many people in the anc, those loyal to jacob zuma, they say the key pillarfor those loyal to jacob zumafor understanding the anc is the notion of it still being a revolutionary liberation movement, and that that is movement still engaged in liberation, and so has to have complete loyalty and discipline. and you have the trade that loyalty and that value of discipline. no. discipline as distinct from disciplinary procedures, means your attitude towards work, towards obligations, towards work, towards obligations, towards service to people, that is what discipline means. that is not what discipline means. that is not what jacob zuma says. he it what discipline means. that is not whatjacob zuma says. he it means confronting the enemy, and always understanding who we are and who they are. and he says, and i will quote directly, our enemies trying to destroy the anc and take control of the country are, to use his phrase, the representatives of white monopoly capital. let me tell you what is the nub of the problem. it is that he uses himself and his name asa is that he uses himself and his na

calling the president jacob zuma to step down. and all aboard the corruption coach for a ride on a money laundering lane the london bus tour that takes in properties allegedly bought by crooked and high profile nigerians. hours after winning a landslide in the secession referendum the government of caracas kurdish region has rejected by. demands to hand over control of airports ninety two percent of kurds who posted about have voted yes the results been announced despite a last minute appeal to cancel it by the iraqi prime minister charles traffic reports from. so liberations on the streets of the build up to ninety two percent of voters said yes to secession for the kurdish region of northern iraq. the referendum is very important it will for my future and i hope at least that baghdad will eventually to be independent. with the federal government in baghdad has called the referendum on constitutional and he's refusing to even recognize the result that alone start negotiations with the kurdish regional government ok allergy of the

you are deputy minister in president jacob zuma's cabinet, you are marching against him now? is is a much against corruption and state capture. anyone who is involved in corruption, this is a march against them. if ever there was any doubt about how divided the governing party, the african national congress is, this is your a nswer national congress is, this is your answer and they want deputy president to be his preferred successor. they want him because they believe he is not corrupt. next, we are going to talk about mount agung. it is an active volcano and it could be about to erupt. hywel griffith is there. forced to flee their homes, these are just some of the 80,000 balinese people waiting for nature to take its course. no one can tell them if or when an eruption will come, but the risk is just too great for them to remain in their villages. the wait creates fear and frustration. translation: i'm bored spending days and days here. at home, i can work, i have my cows and chickens to take care of. it hurts that my home has been abandoned. this sports centre is just one of

tens of thousands take to the streets in south africa calling for president jacob zuma to. rights activists welcome a saudi decree allowing women to drive but many say the king must go father. will report from the. killing of members of an tribe. follow the results of kurds in northern iraq have voted yes in monday's controversial secession referendum kurdish officials announced that ninety two percent were in favor of missing from iraq. turnout of seventy two percent but this was the scene in so many people celebrated following the announcement there is still strong opposition to the poll itself. should be a no it's to moan to the kurdish leadership relinquish control. to iraq you. already several. jordanian have announced they will stop flights to the regional capital. and hold this referendum an overwhelming result for the. people are still celebrating. people are expected. to be. real with the way. everybody expects a lot of. people for example. is the reaction from the reaction for. the reaction. in this part of the region where does. the time where we were. located an

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to south africa now way president jacob zuma is set to appear in court to face hundreds of charges of graft and corruption. is lawyers have chosen to drop their opposition to the charges being brought us to on a decision at four. back in the cross hairs of south africa's justice system. jacob zuma has been battling charges of corruption of florida money laundering and racketeering for much of his time in office. they says the country's main opposition party seek react to be charges over. the democratic alliance accuse the president and other government officials are taking back summer five billion dollar purchase of european military equipment. charges related to the case were first brought up in two thousand five but dropped by prosecutors in two thousand nine. it paved the way for jacob zuma to be elected president of the anc but they risk being revived once again. everybody is republic plus nine of the concert she would provide sleep quite before that will. everybody these though i'm above that. this isn't the first time scandal has rocked zuma's grip on power. back in twenty sixte

