money laundering case against south africa's former president has been adjourned until next month jacob zuma made a brief court appearance and been for a second time three months ago judges reinstated sixteen charges linked to a two and a half billion dollar european weapons deal in the one nine hundred ninety s. when zuma was deputy president has the latest from the court. it was a quick process it lasted less than thirty minutes inside the court the state state that the already but the defensive they are not ready we heard that simmers lawyers want the charges with dawn until the issue of who pays his legal fees is sorted out we told that is not going to happen to the judge stated that he's going to postpone the matter into the twenty seventh of july that that should give time to figure out where the money's going to come from that's a hint though he must lawyers have warned that it may not be possible to be ready by the twenty seventh of july which means they could be another delay another possible meant sumo once taxpayers to pay his legal fees because he says he's a former president but

without zero these are our top stories from a south african president jacob zuma has been in court to face charges over a two point five billion dollars arms till the case is linked to a nine hundred ninety s. deal to buy european military hardware when zuma was deputy president is accused of sixteen charges including fraud corruption in my laundry and racketeering cases just finished that today have been adjourned. u.s. president donald trump has suggested he may invite north korean leader kim jong un to the white house if their meeting in singapore goes well on the twelfth of june he made the remarks was hosting japan's prime minister shinzo are back. russia's president vladimir putin is on a state visit to china with the kim trump summit likely to be discussed economic military and political cooperation has improved during the presidency of xi jinping to counter u.s. influence china is russia's leading trading partner and weapons importer. and leaders are arriving for the g. seven summit where the trumpet ministrations decision to impose tariffs on european and canadian goods likel

south africa's former president jacob zuma back in court for a second time accused of fraud racketeering money laundering and weapons deal. crowds gathering that near the barrier fence between. despite warnings to stay away . the leaders of g seven nations are gathering in canada for what could be the most tense meeting in get is us present donald trump was recently imposed steel and tariffs affecting all the others in the group of industrialized nations and spotting a backlash america first approach has led to several disputes with not to mention his polarizing stance on the iran nuclear deal and climate change john a hundred reports from quebec city where the meeting will be held. inside and outside the g. seven summit disruption has replaced diplomacy on the streets demonstrators are descending on québec city where canada's leaders intend to avert a repeat of the two thousand and one summit of the americas where these streets erupted in riots this time nine thousand police are taking no chances even national assembly is shut down if it is bad. get pretty nasty. to good. shopkeepers ha

a court case against former south african president jacob zuma has been postponed until late july this is the second time the case has been adjourned zuma is facing sixteen charges including fraud corruption money laundering and racketeering they relate to a deal in the one nine hundred ninety s. which south africa agreed to buy several billion dollars worth of european military hardware zuba says the charges should be dropped the latest. in was a quick proceedings it lasted less than thirty minutes inside the court the state say that they are ready but the defense if they are not ready we heard that same as lawyers want the charges with dawn until the issue of who pays his legal fees is sorted out we're told that is not going to happen to the judge stated that he's going to postpone the matter into the twenty seventh of july that should give time to figure out where the money is going to come from that say it though he must know lawyers have warned that it may not be possible to be ready by the twenty seventh of july which means they could be another delay another respondent simo want

top stories this hour on the south african president jacob zuma has appeared in court again. over two point five billion dollars on the case in the high court and. until they. present donald trump says he may invite north korean leader kim jong un to the white house at that meeting in singapore on the twelfth and the. prime minister. on the red cross has pulled more than seventy members out of yemen because of security concerns it's called on all warring parties to guarantee the safety on was shot dead tired and april. of the g. seven summit in canada under the shadow of a potential trade war america's closest allies a furious about a new terrorist being imposed by the trump administration john hendren reports from . inside and outside the g. seven summit disruption has replaced diplomacy on the streets demonstrators are descending on québec city where canada's leaders intend to avert a repeat of the two thousand and one summit of the americas where these streets erupted in riots this time nine thousand police are taking no chances even kopecks national assembly is shut down

