jacob zuma was heckled in parliament and refused to say how and when he will repay the money, asked to return more than $20 million. al-shabab fighters detonated a car bomb. police say the men fought their way in front of the compound. fighting is ongoing. so far no reports of casualties. >> oil production has been slashed. many oil wells have been damaged or are under rebel control. >> reporter: this is how you find most university lecture hauls in south sudan. many lecturers are on site. they had a pay cut and now says he wants the money back. the conflict started in 2013. oil production has been moved by more than half. oil accounts for 90% of the engine. >> i must try my best to increase the production. i will be telling the give away prices. in a way it's a lot of revenue rights. >> the fall in global oil prices made it worse. the country selling crude mainly to china. because of lower quality. a barrel is selling for 20,000. there was compensation agreed on south sudan took most of the oil. after it pays the oil companies, the government has less than $10. >> some analysts are wo

deaths of 34 south african miners killed by police in 2012 has submitted it's findings to president jacob zuma from johannesburg here is erica wood. >> in the week leading up to the shooting ten people had been killed during the strike, including miners, security guards and two police officers. by the 16th of august hundreds of heavily armed police had been deployed with journalists and cameras watching they began to fire. [ gunfire ] 34 mine workers were killed and others were injure: it was the single worst incident involving security forces in south africa since the end of apartheid. more than 50 witnesses testified including union leaders miners, police and the deputy president. the inquiry wanted to know who ordered the shooting and under the tangled relationship between the government, unions, and mine owners. some observers say what happened had been brew forgive years. >> after 20 years of democracy after the end of apartheid many people feel they have not yet reaped the benefits of democracy. >> south africa has more than 80 strikes each year. most are in the mining sector. last year

. >> lamblampoons south african president jacob zuma. >> it was done because it was popular, it was still is just -- it's going to get people's attention. if you see advertising you look at what people think and say. >> it was hugely popular with the public but someone higher up didn't see the humor. south africa's state news brawblghtersbroadcasters abandoned it. >> it captures what zuma's all about. >> it's awesome pretty awesome yeah. >> another of his popular animations featuring an african jesus also got him in trouble. he's not to offend but only to poke fun and fiduciary the boundaries. the killings at a satirical newspaper in paris in january only confirmed his views on freedom of speech. >> people will say bad things, so you just need to grow up about it and just accept it. >> he says his animations have had around 8 million hits online. that's because he is one of the first south african animators to feature local voices cultures and issues. >> it is rather refreshing for it to be south african. >> despite his popularity, he has had to struggle to get his work on tv. >> do you f

. >> jacob zuma was heckled in parliament. he refused to plan how and when he paid the money. he was asked to return $20 million. ashton carter said i.s.i.l. military targets may be expanded to include boko haram. in a visit to washington nigeria's intelligence chief said he was confident about the fight against boko haram. i'm hopeful that we shall win the war. i think this will be completely finished with. >> in south sudan, oil production has been slashed by a third since fighting broke out in 2013. many oil wells have been damaged or are under rebel control as kathryn sawyer reports. >> this is how you find the lecture hauls in south sudan. many of lecturers are on strike. they had a pay cut last year. now they want the money back. the government says he don't afford it. an ethnic conflict started in 2013. oil production will appear and oil accounts for 90% of the government income. >> i will try my best to increase the production. then he increased production. i will be selling give away prices. in a way, it's a lot of revenue. >> the fall in global oil prices made it wor

. >> just an advertisement for fish and chips but it lampoons the south african president jacob zuma. a controversial property because of the millions of taxpayer dollars upgrading its security. >> it was done because it was popular, it was still is, just it's going to get people's attention. in advertising you look at what people think and say, at that time. >> reporter: it was hugely popular with the public but someone higher up didn't see the humor. south africa's state news broadcaster banned it but it still got plenty of hits online. >> i think it was hilarious. it captures exactly what it is and what it's about. >> it's awesome pretty awesome yeah. >> reporter: another of his popular animations featuring an african jesus also got him into trouble. he's saying he's not out to pock fun but to point out the satire. >> confirmed his freedom of speech. >> people will say bad things about you so we just need to grow up about it and just accept it. >> he says his animations have had about 8 million hits online. because he is one of the first south african animators to feature local iss

jacob zuma did answer the questions vaguely. he said he has nothing to answer, and that he had spent nothing, taken not a penny from the state funds. instead he said that he's asked the police to investigate, and whether he needs to pay back any money, and if so, how much. until they come back with an answer he said it's premature to ask him if he would be paying back any money. as far as the public is concerned, they're frustrated how long this has dragged out they say it is a circus, and there are social issues in south africa, many of them. the fact that he has spent an excess in some estimates of $20 million on his home for whatever reason, it is something for them that is very hard to swallow. >> two men have been caught on camera mugging a south african journalist. >> seconds from going on lane in johannesburg when two men approached him and threatened him with a gun. he said did he not want to give up his phone. no one was injured in the incident. >> mexican cartels are flooding the united states with heroin. the drug enf

