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of a two hour guy in johannesburg philip the vet philip do you reckon this digital lender has the potential to change people's lives either it or its new competition hopes it does seem that technology offers the kind of cheap banking that south africa has been missing a highly regulated banking sector has been very stable but it's excluded sciri many people because of the costs and the lack of reach and either time or maybe one of its other new competitors can certainly break that mold and what are people saying would this sort of thing mean less crime if people switched from cash to digital payments and is certainly the hope drum sets of robberies are a major problem in south africa we have street markings on a regular basis cash it's very dangerous to deal with and so much of it many people are sourced to it some way between something like time digital perhaps but point they weren't cell phone based payments directly five also and the hope is that one of these technologies will finally get the kind of critical mass that means that ordinary people don't have to carry that much cash with th

xandra township in the north of johannesburg has been home to france his whole life . i'm living here now i'm staying here now yes yeah we did seven up the first interview if as serious of of ops seven ops we've got it here when i was seven. do you prefer. to live. by then we were living i think we live in a fast living here i created my father my mother my sister my cousins you can you know save living in this modern crowded place. you know when it's hot you know it's not it's not just an environment that's very neat is. but a bit. chest automan you know and so far and free you know i've tried to change the place to be more do as much as possible. when he was fourteen his passion was soccer. who end up ok the professional people asked for financially because. from side in when young. people will see excuse to read up or look at a combustible gollum when they question again i'm t.v. doing. he did get on t.v. but not as a soccer player. or it's up. to me. overlay this beat which you can look up your particular. psych. for me it was exciting because i was doing something

frustrated about the constant back and forth philip the vet is following this story for us from johannesburg philip the thing is a large part of e.u. south africa trade has been subject to preferential rates since the year two thousand and in that time trade between the two has shot up by over one hundred twenty percent could britain spoil the party. that is exactly the question that we are asking ourselves at the moment britain is an increasingly important trading partner to south africa it's not just a very low it's trading that it's often with which we have a positive trade balance which will south africa is quite rare but a positive trade balance of about one point five billion dollars last year that's quite important but it's you this way the u.k. receives about forty percent of the total show products and treats that south africa exports at the moment so for a large part of our agricultural market britain is a key market we cannot afford not only to lose access to the british market but even a moment tree would really hit that fresh produce we drive on the same side of the road as for

a university of technology she is live from johannesburg in south africa very good to have you with us on their first of all what is your reaction to this ugandan are. try to take in the share would that be something acceptable to protesters instead. i think and i can only offer personal opinion on this. i think it is an option i think there are certain people need to be removed from sudan to society for us to have a chance at establishing a democracy and for sudan to have a chance at real peace for the next few years but you know if uganda where to take him in that wouldn't guarantee a trial i mean for for the crimes he committed in sudan would that be acceptable that he just left with no trial. the what the protesters are palling for is trials for everyone that has participated in any war crimes. so definitely we would like to see him trial. we need to see some of these people removed so ideally they need to be tried at the i.c.c. and i have often said that my views on the i.c.c. have changed over time for me now the priority is stability in sudan but there truly is it's the one thin

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this certainly seems to be an element not so much in johannesburg yet but we seen it in recent weeks in places such as durbin and cape town where black south africans are attacking black africans who they say have no documents to be in the country they say things like why are you in south africa you are taking our jobs taking our women you are fighting with us for scarce resources and they want them gone and so we see in in some places for example for example about three hundred allowance i've been forced to move into a camp in a certain part of the africa because they too scared to live in the communities they used to live in because they say they've been threatened by black south africans is an issue that's of divided many south africans some say they partly agree with africans who feel aggrieved by foreigners who come into this country without documentation and get jobs and work for cheap labor and the only sound we say but hang on a minute is not just africans who are in south africa illegally they are europeans americans people elsewhere across the world why are very not being t

lives in johannesburg. born in soweto his journey has been unusual. as a boy here templates and joins an elite private school at that time it was once to exclusively white and english speaking. like so much as he used to. sit but i don't really know and who are. generating this special. person who time. i always speak english that's why i don't you know like me. and i wish purplish how do you feel about that all right. so john's was an hour's drive from his home in the township was a very weird transition very weird time for me because i was getting more and more involved and nice and joins life in mice and john's friends i wasn't hanging out with my friends as much as i was when i was younger because. obviously waking up at five o'clock in the morning. and then getting the transport best all the way to some jones and by the time i get back it's six o'clock at night and so that's part of reason why i don't see them but then when i did see them. they all started pointing out that i was stunned to talk differently because i'm going to this fancy school

this certainly seems to be an element not so much in johannesburg yet but we seen it in recent weeks in places such as durbin and kept on with black south africans are attacking black africans who they say have no documents to be in the country they say things like why are you in south africa you are taking our jobs you taking our women you are fighting with us for scarce resources and they want them gone and so we see in some place for example for example about three hundred allowance i've been forced to move into a camp in a certain part of the africa because they too scared to live in the communities they used to live in because they say they've been threatened by black south africans is an issue that's of divided many south africans some say they partly agree with africans who feel aggrieved by foreigners who come into this country without documentation and get jobs and work for cheap labor and then some would say but hang on a minute it's not just africa.