fullness of african leader jacob zuma takes the stage before cheering supposes after facing calls againon corruption charges. that leaders of g seven nations are gathering in canada is looking like the most tense meeting in years the club of most wealthy nations is fear is about tyrus imposed by the trumpet ministration on steel and. the u.s. president sounding firm as he left the white house just a little while ago. we're going to deal with the unfair trade practices that you look at what happened is that your feet. all of the been doing to us for many many decades we have to change and they understand this going to happen we are going to do very well now for other people to make a deal will germinate. rob the better deal if we are unable to make a deal we will be better off right now. we are not going to live with the seals the way they are european union he says very unfairly handed out very unfairly mexico very unfairly with that being said i think we'll probably very easily make the deal . john hendren is our correspondent now in quebec city. inside and outside the g. seven summit

south africa's former president jacob zuma returns to of course accused of fraud or racketeering and money laundering. i know there. are a lot of from doha also coming up. i don't think you have to prepare very much for both the attitude of. president strikes a relaxed tone a summit with north korea's leader. closer to home donald trump faces a showdown with g seven allies over his battle tariffs plus. seeing clearly new technology helping refugees for a man with their eyesight. former south african president jacob zuma is facing another court hearing over a two point five billion dollars arms deal. he's accused of sixteen charges including fraud corruption money laundering and racketeering as a link to a nine hundred ninety s. deal to buy european military hardware to move his deputy president at the time and his dogs him for good as the charges first brought about in two thousand and five before being withdrawn four years later and a court reinstated the charges in march lock not to harm tossing his outside the high court in. a second appearance in this case what are we expecting f

african president jacob zuma has appeared in court for a second time on corruption charges relating to a two point five billion dollars. case in the high court and has been adjourned until late july. syrian government and russian warplanes have attacked a rebel held area thirty five people have died in one hundred injured in the rebel held village of. province and the rebels and civilians have been moved to the province as part of a cease fire deal and infighting in other parts of syria. but all those government has again suspended the search for volcano victims leaving riders have to dig through the ash and mud themselves one hundred nine people a name to have been killed at least two hundred more still missing since rob said they must the reports from the disaster zone. a community in mourning in the mountains of what amala lucky develops mother was one of more than one hundred people who died after a volcanic eruption buried the town of san miguel is look this after days of not knowing lucky will finally be able to put her mother to rest it's a small consolation during a time of imm

money laundering case against south africa's former president has been adjourned until next month jacob zumamade a brief appearance in court in durban for a second time three months ago judges reinstated sixteen charges against him they're linked to a two and a half billion dollar european weapons deal in the one nine hundred ninety s. when zuma was deputy president right there is the latest headlines now it's the war in june. fifteenth of may one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. a parade and military might to celebrate one thousand years since the founding of the state of israel. but this public display of power took place under a dog shadow. and. the previous day egyptian president. had ordered his forces to take up positions along the borders but israel. look at last came in on a mobile or. goggle by youth or so i get done i can still levy. three weeks later on the fifth of june one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. israel launched an all out war against its arab neighbors. after only six days of fighting it's achieved total victory. defeating the armies of egypt jordan and syria. the

corrupt president jacob zuma the pain had a number of luma the pain had a number of major sectors including construction of major sectors including construction which fell two percent and magwitch fell two percent and manufacturing with shell six poignant factoring with fell six point four percent the critical south africa four percent the critical south africa mining mining sector sector or fell but fell by close to close to ten to ten percent percent at the at the same time time this time the south african american reserve bank bank predicts predicts growth growth of one of one point the point seven seven percent for twenty eight thousand and twenty percent for twenty eight thousand and twenty nineteen and two pretty nineteen and two percent for twenty twenty south africa for twenty twenty south africa's economy has not grown by because economy has not grown by more sense to the prisoner. four cents to pay than two percent since two thousand and thirteen percent since two thousand and thirteen. and then this week's week quite coin base in base one of the big one of the biggest c