. >> jacob zuma was heckled in apartment lie opposition members when he refuse today plain how he plany the money he has been asked to he repay $20 million. >>> in south sudan oil production has been sharks by a third since fighting broke out in 2013. many oil wells have been damaged or are under rebel control. the government relies almost exclusively for funding to run the country. >> reporter: this is how you'll find most university rex true halls in south sudan. almost empty. many of the lecturers are on strike. they had a pay cut last year and now they want that money back. but the government says it cannot afford it. and here is why. since an ethnic conflict started in 2013, all production has been reduced by more than half. oil accounts for over 90% of the government's income. >> i must try my post increase the production. and then if i increase the production, i will even be selling at give-away prices. in a way it's a loss of revenue we know the results. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the fall in global oil prices has made it worse for south sudan. the country is said to be selling

deaths of 34 south african miners killed by police in 2012 has submitted it's findings to president jacob zuma the police say they open fired on the miners in self defense. but lawyers representing the miners said that they posed no threat to the armed officers. >> in the week leading up to the shooting ten people had already been killed during the strike, including miners, security guards and two police officers. by the 16th of august hundreds of heavily armed police had been deployed. [ gunfire ] 34 mine workers were killed, and 70 others were injured. more than 15 witnesses testified, including miners and police and they wanted to know who ordered the shooting. some observers say what happened had been brewing for years. >> aftermay be feel that they have not yet reaped the benefits of democracy. >> south africa has more than 80 strikes each year. most are in the finishing sector. last year 06,000 miners stopped work for nine months. and each time they strike workers ask for the same things. >> the mining companies that extract are usually foreign owned and operated. they have called for la

. >> it is just an advertisement for fish and chips but the president jacob zuma. upgrading security. >> it was popular it was still is just -- it's going to get people's attention in advertising you'll look at what people think and say. >> it was hugely popular with the public but someone higher up didn't see the humor. south africa's state news banned it but still got plenty of hits online. >> i think it's hilarious. it captures what zuma is. >> awesome pretty awesome yeah. >> another of his popular animations featuring an africa jesus also got him in trouble. he's not setting out to offend only to poke fun and to push the boundaries. the killings at a satirical newspaper in paris in january have only confirmed his views on freedom of speech. >> people will make fun about you in the real world and say things about you in the real world. you need to grow up about it and accept it. >> he says his animations have had around 8 million hits online. it's because he is one of the first south africa animators to feature local voices cultures and issues. >> it is quite re

in the latest question and answer session jacob zuma did answer the question vaguely. he said he had nothing to answer and he had spent nothing, taken not a penny from state funds. and instead he said that he's asked the police to investigate and whether he needs to pay back any money and if so, how much. until the policemen come back with an answer it is premature to ask him if he'll be paying back any money. as far as the public is concerned, they're frustrated how long this has dragged out. there are social issues in south africa, many of them, and the fact that he has spent in excess of $20 million on his home that, is hard for them to swallow. >> two men are caught on camera mugging a south african journalist. he was seconds before going live on air in south africa when two men approached him with a gun. he did not want to give up his phone. >>> a truck crashed in to a bus in tanzania. the police described a grizzly scene with many people trapped between two vehicles. >>> in colombia, the president announcing a one-month halt in airstrikes in rebel-held camps. the

also in south africa residents are demanding an apologize from jacob zuma, that teenage parents be banished to robin island. where nelson mandela was jailed. teenage parents should be elevated from their babies so they could focus on their education. >> we are continuing the status of women firsthand from girls taking on the fight for human rights in their own countries. the advocacy organization, let girls lead, earlier i talked to the founder denise and these young women all fighting for rights in their home countries of guatemala eet ethiopia and ma lowf loumalawi. what is like for young girls in guatemala? >> translator: my experience in guatemala one of the big ones is early pregnancy, as well as maternal mortality of girls and sexual assault and violence. lack of education and lack of access to health care. in my community many young girls and many young women even consider committing suicide. >> memory what about you? you are from malawi, we recently did a program on child marriage, i know you have a personal experience with it with your sister. >> my little sister was forced to get