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change the lives of black people they have oppressed of our main hope is the black vote the democratic alliance represents the whites interest the elite on the privileged yellow of anger from rising really from those comments not least from the party veterans who described his remarks as an appropriate the government as well has been at pains of late to fight discrimination by launching a national action plan some also of note here white people currently make up just nine percent of south africa's population but on more than seventy percent of private farmland that's seen an increasing number of calls from the black community to redistribute the country's wealth well we got reaction from a former un t. apartheid activist and also from the leader of the bloc first land first party. my people are the beneficiaries of racism all of the way that they were liberal on what i do even communists in south africa are white people benefited to continue to benefit thirty five thousand white families own eighty percent of the land they will not shed his lead with us they still maintain it up at that hold on

south africa twenty five years after the end of apartheid be betteroff now in the hands of the democratic alliance with the economic freedom fighters is it time to give someone else ago i think the challenge here is what joseph has been in arguing and what. has been alluding to and that is the question of dealing with leadership and of course the question within the political part of the a.n.c. is the factional politics that seems to under the under plan the politics of the party and tends to school over into the politics of the state and that in itself is something that needs to be looked at in terms of our electoral system in terms of how we vote and we in the in the in the last two weeks of an election process where we're going to be going to the polls on. may and that in itself is going to be an important test of but the political party to see how much it wins and also of the opposition and pulled out has suggested that at the d a the democratic and has been through its own telescope and the internal part to politics you know in the west think it's been dealing with the. beleaguered former may

change the lives of black people they have oppressed us our main hope is the black vote the democratic alliance represents the white interest the elite and the privileged those comments really angered party veterans who described the remarks as inappropriate the government spin it pains to fight discrimination of late by launching a national campaign plan to combat rising racism white people currently make up only nine percent of south africa's population but own more than seventy percent of private farmland and that seen an increasing number of calls from the black community to redistribute the country's wealth we got reaction from a former anti-apartheid activist and also the president of the black first land first party. i people are the beneficiaries of racism all of them were that there were liberal what i do even communists in south africa are white people benefited ecology to benefit thirty five thousand white families own eighty percent of the land they will not shed his lead with us they still maintain it up at that hold on the economy so why would we not have a blacks only looking as

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government now the african national congress has denied allegations by the opposition party the democratic alliance that the agencies behind these protests that they are instigating violence it's a very much what we saw in the last few days when these protests.

south africa twenty five years after the end of apartheid be betteroff now in the hands of the democratic alliance with the economic freedom fighters is it time to give someone else ago i think the challenge here is what joseph has been arguing and what. has been alluding to and that is the question of dealing with leadership and of course the question within the political part of the and see is the factional politics that seems to under the under plan the politics of the party and tends to school over into the politics of the state and that in itself is something that needs to be looked at in terms of our electoral system in terms of how we vote and we in the in the in the last two weeks of an election process where we're going to be going to the polls on. may and that in itself is going to be an important test of but the political party to see how much it winds and also of the opposition and pulled out has suggested that at the d a the democratic and has been through its own telescope and the internal part of politics you know in the west think it's been dealing with the. beleaguered former mayo

south africa twenty five years after the end of apartheid be betteroff now in the hands of the democratic alliance with the economic freedom fighters is it time to give someone else ago i think the challenge here is what joseph as we've been arguing and what. has been alluding to and that is the question of dealing with leadership and of course the question within the political part of the of the end see is the factional politics that seems to undo underpin the politics of the party and tends to split the well into the politics of the state and that in itself is something that needs to be looked at in terms of our electoral system in terms of how we vote and we in the in the in the last two weeks of an election process where we're going to be going to the polls on. may and that in itself is going to be an important test of but the political party to see how much it winds and also of the opposition and pulled out a suggested that at the d a the democratic and has been through its own telescope and the internal part to politics you know in the west think it's been dealing with the. beleaguered forme

government now the african national congress has denied allegations by the opposition party the democratic alliance that the agencies behind these protests that they are instigating violence it's very much what we saw in the last few days when these protests took place in alexandria township essentially for the people here this is becoming about a fight between two parties which have the power to make a difference they say but at the end of the day nothing is being done no senior political leaders have visited alexandra yet we understand that the premier of the how to province and potentially president up also will the list visit alexandra but that hasn't happened yet and this is adding to the anger felt by the people here nigeria has suspended mining in one of its northern states and ordered all foreigners engaged in mining activities to leave the move comes after a surge in crime in zamfara states the military police and state security forces have been deployed in recent weeks to tackle criminal gangs behind the spate of killings and kidnappings and the operators who defy the order will have thei

are we likely then to see parties like the economic freedom front in the democratic alliance the da make substantial gains in protest i suppose against the a.n.c. . well i mean you know the election is and in about ten days time and you know it's being very closely fought and you know many people say this is going to be the most tightly contested election in our democratic era most analysts and pundits would predict that the a.n.c. would would would achieve a majority at a national level perhaps not as high as in previous elections where sixty two percent was the margin of the a.n.c. success in twenty fourteen and some of the key issues are going to be around unemployment and a general dissatisfaction amongst the population so it's a really going to be a question of how many people are going to be bothered to go out and vote on the on the eighth of may to give a full and proper mandates to an incoming incoming government to be able to deal with the many many social and economic ills that we confront twenty five years into democracy last night you thank you very much indeed for your time.