the files take to the streets in south africa calling the president jacob zuma to resign. saudi decree allowing women to drive. and we're in bali where the. only intensify along the banks exits. the results is incurred so in northern iraq yes controversial secession referendum officials announced ninety two percent in favor of splitting from iraq this was the scene in cinema near where people celebrated just off the announcement was made but there is still strong opposition to the poll by dad says the vote should be a no it's also demanding the kurdish leadership relinquish control of the exports of the region to the iraqi authorities on some airlines he couldn't find you by and will jordanian have already announced they will stop flights to the regional capital. let's take you to speak to al-jazeera is hot. whose life right now and. it's a non-binding referendum of course what are people saying that. people . are given for everybody speak to people in the past few days. by how much. and many were quite. a result. of. this is not something that's going to be easy. and it's

the calling for president jacob zuma to step down. the results are in ninety two percent of kurds voted yes in the controversial kurdish referendum on monday but there is still strong opposition to the poll the government in baghdad is called. the kurdish leadership to relinquish control of airports in the region and several airlines are suspending flights to kurdish cities stratford has more now from. celebrations on the streets of appeal up to ninety two percent of voters said yes to secession from the kurdish region of northern iraq. the referendum is very important it will form our future and i hope at least that baghdad will support us eventually to be independent. with the federal government in baghdad has called the referendum on constitutional and he's refusing to even recognize the result let alone start negotiations with the kurdish regional government ok allergy over future independence for iraq's. events of the last few days here can only be described as some of the most momentous in this region's history but the political

the president jacob zuma to step down. and saudi women welcome to the city to scrap the ban on them driving could the guardianship system be next to go. the result is in kurds in northern iraq have overwhelmingly voted yes in monday's controversial so. referendum. kurdish officials announced that ninety two percent were in favor of splitting from iraq on a turnout of seventy two percent now this was the scene in suliman year where people celebrated following the announcement but there is still strong opposition to the polls baghdad says the vote should be a no it's demanding the kurdish leadership relinquish control of airports in the region to iraqi authorities and several airlines are moving fly dubai and royal jordanian have announced that they will suspend flights to kurdish cities well the transport minister for the iraqi kurdish region says the flight ban will have far reaching consequences for you was there about. its effects the diplomatic channels and the representatives that opposed to the kurdistan region to fix

strong show of force from south africa's largest workers' union the number one demand president jacob zuma must go. to. the kurdish regional governments transport minister has rejected a demand from iraq to relinquish control of its airports baghdad says it will ban international flights from landing in kurdish regional airports from friday it follows monday's succession vote unofficial estimates say the referendum has passed earlier russia called on iraqi and kurdish leaders to avoid pursuing actions that may further destabilize the region get more now from how to go home a joining us live from erbil how did you think iraq will go through with these threats. well actually just moments ago did you rocky civil aviation authorities said it had notified international airlines that it will be suspending all flights international flies from fifteen hundred g.m.t. on friday prime minister said from twelve hundred g.m.t. and now we also are seeing reports but i cannot confirm that yet at least one airline middle east which is the lebanese carrier has actually announced that it was stopping all fl

her range of issues primarily president jacob zuma to step down they say he's presided. and one of which could. intimidate. there. to stay capture. refuse to understanding the belief here in south africa that some private business and i've been able to exert . over the president and government decisions and. i say rising unemployment rising to a simply unacceptable but the question is really how much influence does precisely to have its in a governing alliance with the african national congress and the south african communist party but even though they. have been. stepped out on the street now that he hasn't tells us that that alliance. in trouble and that the saudis and fluence is waiting. representatives of kenya's president who can yatta an opposition leader raul meeting the electoral commission ahead of next month's rerun of the presidential poll and choose the hundreds of people protested outside the commission's office calling on stuff to step down stephanie decker reports from nairobi. it is the first time that both parties both jubilee and nasser sitting down wit

did you know at that point that you were putting a nail in jacob zuma's coffin?l you were doing that? no. no, because, you know, when conscience fails you — when consciousness deserts you, you know, moral appeals account for nought. they only serve to reinforce your inability to self—criticise. so he is beyond any criticisms, is he? it makes no difference to him? it makes no difference. water off the back of a duck. if you had had a vote in that secret parliamentary ballot, the motion of no confidence in zuma, clearly you would have voted to get rid him. well, you know, the anc, in its messaging — public messaging, it ought to say it expects all its members, wherever they are, to follow their consciences. because theyjoined the anc because of their consciences in the first instance. so for the anc to say it does not expect and permit its representatives at a national level to be guided by their consciences is the wrong message. very interesting that you put it that way, your focus all about conscience. many people in the anc, those who are loyal to mr zuma, they

