corresponding christine when, once she is in cape town, covering this story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the former presidents in authoration. when mister, that was facing imprisonment, his supporters warned that there would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially plastic mobilizing the weather hash tag doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down for africa, re jacob food. and of course, we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction we're talking about the burning down on the properties, building assets. if it is that there are people, how been making a disruptive in this country, doing significant damages to, to person assets in the country. and certainly see how it is affecting the delivery of product tea. nurse fences that are

corresponding christine when once she is in cape town, covering the story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the former presidents incarceration, which must have been that was facing imprisonment. his supporters warned that there would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially mobilizing the hash tag, doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down. well, that's 3 jacobs and of course we will be off today. bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction we're talking about the burning down on certain properties, building assets. if it is that there are people, how been making a disruptive in this country, doing significant damages to, to person assets and certainly see how it is the delivery of product team. nurses that are responsible for the transportation of g

jacobs himself being a little man. and he commands considerable support in this part of the country. there was dw christine mooney, jacob zoom his home in south africa. the worst wildfires in decades on the mediterranean island of cyprus have killed at least 4 people. raging fires have wrecked dozens of homes and destroyed pine forests and ancient olive groves. ship it presidents as is the biggest tragedy since the civil war, which split the island nearly half a century ago. as the wildfires raged through the through the mountain range residence of at least 8 villages were forced to evacuate. homes and vehicles were gutted by the flames. entire communities raised to the ground. the villages described the moment they decided to leave. you gotta look at the level of that as soon as we saw the fire approaching the government, we got in the car and drove off. so they could, if we told the authorities, there was a fire almost the carpet. unfortunately, the planes on the fire services arrived very late, but i left pope also came too late for, for a gyptian farm workers. their bodies were found 600 meters from th

corresponding christine when once she is in cape town, covering this story for its good evening to you, christine jacob miss foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the former presidents in authoration. when mister, that was facing imprisonment, his supporters warned that there would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially mobilizing the hash tag, doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down. well, that's re jacob too much, and of course we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction? we're talking about the burning down on system properties, building assets. if it is that there are people, how been making a disruptive and this country doing significant damages to, to person assets. and this comes in certainly see how it is fixing the delivery of products. t no senses that are responsible f

corresponding christine when once she is in cape town, covering the story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation. today said there would be no peace in south africa until zoom is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well, brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here. because all the former presidents in authoration, when mister that was facing imprisonment, his supporters warned that it would be great in the country. in fact, when they initially plastic mobilizing, with hash tag doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down so that we can re jacob too much. and of course, we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction we're talking about the burning down on certain properties, building assets. if it is that there are people how been making a disruptive my country doing significant damages to, to person assets. and this comes in and certainly see how it is affecting the delivery of products. t no senses that are res

corresponding christine when, once she is in cape town, covering the story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison in south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well, brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the form of presidents in authoration. when mister, that was facing imprisonment is supposed to be warned that it would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially mobilizing the hash tag, doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down. well, that's re jacob too much and of course we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening is the key provinces is the destruction we're talking about the burning down on the properties building assets. if it is that there are people help in making a disruptive my country doing significant damages to, to person assets. and this comes in. we certainly see how it is the delivery of product team senses that are responsible for the transportat

and that's what this symbolized for a lot of people w christine were at jacob's in his home in south africa when it's 10 to some of the other stories making headlines. more than a 1000 rescue is racing to locate. thousands of people still missing after a massive landslide in japan appears that isn't the story we're showing at the moment chilly has sworn in an assembly to draft a new national constitution. it will replace a legal framework from the era of military dictator. augusta penis shit. nearby. protest is classed with police and amount of freedom for people in prison during social unrest. 2 years ago. it's more than a 1000 rescue as a racing to located dozens of people still missing after a massive landslide in japan and flood waters tool through the say, san city of a tommy some 100 kilometers from tokyo. and they to 3 people unconcerned dead. the remaining part of a collapse condominium in miami has been brought down in a controlled demolition. the talent had been declared on stable and a threat to search and rescue if it's more than a week off of a disaster. 24 people are co

