this is deep salute a township in the north of johannesburg. community activist z.z. from initiative roots and shoots works with young locals to improve the environment . they were doing if it ever for kidnap says alchemy they see only thirty should take initiative and here. more than one hundred fifty thousand people live in this poor and crowded neighborhood many of them work in the surrounding wealthy suburbs farms and equestrian estates. the group is taking trash collected in the township to the should be therapeutic riding center. it's owners have opened their doors to the roots and shoots environmental project. so let me see it one with saying we'll be doing the rigs so stuffy the plastic is said the president bottles using a stick and you should make sure that it's tied in for it's going to be like this right ok let's do this. so the plastic bottles can be used for construction once they've been stuffed with the collected waste they can replace bricks. that children use them to create a small vegetable garden at a local community center. here they also learn mo

we will start in johannesburg we will start injohannesburg where there was an incredible rugby unione between england and south africa. eddiejones game between england and south africa. eddie jones felt game between england and south africa. eddiejones felt his side played with a lot of courage to take the lead where they have not won a test match since 1972, south africa we re test match since 1972, south africa were tenacious and they ran out 32 points. at the end of the apartheid era, but be south africa in johannesburg for the first time meeting this proud nation is a black man. he was kept occupied by an explosive start by england, within 20 minutes they put tree pot —— treat —— a 70, the springboks leapt into my. by half—time, south africa led, this is the highest test rugby ground in the world, this was a breathless contest. england had only be gained there is when the huff and puff of south africa winded them for a fifth time as the lungs burned jonny may tested his one last time sprinting through the springboks and set upa sprinting through the springboks and set up a grand

in johannesburg for the first time leading this proud nation was a black man. 20 minutes, they had put three tries past a south african defence in disarray. suddenly, the springboks left into life, nkosi the opportunist and the finisher. by half—time, south africa lead. this is the highest test rugby ground in the world, this was a breathless contest. england would only regain theirs when they have and pop of south africa winded them for a fifth time. as the lungs burned, jonny may tested is one last time, sprinting through the springboks to set up a grandstand finale, three points in it, but this proud nation would have their day. what could be the start ofa their day. what could be the start of a new exciting era for south african rugby. ben crouch, bbc news. ireland's 12 match unbeaten run was ended by an 18—9 defeat to australia in brisbane. the irish haven't beaten the aussies down under in nearly a0 years, but they'll get another chance next weekend in melbourne. later this evening, wales play argentina in san juan, and scotland are in edmonton to face ca

has more now from johannesburg right now on social media people talking about how safe is it to attend these rallies what if there's another attack so people are concerned about that of course they're also asking who could have been behind this could it be a specific individual is it a group of people are these attacks like it increase as we head up to those elections so far the campaign has been relatively peaceful so people are quite surprised as actually happened they also surprised how this individual managed to get so close to the president and throw that grenade so a lot of uncertainty right now but again the president telling the bobbins keep calm the security forces have things under control people much is prepared for these elections which he is will happen at the end of july or cheaper then there is an assistant professor who specializes in zimbabwe politics at amherst college in the u.k. she explains why the attack is significant. definitely the kind they see in the end of it and talk on the life of the president in the bomb on a bomb and any on people with the people of the

ottumwa tasa has more now from johannesburg. right now on social media people are talking about how safe is it to attain these rallies what if there's another attack so people are concerned about that of course they're also asking who could have been behind this could it be a specific individual is it a group of people all these attacks like it increase as we head up to those elections so far the campaign has been relatively peaceful so people are quite surprised as actually happened they also surprise how this individual managed to get so close to the president and throw that grenade so a lot of uncertainty right now but again the president telling zimbabweans keep calm the security forces have things under control people much as prepare for these elections which he is will happen at the end of july still ahead on al-jazeera a new political alliance in iraq but can he really bring stability to the country. and as european leaders prepare to discuss migration policy we speak to refugees who've reached a dead end and greece's nor

challenging stereotypes about life in the country's townships the group called hails from alexandria in johannesburg and they say they're about much more thing consumerism and designer brands. fashion victims watch out casual was yesterday down the back at least here and i'm xander the street style collective brings blama to joe banks oldest township. and definitely not another statistic we basically just challenging that they want because being at the now because of me sitting out in the front of the street smoking weed getting drunk. and me working i mean making a name for ourselves this is our story and we'll tell it like you do. and means to remember that's why you won't find the same addresses in the repertoire of the stylish youngsters instead of second hand clothes and even sometimes the. best dresses present for many as the fashion is also a critique of society that's why they decided to bring that down the style to the township because nobody would expected that it's more about getting creative than just spending money. growing up i used to want more expensive things but now. it's not a hot

