well, after the, the, the votes concluded, then the real work will begin for start from the i e. c. that's the independent electoral commission here in south africa as well. i use the scarf will actually begin vote counting the votes this very evening with in voting stations. those votes will then be the tallies, will then be transferred to the national result center. we will start to start see those trickling in. now the i, you see have 7 days in which to finalize the results. but in the past,

well, after the, the, the votes concluded, then the real work will begin for start from the i e. c. that's the independent electoral commission here in south africa as well. i use the scarf will actually begin vote counting the votes this very evening with in voting stations. those votes will then be the tallies, will then be transferred to the national result center. we will start to start see those trickling in. now the i, you see have 7 days in which to finalize the results. but in the past, they've actually done it in less time, usually concluding those results with in about 4 days. so that they give an expectation at least that by the end of this weekend, we should have a clear indication of who is leading south africa. if not by early next week, we'll definitely know who has won the selection. diana hawker, reporting from johannesburg. thank you so much. i a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. belgian police have searched the residents and offices of a european parliament employee. the belgian prosecutor says the employee played a si

now the policy from the i e. c, is that if you're in the line at 9 p. m, you will still be allowed to vote. and these people are still waiting here, and the q actually snakes around the, the block. and we've heard from other colleagues in the media that they are either voting stations with the similar situation. so that does mean a long night for these people standing in the queue as well as for i e. c. stuff who off to the vote is done actually need to start counting those votes. the stakes are high. diane, what makes the selection so significant is well, there's a number of things that make it so significant the 2 years off the democracy. we are voting once again, and that's a generation of, of, of growth and movement in south africa. they are number of new voters voting this time around and a lot of key issues that voters are speaking about. i spoke to some voters at this very voting station earlier on about why they are voting and they raised the number of issues such as voting for jobs. voting to make sure that we have a consistent electricity supp

have been able to make sure the things run smoothly, but well that's happens electoral body the i e c. c is that the will be no tolerance for misconduct to doing this voting a day. like incidence that happened in him taught to for instance, in the eastern to problems with the costing of special votes yesterday. and monday were disrupted by a texas stripe, which resulted in public disorder and a bit of and raced the but presiding offices in fact to the cd, the chief electoral officer of the i. e. c. have spoken on that issue. and this is what you had to say. i think in the election, there's a clear cuz that i send to undermine the credibility to of the outcome. videos that you saw over the weekend. so i'd rather next we didn't. but it said kim, a great tent endeavor and to try and mitigate the risk. thousands of police officers have also been added a to the low in order to enforcement. i think it's about 17000 that has been deployed and possibly natal only with a focus on it took me to municipality already, but people have been in a rested in certain parts of the country as of mentione

in fact to the cd, the chief electoral officer of the i. e. c. have spoken on that issue. and this is what you had to say. i think in the election there's a clear orchestration to undermine the credibility to of the outcome. but if you do is video, so over the weekend, i'd rather an accident. but it's a kim, a great to endeavor and to try and mitigate the risk. thousands of produce offices have also been added to the the in order to enforcement. i think it's about $17000.00 that has been deployed and was to be natal only with a focus on it. took me in the municipality. i'm already a people. i have been and i rested in certain parts of the country as of mentioned um the pool pool. uh providence um incident to that to where before um full people being arrested. but also, the extra precautions really tells us that these general indexes take place under circumstances that a very different from any of the lives in the history office of africa. let's take a look at why these it makes us so important. so that for to me, lex is all being closely watched worldwide, and the outcome

the i. e. c has been giving regular updates via press briefings as to how things are going, and they will give us an update the little bit later on today. due to indicate how many people have voted and whether they have been any problems, what's best for everything looks like it's going well. voting stations ok open on time with some minor glitches, but it seems like so i've, africans will be able to cost the ballots in the majority today, but them give us a bit of background. it's been said this election is the most important vote in 30 years. why as well? so that's because seems to be quite a pivots to point in its history for a number of reasons. firstly, because of that fits the sort of a landmark that we've obtained. but also because there is a possibility that they could be some kind of shape up at the national government level. the amc government in the previous election, one with the 57 percent majority. however, the awesome predictions that they might slip below 50 percent in this electi