south africa's high court's has overturned the reaction to jacob zuma.ay the outcome of the race to leave the party and the country. more from johannesburg. >> a very important decision because it has the power to sway the outcome of the presidential race. what we know now is the tide seems to be turning. it seems as though the deputy president of the country may be garnering more support, particularly as it is quite divided at this point in time. have said they will look at the ruling yesterday and consider whether they can appeal the decision are not so we are waiting to see as we go towards the conference in december. will the comforts get postponed until this is resolved? >> that is really the paramount question is whether there will ,e an election of a new leader possibly someone who will take elections.l they do not see a postponement and they will advise in the way true, so it does anticipate thean performance itself. may adopteral reserve -- that is reducing riskier assets. welcome to the program. i want to jump to the bloomberg. >> key takeaway

represents a huge help for democracy here in birmingham. >> south africa's embattled president jacob zuma is in court today in a new effort to fend off 800 graft charges. the country's main opposition party has been trying since 2009 to reactivate those charges. it's the second time president zuma will try to convince the court these should not be reinstated. apologies. we seem to be having some technical difficulties. we will try and get back to that later if we can. russia's latest large-scale military exercise also begins today. the kremlin is insisting that the -- are entirely defensive. there are fears the exercises could escalate towards its neighbors. at the country's largest military exercise since 2013. -- purely defensive end don't violate international agreements. across the baltic sea. just under 13,000 minutes of. defenseto belarus's minister. we have joined strategy drills is purely defensive end is not pose any threat to the european community as a whole or the neighboring countries. >> officials say they are watching operations. is the kremlin is threatening into belarus o

for the president jacob zuma down. south korea shows off its military muscle as it celebrates another armed forces day more on that stay with us. from. flowing i mean when it's to an enchanting desert breeze you're. we've got more wet weather just around the black sea which was the caspian sea the line of cloud here just getting pulled out says to keep pushing across georgia armenia into azerbaijan elsewhere across the love ants across well in part of the middle east generally stays dry northern parts of iraq could see one of two showers that area of cloud as you can see making its way up towards you might even see a little bit when she weather over the higher ground here but elsewhere it's generally got to be settled with will warm sunshine kuwait about thirty celsius and that's the sort of temperature we're expecting in doha over the next few days right across a very good potential well so of hazy sunshine a little more cloud just a bit was the southern end of the red sea but nothing much to speak of it a bit of clou

and the man they say is to blame for it is president jacob zuma they say he's being compromised by private business leaders have captured control of the state the president has indicated that he's not willing to and we know the reason is because he has been the brain of. the president. since ninety members of the. camp is that. was the demonstrators switched through the city delivering their demands to government the banks and big employers like the mining industry. because it was pressure on the president. and then. lions with the african national congress and the south african communist. yesterday not only. tells. it's deeply divided. the a.n.c. says its partners are free to protest but it can't be happy at the level of corruption being uncovered by the opposition democratic alliance which won control of johannesburg at the last election. not far from the dog's protect and almost empty construction site there's supposed to be a new power station here where we. are just one example where almost five million us dollars was paid to a contractor without doing any job i mean if you look aroun

her range of issues primarily president jacob zuma to step down. and one in which. to capture. that refers to understanding the belief that some private. decisions. by sight rising unemployment rising. simply unacceptable but the question is really how much influence does have its alliance with the african national congress and the south african communist party but even. that hasn't. aligned. and that the saudis and is waiting. still to come here and out in this one more space to tweet you won't have to limit yourself to just one hundred forty characters. and it's a welcome break from the fear of an. there x.x. south korea holds a film festival calling for peace. had iran has been spreading from china to south korea and to japan at this combination band one camera from the south one from the north is fairly active and is given seventy six millimeters in the last twenty four hours on the island just the south of the major on to japan and of course it's going to be mostly honshu to see the rest of that rain push through too as well behind it sounds come out so that in south korea