known dizzier a company that would become a vital ally of paul kagame me as head of the alliance of democratic forces for the liberation of congo or a.d.f. l. . kagami himself took a backseat leaving the fighting to his right hand man lieutenant colonel james cutter a.b. . my first meeting with the night is that it. was just here. in this image that it came. on hollow how the photo was that just within the sixties together with the truth of what i had to hide under the hood of books to what i did a fool i saw this is that right i'm on your way museveni the ugandan president provided park a dummy with diplomatic support and arms. he had the u.s. on his side while the french backed the leader in dictator of zaire mobutu says. it was the beginning of the first congo war starting with the dismantling of the hutu refugee camps. when the in cotati attacked they left a corridor open in the town of goma providing access to the rwandan border. and of these to. open the border enabling those refugees who had the opportunity to enter. a view enough he saw some of the soldiers also returned to rwanda. but

government now the african national congress has denied allegations by the opposition party the democratic alliance that the agencies behind these protests that they are instigating violence it's a very much what we saw in the last few days when these protests took place in alexandria township essentially for the people here this is becoming about a fight between two parties which have the power to make a difference they say but at the end of the day nothing is being done no senior political leaders have visited alexandria yet we understand that the premier of the how to province and potentially president up also will the list visit alexandra but that hasn't happened yet and this is adding to the anger felt by the people here new zealand's privacy commissioner says facebook is run by in his words morally bankrupt pathological liars john edwards has lost out of the social media giant after a gunman used that to live stream last mosque attacks in the city of christchurch he wants governments to force internet giants to do more to stop atrocities being broadcast online facebook chief mark zuckerberg s

this evolution from an uneasy alliance with a southern democrat eventually evolves into something else entirely over the course of eight years, in large part due to the impeachment hearings. just to give you a little bit of context here, when the monica lewinsky charges against clinton arise, 53% of black people do not believe the charges. 54% of white people say they do believe the charges. so there is a visual difference, which is a racial polarization beginning to happen here. one of the things that emerges is we see somebody like democratic pollster, ron lister argue that african-americans will begin to stick to clinton because they identify with him and his misfortune and travails so, lester, and i will share a quick quote says, there have said been so many investigations that didn't culminate to anything, speaking of black officials, just the notion of an investigation doesn't affect black voters as it doesn't white voters. it just says the law is handed out on a different basis. people say that they treat bill clinton like he is black. this is the moment when we joke and say the

the trans-atlantic bond is very deeply rooted in history, in democratic values, in alliance. that's a reality and i think that it is also very much present among the leaders when they meet in the european council. they want the trans-atlantic bond to continue and they want to strengthen it. it continues to be a key factor in how we see how to place ourselves in this world. that also means that we need to build on what we have in common. we need to maximize the positive agenda and that is by bilateral relations, for example, in trade, but it's also about that rule-based international order, in the first instance about the wto, where there is sufficient commonality of interest to push, we believe, a common reform agenda. at the same time, we need to minimize the frictions. there have always been frictions in the trans-atlantic relationship and we have always been able to manage them. we have to be a little bit careful that they don't proliferate too much and because of the impact that that has in a broad political sense which may influence the room to maneuver of the leaders wh

but also refusing to do alliances with the liberal democrats and the green party this week, so change the remain vote so they are potentially setting off a people's vote in this election and now we could stay. i think at the moment, each one is hoping they will be able to get votes from the other and time will tell how successful that will be. just talking about polls and european elections and general elections, how much appetite is there for the public with all this? the majority think it is a bad idea the uk elections are going ahead. but now that they are, i expect we could see a situation where effectively the whole thing becomes a proxy vote for the referendum. and at the moment, if the brexit party thatis at the moment, if the brexit party that is having a momentum in their favour. but polls only catch public opinion at the time in that situation could change very quickly and he could change substantially depending on develop it's like this. let's go back to the telegraph and mentioned leaks a little while ago, so mentioned leaks a little while ago, so this time we talk about h

pratima putin harbors dark dreams of imperialism he wants to split our alliance and weaken our democratic result still russian aggression russia's attacks on western democracies and in the context of russian efforts all around the world if russia did not exist it would be necessary to invent russia just to keep nato going that's the impression that you get from the summit and the anniversary celebrations that just took place in washington d.c. what worries them seems to be russia's presence anywhere russian efforts all around the world whether that's efforts in ukraine. russians continued. in activity in syria out in each case we are doing our best collectively to respond in the case of venezuela the united states says it's responses being prepared as well and what doesn't worry them is their own presence at russia's borders really why would russia be nervous about such moves nato is adamant to present itself as purely a defensive bloc quickly forgetting the havoc it regularly creates around the world . but even with nato as number one enemy so clearly pronounced there is still kind of a

pratima putin harbors dark dreams of imperialism he wants to split our alliance and weaken our democratic result still russian aggression russia's attacks on western democracies and in the context of russian efforts all around the world so we are stepping up our efforts. see we just agreed with the ducks huge and we just agreed to package with more surveillance exercises on all the issues which we. strongly believe are relevant for the black sea region and of course also in working with our partners georgia and ukraine. the natives chief continues to brand russia a global threat with ian still claiming the country has made the world a more dangerous place u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of echoed those remarks while demanding russia remove its military personnel from venezuela amid the ongoing political crisis that former american congressman ron paul thinks nato is trying to promote u.s. interests. i've argued that our foreign policy is designed to say if you do what we tell you we'll give you a lot of money if you don't you better watch out we might put on sanctions or bomb your cou