that's what the symbolize for a lot of people that was dw christine moonlight, jacob zoom his home in south africa. it is the 4th of july, and the united states is celebrating its 200 and 45th birthday. one of the big issues facing the nation is immigration. president joe barton himself presided over naturalization ceremony in washington. we swear in a group of new american citizens by came to office promising and more humane and orderly immigration policy. but his administration has been struggling to deal with a migrant crisis. she's threatening to overwhelm us, mexico border. earlier i spoke to d. w, carolina. she. moya, who's at mount vernon in virginia, were new american citizens, were also sworn in. i asked her whether this was a big change from the days of president trump. make what i tell you right now. there is some fire was taking place here. i can tell you that these kinds of different things and try because he didn't have that in place like really thing was at the cobra place. and we have during the last year because of that a lot. i've never really ceremonies work cams, b

symbolized for a lot of people. jared, that was the w christine meanwhile, and candler the home of region of almost south african president jacob's do my christine, thank you very much for your analysis to the united states now where the search and rescue, if it's at a collapse apartment building in florida, have been suspended, what's left of destruction is unstable and is being demolished. at least 24 people are confirmed dead and 121 are still missing. for over a week the families of those still missing in surfside have been waiting in vain for news of their loved ones. now they face another excruciating delay to the recovery operation. as demolition teams prepare to carry as a controlled explosion of the size. preparation includes activities like drilling into columns in the unsafe structure, and we are continuing to receive updates about the condition of the standing structure. and we will begin the search and rescue once again on any sections of the pile that are safe to access. as soon as we are cleared, with tropical storm l stuff forecast to make land full in florida in the coming days. officials decided the rest of the

christine manuel jacobs in his home in south africa there in florida, search and rescue operations have been suspended at the collapse condominium. it's outside of miami. what's left of the structure has been declared unstable and is being demolished. reckon crews are moving in was the building has come down the rescue oper, operation will resume a week after the disaster. 24 people are confirmed dead, but 121 are still missing for over a week. the families of those still missing in surfside have been waiting in vain for news of their loved ones. now they face another excruciating delay to the recovery operation of demolition teams. prepare to carry as a controlled explosion of the size. preparation includes activities like drilling into columns in the unsafe structure, and we are continuing to receive updates about the condition of the standing structure. and we will begin the search and rescue once again on any sections of the pile that are safe to access. as soon as we are cleared, with tropical storm elsa forecast to make land fall in florida in the coming days, officials decided th

christine moon. why and can lead the home a region of all my south african president jacob's do my christine, thank you very much for your analogy. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today to chinese astronauts have completed their 1st base work with millions watching on national television for several hours. lou bombing and tang home bo installed and tested equipment on the outside of china can gone by station that is still under construction. the station is expected to be fully operational by the end of 2022. and at least 29 people have been killed in a plane crash in the philippines, a military plane miss the runway. during the landing on the southern island of hollow, after the crash, the plane burst into flame. most of the 92 people on board with soldiers at least 40 have been rescued from the wreckage. work is underway to prepare the remaining part of the collapse apartment building in miami for demolition. with a storm approaching the area, the structure has been deemed to unstable. meantime, the search and rescue mission at the side has been suspended while prep

w. correspond christine manuel is with supportive gathered at the home of jacob's zoom in rural south africa. you're outside the home of jacob through my in guns lane was one. that is how province and as you can see, a number of his support has had been converging. he had the singing song chanting slogans, the main snow going to be wednesday and also meaning what has summa done for people here? his support is at least they see his legal troubles at some form of political persecution, and they say that they're here to show their support. they're solidarity with the school system. so it's about what i'm supposed to someone who's not putting someone who's been, who's actually persecuted and put that this might be a yo, we love, we lived in my, my husband why he had so so fully support team coming out in full support. right. it was like military d, o m, k veterans, the military veterans, many of them would have the apartheid struggle. they are here to show their support at this address and a is the color of the color of the really amc zoom as part of the policy that i'll send him in 2018.