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just grates n t good to see you again hello everyone and greetings from johannesburg as n.t. said will be covering quite a lots of grants this week so let's take a quick look at what's coming up. see how with a little ingenuity you can make a wildlife sanctuary an even more peaceful place build a truly low impact home using materials and use organic waste to create something useful and the last thing. a first report comes from right here in south africa few natural phenomenon are as spectacular as the sight of an enormous flock of birds gathering to breed sadly climate change and other factors have had a devastating effect on many breeding areas in recent years but lucky for us there are dedicated conservationists who refuse to sit back and watch as entire generations of birds a lost for ever. come first in south africa january two thousand and nineteen a devastating scene drought and a lack of water supply by the local municipality had left the dam dry. hundreds of newly hatched cheeks were dying their parents abandoned them due to luck or food and water. the site outside of

and i'm coming to you from johannesburg and south africa if you want to find out what a national park into for the people who live in it stay tuned and of course to meet my lovely colleague in nigeria hi there z. yes i'm male tag we're here in lagos nigeria are you ready for new episodes here's what's coming up on the show. to start something looking up muscle that's combining . with vegetable farming. a woman from south africa who's fighting against food waste. and how solar energy changing rival farmers in the mountains of morocco. now rwanda is of them most densely populated countries in africa and that can trigger conflicts over resources when they declare it to be a national parks in many ways isn't worried about their livelihoods the solution is to involve them more in wildlife protection one example the endangered mountain gorillas in the wonders volcanoes national park the tourism they generate can benefit the local community as well as the environment. we value every dance. tents tourists around the volcanoes national park it covers a hundred and sixty square kilometers and i

at seven vellum loved his life growing up in the heart of an afrikaans farming belt north of johannesburg. but the people are. yeah. it's a look under don't worry. me but mark in a thong near we agree we come from without could actually could we see it was a quirk of us as these is based on a heart of a gander but. who. knows we thank you and good did also. correct me thank you spill the radcliffe is beyond. those races he lives out that sort. it has a very good place on the feet to raise up. my feet oh sure. hundreds of my youth and there's hope but. i didn't. soon after seven for them is life changed. from when you love me do all the drugs you do with me we need they need to hide i'm sorry i am to finally got a duck into my family to graduate class in. the us me it. is the. only manner not an inch of the human thought of uncertainty certainty do. all theaters in three feet of means that all the answers literatures meet insanity yamana latest . school of us of thought and the most ardent schemes to. rescue. your user could put john yes. a blown look at that full of election we didn't hav

hi there everyone i'm vicki and i'm joining you from johannesburg south africa it's great to be part of the eco africa team and have the opportunity to present this wonderful show let's take a look at what's in store this week. will see how an app helps herd men into buying yellowcake grazing land their livestock and discover how farmers in these air have learned to co-exist with one of nature's most elegant creatures. the first reports takes us to kampala uganda is a densely populated capital just like in many urban centers a green areas are in short supply but that doesn't mean it's impossible to grow fresh produce even schools are getting in on the act by encouraging their students to use space in school yards for farming the kids not only learn valuable lessons and skills they're also repulse and tasty rewards. luciferian harvesting spinach and mangold chooses to do high school in the ugandan capital kampala. linked to the schools an area of land just a hundred square metres in size where the students can grow vegetables angel uses old plastic containers for plant plants as a way

let me just take it from johannesburg david you've been listening to both august that a number of years ago i was speaking to somebody from the department for international development the british organization that helps foreign countries and there was an enormous amount of frustration that a lot of the money that they were giving seemingly was disappearing and there was a number of cases of corruption being brought against many places in africa has had an impact on donors giving aid is there a frustration that actually the aid money will be getting to the people that need it most that it might just be disappearing into the coffers of the very rich. and italy the behavior of the muslim become government has not necessarily inspired confidence in the international community among donner's in particular it also has not inspired confidence in mozambique among its own citizens we can recall recently the former minister of finance in mozambique. was arrested in south africa with them arrest warrant by the united states in the wake of the two point two billion scandal of secret debts illegal