president jacob zuma they are and of course into organization but they aren't his influence influential as they once were which they would like to be they are in an alliance with the governing african national congress presidency of his posse and the south african communist posses well and both is a c.p. and cosatu marching here today a cooling for the president to step down and the fact remains that that hasn't happened that he's refused to that most of the a.n.c. at least appears to be sticking by him tells you that the influence of cosatu is getting to white house with many many get my head out on the street tonight although any of the big issues that they're trying to highlight. corruption being the biggest one they say cost the economy two billion dollars every year and at the pinnacle of that corruption i say underneath the seeds and to make problems do something because economy in the last couple of months has seen some pretty grim statistics come out of here unemployment is at a thirty year fry. also increasing and those are things that organizations like to say shouldn't be hap

more of lation is coming out about corrupt relationship between president jacob zuma and the rich indian business family to gupta we've seen several emails leaked in the past months that showed it to zuma was giving them in friends over governments and they call it here states captured they said it is indian government has captured the state for example they at influence over to signing who would run state owned companies they even had influence over who was becoming minister so that's basically what woodward got people on the streets today there's been a lot of corruption allegations against zuma but it just building up and building up and they are said we've got enough now as you say there have been so many allegations against president zuma related to corruption how has he been able to stay in power. well he is the president still has a lot of a lot of backing from his own party and see we saw there's also been a lot of motions of no confidence tabled by the opposition and the last motion of no confidence because they are saying he's corrupt and he should step down was actually a secr

holding a nationwide strike against government corruption and unemployment they want president jacob zuma to step down. if a drive is a marching in london against the company's working conditions the firm's license to operate was not renewed in the british capital because of customer safety concerns and unemployment appeal tribunals forcing it to give drivers a minimum wage holiday and sick pay peeling against both decisions there's the headlines and news conditions but right now it is zero world. i. know that. this temple is a crowded city at the best of times. with often impossible traffic busy street construction and road bikes. having to navigate it without being able to see is a challenge. it's one that the four people in the story have done every day of their inspiring line. decided to this event to the residents in a subtle month. he did miss it it from a study that took out the letter alluded among will not miss anna is i'm learning a question which i couldn't. miss it i wonder since i've been you know one of those sent to young's lushness a little a lot of the end that. her her.

tens of thousands of people in south africa held street protests against president jacob zuma they say corruption has become endemic under his leadership the marches were organized by the country's largest workers' union twenty pages more. miners teachers and laborers are among the thousands of workers taking part in a nationwide strike against corruption. and the man they say is to blame for it is president jacob zuma they say he's been compromised by private business leaders have kept control of the state the president has indicated that he's not willing to go and we know the reason is because he has been the brain of. the president. says ninety members of the. camp is that. was the demonstrators switched through the city delivering their demands to government the banks and big employers like the mining industry. because it was pressure on the president. and then. lions with the african national congress and the south african. history not only. tells. it's deeply divided. the a.n.c. says its partners are free to protest but it can't be happy at the level of corruption being uncovered

scarce south africa's largest workers union has organized marches to protest against president jacob zuma he claims corruption has become endemic under his leadership tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets. says it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain declaring it illegal the spanish government is planning to deploy police at polling stations to prevent people from voting the regional government has warned of public disorder if that happens. people on sunday will go out and vote massively peacefully also for only one reason and one of the most important reasons regardless of what their votes will be there is a firm conviction that the state today is an inheritor of franco's spain that wasn't overcome in this transition stage today more than ever it is a problem that we need to fight democratically the u.s. is threatening to slap a two hundred twenty percent tariff on jets made by canadian aircraft maker bomb body it comes after a legal challenge by u.s. plane maker boeing boeing has accused the canadian government of unfairly subsidizing the

demanding an investigation into state corruption which they say has become endemic on the president jacob zuma his leadership. rights groups around the world are welcoming the king of saudi arabia as the creed to allow women to drive for the first time they'll be allowed to get behind the wheel as of next summer but will still likely need a man's permission to buy a car in britain the leader of the opposition labor party says it's their quote government in waiting speaking at the party's annual conference in brighton gerry corbin said the moving conservatives are on the verge of collapse he urged the prime minister to resign may to resign and attack what he called her bungling of bret's it negotiations catalonia insists it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain collaring it illegal this week judges and prosecutors ordered the seizure of all electronic terrio including millions of ballot papers the spanish government is planning to deploy police at polling stations to prevent people from voting but of the major troop you don't even people on sunday will go out and

