a sector that is mainly dominated by men there is the boss of her own construction company in johannesburg. i'm so excited for you to see one of the projects that we've been making one thing to have a little take here and to the construction sites very showbiz stands out in many ways here as one of the very few woman on the ground she's also the 1st female boss for many here being treated as an equal is all part of the job. so at the end of the day i'm on site i've got my safety boots i will climb but if i need to to make this happen for my client and i think that that's the main thing is really just making sure that people see us as equal when we are women on construction sites and making sure that this always honor and respect because i studied as much as any other man and studied to be able to become a mechanical engineer. but being a female construction boss isn't her only u.s.p. there is engineering company and green design that does something a little different they specialize in green buildings that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a

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deborra patta, c brrks s news, johannesburg. >> duncan: what an important story. shining a light on a history that we should not forget. well, still ahead on the cbs weekend news, how outdated safety rules for vehicle seats could endanger your family. >> duncan: a six year cbs news investigation has found potential dangers from vehicle seat backs with sometimes deadly consequences, cbs's kris van cleave has the details. >> really any parent's worst nightmare. >> four years ago when jason and kat hartwell 2012 honda fit was rear-ended jason seat collapsed backyard striking his son causing a severe traumatic brain injury. >> from that day on, just been a battle. some good days, some bad days, just something i don't want anyone to go through. >> our investigation obtained crash tests from multiple automakers showing when cars are hit from behind, the front seats can break and fall backwards potentially launching the front seat occupant into the rear of the vehicle. experts blame the problem on an outdated federal seat strength standard, unchanged since the late 19 '6

al jazeera, johannesburg.in body of china's first ever space station is on its way into orbit. the launch of the core module is the first step in an 18-month construction program. our reporter from beijing. reporter: the launch of the new era in chinese space exploration. the core module of china's first space station "heavenly harmony ," launched on thursday morning. 10 minutes after liftoff, it successfully separated from its rocket, the first of 11 missions needed to complete the space station next year. the 17 meter long module contains the power supply and living quarters for three astronauts. water on board will be recycled. it will be followed by two other modules designed to house a range of scientific experiments including in quantum physics and gravity. 12 astronauts are training to live onboarded in six-month rotations. the first are affected to arrive in june. china began plans to build the station in the 1990's, but were almost sidelined by the coronavirus outbreak. >> the construction of our spac

well founded in miller's outside the zone of commission building in johannesburg there's been a lot of speculation of course about what little rommel pose and the a.n.c. knew and did and when they did or did not do it given that the realm of force has been speaking at the commission are we any closer to knowing that. well he's used the start of his appearance to go through this prepared statement that we've just heard a bit from where he talks about not wanting to defend the indefensible and so very much wanting to make a point of i'm here at this commission to cooperate and that's especially after former president jacob zuma of here you refused to to reappear after being at the commission once or twice and then saying this is intially was a witch hunt and he wasn't going to stand for it and that's what many african national congress party that's the governing party in south africa what many members echoing that this is a witch hunt that this isn't about corruption a broader corruption but it's about targeting and attacking the a.n.c. now has so far said outlined some of the policies i

is saying that he's hoping that this won't be a permanent suspension ok brings the latest from johannesburg thanks very much for me the. president has extended his term in office for more for 2 more years president mohammed up the law he signed a bill into law despite opposition from some members of parliament his mandate ended in february sparking protests and calls for him to step down presidential and parliamentary elections were due to take place this year the leaders of 5 semi autonomous states being unable to agree on how voting should be conducted catherine sorry joins us now live in nairobi and what's been the reaction to this announcement in somalia catherine. well the president signed to load this motion last night and this in itself is quite problematic because what's ideally supposed to happen according to the lowe is that once a motion is passed by the lower house it has to be forwarded to the upper house to the senate for approval or rejection and we already know from the speaker of the senate that the senate rejects any extension with the speaker saying that it is unconstitut