christine moon. why and con blood, the home region of all my south african president jacob's do my christine, thank you very much for your knowledge of football. now in the final 4 teams are ready to line up at the european championship england handmade ukraine for neil in the last match of the quarter finals. hurricane scored twice in rome to send the lions into their 1st year or semi final since $996.00. england have yet to concede a goal in the tournament earlier. casper dolby grabbed what proved to be the win if it denmark in a $21.00 win over the czech republic, the danes next faith, england in london, after easily taken spine in the other semi final. and there was one incident which upset denmark fans at their game in back, who the capital of azerbaijan security staff removed a rainbow flag held on by danish supporters and your number of course, governing body weight was heavily criticized earlier in the torment for not allowing munich stadium to be these are being rainbow colors. if the latest affair has also been planned by the l. g, b, t, q, community, and briefly to formula one. now in knoxvi

christine wonder where she joins us from the cobbler wisdom as rural home is, christine, what's the situation with jacob's him and now is he likely to actually go to prison while rebecca that's something that he's managed to put on needs for the meantime. he made an application in a local pool that is going to be on tuesday. that's going to make a decision as to whether or not he should be in prison, pending the outcome of the deal at the pool. now, here is, will be on tuesday depending on the outcome of that. you could have present himself on wednesday already. but i want to do that because he's been successful in making that appeal in having the constitutional court. i listen to his appeal, listen sentence, and of course it's really a lot of people feel that support you're applying that on tuesday will probably allow him to stay here. now this is obviously a huge story from south africa. quite a polarizing one to one was saying how people they're reacting. well, we're just outside his home, say it in, in guns, in the properties of ones in the next. how and they are supportive of he's out here . they're

correspondent christine was, she joins us from the come. la wisdom is rural home is christine, what's the situation with jacob's him? and now is he likely to actually go into prison? yeah, well that's something that he's managed to put on at least for the meantime. he made an application in a local pool that is going to be on tuesday. that's going to make a decision as to whether or not he should be in prison pending the outcome of the appeal for hearing will be on tuesday, depending on the outcome of that you could have present himself at christian facilities on wednesday, really. but i want to do that because he's been successful in making that appeal and having the constitutional force listen to his appeal, who thinks and of course it's ruling. a lot of people feel that the point that you're applying on tuesday will probably allow him to stay his wrist. now this is obviously a huge story for south africa. quite a polarizing one to one was saying how people they're reacting well, we're just outside his home said the in insanity and the problem was in the next how and they are supportive of he's out here, they

for honor joined by our correspondent christine mon, for who standing in front of escort prison where jacob zoom is incarcerated. christine zoom is actually behind bars. last week we spoke about this, it wasn't clear that this would actually happen. does it come as a surprise? audi came down to the last minute. really. it would have been a classic showdown. you had police essentially closing in on his homestead, approaching. and then a few minutes before midnight, you had this convoy racing out of his compound. and we understood later that it was making its way to meet police services, who then escorted him to this facility. certainly having listened to him at the weekend talking to support as he sounded very defiant, that he wasn't going to surrender himself. so it did come as a big surprise late last night when it was clear that he indeed had handed himself over to the police. here, because he knew how likely is it that his offenses will be overturned. well, this is the thing we've got to look out for what that supreme court or the constitutional court does. on monday, of course, he's gon

cancellation of his prison sentence, for joined by a corresponding christine, mournful, who standing in front of escort prison, where jacob's zoom is incarcerated. christine zoom is actually behind bars. last week we spoke about this, it wasn't clear that this would actually happen. does it come as a surprise? came down to the last minute really. it would have been a classic showdown. you had police essentially closing in on his homestead, approaching. and then a few minutes before midnight, you had this convoy racing out of his compound. and we understood later that it was making its way to meet police services, who then escorted him to this facility. certainly having listened to him at the weekend talking to support as he sounded a defiant that he wasn't going to surrender himself. so it did come as a big surprise late last night when it was clear that he indeed had handed himself over to the police. here, because he knew how likely is it that his sentence will be overturned. well, this is the thing we've got to look out for what that supreme court or the constitutional court does. on monday, of course, he's gone to the c