there was south african leader jacob zuma takes the stage before chairing the forces have to face and calls again on corruption charges and on the. scene clearly now the cheap new technology helping refugees from me in ma with their eyesight. leaders of g seven nations are gathering in canada for us looking like the most tense meeting figgy is the club of most wealthy nations is furious about tyrus imposed by the trumpet ministration on steel and. the us president davis standing firm as he left the white house in atlanta. we're going to deal with the unfair trade practices you look at what time is that your. all of a busy doing the many many decades we have to change and they understand going to happen we are going to do very well now for other people to make you feel well germinate. rob the better deal we are unable to make a deal we will be better off right now. we are not going to live with the seals the way they are european union he says very unfairly samad out very unfairly mexico very unfairly with that being said i think we'll probably very easily make the deal . and we have t

former south african president jacob zuma has appeared in court for a second time on corruption chargesrelating to a two point five billion dollars deal the case in the high court and has been adjourned until late july zuma faces sixteen charges of fraud money laundering and racketeering they're all linked to a nine hundred ninety s. deal to buy european military hardware similar was deputy presidents at the time the charges were first brought in two thousand and five but withdrawn four years later than reinstated the charges in march this year. the latest. it was a quick process it lasted less than thirty minutes inside the court the state stated that the already by the defense if they are not ready we heard that simmers lawyers want the charges with jordan until the issue of who pays his legal fees is sorted out we're told that is not going to happen to the judge said that he's going to put the matter into the twenty seventh of july that that should give time to figure out where the money's going to come from that's say it though he must noise have been warned that it may not be possi

in the next couple of hours, the former south african president jacob zuma will appear at durban high give a lecture on hiv in memory of diana, princess of wales. he will set out his vision for an aids—free future, and call on governments and the private sector to fulfil the united nations‘ goal to end the disease by 2030. and also in london, men's fashion week kicks off, with international and homegrown british designers showing off their latest collections until monday. now it is time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your friday sport briefing: the golden state warriors can wrap up the nba finals later with victory over the cavaliers in cleveland. rafael nadal continues his bid to win an 11th french open title. and we will show what happens when the women's steeplechase is set to the men's height by mistake. the golden state warriors could lift the nba title later on friday night if they beat the cavaliers at home in cleveland. golden state hold a 3—0 lead in their best—of—seven series. last time out, the cavs started the stro

decline is worse than that of any quarter under the recently departed and tory asli corrupt president jacob zuma the pain had a number of major sectors including construction which fell two percent and manufacturing with fell six point four percent the critical south africa mining sector fell by close to ten percent at the same time the south african reserve bank predicts growth of one point seven percent for twenty eight thousand and twenty nineteen and two percent for twenty twenty south africa's economy has not grown by more sense to than two percent since two thousand and thirteen. and this week coin base one of the biggest crypto currency exchanges of the united states finally made some big moves into one of the largest crypto markets on the planet japan coin base which is just as based just across the pacific rim in san francisco is currently in more than thirty countries around the globe and the move to japanese market signals huge news for the crypto community the move isn't coming without controversy however japanese officials are still wary about krypto investments since the major coin

stream of fact based reporting that holds trumps free to the fire every day that is brought down jacob zuma in south africa and his cronies that exposes injustices in places like me and my have you lost faith in the traditional media not have and i've actually been very pleased to see a few of the trends in recent times. you know one of the biggest and most important trends i've seen is that the new york times their digital subscriptions have skyrocketed from something like a million to well over two million that's really important and that's a signal that the public does still care about real journalism and you know i want to see a lot more of that and you know it's is amazing how many of the. the news services out there are doing real journalism even in the face of a business model that is sending them all the signals in the world of like you just paid a senior reporter for three weeks to do the story you were made just as much money by hiring some millennial who got a good sense of humor writing some viral content and there you know in the face of that they're still saying no we're going

