look how they disrupted cyril ramaphosa's state of the union address. on what basis?was about personal issues of all party matters. it wasn't about the ideological direction of this country, south africans are starved for an alternative. if the eff is not an alternative, it's basically a socialist leftist organisation, which is fundamentally just a militant version of the anc. but he's tapping into a mood that is popular with many particularly young south africans, for example, the student protests about fees must fall in 2015, he... they are not eff orchestrated. no, they aren't, but he has captured the mood there, whereas you tried in october of 2015 to go to the university in cape town to show your solidarity with the students, what happened, there were boos and chants, you were told to leave. this was a bunch of people from one of the unions in the university. they were arguing a different case. i want to reiterate what the starvation in south africa is for a vision of a nonracial south africa, which the eff has not and the anc has long forgotten that view, it's a

you're adviser to president cyril ramaphosa. of afrophobia? it is criminal, it is where there is a fight resources. and there is a fight resources. and the black majority was repressed and they will be the first ones to feel there are scarce resources , first ones to feel there are scarce resources, absence of jobs, and so on. you give reasons. does the government accept that there is... you know, the question is, why would the south african government not acknowledge that there is a strong current of afrophobia? you won't acknowledge it. no, i won't acknowledge it. all right, so what would you say to dr khulu mbatha? i would have to agree. i think the government is in denial. i do think that there have been attacks on african nationals, and they... i think it's quite frightening and disappointing that they're not acknowledging these attacks. applause. let me say this. yep, do respond to her. yes. we — south africa is the only country in africa with a constitution that allows and gives rights to all people who live in south afri

that parties who sit in the centre, that includes the da and the anc were going to suffer losses, so cyriles than i ever did under the anc leadership, in fact, it was the biggest drop they had ever seen. precisely, you have should've benefited from that drop to do well. the benefit was we were fighting against elements of populism, racial divisions, and i think i'm actually,to have stood at the level that we did some of the losses were only five seats, is actually come in my view, very important stake in the ground for the future of the da. i consider it, actually, the right foundation for the da to be able to go forward. after the election, you commissioned a commission because he wanted to explore why the da had performed so badly, and this is what the report found. it's worth quoting, it's a bit long, "the overwhelming view of those who made submissions or with whom we have discussions is that the party leader, you, mmusi maimane, whilst immensely talented, committed to the cause, hard—working, widely liked, can be indecisive inconsistent, and conflict averse. it's our carefully conside

the reset some kind of sense that the fed will revisit that cyril bond activated as a response to the point until crisis in 2008 and finally some form of the scale stimulus that there is already rumors of the possibility of deferring corporate taxes for a specific industries such as tourism or airlines also help for those who don't get paid if they don't go to work as a louise thanks for your insights and have a great weekend. talks between opec members and russia have broken down without agreement on production cuts the price of grant plunged by 10 percent on the news the oil cartel is trying to strike a deal with nonmembers to save allies prices the cost of crude has dropped a quarter since the coronavirus appears prompting officials to slash demand for cars for this year. is causing ha its flights in an attempt to limit the financial damage sparked by a sudden drop in to mom and the german airline how to read he announced flight cancellations to china and iran subsidiary austrian airlines says it will shorten the working hours of some $7000.00 stop experts believe the aviation indu

soaring unemployment are just some of the challenges the country is facing the pressure on president cyril ramaphosa who came to power on the promise to kickstart the economy is rising the outlook is getting darker for south africa months of rolling power cuts have left bakeries homes and factories without electricity blackouts top a growing list of problems for africa 2nd largest economy the government announced a soaring deficit at a recent budget presentation unemployment is stuck at an 11 year high and now another recession the 1.4 percent contraction in g.d.p. and the 4th quarter was worse than expected followed as 0.8 percent contraction and the 3rd quarter electricity cuts from utility company are to blame crumbling power stations and malfunctioning equipment have forced eskom to cut electricity around the country repeatedly nearly every industry is suffering among the worst hit are the agriculture transport and construction sectors all shrink and the 4th quarter miners beverage makers and even wal-mart's local unit have announced plans to slash thousands of jobs jobs are already ha