so company, that's what the symbolize for a lot of people w christine was speaking to us from jacobs, him at home in south africa. peg as president of time on is that famously fond of mega projects. he recently launched his biggest and boldest one to date. canal is stumble is a 45 kilometer waterway running parallel to the both for a straight connecting the black sea to the sea of mara and the mediterranean. it would provide a new route for tankers and the government hopes boost turkeys revenues. many say the multi $1000000000.00 project is far too costly, given turkeys, economic struggles, and might cause an environmental disaster. w johan reports from assemble. these are the 1st groups of dirt, also colossal project that could change a symbol geography forever. a man made waterway that will flow through new urban districts with new settlements for hundreds of thousands of people. canal is symbol is the largest infrastructure project. perky has ever seen. it's long been a dream of president reggie type out on we're doing today, we're starting a new page in the history of turkey's dev

dw christine wound was at jacob zoom at home in south africa. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. julie has sworn in an assembly to new to draft a new national constitution. it will replace a legal framework from the era of dictator augustus pinochet's, nearby protesters class for police and demanded freedom for people in prison during social unrest. 2 years ago the taliban have seized control of several more districts in northern afghanistan. more than $300.00 african government troops fled across the border to jacob's dead as the militants advance. the taliban now control around a 3rd of african districts. but frances has undergone what's being described as a routine surgery at a hospital in rome about a consent, it was intended to correct a narrowing of his large intestine. the operation took place only 3 hours after the 84 year old greeted the public in saint peter's square feet to the 70 and its independence day in the united states, which has been celebrating the 200 and 45th birthday of the count

but justice dw correspondent christine manuel was with his supporters gathering at the home of jacob's zuba in rules south africa. and she sent us this assessment where i am, if you didn't know any better, you would think that we're as a political ready, it is a celebrate tree atmosphere. here. you've got people dressed in the colors of the ruling a and see that is the policy of mr. do my people dressed in the traditional hulu regalia? people on his support as opposed to this is his whole province, where he does come on to lot of support. you have had gunshots being fired into the people rallying and crowds caring around that. the people here believe that they are here to support and shows on there too, but the man who is being persecuted in the household. the atmosphere might be a little bit more somber in the homes of africans to feel that this is a man who has a lot to answer for. and he's refusal to present himself and answer questions to alleged corruption in his administration. and under his tenure is really a slap in the face of the law. so when the constitutional court or the s

the jacob zoom is home province, remains volatile. correspondent christine manuel is in the district of weight, or in hundreds. christine, how widespread is beyond rest still in south africa the day. well, good where i am in halting that is of course and your head of things are lot coma here. of course, there is still a lot of tension, so you won't be seeing any more of the looting that we've been seeing in previous days. but certainly you have soldiers and police deployed at a number of locations. places they suspect could come under attack. you also have a few minutes before i came on a that was a helicopter hovering above us. and of course, as you've mentioned, that deployment of the military. so in a lot of places you can see soldiers just going around patrolling their heavily. it's just a sense of how volatile the situation remains across the country. well in the to fix the process. christine, 2 days ago we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted that the unrest, the riots were actually instigated by someone today. president ramos run the poses, said yes, actually they ways to get

christine was sentenced. the update from the prison where jacobs luma is being held . jacob boomer is said to spend his 15 men prison centers at this correctional facility in was the new natal province where he will be among $500.00 at the inmates. i off the justice minister if the former president isn't titled to special benefits and privileges. he said, no, he will be treated like any ordinary inmates, that means orange overalls and no access to a private firm. now mrs. wilma is currently in the hospital wing and isolation for 14 days, pending and assessment of his health related needs. he is eligible for parole. officer serving a quarter of his sentence, that's roughly 4 months from now. but on monday, july 12, all eyes will be on the country's constitutional court. that is the court that convicted and sentenced, misses in the prison. he has all that court to reconsider that conviction and sentence. let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world. russia has proposed that the un security council extend a access into northwest syria from turkey f

that format, south african president, jacob's duma has begun a 15 month sentence for content join now by d. w. correspond christine manuel in devon. christine zoom is now behind bozza that comes quite a surprise thing as he had refused to turn himself in and tried to suspend his arrest order using all available legal channels. that's right, so i'll leave in a last ditch attempt writing a letter to the court that gave them the sentence, asking them to have him not go to prison, but the war closing in on him. because yesterday we could already see a massive police contingency, a messing about a 40 minute drive away from him. that's the new is big time. it was pretty clear that they were moving in to carry out the rest. or as we understand that the former president was given to option the police will come in and arrest you. and of course, that comes with loads of humiliation or you can had himself so shortly after 11 pm on wednesday nights that we saw a convoy racing out of his compound minutes after that it was confirmed that that was indeed taking wolf to escort prison to hand himself in so that much came as a surp

