southern african president he is actually looking for my a lot of money when he came into power after jacob zuma i said he is looking for a hundred billion u.s. dollars and part of that he wants us to revive the mining industry and not only gold the suffering also didn't last and street here is suffering and he needs the money for new job knowledge you stoop to to look for our new mines this is the one lex variations and also he was there basically to to mentor us as there has been a lack of trust between investors and south africa which we've seen a lot of labor unrest in some parts couple of heroes which hasn't helped because government hasn't helped that was like us has a vigorous as much as you want on the premises built trusts and to bring ellis just just to just to briefly because you mention all these problems as they think has a conference managed to solve some of those. not sure i don't have a manager saw that i think a lot of us were about the conference was about what is sarah for africa are fair for communities fair for an entire mans and so there are some african also the rest of afri

they haven't done enough to dress unemployment issues that end inequality i think the main critique was mainly when jacob zuma was the president a year ago he was forced to step down his regime was corrupt and with a lot of mismanagement there was more hope that through our post of the current president would would turn the tide but we've still seen job losses namely in a mining sector and are still more jobs lost in the crowd so the progress now is coming because next week there's a budget speech here in parliament and sort of course are to any of these protests that are trying to pressure the minutes are flying and to create more budgets to create jobs for africa. thank you we'll come back to you in just a moment to talk about south africa's national energy company as home because on monday it has come in post pottage is to stave off a national black college in africa's most industrialized economy that affects businesses as well as ordinary citizens as calm supplies more than ninety percent of the country's power and is laden with more than thirty billion us dollars worth of debt and crumbling infrastructur

jacob zuma in february last year presents a room opposed delivered his state of the nation address on thursday and promised to fix the struggling economy for me. is the largest township in cape town. isaw has lived here for twenty years in a tiny home with one other two children the area has no todd rhodes is littered with refuse and there are no schools nearby. and then. when you walk around. into all the. think it's safe and secure what is a local activist she says she's fighting for a safer community with basic government services she supported ruling african national congress and watches the state of the nation address every year making notes she says to hold the government accountable for the promises it's made when sickies who voted in south africa's first democratic elections twenty five years ago she says she was excited at the prospect of a new and better south africa i was there inside the parliament. the police would be there most of the green there's not one is there's a lot of crime because earlier we men's and children they're targets of that hurts . everybody this is civil remarked was a second state of the nation address as president of the jacob zuma resigned amid a