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reports from johannesburg zambian police say the death toll could rise because a lot of people are still missing we told the mines out of collapsing on tuesday i mean by wednesday it completely collapsed trapping many people underground it's raised issues of safety in the mines in the copper belt in particular over the years they've been several accidents and some big mining companies have had to hold operations temporarily because of safety issues zambia's africa's second biggest car producing country many people many poor families and mining to make ends meet so while the job can sometimes be difficult and dangerous many miners will still risk going underground if it means they can feed their children thousands of people have protested in romania's capital against laws that they say will make high level corruption worse the measures include a limit on criminal investigations to one year less charges are laid before then critics say the new laws will make romania a paradise for criminals the mysterious deaths of at least four hundred fifty people at a hospital in the u.k. are being blam

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these are areas that are very different than johannesburg or kampala, uganda, where we still have problems, but they have access. >> in just a moment, you'll see why dr. ammann wants us to be a voice for those who need help with hiv prevention, and you'll see how dr. ammann is using provocative artwork which he created to shock people into getting the message that there are two epidemics affecting women -- sexual and physical violence, and hiv. ♪ >> we're continuing our discussion with dr. art ammann, a northern california pediatrician and activist who is known for his breakthrough research on hiv transmission. he was at the forefront of the aids crisis more than 35 years ago. he's angry that medicine that could save lives right now is not easily available overseas. but things change dramatically when the medicine does reach the communities helped by his global strategies foundation. >> it's extraordinary. i mean, you talk to the people themselves. and they know they're hiv infected -- we provide the tests -- and they see that their babies are not born. they also see the transformation of

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and i will be very happy with the outcome the springboks came out on top and a try fast and in johannesburg despite the english building a commanding lead the hosts came back to triumph forty two to thirty nine. and out of all this ball for now lauren in london such an effect you very much a quick reminder you can catch up any time with our website address matches al-jazeera dot com. and to have his news up back in a minute with more news. i mean as i want to finally we're going to ask about it but that's the ball is a lot i see where it's not as i thought the set says they're lost in. order. to bunch of the baton at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs the sports story the industry. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pool with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend to your very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to

that the weeks of violent protests of electoral reform that kind of a tussle reports now from johannesburg in south africa. opposition parties say they had a list of names people who they wanted to be made prime minister christiane say was on that list some of the opposition say they had made prime minister others say they are need things and they are planning a way forward the last time the opposition won happy they had a massive protest the police opened fire use live ammunition and some people were killed the reason why the opposition were protesting is because there was some in the laws changed to allow two former presidents. and russia will lean to be able to participate in this year's elections they also want those elections to be much earlier in the year and not in november as originally planned now if these elections earlier in the war that make a difference some political analysts say yes maybe it could it could in the political crisis but others are saying nothing really will change madagascar's a country that's run by big names a few influential powerful families one power anyth

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africa for the first time on saturday in the first of their three game series against england in johannesburg it was a new chapter for the sport in the country which has traditionally been dominated by white players as harun reports. there's no denying it why players have long made up a majority in south africa's national rugby team known as the springboks the team was once regarded as a symbol of apartheid and white supremacy but this man. has made history by becoming the team's first ever black takes captain south africa is still struggling with the biggest of apartheid qualities appointment has once again got people talking about race some people believe sports like rugby expose the country's resistance to change both the rugby and the south african government doesn't want to race class and chance formation then why we are. becoming the captain of the springboks black rugby in townships is almost dead black clubs are dead histories are black school rugby is did so this idea that it's a sign well once again it's a false sign. but these young players say seeing see a quality lead one of the

be very happy with the outcome the springboks came out on top in a try fest against england in johannesburg and despite the english building a commanding early lead the hosts came back to try on forty two to thirty nine. earlier the world champions new zealand crushed france by fifty two points to eleven in or planned in the first of a three test series the french actually led a hot time in the second half the all blacks only shoulder might on the taurus and islands twelve match winning streak was born to an end in brisbane australia overcame the irish eighteen to nine with help from tries courtesy of bernard finally and david polka bass teams are also contesting a three match series and that is over the ball for now while later thanks to see on t.v. watching the knowledge there are news on with me sourav and some is up next with of a full half hour until it thanks very much for your time and your company. counting the cost jordan's economy is struggling to look at why i.m.f. backed price hikes are proving the last straw for many people plus why the world's top poker grows one of the bigges