line for his date of the correspondent christine wonder, where she joined us from the cobbler wisdom. as rural home is chris say, what's the situation with jacob's him? and now, is he likely to actually go to prison while rebecca that's something that he's managed to put on at least for the meantime. he made an application in a local school that is going to be on tuesday. that's going to make a decision as to whether or not he should be in prison pending the outcome of the deal at the hearing will be on tuesday, depending on the outcome of that you could have presented something nice on wednesday already. but i want to do that because he's been successful in making that appeal in having the constitutional force listen to his appeal. and of course, it's moving. a lot of people feel that the point that you're applying at on tuesday will probably allow him to stay his writ. now this is obviously a huge story from south africa. quite a polarizing one to one was saying how people they're reacting well, we're just outside his homestead in, in fans, in the properties of muslim. and that's how and they are supportive of he's out here. they're singing so

but the south eastern province of coolant town, which is jacob to my home province, remain volatile. and d w as christine wound, what is in the district of the welto in johannesburg with the latest on the story for us. hi christine. it's good to see you. we were mentioning that violence has subsided, and johannesburg, but it remains volatile and was going to tell. so how widespread is the unrest in south africa today. while to me, i'll tell you a little bit about where i am right now. i am in that way. so that is the touch of software stuff your hand. and basically you can see by the deployment of the police and soldiers that the situation remains pen. i'm joined by one of the community leaders miss that friends who's really most just one of the local heroes in the story and in the absence of law enforcement and let them mobilize people to protect this is my point more what is now the last more info way told, standing i just want to bring him in mr. like you have been out here for 5 days straight. just tell us what that experience has been like the 1st day over with are low enforcement, just us in the co

the clean up to begin boss the south eastern province was natal jacobs, whom at home probably remains volatile. correspondence christine manuel is in the district of weight or in hundreds. christine, how widespread is beyond rest still in south africa a day. well gay hard where i am in halting that is of course, and your head is word things are lot coma here of course there is still a lot of tension so you won't be seeing any more of the looting that we've been seeing in previous days. but certainly you have soldiers and police deployed at a number of locations, place that they suspect could come under attack. you also have a few minutes before i came on a that was a helicopter hovering above us. and of course, as you've mentioned, that deployment of the military. so in a lot of places you can see soldiers just going around patrolling their heavily. it's just a sense of how volatile the situation remain across the country. well, in the 2 effects the process christine 2 days ago, we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted that the, these unrest, the riots were actually instigated by someone today. president ramos run pose

jacobs in the home problems. we main volatile correspondence, christine manuel is in the district of so way. so in johannesburg, christine, how widespread is beyond rest still in south africa today. well, good where i am in how thing that is of course, and your head is things are a lot coma here. of course, there is still a lot of tension, so you won't be seeing any more of the looting that we've been seeing in previous days. but certainly you have soldiers and police deployed at a number of locations. places they suspect could come under attack. you also have a few minutes before i came on a that was a helicopter hovering above us. and of course, as you've mentioned, that deployment of the military. so in a lot of places you can see soldiers just going around patrolling their heavily. it's just a sense of how volatile the situation remain across the country. well, in the 2 effects of process, christine 2 days ago, we spoke as well, and you sort of hinted at that the, these unrest, they riots. what actually instigated by someone today president ramos run poses that yes, actually they were in

christine montoya, who joins us from outside. the high court in pitt merits burg welcome christie. jacobs duma is asking the high court to dismiss a sentencing post by the constitutional court. so which of these court is more important? while it will definitely be the constitutional court. that is the court that handed down that guilty verdict of him being in contempt of court. and of course gave him that 15 month jail sentence. now in b, i was off to that particular jasmine was handed down, his lawyers approach that court, the constitutional court. and asked for it to review the case. he said that it was effectively a death sentence, sending him to prison and he has advanced age. he is 79 years old. he's believe to have some medical conditions. and he said that he hadn't received a code 19 vaccination and sending him to prison at the height of the pandemic, really were in the 3rd way here in south africa was tantamount to giving him that the dead sentence. and then he came to this court and asked this court to, to have the police hold the order to arrest him. and that is what the judge will be hearing in this court here today.