the president jacob zuma to step down. and then sports far we'll have the latest as this former world number one goes for her fourth title this year. the head of the un's migration agency says he's shocked about the increasing reports of soldiers in myanmar raping a range of women and girls the government denies the claims but has refused to allow international observers to investigate four hundred eighty thousand have fled to bangladesh in the past months from kuta palang in bangladesh joanna hall has more. two sisters twenty five year old me and twenty two year old aziza share their story of escape from me and my both say they were raped by soldiers. the military tortured us they murdered our parents even our sisters they took us to the jungle they pushed us down on the ground there were two of them they raped me and then i became unconscious. some people came and rescued us and took us to a group of people who were going to cross the river to bangladesh but they wouldn't take us in the boat as we had no money we told th

tens of thousands of people in south africa have held street protests against president jacob zuma they say corruption has become endemic under his leadership the marches were organized by the largest workers' union the unions alliance with the ruling african national congress is looking increasingly strained tanya page has more from johannesburg. miners teachers and laborers are among the thousands of workers taking part in a nationwide strike against corruption. and the man they say is to blame for it is president jacob zuma they say he's been compromised by private business leaders have captured control of the state the president has indicated that he's not willing to go and we know the reason is because he has been the print if you shout it from. the president. says ninety members of the scene they have to stand on. the demonstrators switch through the city delivering their demands to government the banks and big employers like the mining industry. because i'll just brace on the president has apparently and then. alliance with the afghan national police and the south african communi

south africa's largest workers union has organized marches to protest against president jacob zuma they claim corruption has become under his leadership tens of thousands of people took to the streets. a u.s. airstrike in the afghan capital kabul has caused a number of civilian casualties according to nato the strike came hours after an attack on kabul airports during a visit by u.s. defense secretary james mattis the taliban says massa's was the target of the failed rocket attack the airport bombing which left at least five civilians injured after he and nato chief jens stoltenberg left the airport their trip follows u.s. president donald trump's pledge to send more american troops to afghanistan afghan security forces struggling to defeat the taliban. refugees who escaped a military crackdown in me and i have spoken to al-jazeera about how they were raped by soldiers government denies the claims but refused to allow international observers to investigate four hundred eighty thousand have fled to bangladesh in the past month. has more from long in bangladesh. two sisters twenty five ye

demanding an investigation into state corruption which they say has become endemic under president jacob zuma selling to ship. rights groups around the world are welcoming the king of saudi arabia's decree to allow women to drive for the first time will be allowed to get behind the wheel as of next summer but will still probably need a man's permission to buy a car and a burst of money to the opposition labor party says it's the government's in waiting fifty of the parties on the preference in writing for an open set of ruling conservatives are on the verge of collapse the prime minister to resign by to resign and attacks what he called the bungling of bricks it was a she shares with the view. and those were his headlines here on out is there out well for me in twenty five minutes time when he says coming next i would buy. want to hit on them it's a. little. nobody is much me no me yes some water. thing or. set of issues in my state. i have a hole in my eyes anybody when you say they let me look nice you're chilean mine. was one of the last call noni of massacre on this ng up oh yeah the mone

a show of force from south africa's largest workers' union its main demand president jacob zuma must. be expecting the fischel results from monday's session referendum in northern iraq kurdish region any minute now an official estimates say kurds have voted yes there have been scenes of celebration in some areas but tensions are high rock in turkey . forces have been conducting military drills near the kurdish border the referendum was held the spider there despite their objections and those of syria and iran a bill has rejected a demand from iraq to relinquish control of its airports to iraqi authorities baghdad says it will ban international flights from landing in kurdish airports from friday unless regional leaders backed down russia has called for talks between the two sides while france warns a kurdish declaration of independence would trigger a crisis is good morning from what our goal has made joining us live from. we are expecting results within the next hour talk us through how it's going to work and what we're waiting for. well we're actually waiting for the electoral commi

south africa thousands of protestors staged anticorruption marches are targeting not president jacob zuma major trade unions aligned with zuma is opponents in the ruling african national congress organize the protests in several cities senior members of seumas party of called on him to quit over corruption allegations. officials on the indonesian island of bali say almost one hundred thousand people have fled their homes amid fears that a nearby volcano will erupt hundreds of tremors from mt i go only in the north of the island are being recorded daily volcano last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killing more than a thousand people so says within germany's conservatives say the chancellor merkel's finance minister vulcan's choice to leave his position instead of finance minister he could become president of the german parliament the move would help the negotiates with potential coalition partners following sunday's federal elections let's get more from political correspondent simon young who's at our parliament studio welcome simon how much credibility should we give this