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longer lives near the center of johannesburg in an area called you. go with a. cloud as group of people anybody from everywhere from anywhere you're fine. i think all of those are always in the barbershops i well i had my account in the second one. and that one. that i got not that much from signing on that. they have a z. here people or haitian. i mean there's really people who honestly going to miss i was. and people saying sort of think they get there are you not going to happen to that shouldn't. and michelle coming. ok i mean you know that he should show us. i mean you know with an issue that. in two thousand and four longer spent a year in germany as an exchange student where he became very close to his host family. it was really living with a man like having a father in the house. but you see was a really really cool and what do you mean we had i lived with my mother my whole life you know when you was what is. being so first two weeks i'd wake up in the morning open the door and scout could log and you could get a low number still keeps in close touch wi

family moved to johannesburg to live with relatives. life is not rosy life is not rosy it has a lot of dogs it and a lot of dogs wasn't but if you strong if you make it this matthew for you to be worried about you can get through anything. tell me about your father. you. this and lower back everything to me. which is the. shipping with. when we met our tea at fourteen the father was sick. he died two months later. mom was completely lost my sister was completely lost and i needed to be there for them as a family recruit because we only have each other. the . now studies for part time she works for and i t. company and lives with her mother in the townhouse complex we moved here simply for security reasons when dad passed away it was just mom my sister myself and unfortunately we had a few break ins the one night they were in our roof and they were just about to jump in and thank god my brother came up from durban and he's friend so and then i was a monster and sleepy and i heard the one guy on the roof jumping. so we all got up we all r

xandra township in the north of johannesburg has been home to france his whole life. i'm living here no i'm staying here now that i know this yeah we did seven up the first interview if as serious of of ops seven hobbs we've got it here when i was seven. you. know much like the mighty. by then we were living i think we live in a fast living here i created in my father my mother my sister my cousins can you know save living in a small crowded place. you know when it's hard to you know. it's not just an environment it's very neat. but a bit. chest automan you know and so far and free you know i've tried to. place to him already as much as possible. when he was fourteen his passion was saka. who end up ok the professional people worse for financially because. from side in when young. people will see excuse to read up. about bill. t.v. when. he did get on t.v. but not as a soccer player. it's up. after the. ladies beat which you can look at your particular. side. for me it was exciting because i was doing something that i love and in this period it was nice because well i

cloudy and then as we go towards tuesday the rain continues across durban improving conditions for johannesburg but a nice day in harare with a temperature of twenty nine. three year investigation into the program will be released meeting really. revealed secret see you want to point. out there will be people outraged. and connection some don't want to expose sneak in legacy media love the mass shooting. with my al-jazeera investigation. on al-jazeera. hello again i'm. reminded of the news this hour fighting around libya's capital is intensifying with airstrikes launched by the un backed government and war khalifa haftar his forces calls for a pause in violence have been ignored and the u.s. says there can be no military solution. thousands of protesters are continuing to defy a few in sudan's capital khartoum demanding the president resigns at least eleven people have been killed in demonstrations across since saturday. leaving her position as secretary of the u.s. department of homeland security she oversaw some of president donald trump's most controversial policies including the proposed bo

xandra township in the north of johannesburg has been home to france his whole life . i'm living he had no i'm staying here now. yeah we did seven festing to have you defend sirius off of seven hobbs we've got it here when i was seven. do you prefer. to live. by then we were living i think we live in a fast living here i created my father my mother my sister my cousins you can you know save living in this more crowded place. you know when it's hot you know it's not it's not a place and environment it's very neat. but a bit. chest automan you know and so far and free you know i've tried to. place to him already as much as possible. when he was fourteen his passion was saka. who end up ok the professional people for financially because. from side in when young. people will see excuse to read up on. bill. t.v. doing. he did get on t.v. but not as a soccer player. or it's up. to me. overly disagreed with that you can look up your particular. sect. for me it was exciting because i was doing something that. and then in their spirit it was nice because well it does challengin

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twenty three and by the time we get towards monday more rain and forty and your forecast with johannesburg a temperature sixteen interment of twenty six. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one set for closure one ton of detainees. we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to. the state sponsored torture. rendition revisited to on al jazeera. it's got to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the head of libya's u.n. backed government is accused of war the trail of a has a military offensive on the capital tripoli. says the forces will confront house troops with determination six people have been killed in anti-government protests and on five died in the capital kabul where thousands of demonstrators marched on president omar al bashir his residence and the army headquarters the civilians being killed and on the march and there have been protests in venezuela's capital for and against president brutal opposition. supporters and in another part of the th

has more from johannesburg. it's calm but still tense in johannesburg alexandra township as people slowly try to get on with their lives after wednesday's protests but it's going to take a lot longer for anger of a poverty rising unemployment and poor service delivery to end. is one of many south africans angry with the government she's lived in alexandra township for more than ten years and says she's not sure about voting anymore you know seeing next months are. you supposed to. vote for what. years you suppose because when you put me in the police. supposed to root out what we getting. no sleep you know not taking. students to human. beings that's why some residents protested barricading roads with burning tires and rocks demanding the government delivers better services and living conditions as possible become increasingly crowded the struggle to find jobs and housing is causing resentment between locals and other african nationals there is no significant british. all that of the region if you've gone on top