africa for the first time on saturday in the first of that three game series against england in johannesburg it marks a new chapter for the sport in the country which has traditionally been dominated by white players as harun reports. there's no denying it why players have long made up a majority in south africa's national rugby team known as the springboks the team was once regarded as a symbol of apartheid and white supremacy but this man. has made history by becoming the team's first ever black test captain south africa is still struggling with a big a sea of apartheid qualities appointment has once again got people talking about race some people believe sports like rugby expose the country's resistance to change both the rugby and the south african government doesn't want to race class and transformation there while we're seeing becoming the captain of the springboks black rugby in townships is almost dead black clubs are dead histories are dead black school rugby is did so this idea that it's a sign well once again it's a false sign. but these young players say seeing see a lead one of

be very happy with the outcome the springboks came out on top in a try fest against england in johannesburg despite the english building a commanding lead the hosts came back to triumph forty two to thirty nine earlier the world champions new zealand crushed france by fifty two point two eleven or clint in the first of a three test series the french actually led at half time but in the second half the all blacks unleashed all their might on the tourists and islands twelve march winning streak was brought to an end in brisbane australia overcame the irish eighteen to nine with help from tries courtesy of bernard foley and david polk all these teams are also contesting a three match series now while large parts of the world will be gripped by a football world cup fever in the coming week the philippines is hoping their team will one day play that to them men's team has qualified for next year's asian cup for the very first time but domestically the game is still struggling to miller alan dogan reports from a kid up a one in the province of qatar potter. following his football dream ralf says

england have taken an early lead in the opening five minutes against south africa, leading 10—9 in johannesburgrescuing england with about katherine brunt has struck early with the ball as england defender score of 189 in the first one—day game against south africa. more details on those stories at around 530. the queen is celebrating her official birthday this morning with the trooping the colour parade. the queen travelled solo in a horse—drawn carriage down the mall towards horse guards parade. the duke and duchess of sussex were also there, along with the rest of the royal family. a thousand soldiers took part in the annual parade. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, watched proceedings from buckingham palace. the duke and duchess of sussex have appeared, made their first major royal appearance as a couple, taking part in this queen's birthday parade, riding in a carriage from buckingham palace, down to horse guards, taking in the sunshine, enjoying the crowds. followed a few moments later by the queen, riding alone in her carriage, down to horse guards for this annual parade, the m

be very happy with the outcome the springboks came out on top in a try fest against england in johannesburg and despite the english building a commanding early lead the hosts came back to try on forty two to thirty nine. earlier the world champions new zealand crushed france by fifty two points to eleven in or planned in the first of a three test series the french actually led a hot time in the second half of the all blacks on unleashed all their might on the taurus and islands twelve match winning streak was born to an end in brisbane australia overcame the irish eighteen to nine with help from tries courtesy of bernard fairly and david polka based teams are also contesting a three match series and that is over us both for now while later thanks very much tante i'll be watching the al-jazeera news i would be so rob will be back with more news on the other side of the break so do stay with us here on just. it also says it is a pool and i was a kid things would go for me was a pleasure and oppression played hockey always found the ball to play with a toll in the living room a ride to pick ou

manchester city next place in seville yet the lose against spain july tenth two thousand and seven johannesburghis was born in the first world cup final. and we have yet to know that that was worn does it again what's more famous by calling the famous brazil kid. i don't think so and when you go among a lot tougher here's where it seems even paying off you can say now is off to show you. will cope and your part. so he's assured that i know very well because one of my three england caps which i treasure in this case study becker will be so noisy noisy ice and there's a lot of controversy fight against argentina he got sent off. to go see me only g.i. joe simeoni peace efforts coming to.

african rugby make history the first black test captain will lead the springboks against england in johannesburg it marks a new chapter for the sport in south africa which has traditionally been dominated by white players harem a tussle reports. there's no denying it why players have long made up the majority in south africa's national rugby team known as the springboks the team was once regarded as a symbol of apartheid and white supremacy but this man. has made history by becoming the team's first if a black takes captain south africa is still struggling with the biggest of apartheid qualities appointment has once again got people talking about race some people believe sports like rugby exposed the country's resistance to change both of rugby and the south african government doesn't want to race class and chance formation then why we are. becoming the captain of the springboks black rugby in townships almost. black clubs or dig histories i did black school rugby's did so this idea that it's a sari well once again it's a false one. but these young players say seeing c.r. lead one of the best ru

and also into johannesburg further north will see temperatures getting up to twenty two in harare with chance of one of two showers still. the top stories. fierce fighting is raging outside the airport of the yemeni city of her data where thousands of pro-government forces are battling hoofy rebels. receive the recording of illegal migrant children crying after being separated from their parents as pressure on president trump over his zero tolerance immigration policy. and the german chancellor has called for a joint approach to integration during talks with the french president this is the international organization for migration says the number of people crossing the mediterranean is shoppy down over the last few months. one of two oil terminals set on fire during clashes in the libyan port of rustler knew of has collapsed as for the damage could affect the country's struggling economy which is on oil production for revenue a warlord honey for have to sent reinforcements to help his troops battling a rival group for control of the tanks fighters with. seize the two oil plants from ha