terms of who wins the election in december to lead the anc and possibly take over from president jacob zumations in 2019. this is something that not only the markets but the country and large will be keeping -- the country at large who be keeping an eye on. angie: thank you very much. we will leave that there but bloomberg subscribers can continue watching the interview. eventshis week, more that you may have missed earlier are all available on the bloomberg app. ♪ ♪ angie: we are counting down to the market opening in the emirates in about half an hour. yousef, what is in focus for investors right now? yousef: let us run you through this, fixed ratings have been downgraded qatar from eight to a positive. the outlook has been changed to negative following on qatar's sovereign rating. qatar'sngraded rating to a negative rating. the qatar government directly and indirectly owns 68% of the stock and s&p global ratings are running the ruler over qatari banks in general as well. its rating onrmed qatar's national bank and a few other names with a aa negative and a positive. the agency says the n

demanding an investigation into state corruption which they say has become endemic of the president jacob zuma leadership. rights groups across the world are welcoming the king of saudi arabia's decree women to drive for the first time they'll be allowed to get behind the wheel as of next summer but will still probably need a man's permission to buy a car. in britain the leader of the opposition labor party says it is the government in waiting speaking of the party's annual conference in brighton gary coleman said the ruling conservatives are on the verge of collapse the prime minister to resign major resign and attacked what he called her bungling of bricks it negotiations. and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera i'm back with the news hour in about twenty five minutes time so with this inside story is coming next. women in saudi arabia are finally allowed to drive from next year is lifting the ban the fine of real reform in the kingdom but it speed up for auction with a powerful religious establishment this is inside. hello i'm sam is a than welcome to the show now it's the onl

demanding an investigation into state corruption which they say has become endemic under president jacob zuma as leadership. the us government has sent the flu to load shit ship sent thousands of military personnel to puerto rico to address the growing humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria u.s. president on trump has promised to visit the territory next tuesday those are the headlines that people and power is coming up next but i. on october the first catalonia plans to hold an independence referendum yet the central government insists it's unconstitutional and the courts have judged it illegal as the state clamps down and catalans take to the streets where will this crisis and what al-jazeera for the latest. six years ago during and after a patiently contested election savagest make tools to cope to a former president his own string to the international criminal court for those events but other crimes have not been investigated and other perpetrators have not been held to account victoria both went to find out why. ivory coast november two thousand and sixteen at these friendly atten

in south africa thousands of protesters staged anti corruption marches targeting president jacob zuma major trade unions aligned with seumas opponents in the ruling african national congress organized protests in several cities senior members of seumas party have called on him to quit over corruption allegations. iraq's prime minister has called on kurds to a null the outcome of monday's independence referendum after the region's leader claimed victory for his campaign as the fallout from the vote intensifies iraqi authorities have imposed a flight embargo on kurdish airports saying it will only end when regional authorities hand them over to central control. and ukrainian authorities have evacuated more than twenty thousand people after a fire at an ammunitions depo caused a series of explosions the blasts happened late on tuesday at a military base some two hundred seventy kilometers west of ukraine's capital kiev one person was injured. well the global financial crisis is about ten years behind us but the world economic forum is warning there could still be tough times ahead well i

and the man they say is to blame for it is president jacob zuma they say he's been compromised by private business leaders have captured control of the state the president has indicated that he was not willing to go and we know the reason is because he has been the print if you shout it from. the president. says ninety members of the same thing happened is that. was the demonstrators switched through the city delivering their demands to government the banks and big employers like the mining industry. because soldiers pressure on the president has apparently been ignored and that. its alliance with the african national congress and the south african from minister that's not what he asked me not only. tell us that their government is deeply divided. the a.n.c. says its partners are free to protest but it can't be happy at the level of corruption being uncovered by the opposition democratic alliance which won control of johannesburg at the last election. not far from the march god dogs protect an almost empty construction site there's supposed to be a new power station here where we are. jus

