well sarah i am in front of one of the liquor stores in capetown at the moment you can see few people are still queuing before they open there was a long line of people waiting to get in and many of them of course where happy those i talked to said well it didn't really make sense to have this band they said it was still available both alcohol and cigarettes on the black market they just have to spend more money for it but i was also quite surprised that some people in the line here told me that they could understand the government that they introduced this rule because the peak was there was the 1st peak of the pandemic and the hospitals have seen so many trauma admissions so many car accident and this was exactly the reason why the government decided to reintroduce for 2nd time this ban on alcohol sales to keep the hospitals empty to make sure that the doctors and nurses have time to take care on 1000 patients rather so then therefore adriaan how confident are the authorities that the outbreak is now under control. well i mean the numbers look quite promising at the moment a few wee

thank you very much thank you and let's go over to africa now where tourism is a major industry in capetown bringing in money and jobs and otherwise struggling a cock khana me thinking the pen demick south africa like much of the rest of the world is at a standstill and that's put 90000 jobs on the line the government is trying to help but some think that it might not be enough. it's been voted africa's top tourist destination many a time but like numerous destinations around the globe cape town's tourism industry has been hit hard by the pandemic hotels are empty and so it's cape town's most photographed street in the colorful bow carp neighborhood. local talk guide refuge jacobs hasn't welcomed any visitors in 4 months. though the residents enjoy the quiet the economic impact here has been huge. income and a lot of people of the city and so we depend on tourism and you would find that they were in there having to sell clothes or mosques anything just so that they could generate an income. rafique now has to tap into his savings he's one of 90000 cape town and he could lose their job in th

africa those stormy conditions have caused by too much as tend to fluctuate just 18 celsius the capetown on port elizabeth and as you go through the next few days it will be morning folk in cape town than a nice day and when the showers of cheese. frank assessments what are you saying back in yemen 60 percent of the new poll relation why do we see with this it's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the omeo region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after the use of proxy because not every so be enters the bill if you do in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour the russian opposition leader alexina bounty has been given permission to travel to berlin for emergency medical care german doctors de novo only fit enough to travel after examining him in siberia he's been recovering in hospital there after suspected poison. libya's warring sides have called for a cease fire the move by the un recognized government

africa those stormy conditions have caused by too much as tend to fluctuate just 18 celsius the capetown on port elizabeth and as you go through the next few days it will be morning fog in cape town than a nice down when the showers of tuesday. islam's minimal. to an extraordinary community. men who risk their lives turning going to be parents so that their families can see. even in the face of ongoing obstacles repeat to pretty near you. al-jazeera honors the remarkable well known around the salon. owner just 0. soon as the sun goes down shutting down right now is a very challenging place the work problem has begun to limp. even though the authorities say you can't do it it's not allowed to build always. most always under love people are being detained for peacefully march here for the state to stand for we are traveling the extra mile where are the media don't go. there and we give them a chance to tell their story. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera news hour i'm peter double your top stories libya's warring sides are called for a cease fire the move by the un recognized governme

showers and the winds are fairly light so this is what it does over the next few days mostly fine in capetowntemperatures not too bad but we could see a few showers imported. selfless act human bravery 10000 precious pieces of literature rescued from being to ashes in a besieged sorry. meets the bones mean women and men who risked everything to save their rights and heritage. the love of books on al-jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit places mistake others are really invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist history has called it the great in the final episode the 2 sides find themselves to a standstill while britain and france conspire behind closed doors to produce a secret agreement the will shoot the middle east for the century to come more and more war through our bodies. the. again you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me for a reminder of our top stories russian opposition leader alexina vali has a bio daddy burley in hospital to receive emergency treatment for suspected poisoning he was initially considered too sick by russ

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