lockdown. plus we meet the refugee teacher from south sudan who's using his education to pave the way for refugee children to go to university. and welcome to news africa. south africans who have been left homeless by the coronavirus pandemic have resorted to building shacks in new informal settlements the surge in new squatter camps with names like sanitizer and curl in a village have drawn tough response from the local government that has responded with you. say they have nowhere else to go after losing their jobs and then their homes because they could not pay rent khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than $1000000.00

into eastern africa in just pushing into the south of mozambique through choose to draw into south africa but by wednesday the rain is back in the 4 calls as sunny pushing it towards cape town say a ton which is not fine too bad in history just a one day affair of rain showers that's a wednesday that it clears an important both got fine for the next few days. it is the visible behind a wall of silence by. the rapture is not something to be tolerated. no country. let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the 5th they so want to encourage is the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption hero. nominate now. on counting the cost of debt crisis and insurgent doc rising mozambique's troubled road to becoming the world for biggest gas exporter an epic battle challenges apple's grip on its ups store and the rising prospect of a currency war with the mighty dollar sick tell jim acosta on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera a reminder over our top stories this hour and israeli settler has been handed 3 life sentences in the murder of 3 me

south of mozambique now through choose to draw into south africa but by wednesday the rain is back in the 4 calls as sunny pushing it towards cape town say a ton which is not fine too bad in history just a one day affair of rain showers that's a wednesday that it plays an important both got fine for the next few days. frank assessments what are you seeing back in yemen. told. lisa why did we see if this was an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown many parts of the order me a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate have to use a proxy because look the reason being enters the bill if you do in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. to. my. guess is al-jazeera quit right of the headlines for you know and israeli settler has been handed 3 life sentences for the murder of 3 members of a palestinian family in 2015 a meter on been through a fire bombed the home of the dogshit family in occupied west bank. russia's president has pledged $1500000000.00 to bellow roosts during a meeting with the country's embattled leader xander look at sharon has been faci

some right just starting with the far south of south africa on the cool side over the next as i said temperatures paid back to around 15 celsius in cape town that windy weather will make its way further east. an image can change the way we see the womb if we. now seeing this week with me talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created this longing for a fellow opportunity that can obscure the truth this is only decent news story like this play and the talking points were pretty intense if it can forge narratives all right through the listening post gives you the full picture. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour at least 400 protesters have been arrested in the belorussian capital mintz on the 5th consecutive weekend of huge rallies against president alexander lukashenko of a last month's disputed election. refugees on the greek god and that's boss are being moved into a new site after their camp burnt down the refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and want to be taken to the greek mainland. chinese video sharing tick-tock has accepted a buyout offer from u.s. te

cape town stable mountain. his was a determined struggle for justice and equality that would eventually cost him his life. the. the. the over 50 years after her own staff muslims in south africa gathered to celebrate the life of the anti apartheid campaign. he rose to prominence in 1955 when aged only 32 he put his name forward to become the youngest ever of cape town jimmy a mosque. it was a man who clearly broke the mold he's western appearance shop suit striped shirt with matching cufflinks were hardly traditional dress. some thought that his modern useful style made him unfit for the role but her room presented his personal vision and not for the last time won over hearts and minds. what happened was that there was an opportunity at the at the local must. in claremont and many of these positions they have elections and literally you won by a small margin because there were other candidates as well and they say even each father was one vote against him because they felt age is an important thing. for person to become a new mom they did not consider knowledge and it was them as important things they considered age as an important thing but. they're more wrong he had far mor

couple of days notice a bad day friday further to the south across south africa by there is more rain in the forecast pushing into cape town on saturday i will see more of those scattered showers and try to conditions throughout much of central and southern areas of mozambique. an experimental treatment in russia is hope and some multiple sclerosis sufferers hope the disease what stage of the treatment in us one o one east follows those trying to get in and out of moscow in a time of pandemic. al-jazeera . every. this lands of money in. a politician's playground during election season they say few women on the jury got their. promises are made and votes are gathered their votes are for see they are the bigger the whole thing but will the real changes make their way to the lives of the people who were. on leave in the slant. on al-jazeera. get is heavy with us adrian for the good here in doha with the news from al-jazeera the headlines nato has announced that greece and turkey will attend talks to try to diffuse tension in the eastern mediterranean they've been locked in an escalating disputes of a gas exploration lights. u