does from those who said that the family was profiting from its close relationship with president jacob zuma bell pottinger helped popularize the term used. to discredit critics of the president and the family white monopoly capital essentially playing the race card against its clients opponents bell pottinger had a long list of controversy of clients on its corporate c.v. including oscar pistorius the former paralympics champion convicted of murder syrian first lady saad and the late chilean dictator augusto pinochet the american network fox news is making more changes to its evening the lineup necessitated by another high profile anchor losing his job under scandalous circumstances eric bolling is now out one month after the huffington post broke a story alleging bowling had texted unsolicited images of a sexual nature to at least three of his female colleagues he denies those allegations but fox said it has parted ways with him nonetheless this is the fox specialists bowling was the co-host of a program that aired at five p.m. a show created after the departure of the network's biggest ra

the party is suffering from leadership failures the trade union is demanding that the president jacob zuma step aside. human rights groups are welcoming a decision by saudi arabia to allow women to drive king solomon is suited to create ending the kingdom status as the only country where it's forbidden it goes into effect in june of next year. of ok no is expected to erupt on the indonesian island of bali any day now they have been hundreds of tremors around the area of mount a growing and more than seventy thousand people living in villages on the slopes of being relocated. jane see with the news in half an hour i will see you soon up next technique. here is a very important fourth of information for many people around the world when hold the camera have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. water everywhere with less and less to drink. in space the earth is a big blue planet covered seventy percent in water the explosive reveals the only two and a half percent that is freshwat

allegations of high level corruption in south africa involving president jacob zuma and his ties to the wealthy gupta family. have been field with the leak of confidential emails. no not the group to leak the publication have embarrassed the country's elite. to clean up their image in the family virus investment company i think capital height british p. often felt put into. aiming to shift attention away from the xena gripped if gandalf. and focus on the racial divisions in the country's economic distribution. two of the slogans used in that campaign upped opposition politicians were exploiting race. that's well. radical economic tongs for mason and white mind openly capital. items that we invented by battle platoons are. apr firm in london. and in fact they've been soon that you thought terms this line. to. and paul walk a video equipment to delete. the uk's pr and communications trade body launched an investigation. about that that's them breach the pr ca's code of conduct. view the prca board was that no post introspection is would deliberately intended. the crate exactly the results

largest union and a branch of the governing party who organized the protests they want the president jacob zuma to stand down and an investigation to be launched into those allegations of state corruption. drivers are marching in london against the company's working conditions the firm's license to operate wasn't renewed in london because of customer safety concerns and unemployment appeal tribunals ruling is forcing it to give drivers the minimum wage and you are right up to date with all the top stories i will see you soon up next elizabeth see it with inside story button. thank. you ed thank you the it the kurds in iraq have voted in the betterment of the hopes of getting their. votes rejected by the iraqi government and neighboring countries to talk an estimate. of the battle of the need for the region. with. with. with with hello and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth brought him the kurdish referendum and iraq has been a long time coming it finally happened on monday on after years of campaigning the kurds living in northern iraq have been pushing for independence and the end of world w

pottinger had produced reprehensible work by portraying opponents of the south african president, jacob zumausiness interests. the syrian army is closing in on the eastern city of deir al—zour, besieged for nearly three years by the extremist group that calls itself islamic state. is has surrounded more than 90,000 civilians, protected by an army garrison. most of deir al—zour is under is control. sarah corker reports. the syrian army and its allies have been rapidly advancing through the desert towards deir al—zour, the largest city in eastern syria. so—called islamic state controls half of the city, and much of the surrounding, oil—rich province. these pictures from syrian state tv show burnt—out tanks abandoned by is, some 20 kilometres from deir al—zour. a syrian army reporter says this village has been liberated. and, as troops continue the advance, they cut off is supply routes. deir al—zour borders iraq, and is is's last major stronghold in syria, with the group's de facto capital of raqqa under siege. an estimated 93,000 civilians are living in a government enclave in deir al—zour, d

the association ruled that bell pottinger produced rentable work, betraying opponents of jacob zuma asiness interests. a state of emergency has been declared in florida in the face of hurricane irma. it is now a category 4 storm, bearing down on the eastern caribbean and projected to reach land by early wednesday. it could hit several caribbean islands, including the leewards, haiti, and puerto rico, before moving towards florida. this is a severe and strengthening storm. up to half a metre's worth of rain is possible from it, but the wind strength could be the major issue. sustained winds, that is the average wind speed of at least 220 kilometres an hour. gusts, of course, could be much higher than that. damage and destruction is certainly possible. so as irma heads across the caribbean and possibly on course to hit florida the clean up continues in texas after it was battered by hurricane harvey. the focus there has now turned to rebuilding and for the energy sector that means inspecting facilities and getting key distribution routes, from ports to pipelines, up and running again. mi

