of the world's cases but one entrepreneur in south africa's cape town is determined to revolutionize the continent's housecats system. called lives in capetown south africa. he has an m.d. and a master's in public health from harvard and an m.b.a. from oxford. but he always knew he wanted to work in africa. with literally one of the 3 just 5 works. there are no good about it. although i technically don't have what i call a home country after because of my whole life i really do feel africa as a whole is my home and i am a product of africa. this is really a place where i feel like i've been by a woman and i can make the biggest difference. doc who is visiting a new clinic for transgender patients he's an expert in public health care management his company's broad reach is helping the clinic optimize its. operations . many of the patients are or have been sex workers many are hiv positive there's still a lot of stigma attached to transgender in south africa and health care has been sparse. but here both patients and staff are accepted for who they are color. to love it to be do eat less out of the overall i decided to get out of the box event

nights simply because of the cost so what is the price of love with very different couples in capetown south africa give us their take on the. for many couples it is the pinnacle of their relationship a big fat wedding this doesn't come cheap i'm old and susan from cape town the couple married big last year with 700 people. for me it was my dream in essence i. think why planting. getting married like court proceeding is the family for me was not an option. i really wanted. was just praying that. god will provide for. susan an old spencer the equivalent of $5400.00 us dollars on the a big day with food and duck all being the biggest expense that's 4 times the average monthly income in south africa in order to pull of the wedding they planned 3 years in advance we decided to start early and try to break down expenses bit by bit in a month check it people who are also helping us and when the wedding came. great for. their faith just savings ethic and the support of friends help them realize the a big dream they see. for other couples a big wedding isn't a dream but a nightmare they feel pressured to h

>> it was sunken off the coast of capetown in south africa. what was so powerful was "60 minutes" came with us to mozambique. so we went to a home and sat down and talked to a chief. the chief did something that was so moving. he said i give you a gift. it was a vessel wrapped in shells that was when i opened it, it was just full of dirt. and i'm trying to figure out what kind of gift is this because i'm from jersey. i'm like what's the story here? and so when he looked at me and he said his ancestors have asked that i take this soil, take to it the site of the wreck and sprinkle it over the site of the wreck so for the first time since 1794, my people can sleep in their own land. that to me was one of the most special moments of this entire endeavor because what it taught me is that the slave trade was not something that happened hundreds of years ago. it's something that still shapes people to this very day, and that to me was one of the greatless sons of this process. -- great lessons of this process. >> ladies and gentlemen, at the end of

champions south africa made their final stop on their nationwide victory tour they paraded the streets off cape town and were led by captain sia see who is south africa's 1st black rugby captain capetown is the 6th city that the springboks have visited the team beat in the wind in the world cup final in japan at the start of the month. and sunday saw an emotional high point for the team brought the cap to the streets of township that's the place where he 1st handled a rugby ball on the local sports field homecoming sparked euphoria on the streets of his hometown love rugby can unite people their way you see the way the crowd become from the street you know you make it really all different nation all different culture together to have a joy. to be happiness. to be successful to go over that was still the case and that is if an album the diving is africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you a picture that triumphant call to the cops around south africa. come to. school for your concept discover with the bollocks. to 100 years the ideals of the bomb more relevant today than they were a. years ago visionaries reshaped. people understood desig

of cape town and were led by none other than their captain kohli see who is south africa's 1st male black captain or capetown is the 6th city that the so-called springboks have visited the team beat england in the world cup final in japan at the start of the month. coming up next on news asia. picking up the pieces india and bangladesh begin the recovery after deadly cycle own bull bull and a look at the other side can arts create a bridge between south and north korea. all that and a whole lot more coming up in the every news asia. absolutely. sustainable the scope of the phone calls. from starts november 14th on t.w. . but i don't need to keep a date on the ball rolls for over a match from home the 4th time flew down the hall to the most recently that it's number looked about missed the boat on the families at the last dragon those words to heart. did agree books on. i'm not thinking out of the well i just sometimes i am but mostly i'm laughing which is not an easy job and thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes the classics put in here think this piece of country guy not playing

capetown it's. the world's largest steel producer and the largest on the african continent. says business is languishing in south africa and is out to cut costs threatening thousands of jobs sadhana plants workers fear for their livelihoods. and many others also stand to lose out. it's all that is still present this will make it to flee our business we were good people and this will have a big effect on the small businesses the schools all the operations even the east coast community we can't. be close we don't accept that we can really stick close to. this and we are saying come to the table a 3rd of south africa's population is aged between 18 and 34 and they need jobs need to build their futures when plants like sadhana shut down it can blight not just the region but an entire generation. economy in mali has been sponsoring since it was political crisis in 20 twelfth's country are still not completely under the government's control economic growth cons keep up with a growing population so hope comes only from young entrepreneurs that. undeterred by the crisis around. trying to push this blossoms are one of the many

