south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has successfully blocked an inquiry against him by the country's anti-corruption watchdog ramaphosa has been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over $50000.00 donation to his leadership campaign which he denies. those of the latest headlines on more news coming up that's right after inside story do stay with us. china intervened to stop protests in hong kong beijing warns protesters saying its patience is wearing thin after many weeks of chaos but what options does it have to deal with anger in hong kong and is a military intervention possible this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. china has warned it might be losing patience with what it calls a color revolution in hong kong it said those who play with fire must not mistake beijing's restraint for weakness they will eventually be punished a few days after that warning protesters were back on the streets for the 10th straight weekend they've defied a police ban on some of the marches and again faced tear gas activists have also staged a protest at the international airpo

when president cyril ramaphosa or took office last year he put the nuclear expansion plan on the back burner choosing instead to shift the focus back to renewables his aim is for a quarter of south africa's energy needs to be met by green sources by 2030 years they want coal to supply just half. the following is mismanagement he faces an uphill struggle especially when blackouts are already hampering the progress of the south african economy. from johannesburg joined by our correspondent. from a european perspective it's hard to understand you think of south africa as a land of abandoned sunshine where all the solar stations indeed there is plenty of sun here indeed indeed the government recognized in 2003 when it put a document which they call a white paper to try and find ways of getting an h. or power from the sun from the wind but delays wimmin the jew to the focus of the then president nutrition and which focused on nuclear as alluded to and is when the technology is trying to store that nature and create it where not today at all at that time but now under serum oppose the gover

by the country's and to corruption watchdog the high court issued the ruling a short time ago cyril ramaphosa has been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a 50000 dollars donation to his campaign to be leader of the governing in c. party today's decision blocks any remedial actions previously ordered by the watchdog and allows for a review of be inquiries report on. those of the headlines on al-jazeera witness is coming up next they with us. talk to all jews there are we us what guarantees would you give to the people who will be attending the manana workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter although to 0. 5 when the. india when we can light up. a movement which come with the truth. we need to come. to the new. end of the nation the. right to. or ma'am ma'am are you what he match. or done. that. bad that they are they be a local model. which is no older than i would. know to q. and a happening where the madonna indian women should dominate then. when i. was so.

on the street accordance out africa has temporarily suspended plans to investigate president cyril ramaphosa for corruption and the post had been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a $50000.00 campaign donation to his leadership campaign but he denies the allegations are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more to come and sad story is that next. it's rare and it's deadly the democratic republic of congo has suffered its worst ever ebola outbreak an experimental vaccine may prove effective against the virus but what does it take to contain the disease and how do you reach the people most at risk this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the democratic republic of congo is struggling to contain the 2nd largest outbreak of ebola ever it's killed at least $1800.00 people in just one year in the central african country and has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the world health organization 4 cases were confirmed in goma a densely populated city of 2000000 close to the rwandan border more than 1300 people have been vaccinated th

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the streets of court and south africa has temporarily suspended plans to investigate president cyril ramaphosa for corruption have been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a $50000.00 donation to his leadership campaign which he denies which are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera counting the cost is next. hello i'm from al santa maria and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. on balance it sounds like a solid idea or a new world currency to challenge the dollar given it's backed by facebook well it's just not that simple you look at the challenges the social network faces from government central banks and. also this week the currency war within the trade war china lets the one depreciate as donald trump slaps paging with the title of currency manipulator briggs it also takes another lump out of the pounds i'm going electric on 2 wheels is this the transport to reduce. carbon footprint. the most valuable commodity in the world for the past 100 years the answer to that question would have been oil or maybe

cyril ramaphosa is facing a fierce debate over an age old problem -- land. specifically who owns it and who doesn't. that issue is an open wound in the country's post-apartheid era. on the left there are calls for the government to seize land held by white south africans putting serious pressure on president ramaphosa's government. for farmers this is expropriation without compensation are familiar. they evoke the violence of government-mandated seizures of white-owned farms in neighboring zimbabwe two decades ago. for many it stirs up debate that africa could fall to economic devastation like its neighbor to the north. emotions about land reform run high and misinformation abounds. here are the facts. expropriation without compensation has happened before in south africa. in 1913 the government passed the natives land act. back then it grabbed 87% of land for whites. and corralled black south africans onto reserves where they had no individual ownership rights. black livelihoods were destroyed. today not enough has changesed. 72 cultural land is owned by wh

backed forces overran government bases and the presidential palace south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has successfully blocked an inquiry against him by the country's anti corruption watchdog the ruling by the high court in pretoria stops all actions previously ordered by the watchdog and allows for a review of the inquiries report president had been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a $50000.00 donation to his leadership campaign which he denies today let's go back now to growing pains. they view growth as something positive. it's great watching our kids grow up or seeing a tree grow. it we always aware that all growth must come to an end. there's a limit nature knows no such thing as infinite growth this ruth seems to apply to every kind of growth but one economic growth is somehow supposed to continue indefinitely. as one person recognized the 150 years ago growth is the fundamental principle of our economic system capitalism only works when the economy grows but call mox recognize something else as well it is this growth that will eventually destroy the system its

over his campaign donations pending an appeal to the country's anti corruption watchdog alleges cyril ramaphosa deliberately misled parliament over a $32000.00 donation during his campaign for a.n.c. party leadership in 2017 but a ruling by they preach oriya high court blocks any investigation into run opposer while he appeals the watchdogs findings coming to miller has more from pretoria. president has managed to get a in interdict to stop the remedial action that was recommended by the public protector against him and that's link to her reports that she said he had deliberately misled parliament when answering questions around donations to his campaign when he was running for president of the african national congress on the public protector and said that the president as should be referred to the ethics committee within parliament he that he had violated the executive ethics code and also she believes that there was enough evidence to indicate that there were this potentially money laundering involved in the movement of these campaign funds now this is something the president has denied he s