i'm here in downtown johannesburg both of heading to mozambique leaf from last week insurgents affiliated with islamic state launched a raid on the northernmost big town of palma ransacking buildings and murdering and to hitting civilians. the latest attack is the biggest escalation by islamist rebels who have been waiting villages and towns in northern mozambique for the past 4 years leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced and at least 2000 dead half of them civilians according to the united nations. and we had at the hotel which was besieged by militants after 4 days without eating we decided to leave an escape into the forest but some of my white colleagues lost their lives again to get it for she i can't go back to palma i don't believe there will be peace there that we'll be able to leave there the way we used to. do not people were killed on the beach where i was some minister on the way but others stayed and militants took women boys and children with them. we heard gunshots so there was nothing else to do than flee into the woods and we spent 7 days there without anythin

johannesburg south africa. a controversial russian blogger and prankster has found him at the center of a criminal investigation after his alleged reckless driving in central moscow led to a head on crash or teach for a long war in that. edward bill is a video blogger with more than 4000000 subscribers on his you tube channel in fact it's about 4.3 at the moment and say he is known for recording pranks where he threatens and insults people in various situations but said now he's on the wrong side of the law and he's been charged with causing a multiple car pileup in the central moscow according to c.c.t.v. footage his car suddenly switch lanes and drove into oncoming traffic one woman was seriously injured and she is now in a coma in the immediate aftermath edward bill said that he was not at the wheel of the time of the accident but later changed his tune and admitted his guilt is what you feel me me as if it'd been a behind the wheel when i arrived here just now as you can see is my car i lent it to friends w

they're keeping an eye on that meeting for us from johannesburg thanks so much media. now the u.s. has agreed to withdraw all remaining combat forces from iraq which were deployed to fight there against eisel but talks with iraq's government haven't settled on a timeline mike hanna reports now from washington d.c. the u.s. was represented by secretary of state turn to the blinken in his 1st direct or be a virtual talks with the iraqi government the foreign minister fired hussein head of the iraqi delegation emphasizing the high level nature of the discussions. and his national security adviser made clear that the u.s. military presence in iraq was top of the agenda. and the 2 sides agreed that there will be no american military bases in iraq and therefore there will be no foreign bases this is what was agreed upon today at the end of the 3rd round of the strategic dialogue relations between the 2 countries have been fraught particularly following the u.s. airstrike in january last year that killed top iranian general custom sort of money and an iraqi militia leader near baghdad air

president has refused to testify or family members outside the zone the commission building in johannesburg one of the key speculations in all of this is being fought several rum opposing you and why and what do we expect from today. well considering that prison term of course there is the highest ranking official to testify at the commission a lot is expected but today he's here in his capacity as president of the national the african national congress the governing party in south africa and the role the governing party played in alleged corruption and much of the focus of this inquiry has until now been on former president jacob zuma who as we know has declined after one of 2 appearances the client to return to the commission and so in terms of a p.r. war strategy president has that on the side that he's willing to appear that he said that he's willing to cooperate and you know that would look good for his image in particular but he's facing a difficult time in that he's basing 2 potential options one is that he put betrays the a.n.c. in talks about just how far the governing party has be

olivier and now only have just relocated from johannesburg south africa. most important for us was the washing machine it was the 1st physical and the bed. the couple works in finance new job prospects convinced them to return to their home country. it's on this along this will be the living room to pick up it can go here and there that table the t.v. . this will be the bedroom. the apartment also offers a great view of the congo river olivier and now all me are newlyweds and want to start a family here. the couple earns about $3500.00 euros per month that's more than $100.00 times the average salary. 3rd of it will go towards rent the steep price so security. is making the street. petition. seeking to thank you so much but. this is a safe. city. brand new apartments brand new furnishings if you can move through the next thing we need is a brand new baby boy. because. the couple has found their safe haven. there is growing demand to live in this new residential complex eventually city diflucan will have more than 2000 homes including singer the people. we