of africa where it's looking fine it's bright all the way not quite as cold as it has been for johannesburg where if i had significant nighttime frosts but otherwise fine conditions expected no change to head on through into service day so final word cross as a way through into zambia once again to central parts of africa some big storm system see all the way from south sudan through towards the gulf within the region nigeria's looking fairly wet at the moment and there like to be some heavy downpours in lagos. circumstances that point her to this murder confessions are useless without corroboration she thought they are questioning her about her being a victim of a rape not a suspect in a murder case newly false confession involves a completely made up story some will say anything thinking they can fix it later but there's no fixing it later many statements are used against them in a court of law this is tim his job on al jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. is withdrawing from the united nations human rights council accusing it of hypocrisy on

he headed to time's news bureau in moscow, cairo, beijing and johannesburg and he covered the united nations from the former soviet uonthe balkans, the middle east, southeast asia, south america, canada. he graduated from dartmouth and after service in the u.s. army with a masters in journalism from columbia university he taught at princeton before returning to dartmouth, visiting professor, he published eight previous books including three with jack shepherd and one on johnny cash. we had him here for a couple of his books. the casual world and walking to vermont. we talked about those in our history too. for those turbulent sons -- for "those turbulent sons of freedom" he examined original documents and discover the history we learned about ethan allen and his gang was not the whole story. joseph ellis put it best, ethan allen's ledger on the highest peak of the green mountain, if you want to know the real man, although human foibles and grandiosity, here is christopher en waiting at the base of the mountain with a story to tell you. [applause] >> thank you. i have to be careful wh

johannesburg south africa jun june 8, 1966.ntlemen please welcome our next week or and let gonzalez representing march for our lives 2018 recipient. [applause] >> first is a danger of futility with the police nothing one man or woman can do against the enormous array against misery and ignorance and justice and violence if the protestant reformation and in the territory of france. the young italian explorer that shows a 32-year-old jeffersons that all men are created equal. so these men moved to that world. university of cape town south africa, june 6, 1966. >> congressman fred upton. [applause] uc berkeley october 22, 1966 the future does not belong to those who are content with today are apathetic to common problems for their fellow man and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects but rather, it will belong to those who can blend passion and reason and courage and a personal commitment to the ideology of american society and it will belong to those who see that wisdom and can only emerge from the clash of contending

there is hamad tacit has more from johannesburg right now on social media people talking about how safe is it to obtain these rallies what if there's another attack so people are concerned about that of course they're also asking who could have been behind this could it be a specific individual is it a group of people are these attacks lakita increase as we head up to those elections so far the campaign has been relatively peaceful so people are quite surprised as actually happened they also surprised how this individual managed to get so close to the president and throw that grenade so a lot of uncertainty right now but again the president telling zimbabweans keep calm the security officials have things under control people much as prepare for these elections which he is will happen at the end of july. well in other developments ethiopia's new prime minister also had a lucky escape in his case a grenade attack at his first mass rally in the capital addis ababa one person died in the attack and more than one hundred sixty were injured r.b.a. ahmed has announced a series of major reforms

stabbed by a suspect who was then shot dead by police this happened in mon sprit which is close to johannesburg argentina's congress has been debating whether to decriminalize abortion laws hundreds of people gathered outside parliament in the capital bonn osiris whilst the session was taking place it's an issue that's deeply divided a country that remains strongly influenced by the catholic church argentinean law only allows for abortion in cases of rape or when a woman's life is at risk. today's a bow sent us this from just outside the congress and what a side has it's a historic day in argentina as congress was debating for the first time the possibility of legalizing abortion in this country there's thousands and thousands of people here now in the evening waiting for congress to vote on one side are those supporting and demanding that abortion be legalized in this country and on the other side there's those who are asking lawmakers to vote against it abortion is illegal in argentina except in case of rape or when i woman lives if this risk the law would allow abortions to be carried out un

has more now from johannesburg. early on thursday morning a man walked into a mosque which is about an hour and a half outside capetown he stabbed and killed two people when the police got to the scene they say the man refused to put down his knife they said the man then tried to attack them so they shot and killed him about a month ago there was another attack at a mosque in durban at the time the police say that crime was linked to elements of extremism but leaders in the muslim community are saying it's still too soon to speculate people mustn't jump to conclusions urging people to stay calm and wait for the police to do the investigations in the meantime they're trying to urge people in the muslim community in or around cape town to stay calm are they trying to also find out why this attack on thursday happened and they also are trying to find ways of how to better improve security at the mosques when people there come for their daily prayers. now where more crimes charges were of attend against the former vice