south africa the last one being the latest to confirm the disease as a rival south african president cyril ramaphosa says it represents a national crisis health officials say a man who arrived from italy has tested positive for covert 19 post says it's spread will have a huge impact on travel and the economy south africa fell into recession this weekend is already struggling with high unemployment and rolling power outages. the w.h.o. has repeated its warning that some countries are not doing enough to fight the virus uganda in east central africa has stepped up precautionary measures in the hope of protecting its people and sluggish economy it attracts considerable foreign capital from china. the riving is and to have a international effort in uganda is not the end of your journey next you have to traverse the medical screening process that's been put in place to keep coronavirus out of the country. hundreds of people have already been put into isolation after passing through the checks some of them within moments of landing everyone isn't a road has to act fast even the airlines normally

president cyril ramaphosa said the alternative was a human catastrophe. highest number of cases in africa, with 402 cases. our africa correspondent, andrew harding, is injohannesburg. a limited number of cases and no deaths, but the government is determined to clamp down early? i'm sorry, i thought we might get an due at the last moment, but i'm afraid we haven't, we will try to get back to him later if we can. the iranian government is strongly advising people not to travel within the country, as people are still celebrating the persian new year, or noruz. iran is struggling to contain one of the biggest outbreaks outside china, with one person dying from the disease every ten minutes. more than 1,800 people are confirmed to have died. rana rahimpour reports. ignoring the warnings — over the last four days, more than eight million iranians have been travelling to visit family members and to celebrate the persian new year. that's according to iran's red crescent, who've been screening people for the virus at checkpoints across the country. many thousands

begins there tomorrow only essential service workers will be allowed to leave their homes president cyril ramaphosa says that the lock down is needed to keep the number of infected people from swelling into the hundreds of thousands. some poor districts where most south africans live in densely populated quarters. roofs move a lot c it's one of them she has good reason to be fearful of the coronavirus because she into adults are infected with hiv. both take antiretrovirals but they could be especially vulnerable to the respiratory disease but the company's code 19 about 50 percent of south africa's hiv patients don't have access to and the hiv drugs. even more at risk experts warn that so. africa could be a ticking time bomb in the coronavirus pandemic poor jenny conditions are unavoidable in areas where many homes have no running water rows with lots explains that you can't afford protective gloves or hand sanitizer so the only option she has to keep her hands clean is to go to the public water pump and washing hands there. you have to watch why it losing a lockdown is a last resort with

the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, has declared a national state of disaster following the he said citizens from high risk countries would be denied entry and screening would be strengthened at all major airports. the czech republic has also closed its borders and introduced severe restrictions, banning people from moving around except for work, essential shopping and other necessary activities until march 24th. schools have also been closed. in france, polling stations have closed in the first round of local elections — a poll that went ahead despite lockdown measures to restrict public contact and contain the spread of coronavirus. but while france was voting, it was also announcing new coronavirus measures including a reinforcement of the border with germany. so far, almost 5,500 cases have been confirmed in france, and 127 people have died. lucy williamson reports from paris. bars, restaurants and schools are shuttered across the country. museums and cinemas are locked. the only places still open are essential services. grocers, chemists, newsagents and polling stations

the south african president cyril ramaphosa has declared a national state of disaster following the coronavirusigh risk countries would be denied entry and screening would be strengthened at all major airports. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has left self—isolation to greet pro—government supporters protesting against the congress. he was seen shaking hands and taking selfies outside the presidential palace in brasilia. mr bolsonaro put himself into quarantine after at least five members of his delegation tested positive for coronavirus over the last week. in china, for the third consecutive day, new cases of the virus that were contracted outside the country outweighed those that originated in the country. as a result, beijing's city government has ordered all international arrivals to go into quarentine facilities for 14 days. in all, china has now imported 123 cases from abroad out of a total of just under 81,000. here in the uk, the prime minister is stepping up efforts to keep the public informed about its plans for tackling the coronavirus outbreak, and how to protect themselves. bor