christine? that's right, right healers. shortly after 11 p m. local time in south africa, a convoy left the residence, jacob, minutes after that it was confirmed that he was in the convoy and that he was going to hand himself. denise, as you say, now that he is in their custody, and that need to be taken to a correctional facility closer to his home care in the province. and that way he will be spending the night in prison. he is supposed to people, i have been speaking putting his doors out and they are saying that he's done this not as an admission of guilt, but so as to comply with an order by the court. and as we understand that he was given 2 options, basically because the police had been amassing some 45 minute drive away from his house. they were ready. so of course execute that arrest order. as we understand that mister luna opted to head himself over to avoid the humiliation of having to be arrested by the police. and so as we nodes, as he will be spending his 1st night in prison at night, regular i cussing lie for us in devon. thank you very much. tributes are pouring in after the shooting of a pr

after the jailing of ex president jacob zoom up, the wave of looting and arson was the biggest outbreak of violence in south africa . since the end of a party, the w christine was visited, one of the worst effected areas in the commercial capital. johannesburg were walking into what used to be to here ultimate hardware store. in the township of alexandra looters planted the shop, leaving nothing for him to salvage. i see the show by growing one, the walk. slowly, slowly, slowly i put this book. one time only to book this book. i don't have money. i make again alexandra for some of the worst of the violence in helping point of view businesses here were said as looters rated, which is bang, grocery, clothing and appliance jobs even dropped as a surgeries. after clearing the shelves, the raiders set fire leaving the building. i guess it's not because of you know, if you guys are people, some of them i did some, i just noticed the pool hungry lowball thing, some of 100. some, some of them are looted. alexandria is home to settle for that because most under privileged people, their policy has been listened by the code at 1900 pandemic pushing them to desperation

christine manuel is following this story. she sent us an update from the escort correctional center, where mr. summa is being held jacobs who may assist to spend his 50 men prison centers at this correctional facility in was lou natal province, where he will be among 500 other inmates. i asked the justice minister if the former president isn't titled to special benefits and privileges. he said no, he will be treated like any ordinary inmates that means orange overalls and no access to a private firm. now mrs room is currently in the hospital wing and i solution for 14 days, pending and assessment of his health related needs. he is eligible for parole. officer serving a quarter of his sentence, that's roughly 4 months from now. but on monday, july 12, all eyes will be on the country's constitutional court. that is the court that convicted and sentenced. mister zoom, it's a prison. he has all that court to reconsider that conviction and sentence christine maneuver will take a look and add some more stories from around the world. with horses here in germany are investigating an attack on a turkish german living in exxon in berlin.

christine? as right, right, he la shortly. after 11 p m. local time in south africa, a conroy left the residence, jacob, boomer minutes after that, it was confirmed that he was in the convoy and that he was going to hand him over the nice as he had said, now that he is in their custody. and that he is going to be taking a correctional facility closer to his home here in the province. and that is when he will be spending his night in prison. he is supposed to people speaking, including his daughter, and they are saying that he's done this not as an admission of guilt, but so as to comply with an order by the court. and as we understand it, he was given 2 options, basically because the police had been amassing some 45 minute drive away from his house. they were ready to of course, execute that arrest order. as we understand that mister opted to head himself over to avoid the humiliation of having to be arrested by the police. and so as we knows, he will be spending his 1st night in prison at night regular. all right, christine, when my for us in devon, thank you very much to be supporting in after the shooting of a dutch investigative journalist, p