the runs of president abraham or i e. c has been killed in a helicopter crash run state t v says that the president is for administer, and other government officials died when their chopper crashed in a remote region near the border with eyes or by john iran. supreme leader has appointed an interim president. he must hold elections within the next 50 days. he's also ordered 5 days of official morning. the search teams scoured the foggy mountains and northwest and run for hours from devon. my hon eventually locating the crashed helicopter and finding no sign of survive as well. yeah. because so we've got to risk is pulled bodies from the wreckage below the helicopter wing down near runs border with as a by john with president crazy. and his foreign minister had been attending a damn opening center and the advocacy must be the more cubical site, including a run state tv can send, can use of the dates, home. i know you guys are sending shock waves across around. ready with leaders across the world, offering their condolences a

as we've seen them so far, can be taken as almost a referendum of the conduct up until this point i. e. c has only counted about 2500000 votes, best best fall. and they saying that it's about 21 percent of the old voting dressed districts. so of course it is a long way to go, but it is worth noting that in the elections the amc would have been above the 50 percent mark, even this early in the vote counting stage. and then that would be some variance as it went along. okay, and if we presume that the i and say, does the much as the biggest party, what i'm most likely to say coalition with, as well, that's $1000000.00 question, i think. yeah, in this election, they are so many parties participating in this election. and to be quite honest, it's quite, it's quite difficult to give a, put a prediction this early on as to who they could choose to get into a coalition with, if they do. part of the reason for that is that the ideological backgrounds of these parties very significantly. and everybody of course, once they own policies to come to the full. but you have a, for example, which is one

in public disorder and, and respect presiding offices and also the chief electoral officer of the i. e. c. have spoken on that to match. and this is what you had to say. i think in the election there's a clear cause that ation to undermine the credibility to of the outcome. the video is video, so over the weekend i'd rather an accident, but it's a yeah. ok, great to endeavor to say this election could not have been put in so even before the the, the, the end to mitigate the risk. thousands of police officers have been deployed across the country. in fact, we understand that 17000 police. i've been to florida and was not told only with the focus on the high risk of voting stations, particularly in the it's if we knew municipalities. this then tells us that these general elections take place and the circumstance is very different from any of the election in the history of, of africa. in fact, these elections are way more important, not only for the last week up, but the world at large. and this is why there's an opportunity. lakes is all being closely watched, worldwide, and the all time is

have been able to make sure the things run smoothly, but well, if that happens, it to a body the i e. c. c is that to the will be no tolerance for misconduct to doing this voting a day like incidence that happened in him todd. so for instance, in the eastern k problems with the costing of special votes yesterday and mondays would disrupted by a texas driver which resulted in public disorder and a bit of and risk, but presiding offices in fact to be seated. be the chief electoral officer of the i used to have spoken on that issue. and this is what you had to say. i think in the election there's a clear orchestra ation to undermine the credibility to of the outcome videos, videos. so over the weekend, i'd rather next it in, but it said to him, eh, ok, great to endeavor and to try and mitigate the risk. thousands of police officers have also been added to the the in order to enforcement. i think it's about $17000.00 that happened deployed, and was to be natal only with a focus on it, typically municipality, already. but people have been and re arrested in certain parts of the country as of

the i e. c has been getting regular updates via press briefings as to how things are going, and they will give us an update the little bit later on today. students indicate how many people have voted and whether they have been any problems, but that's for everything. looks like it's going well voting stations folks open on time with some minor glitches, but it seems like so i've, africans will be able to cost the ballots in the majority today. but them give us a bit of background. it's been said this election is the most important vote in 30 years. why as well? so that's because seems to be quite a pivots to point in its history for a number of reasons. firstly, because of that. so it's the sort of a landmark that we've obtained but also because there is a possibility that they could be some kind of shape up at that national government level. the amc government in the previous election, one with the 57 percent majority. however, the awesome predictions that they might slip below 50 percent in th

