a commission of inquiry was set up by jacob zuma to establish exactly what has happened. but a year later the mother commission of inquiry -- but a year later, the commission of inquiry is incomplete. the injured miners and relatives of the deceased miners also still traumatized do not know what happened. the commission of inquiry has ground to a halt because the lawyers representing the injured and the families of the deceased say they have run out of money. there is no money to pay for the in -- for them to continue representing their clients. the constitutional court is expected to rule as to whether the government should make funds available to the legal representatives to represent the wounded and me families -- and the families of the deceased of the marikana massacre. >> the notorious french lawyer, jack were just -- jocks were just -- jacques verges, has died. he spent most of his career defending the seemingly indefensible. let's take a look back on his life. >> the devil's advocate. the lawyer sang his way through the trial of a former khmer rouge leader, accuse

jacob zuma has congratulated him for his successful vote. our correspondent has more on what we are likely to expect from his seventh term. >> they won more than two thirds of the parliament, giving them superpowers and allowing him to do just about anything, including making changes to the constitution, without the support of any party. one of the things he is most likely to go in is what he calls in digitization policy. this is a policy aimed at foreign owned mines which forces foreign mining companies to cede 51% of their share to black zimbabwean groups. that policy was introduced in 2007 and people are not -- people are expecting us to go ahead. and. >> the front runner in mali's presidential elections have gotten -- has gotten a boost. >> ahead of the run on vote, the favorite has already have -- the favorite has one when already in the bag. >> i am solemnly calling on all members of the party and all my fellow malian's who voted for me to return to the polls in support of the candidate. in the second round of the provincial election.

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