christine manuel. as following this story, she sent us an update from the escort correctional center, where jacob zuba is being held jacobs, do me a favor to spend his 15 month prison centers at this correctional facility in was the new natal province where he will be among $500.00 other inmates i off the justice minister if the former president isn't title to special benefits and privileges. he said no, he will be treated like any ordinary inmates, that means orange overalls and no access to a private firm. now mrs. wilma is currently in the hospital wing in isolation for 14 days, pending and assessment of his health related needs. he is eligible for parole. officer serving a quarter of his sentence, that's roughly 4 months from now. but on monday, july 12, all eyes will be on the country's constitutional court. that is the court that convicted and sentenced, misses him. it's a prison. he has all that court to reconsider that conviction and sentence the, it's not with tennyson top women said ashley barty a through the wimbledon final. after knocking at germany's and getting a cabin, the wind makes pa

his prison sentence springs corresponding christine, what is following this story forth in south africa. and she said as an update from the prison where jacob's room is being held. jacobs who may assist to spend his 15 men prison centers at this correctional facility in was the new natal province where he will be among 500 other inmates. i asked the justice minister if the former president is entitle to special benefits and privileges. he said no, he will be treated like any ordinary inmates that means orange overalls and no access to a private firm. now mrs room is currently in the hospital wing in isolation for 14 days, pending and assessment off his health related needs. he is eligible for parole. officer serving a quarter of his sentence, that's roughly 4 months from now. but on monday, july 12, all eyes will be on the country's constitutional court. that is the court that convicted and sentenced. mister zoom, it's a prison. he has all that court to reconsider that conviction and sentence. that was christine, why they're reporting from south africa. let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the worl

where we can say lots of supporters have been gathering, christine, bring us up to speed, please on what exactly the situation is right now. we've jacobs, do my you see why lead to go to prison at all? j. excuse me, that is possibly the $1000000.00 question here. what's happened now is that he has had to go to a separate quotes, not the supreme court, to ask for a stay of his res quickly to postpone or hope the rest until time as he's still at the supreme court is heard. now that is going to happen tuesday depending on the outcome of that he could have to present himself at a facility, a jail on wednesday. but all analysis points to the fact that because the supreme court has allowed him or given him the opportunity to make his case, its ruling and tale sentence that that peter match, courts will probably towards allowing him it's a risk, meaning that he will not have to go to jail for the short term. okay, christine, this is clearly a math story for south africa. how are people reacting well, just behind me and in the hope for the project, there is a bit of a bridge the atmosphere, if you didn't know what was going on, you would guess

christine? as rights rahile or shortly after 11 p. m. local time in south africa, a convoy left the residence, jacob, minutes after that it was confirmed that he was in the convoy and that he was going to hand himself over the police as he had said now that he is in their custody. and we need to be taken to a correctional facility closer to his home here in the province. and that way you will be spending his night in prison. he is, suppose people have been speaking putting his doors out and they are saying that he's done this not as an admission of guilt, but so as to comply with an order by the court. and as we understand that, he was given 2 options, basically because the police had been amassing some 45 minute drive away from his house. they were ready to of course, execute that arrest order. as we understand and mr. buena opted to head himself over to avoid the humiliation of having to be arrested by the police. and so as we nodes, as he will be spending his 1st night in prison at night regular, and has taken a long period of development to get to this point, took us through the legal proceedings that led to this point. well, essentiall

jacob duma began serving a 15 month jail term for contempt of court. but frustration over inequality and rising unemployment are also fueling the chaos. while i did ever use, christine, when we're in cape town, told me earlier, there was no sign of tensions easing. we are now on god here for the racial tensions that are flaring up, particularly in was when it's how this is amanda black and indian communities. essentially what has come down to is that you've got on civilians now in the 2 provinces, basically standing in law enforcement, they are heavily on the basis that we are guarding our property. and of course, that has tension between communities in, in the process of the progress wasn't in itself, it was white people and black communities as well. and so these are the fears for it. he's also warned about violence where you will see attacks on foreign nationals that we already seen, some foreign nationals, pakistani national for example, closing up their shops in anticipation that they will be the next target essentially. so there is no sign of less up when it comes to the tensions. in fact, it's starting to move into other forms of tensions, particularly racial