much more still ahead on the program a south african court has president cyril ramaphosa or misleading parliament about his election finances. and the netherlands history making apology when alexander expresses regret for the violence during the dodge colonise ation of indonesia. guess what there's more rain on his way to the british isles to to most of those in europe just to top up the rivers and increase the flooding it's mostly right because it's mostly coming fairly mild weather is 13 in london for example where there will be a change to stoke to get the high ground in scandinavia the rain does stay through france so it will leave the senate it's 4 meters above normal not make it any worse and snakes are eastern europe but still we're still talking about temperatures on the high side of normal that i tell you just as it's been the northerly chucky in here which means the snow comes far south as maybe denmark more especially southern sweden scottish highlands the high ground in england but looks let me sweep out all the way this is the color representation the temperature has to be

of course in south africa has cleared president cyril ramaphosa of misleading parliament about his electionances the anti corruption watchdog was investigating ram apostles' campaign to become the leader of the governing party charges roll the findings of the public protector were floored i made a 1000000 has more from pretoria. these are some of the words that the judge used to describe that report by the public protector incompetent illegitimate confusing and so essentially the court has thrown out that reports president. had sought a judicial review of a report by the public particularly that it accused him of money laundering misleading parliament and also had questioned some of the funds that he received always campaign when he was running for president all of the governing african national congress now the court had also gone on to say that the public protector hadn't laid down any evidence as to how she had found that the president. had been implicated in money laundering and also that there was no evidence that the president knew about where this donation came from essentially dismi

my parents moved there in their youth in the days when it was still the soviet union also i would cyril. andre trained as a geologist he worked for an oil company and rose through the ranks until he became its c.e.o. now he belongs to the russian elite. one of the delicious. she barbara's mother anastasio is also preparing a siberian specialty. set of being a londoner impel many dumplings filled with ground russians he loves i would just simply. another married couple and barbara's grandparents have been invited for dinner. and of course there's lots to drink 6 years i wish you luck and with. the roundabout way glad you're here. today it's hot. in russia it's a tradition to say a toast before drinking another glass. as for that poll says the hospital is more of our shores and you drink to your big family may it remain united that's what's most valuable to us as the. force of the earth he said that you honor tradition to you in your specific things we've known each other so long because that's not. maybe these russians are so focused on tradition because their recent history has been so

cyril. these are the stakes. to make a world in which all of gods children can live. or to go into the dark, we must either love each other, or we must die. >> vote for president johnson, on november 3rd. the stakes are too high for you to stay home. >> not exactly subtle, but it was an effective ad. goldwater did point score some points on foreign policy, on his timidity of in the face of communist provocation. most notably, cold water time to johnson for not responding forcefully, to v8 coming and north vietnamese brutality. why aren't you doing more to defend our south vietnamese ally? and the fact that he killed goal water and political history. it seems ludicrous that he doubted that he would win that election. released two pressing issues, that caused him to feel and spread of everything, he might lose. that he might be elected president there was a colossal scandal involving the chief aide walter jenkins in the -- in october 1964. he was caught in the men's room of a ymca with another man in a sexual encounter.. this was long before gay liberation. there is no

south african president cyril ramaphososa on monday announceda three-week lockdown monday as over 550 cases have been confirmed -- the highest in sub-saharan africa. in zimimbwe, promiminent 30-year-old televivision journalilist zororo o makamba hs died after contracting covid-19. he reportedly contracted the virus while he was recently visiting new york. in west africa, senegal and ivory coast on monday each declared statates of emergenencs they grapple to stem the spread of the virus. japanese television is reporting prime minister abe propose a one-year postponement of the tokyo olympic games during talks with the international olympic committee. indonenesia reported over 100 cases tuesday, marking its biggest daily surge. indonesia now has nearly 700 confirmed cases and at least 55 deaths. meanwhile, china has announced it w will lifift the lockdown on wuhan, the city where the first covid-19 infections were reported, unable a, they will lifted after two months of quarantine. other lockdowns will be lifted wednesday across other cities in hubei province. secretary of state mike po