helping rescue workers search for survivors are caused by a horrible tussle is live for us in johannesburg with more details on how really that death toll slowly rising of the bad weather apparently isn't going away while lot rescue operation continues. exactly in fact rescue workers are saying that it's still raining in some areas which is making risky if it's a very very difficult for them some areas are hard to reach the terrain is a rough in some places and also the poor drainage system in the area isn't making things any easier for people to try to reach people who are stranded who still need help we're told that the media whores off for people who lost their homes and shelters are being courage to try and find somewhere else to stay either with friends and family because there simply is no way no way to put them at the moment now this region southern africa has been affected by the floods recently the most recent being cycle which affected mozambique malawi and zimbabwe where more than a thousand people were killed many people are still missing many people have been displaced and the

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the service delivery protests are just happening in johannesburg in other parts of the country people employed areas are taking to the streets demanding better services such as access to running water heater health care better education for land housing for themselves and their children a sign that a lot of the poor black majority in south africa growing increasingly impatient this is an election year if so happening next month politicians especially really african national congress under pressure to deliver all eyes of course will be on those elections and people suspect they'll be a lot more of these protests as people rise up onto the streets complain to the politicians to mine to change their mind and actions as those elections will pass. south koreans are using their smartphones to tap into the world's first nationwide five g. internet service on wednesday the country became the first complete superfast mobile coverage has more. events like this one have ensured there is maximum hype for the launch of five g. and south korea becomes the first country to offer nationwide coverage

but not nearly enough according to critics of the ruling african national congress reports from johannesburg. marked them uneasy remembers the feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority after decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years. open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to bed so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of t

that was research and political commentator michael korda will be speaking from johannesburg the next story is in uganda and the curious tailed off an island inhabited only by men and snakes about a thousand deadly cobras inhabit the island seen by the fishermen who live there as spirits rather than just snakes now listen by linda says about five kilometers off the shore in lake victoria not that women are allowed on to the island only for short visits but they cannot stay over night. our correspondent j.s. maganda sent us this report from the island of snakes. island on lake victoria. home to over one hundred fifty thousand bugs which give a island a rather particular sound. down below them on the ground a much quieter bastes over one thousand cobras from the island in a unique example of coexistence with man. but. do not be chinese natives these are spirits of the island attached to a culture. over one hundred fishermen live on the island. and the man will cut is the most experienced. yes lived here for more than thirty five years. an old man of the sea he has retired from commercia

has more now from johannesburg. marked them uneasy remembers a feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed ending a white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years. and open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to beit so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township we meet. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those

down the suburb of sounds and one of the richest in the country from either miller has more from johannesburg. it's a small group of protesters but they're making their way to santa and the financial hub of which i had not spoken and already had a symbolic march at this point in that they've managed to stop traffic and they are bringing some disruption to the scenario and that's very much the point these protesters are going to make of giving away should they live in in aleppo and drop it off at a table over two cities just pulling the township is sensible again the financial stuff but affluent also especially compared to how people in alexandra lived. the protesters have arrived at municipal offices where they want to hand over a memorandum outlining their grievances people here say this is about the way in which they live in oleksandr they're complaining about a lack of policing illegal settlements coming up not having enough space for the people living there and also the lack of service delivery with its water or electricity all over basic aminah supposed services they say they're not gett

in the storm which swept through southern africa let's talk to me to miller about the she's in johannesburg i mean this is sort of chasing their own tail here obviously the outbreak is already there but i guess vaccinating and just trying to stop the spread even further. and that's what's especially important for the aid organizations they're considering as you've said the number of cases have doubled each day since that outbreak began last week now hitting one thousand and fifty two people and of course mozambique isn't demick to color the last outbreak affected about two thousand people now these vaccinations are due to arrive at some point during the day today they hope to target enough people to try and contain that outbreak but of course in the situation awareness a head of that is very important and also managing to access affected areas so far the united nations says it's set up about eleven treatment centers which is significant given the scale of the outbreak but trying to work as quickly as possible and trying to get to those areas to vaccinate people who could be affected given t

in johannesburg he says the criticism of the n.c. is justified. and south africa. day in twenty nineteen is certainly a much better place than it was in one thousand nine hundred four but you know there are many many child does that remain issues of inequality poverty and in particular unemployment and in particular unemployment among young people is a major major concern in south africa at this point in time it's a social. social contest station and lots of anxiety and frustration amongst ordinary people in south africa who feel that more could and should have been done to alleviate their plight so whilst a lot has been achieved we have an awful long way to go to really realize the dream of freedom that our founding fathers and mothers had for the society we have huge. huge economic problems that we have to confront it's been very lackluster growth in recent times we're in a recession last year and employment is rising it's a state that is that has been captured for the better part of the last ten years extensive levels of corruption and looting of state resources