jacobs duma began serving a 15 month sentence for contempt of court. he's currently appealing the ruling at the high court and we can take you to south africa right now. d w corresponded christine, i'm going to is monitoring the situation from cape town to christine. what is happening right now? elaina, what we know is that the violence, the losing the race is still concentrated to the 2 provinces. you mention how big and was in italy, you're in the western cape. we heard from law enforcement or he said they remained on high alert. but we are seeing more eruption in terms of the location in the 2 provinces where the losing continues, as we understand is the official going ultimately the police minister who greets the country out though he said that they had managed to foil a number of attacks. we also went disbanded, we heard that from the state, the curious, the minutes that they were now investigating out who is behind these detectives appear. there is some ordination, but also the death toll is klein. for example, in that southern johannesburg, south of helping be heard of an incident way, 10 bodies had been discovered, it appears that the thing is happening in the different

jacob summa began serving a 15 month sentence for contempt of court. he's currently appealing the ruling at the high court and we can take you to south africa right now g w corresponded christine. i'm going to do is monitoring the situation from cape town to christine . what is happening right now? what we know is that the violence, the losing the race is still concentrated to the 2 provinces. you mentioned how big and was in the tell you in the western cape, we heard from law enforcement ortiz, who said they remained on high alert, but we are seeing more eruption in terms of the location in the 2 provinces where the new thing continues as we understand is the official no, unfortunately the police minister who reached the country some few hours ago, he said that they had managed to foil a number of attacks. we also went disbanded, we heard this from the safe security minutes that they were now investigating. who is behind these attack disappears. there is some nation, but also the death toll is klein, layla, for example, in that southern johannesburg, south of helping be heard, often incident way, 10 bodies had been discovered. it appears that thing is happening in the differe

it's joe and data because on christine moon, we're outside the high court in prison. maddox berg welcome christie. so he's asking jacob zoom or is asking the high court to dismiss the sentence imposed by the constitutional court. so let's, let's start with which court has president said well, it would be the constitutional court. so that is the highest court in south africa . in fact, proceedings are currently on the way and mrs. dumas lawyers have been asked by the judge to explain exactly why they brought the match to this particular court. why they believe this court has the jurisdiction and the floor is he to overrule a judgement and a decision taken by the constitutional court to county hearing him making his argument in his case as to why this court should be even hearing this case. but the court that sentenced mister zoom at 215 months in jail. the court there found him guilty of contempt is the highest course in the land that courts takes precedence. all right. okay. what a legal scholar saying about mr. zoom is the chances of success in the high cost. well, not very many people think that he's going to be ver

president jacob zoom, i began serving a 15 month sentence for contempt of court is appealing the ruling of the high court . for me on this story, this cross over to w correspondent christine emerge, but she joins us from cape town. christine, give us an update, what's going all way? well. hi gay hodge. i have just been in touch with the ortiz low, important verity. it appears at least the city. okay. town is fine for the moment. of course, they are on high alert. they say they have been receiving some fake news alerts, but for the most part, things seem to be quiet, not just in the city, but throughout the province. it is of course halting and wasn't the natal, the 2 key provinces where the military has been deployed that continue to be an area or areas of concern. we know that overnight and into tuesday morning there have been yet more outbreaks of losing incidence in several sites. across the provinces, so we understand that the military has been deployed, of course, in the capacity of assisting the police as they try and quell the violence. the death toll is rising. we understand that as the looting has been taking place, there has been stampedes. so now that security

jacobs. numa began serving a 15 month sentence for contempt of court. he's currently appealing the ruling at the high court and we can take you to south africa right now. the w corresponded christine amend. what is monitoring the situation from cape town of christine, what is happening right now? what we know is that the violence, the losing the race is still concentrated to the 2 provinces. you mention, i'll dig and was in the tell you in the western cape we heard from law enforcement ortiz. we said they remained on high alert, but we are seeing more eruption in terms of the location in the 2 provinces where the losing continues. as we understand this, the officials knowing ultimately the police minister who reached the country some few hours ago. he said that they had managed to foil a number of attacks. we also went disbanded, we heard that from the state security minutes, that they were now investigating out who is behind these. a texas appears. there is some coordination, but also the death toll is klein, big lane, for example, in that southern jo headed south of helping be heard up. an incident with 10 bodies had been discovered. it appears that ad thing is happening in the