you had a sense of cyril any aabili -- vulnerability that you never had before, which i feel to this day there was a trauma to 9/11. but as a society, a country, we have been blessed we haven't gone through something as disruptive as this. so what do we learn about ourselves? i think what we're seeing already is a crisis really brings out the truth about ourselves, first of all, and about others. and you see people's strength and you see people's weaknesses. you see society's strengths and you see society's weaknesses. you see both the beauty and the vulnerability. you see the best in people, you see the worst in people. you see people rise to the occasion. and you see people fall from the burden of the emotion. so i think it's -- you take a step back, first there were people doing extraordinary work. who deserve our thanks. and when you see a health care worker on the way to work, when you see a grocer working a double shift trying to deal with the demand in these stores. when you see a pharmacist overwhelmed with the long lines. when you see a police officer, firefighter, they're o

its president, cyril ramaphosa, said people from high risk countries would be denied entry and that screening despite sweeping restrictions on public life. cafes, bars, restaurants and many shops have been told to close and schools will be closed from tomorrow until further notice. in ireland, pubs and bars will close for two weeks from this evening. in a statement, the government also asked people not to organise house parties. new measures in austria include banning gatherings of more than five people as of tomorrow. and germany is set to bring in new restrictions at its borders with austria, france and switzerland. our correspondent jenny hill is in berlin. what will change? good evening from berlin which is much quieter than usual following the closure of bars and clubs here over the weekend. the country's schools are due to close, most as of tomorrow and this evening we have heard from the german interior minister who has confirmed he is temporarily reintroducing controls on the country's borders with france, switzerland, luxembourg, austria and denmark. as of eight o'clock tomorrow morn

africa's president cyril rama poser has confirmed 61 cases there and want that number is expected to rise he also announced new restrictions to curb the spread of the virus travelers from high risk countries including iran south korea and italy will be banned from the country airports for implementing new screening measures and schools have also been closed for at least 2 weeks and then kenya has banned all travel from countries with confirmed cases of the virus present or who are kenyatta says kenyan citizens will be and will still be allowed in on the condition that they isolate themselves afterwards for 14 days at home or in a government facility there are now 3 confirmed cases in the country all 3 patients though are in a stable condition i want to take a closer look then on iran because there are concerns that the corona virus pandemic could really overwhelm the health facilities in the country and place an even larger burden on an already struggling economy sunday march iran's single biggest jump in deaths rising more than 102724 overall there are now $14000.00 confirmed cases

in fact, president cyril ramaphosa has urged south africans that at 6pm tonight, to indulge themselves that they were told yesterday, and this morning by the police minister, that yes, they need to stay home and that they will not be allowed to jog, they will not be allowed to walk their dogs and no sale of alcohol will be permitted during the 21—day lockdown and only restricted movements will be made when people go out to buy food and also seeking medical attention. a charity which supports people with anxiety issues says it's seen an unprecedented rise in calls to its helpline in recent days, because of concerns about virus. here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. these are difficult times. feel very panicked, short of breath... the way ahead is hard. a changing world is particularly troubling if you already have an issue with anxiety. if i don't have a plan or something to work towards, that is when i start cracking a little bit. she was sobbing her heart out because she was so worried. for someone like francesca with a history of heart problems, watching each coronavi

in fact president cyril ramaphosa has urged south africans at 6pm to indulge themselves in a two—minuteld be singing the national anthem. what has made south africans more upset for this lockdown is they we re more upset for this lockdown is they were told yesterday and this morning by the police minister that yes, they need to stay home and they will not be allowed to jog or walk their dogs, and no sale of alcohol will be permitted during the 21 day lockdown, and only restricted movements will be made when people go out to buy food and also seeking medical attention. nomsa, thanks very much. we will keep you up to date with all the numbers and the latest data coming through on the coronavirus across the world. the time now is 6:10am. a man has admitted murdering 51 people in a terror attack on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand, just over a year ago. brenton tarrant had previously denied all charges and was due to stand trial injune. shaimaa khalil reports. it was an attack that shocked the world. the small city of christchurch became the scene of new zealand's worst mass shootin