distribute aid south africa's largest workers union has organized marches to protest against president jacob zuma claims corruption has become endemic under his leadership tens of thousands of people took to the streets catalonia says it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain declaring the vote illegal the spanish government is planning to deploy police at polling stations to prevent people from posting their ballots the regional government has warned of public disorder if that happens ukraine has been russia for a fire at a military ammunition depo which triggered multiple explosions the blast started on tuesday evening the base is around two hundred kilometers southwest of kiev rescue services had to evacuate thousands of people from six nearby villages. and south korea is marking its sixty nine forces day with a show of military might some of the strategic weapons were put on display including their ballistic missiles tensions have been high on the korean peninsula for months as north korea ramps up missile and nuclear weapons tests but the headlines the news con

with close links to jacob zuma, they are accused of rampant corruption, which they deny.british pr firm bell pottinger a call. forseveral months, bell pottinger ran a disinformation campaign stoking racial hatred, and targeting hostile journalists. all the journalists who were writing about state capture who were interested in this new crony network, really, you could see almost daily there would be, largely driven on twitter and social media, quite insulting images of them made. and only now do you understand that it was actually a constructed campaign. the scandal has claimed the scalp of several staff at the firm including partner victoria geoghegan and ceo james henderson. now the trade body that represents britain‘s your industry has chucked out bell pottinger. it is the harshest penalty available to was and the harshest we have ever imposed on members and that reflects the fact that it was the worst piece of pr work that i have seen in ten years. the pr industry is overwhelmingly professional, bell pottinger neither of those. last night, the former adviser to margar

demanding an investigation into state corruption which they say has become in demick on the president jacob zuma as and bush. those are the headlines i'm going to have more news for you in less than half an hour stay with out as they are though coming up next it's the stream thank you for watching. it's one of the richest countries in the world get ireland has what campaigners are calling a homelessness crisis and it's getting worse and then meeting and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube in january we had an overwhelming online response to a shall we did on this issue take a look at the housing crisis in our own toes without a does reached an emergency level and the public has i think is an expression of the social movement arising you know in ireland for the right to housing i mean like it and it's you can point to any dimension of it and it's a complete disaster i mean there's one hundred forty thousand people on the social how does housing waiting lists who who should be getting social housing and. did three main reasons that people are becoming homeless today in orleans is

henderson stood down after complaints that the firm stirred up racial tensions of behalf of president jacob zumas campaign had been "inappropriate and insensitive". elements of its campaign had been a bbc investigation has found the so—called islamic state were secretly directing would—be extremists to murder people at both london bridge and westminster nearly a year before each attack. recruiters pointed our undercover reporters to terror manuals which showed how best to drive a car at crowds and attack victims with knives. at crowds and attack the government says it's trying to suffocate is's ability to recruit and radicalise people in the uk. to suffocate is's ability to recruit nick beake has more. to suffocate is's ability to recruit indiscriminate murder on the streets of london. exactly the kind of attack so—called islamic state had been calling for. our investigation reveals the group were not only inspiring such plots, but issuing directions to target both westminster and london bridge. last summer, our undercover reporter made contact with is recruiters active online. reporter made con

contracted to work for the gupta brothers, a controversial family with close links to president, jacob zumation of today's findings. our media editor amol rajan is here. explain what has been going on here. this comes back to this family called the guptas, three brothers who have acquired huge power and they're accused of corruption. allegations they deny. but they have a reputation that needed managing, so they gave this firm a call. bell pottinger the pr firm of accused of having spread false and malicious information. they're accused of stirring up racial and sectarian divisions. there is a report from lawyers commissioned by bell pottinger, but there is a big report out tomorrow in the uk that will be scathing about them. this scandal has shown is there some bad dealing going on in south africa and a lot of money is being spent to shore up the reputation of those with something to hide or be less than honest about. thank you. thank you. one of italy's most wanted fugitives — the alleged boss of a mafia syndicate — has been arrested in uruguay. rocco morabito was detained in a hotel in t