property market is flatlining jewel city a new 110000000 euro development has opened in downtown johannesburg. it's a sparkling sign of hope in the city as the coronavirus pandemic of aids the country's economy. it's a mixed use precinct focused primarily on the provision of affordable residential accommodation we've got just over a 1000 apartments here but then we also have this wonderful pedestrian eyes to the landscape public environment and shops and all the kind of amenities that you need for people to be able to live a good and healthy life designed to live work and play concept jools city offers affordable and secure accommodation for the city's lower to middle class residence . something almost unheard off in the inner city with its overcrowding and smaller . struggling enter printers have also flocked to the development since its opening in september 2020. we had a coffee shop not far from here and not make you run into corporate we had to close it down on so building here to this location it's much better for the business when we can run again. jewel city hasn't thrall urban develop

cnn's david mckenzie is live this hour in johannesburg. he joins us now.id, how long will they likely suspend the johnson & johnson vaccine and what impact could this have? >> reporter: well, it depends on how quickly the fda in the u.s. works, rosemary. certainly officials here say they hope it's a brief temporary suspension. it's a set back, hopefully it won't last more than a few days but it certainly is a setback for south africa. this country unlike the u.s. and parts of europe has banked on the johnson & johnson single-dose vaccine to be a significant part of the answer to the covid-19 pandemic. now, the country has been involved in a large scale trial of the j&j vaccine for health care workers, we were there when they first started giving those shots out. some 290,000 people have received it, they have had no cases of this very rare blood clotting issue in south africa according to health officials but out of an abundance of caution they are following the advice that the fda put out to the u.s. now, you will recall the astrazeneca/oxford vaccine was

then the told to johannesburg. 2 of vietnamese restaurant. there were several late night journeys like the. bakken has reported several incidents of rhino killed on his own farm the last time shortly after our visit. the poachers killed one rhino outright. one died later they had the horns of the 3rd one while it was still alive. the poachers seem to have plenty of time there were no stuff from the farm. become a taking them all out for the night. there are also tigers avoid back in the shot one of the farm claims many others have died from natural causes. at the back of the farm there's a building with gas burners and big pots. they cook the bones to get the job and make what's called a tiger cage. they find people to carry back to vietnam. sometimes you just posted back. a dozen new tigers have just been delivered. exporting tyga cake is illegal but in asia it's valued as a medicine and a status symbol just like rhino horn. we have another meeting with a level 3 trafficker one this time he gives more detail on how he stays in business despi

this campus in johannesburg is home to africa's largest data center michelle mccann shows us the terakhirata environments facility that makes the modern internet go around until recently connectivity in africa was slow and expensive this changed in 2009 when the south african market was deregulated and private players built the necessary infrastructure for data hosting. 7 years ago the close is placed for us says africans to be able to reach our content was pretty much sitting in europe so there was very high latency $200.00 plus so we never had access to the you choose the netflix as the facebook's etc clients have only just moved into terra coast data center but the groundwork has already begun to build an even larger one. by the day africa's internet capacity is becoming faster denser and more local generating opportunities in untapped markets brian mcquire eba is the founder of liquor a startup that allows so-called spaza shops in townships to order goods online and profit from bulk savings. so far 200 shops make use of this service and mark why you great momentum in this market. i'm

this campus in johannesburg is home to africa's largest data center michelle mccann shows us the terakhir data environments facility that makes the modern internet go around until recently connectivity in africa was slow and expensive this changed in 2009 when the south african market was deregulated and private players built the necessary infrastructure for data hosting 6 or 7 years ago the closest placed africans to be able to reach our content was pretty much sitting in europe so there was very high latency. plus so we never had access to the you choose the net flix as the face. clients have only just moved into terra coast data center but the ground work has already begun to build an even larger one. by the day africa's internet capacity is becoming faster denser and more local generating opportunities in untapped markets brian mcquarrie bae is the founder of a startup that allows so-called spaza shops in townships to order goods online and profit from bulk savings. so far 200 shops make use of this service and mark why you percy's a great momentum in this market. i'm sure you've seen