africa given the risk of some rain for cape town but otherwise most places looking dry and fine johannesburg not particular warm struggling to nineteen degrees celsius as celsius as my summer for the north it should be fine across in back way and sandia with highs of twenty four degrees in harare the mice are twenty six and the soka should be another fine day cross much in a maybe. a new series of rewind a cabaret or people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries the struggle continues from bob good to. use distance rewind continues with baltimore anatomy of an american city close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the as of mosquitoes and it does not look good rewind on al-jazeera. in a world where a journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera are fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that pass and that drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. and cover those that are often ignored we don't wei

incident in the north east of the country but he said seven other people were injured as more from johannesburg. zambian police say the death toll could rise because a lot of people are still missing we're told the mines are collapsing on choose damien by wednesday it completely collapsed trapping many people underground it's raised issues of safety in the mines in the copper belt in particular over the years they've been several accidents and some big mining companies have had to hold operations temporarily because of safety issues that is africa's second biggest covered producing country many people many poor families were allowed mining to make ends meet so while the job can sometimes be difficult and dangerous many miners will still risk going underground if it means they can feed their children the un e.u. and the into american commission of human rights say they've received invitations to investigate violent protests in nicaragua at least one hundred seventy people have died in government demonstrations since april security forces have been accused of using excessive force in iraq and i r

monitoring developments from johannesburg in south africa. opposition parties say they had a list of names people who they wanted to be made prime minister chris year and say was on that list some of the opposition say they had he made prime minister others say they are need and they are planning a way forward the last time the opposition won happy they had a massive protest the police opened fire used live ammunition and some people were killed the reason why the opposition were protesting is because they wanted some in their true laws changed to allow two former presidents. and russia lean to be able to participate in this year's elections they also want those elections to be much earlier in the year and not in november as originally planned now if these elections are earlier in the year would that make a difference some political analysts say yes maybe it could it could in the political crisis but others are saying nothing really will change madagascar's a country that's run by big names a few influential powerful families one power anythi

satellite picture and you see very little in the full cost twenty five in durban not so woman johannesburg but you have got dawn to dusk sunshine. hard. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il and are calling their summit in singapore a great success the leaders signed an agreement with vague pledges of denuclearization tran told a news conference the u.s. will end the military drills with south korea seoul appears to be caught off guard releasing a statement saying it needs to find out the precise meaning of trump's announcement and the u.k. government has been forced to make concessions to see off a potentially damaging rebellion over breaks it plans over whether parliament will get a meaningful vote on the final brics a deal. staying in europe the french president the man when mccrone has called me cynical and irresponsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees to dock. yeah i really think that's very late for you know. preparations are now being made for the ship to

sunshine reflected by the time she's really twenty three and a rather windy cape town only sixteen in johannesburg over the course of the sunshine is most of the time an increasing breeze in the western cape might if you're lucky and i say that wisely bring in some wanted rain. uncovering full d forensic analysis by the f.b.i. more than twenty years ago reports being written knowledge or authorization equipments dirty testimonies being given that's way beyond people's expertise the state has announced its intention to attempt to retry john after trees crimes for which he's already served thirty church their evidence was the only physical evidence put really manning in that car the system with. on al-jazeera. you're watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour saadi and you're a coalition has begun a miniature operation to retake the port city of data from do you think the rebels data is the main entry point for aid for millions of people suffering from food and medical shortages. the leaders of north korea and the u.s. have accepted invitations to each other's countries that's accordi

gathering here so if you want some yeah you might be lucky in cape town fourteen degrees but in johannesburg you're in the sunshine. african heads of state and government will gather in mauritania for the thirty post assembly of the african union ongoing conflicts in the fight against corruption will take center stage al-jazeera will bring you extensive coverage of the summit and its outcomes the african union summit on al-jazeera. one of the top stories here now jazeera is meeting in brussels for a summit dominated by discussions on how to deal with illegal migration germany's get a makeover has warned that it's a make or break challenge for the union. at least thirty civilians have been killed in government as trikes on the syrian province of daraa the syrian army and pro-government forces are battling to recapture the rebel stronghold. and a fire in the kenyan capital is largest open air market has killed at least fifteen people and injured another seventy. rescues in northern thailand are trying to find an alternative entrance to a flooded cave where twelve boys and their soccer coach i