capetown it's. the world's largest steel producer and the largest on the african continent. says business is languishing in south africa and is out to cut costs threatening thousands of jobs sadhana plants workers fear for their livelihoods. and many others also stand to lose. it so that it still closes doubt this will make it to flee a feat our business we were to treat 100 people and this will have a big effect on the small businesses the schools all the operations in the west coast community we can't. be close we don't accept it we can't really take the clothes off salt honesty we need to retrain smith and we are saying come up with. a 3rd of south africa's population is aged between 18 and 34 and they need jobs need to build their futures when plants like sadhana shut down it can blight not just the region but an entire generation. next up i.b.m. has been testing the mental net all of its ai robots by getting want to debate against itself indeed kristie just setting up this university one of i.b.m.'s computers argued for and against the statement artificial intelligence will do more harm than good his the computer

south africa also known as the springboks. earlier i talked to d.w. correspondent adrian crease in capetown i asked him how important this rugby title is to south africans. absolutely maybe you can hear tooting people moving around celebrating motorcades moving around all over the place this was such an important victory for the country and in the end of the day quite clear when i'm just coming from one of the many props and boston with totally overcrowded today and the mood there was of course very good people told me that this is exactly what this country needed after weeks of rather negative news that economy xenophobic attacks this is finally something positive getting out of south africa and it is a reason to celebrate and the captain of the team has said it's right after the match quite clearly said we have so many problems back home but we're showing the people now what we can achieve when we all stand together give us a sense of how this sport ranks compared to say football. i mean football still has a lot bigger supporter base i would say but rugby has been going through an interes

the headlines at 12: south africa are victorious in the rugby world cup final, beating england 32—12 at yokohama in japan. jubilation in capetownddiejones' achievements. south africa deserved it. it was a disappointing game to watch, because there was simply not enough rugby being played. hey, it'sjust a game of rugby, mate, it's all good. and i'm here at harpenden

the headlines at two: south africa are victorious in the rugby world cup final, beating england 32—12 at yokohama in japan. jubilation in capetowns the sprinkboks win the trophy for the third time, the first with a black captain. so near yet so far for england fans who take comfort in team coach eddiejones‘ achievements. south africa deserved it. it was a disappointing game to watch, because there was simply not enough rugby being played. hey, it'sjust a game of rugby, mate, it's all good. the government halts fracking for gas in england until there is evidence the controversial process is safe. labour unveils a plan to make all new—build homes "zero carbon" within three years if it wins the general election. a wild west first for the north west of england. all will be revealed about an old black and white film. and the latest from westminster in brexitcast in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. south africa have ended england's dream of lifting the rugby world cup with an overwhelming victory at the final injapan. the springboks delivered a brilliant and relentless attacking game winning by 3

the headlines at two: south africa are victorious in the rugby world cup final, beating england 32—12 at yokohama in japan. jubilation in capetownime, the first with a black captain. so near yet so far for england fans who take comfort in team coach eddiejones‘ achievements. south africa deserved it. it was a disappointing game to watch, because there was simply not enough rugby being played. hey, it'sjust a game of rugby, mate, it's all good. the government halts fracking for gas in england until there is evidence the controversial process is safe. labour unveils a plan to make all new—build homes "zero carbon"

the headlines at 12: south africa are victorious in the rugby world cup final, beating england 32—12 at yokohama in japan. jubilation in capetowns the sprinkboks win the trophy for the third time, the first with a black captain. so near yet so far for england fans who take comfort in team coach eddiejones‘ achievements. south africa deserved it. it was a disappointing game to watch, because there was simply not enough rugby being played. hey, it'sjust a game of rugby, mate, it's all good. and i'm here at harpenden rugby club where some fans are still here are celebrating. albeit, disappointed, but still proud of some of the boys that trained here. the government halts fracking for gas in england until there is evidence the controversial process is safe. and click checks out what made in taiwan means in the 21st century. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. south africa has won the rugby world cup for the third time, crushing england by 32 points to 12. south africa's captain, siya kolisi lifted the webb ellis cup in front of the 70,000 strong crowd in the yokohama stadium injapan. he is the first black man to captain the s

south africa have won the rugby world cup final after convincingly beating england 32—12 at yokohama injapan. jubilation in capetownnkboks win the trophy for the third time, the first with a black captain. so near, yet so far for england fans who take comfort in team coach eddiejones‘ achievements. the government halts fracking for gas in england until there is evidence the controversial process is safe. president trump ridicules former democratic presidential hopeful, beto o'rourke, saying his rival "quit like a dog". now on bbc news, click. taiwan. an island shaped like a leaf but the meeting point of four seas. many around the world came to know it from the words made in taiwan stamped on electronics, toys and bikes. it became a brand people recognised. but the world has changed again. hardware is out, software is in. ai is the future, handsets of the past. handsets are the past. stephen and i have been to find out what ‘made in taiwan‘ means in the 21st century. welcome to taiwan. 500 years back, taiwan was known as a pirate kingdom, a base for chinese and japanese entrepreneurs who traded in the south china se