stream of fact based reporting that holds trumps free to the fire every day that is brought down jacob zuma in south africa and his cronies that exposes injustices in places like me and my have you lost faith in the traditional media not have and i've actually been very pleased to see a few of the trends in recent times. you know one of the biggest and most important trends i've seen is that the new york times their digital subscriptions have skyrocketed from something like a million to well over two million that's really important and that's a signal that the public does care about real journalism and you know i want to see a lot more of that and you know it's it is amazing how many of the. the news services out there are doing real journalism even in the face of a business model that is sending them all the signals in the world of like you just paid a senior reporter for three weeks to do the story you were made just as much money by hiring some millennial who got a good sense of humor writing some viral content and there you know in the face of that they're still saying no we're going to

money laundering case against south africa's former president has been adjourned until next month jacob zuma made a brief court appearance in devon for a second time in as many months it wasn't that long ago the judges reinstated sixteen charges they're linked to a two and a half billion dollar european weapons deal in the one nine hundred ninety s. when zuma was deputy president. what we're saying is this case should not be in court it should be thrown out however if we need to. head on into another field to do so there are people who keep saying zuma is corrupt however they have never said what i have done but make them come to that conclusion some of those people also corrupt and i'm not scared to expose them. more now from our correspondent how room he was at the court. it was a quick proceeding said loss of less than thirty minutes inside the court the state say that the already by the defense if they are not ready we heard that simmons lawyers want the charges with until the issue of who pays his legal fees is sorted out we're told that is not going to happen to the judge stated that h

stream of fact based reporting that holds trumps free to the fire every day that is brought down jacob zuma in south africa and his cronies that exposes injustices in places like me and my have you lost faith in the traditional media not have and i've actually been very pleased to see a few of the trends in recent times. you know one of the biggest and most important trends i've seen is that the new york times their digital subscriptions have skyrocketed from something like a million to well over two million that's really important and that's a signal that the public does still care about real journalism and you know i want to see a lot more of that and you know it's it is amazing how many of the. the news services out there are doing real journalism even in the face of a business model that is sending them all the signals in the world of like you know you just paid a senior reporter for three weeks to do the story you were made just as much money by hiring some millennial who got a good sense of humor writing some viral content and there you know in the face of that they're still saying no

kurds decried what he called parallel societies and political islam former south african president jacob zuma has appeared in court to face charges over a two point five billion dollars arms deal with kerry's has now been adjourned until late july it's linked to a nine hundred ninety s. deal to buy european military hardware when it was deputy president. has the latest . it was a quick process of loss of less than thirty minutes inside the court the state's say that they are ready but the defense if they are not trading we heard that simmons lawyers want the charges withdrawn until the issue of who pays his legal fees is sorted out we're told that is not going to happen to the judge stated that he's going to postpone the matter into the twenty seventh of july that should give time to figure out where the money's going to come from that say it though he must know is have warned that it may not be possible to be ready by the twenty seventh of july which means they could be another delay another possible meant sumo once taxpayers to pay his legal fees because he says he's a former president but

know the ruling african congress elected a new leader and a few months later, his predecessor, jacob zumad of state and therefore, the government in -- is the new president. ,oreign investor holdings however, have really dropped to the lowest level in more than a year. n debt in the first south quarter on optimism -- could zuma.he havoc wreaked by attract investment in the country may not be as quickly feasible as he may have first anticipated it to be. while outflows occurred in the backdrop of a broad selloff in emerging-market assets sparked by a stronger dollar and rising u.s. rate, south africa is caught in that wave. outflows in themselves highlight the country's vulnerabilities, that being high unemployment rate, economic growth that is fiscal and current shortfalls that keep widening. it certainly does not look like it is an attractive investment destination at this point in time. alix: thank you so much. david: south africa struggled to gain footing ever since jacobs in a was elected in 2009. this gives the story of the rand over time. this is when president zuma returned to powe