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the neo conservatives would like and elements in the c i a c, e b. i'll tell you it's um, which one you think back of the man and what he met and what drove him and what moved jim? i think he's one of the most fascinating characters in our history. certainly in, in, in our presidential lifetime had a lot of it, i think interesting because of who he was, what drove him, both the good and the bad, his demons as well. and that's why i think richard nixon in, in a sense, still lives in what we are today. so it's a great conversation. thank you so much to, to jeremy and then for joining us and for taking us through that. thank you gentlemen. before we go, i want to remind view of our mission, really, it's simple. this side of the world, we've got to stop living and these little boxes go to salt, live in boxes, to slip everywhere. and that's what we try to do here to look everywhere, convert sanchez. this is direct to the the, what is part of the, the employee would post that isn't the, the place you of us entered in the word? or is it something deeper, mo

ok, it's the a funeral ceremony is under way for a runs late presidential, but i am and i. e. c is body has not been moved from the northern city of tempe, but he used to the capital to her on. he was killed in a helicopter crash on sunday, along with the foreign minister and 7 others. tens of thousands of people have gathered to pay their respects. this is the 2nd of 5 days of national morning announced by iran supreme leader ali from any but the east his body will be late to rest and his hometown of much heads on thursday of the house. and is there any us from that on so on the 2nd day of national morning, tell us what you've seen and what the movie is like and check on what does that mean? the funeral audit is in underway and the body of president tracy and his companions arrived in the matter about the airport. it's on its way right now to the city of palm. it's one of the holy cities. yeah. and you're on to be there with the also i said many of the my former shrines ad and after that the, the body will be moved back to, to her on whether to be here for tomatoes, official fu

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the neo conservatives would like and elements and the c i a c, e, v. i'll tell you it's um, which when you think back of the man and what he met and what drove him and what moved him. i think he's one of the most fascinating characters in our history. certainly. and in our presidential lifetime, and a lot of it, i think interesting because of who he was, what drove him, both the good and bad, his demons as well. and that's why i think richard nixon, in, in a sense, still lives in what we are today. so it's a great conversation. thank you so much to, to jeremy and then for joining us and for taking us through that. thank you gentlemen. up before we go i, i want to remind you of our should really, it's simple, this side of the world. we've got to stop living and these little boxes just don't live in boxes to slip everywhere. and that's what we try to do here to look everywhere. public sanchez, this is direct to the, in the headlines thrown off the international musto says ukraine is being used to by the west to wage an open war against russia. that's als

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is a senior policy fellow on military expert with the europe and council on foreign relations, e c, f r i stuff the all fucking bun. she is on a list for eastern europe, the german council on farms and h. e. d g, a. be joining us via skype from parcel v. have danny shows. she is, you made the folder, i dw a very warm welcome to you all good stuff. um, the german foreign minister was in ukraine recently and she said that the situation has wilson drastically. now we know she had planned to go to hockey if she could not because of security reasons. how is the situation now in your plan has to be more than 2 years while ukraine is of a very difficult time in small um, it has been difficult to really be difficult. uh, part of that was the delay in 8, both from europe and us. um, it's widely known that the us were late, but also european munition industry to use the the late the problem is the ukraine on forces hot lost a lot of personal because of this delayed losing soldiers means losing skills, losing people that have experience losing people that have a noise and what they're doing, it's ve

i sign in here in berlin. and today, my guess the gustavo price of the he is a senior policy fellow on military expert with the europe and council on foreign relations, e. c, f r. i stuffy off balkan bun. she is on a list for eastern europe. the gentleman council on foreign relations, d g, a, be joining us via skype from boss. so we have steady shows. she is, you made the boat to add the w a variable and welcome to you. all good stuff. um the german foreign minister was in ukraine recently. and she said that the situation has worse than drastically. now we know she had planned to go to hockey if she could not because of psychiatry visits. how is the situation now in your plan has to be more than 2 years? well, ukraine is other very difficult time into school, and it has been difficult to really be difficult. a part of that was the delay in 8, both from europe and us. it's mildly known that the us were late, but i was a european. i'm a nation initiatives the relate. the problem is that the crane on forces had lost a lot of personal because of this delayed. losing soldiers means losing skills, losing people that have experience losing people that have a noi

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