pan am he's an aviation expert in johannesburg welcome to the program potential we heard about the plans for transatlantic travel here or is there some similar glimmer of hope for african carriers. good evening to give us i think the the problem that we are still facing here enough because he's upset most airline stocks national k.t.s. which is those airlines that we're operating basically across the atlantic and many other destinations and majority of them some of them to fixity close down and some of them they've ceased operation based on the biscuit business risk you claimed that they have put in tetley and tucked into so we are not necessarily spent this far as that is consent so some of the airlines that are operating among such it can continue into the low cost carrier and as well as the the this more nations there that have smaller. operations they have been trying so much that they can get back to numb on but yesterday that it sticks in sa preventing them from doing that and will not spend it as their if it can and i guess we are faced with a mom of just do you think more carrier

south africa's biggest city johannesburg is trying to navigate its way through the aftermath of one of the world's toughest coronavirus locked up in development has just opened as the inner city flounders medco over 1000 of a station jewel city is seen as an economic oasis in a desert of poverty and hardship and its developers believe the project direct could prove to be a model for sustainable redevelopment of the entire city. that's the south african property market is flatlining jewel city a new 110000000 euro development has opened in downtown johannesburg. it's a sparkling sign of hope in the city as the coronal virus pandemic decimates the country's economy. it's a mixed use precinct focused primarily on the provision of affordable residential accommodation we've got just over a 1000 apartments here but then we also have this wonderful pedestrian eyes to the landscape public environment and shops and all the kind of amenities that you need for people to be able to live a good healthy life designed to live work and play concept jools city offers affordable and secure accommodation

david mckenzie is live in johannesburg.nited states the administration quick to point out there are two other vaccines that are more widely distributed here than j&j. not the case in south africa. >> reporter: well, that's right. here in south africa it's not like the u.s. where they say they've got enough supply to avoid using the johnson & johnson vaccine and still meet their targets. this isn't the case here. johnson & johnson vaccine has been a key vaccine for south africa. you remember the astrazeneca/oxford vaccine was abandoned because it didn't work against mild and moderate cases here because of that dominant variant here in south africa. so the j&j vaccine also a one-shot vaccine that is easy to store is a key part of the strategy here. now, it must be said that the regulators here say they believe this will be a temporary stop, a pause, they're taking the cue of the fda and hoping that it will be unpaused in the coming base of the of the 290,000 odd health care workers that we witnessed getting the vaccine as par

the the lack of ability by the mozambique and military ok they're bringing us the latest from johannesburg thank you for meter. to myanmar now where there are reports of security forces using lethal force against protesters once again at least 7 people are believed to be killed in the town of cully in the north west for more than 2 months people in myanmar have to find a crackdown by security forces it's a cold for democracy more than 580 people have been killed since the military seized power from elected leaders in a coup back in february well a near total internet shutdown is making it tougher to verify those supports of civilian casualties and scott hide the reports from bank koch in neighboring thailand because of this bloody crackdown that we've seen right across myanmar over the last several weeks against these protest gatherings as well as the civil disobedience movement that is because they've been starting very earlier the protesters and obviously the security forces are responding to that to those early morning even predawn sometimes marches so that's probably what we're seeing

the attacks an affront to peace in mozambique and the entire region often has more for us from johannesburg for me to what these countries hoping to achieve i of this meeting which is ongoing. well given that these regional actors in their words recognised the increasing security threat and wasn't beacon one that affects the region it's clear that they'll be mounting pressure on mozambique to look at the proposals put forward by the southern african development community with regard to an integrated regional approach there has been some concern that the most a beacon military has had difficulty in containing these attacks in the north of the country we know that after that attack in palma that has been one of the most devastating that some analysts have questioned the muslim beacons army's ability to secure the area the government has see it that they've retaken hama specifically but they are questions around how that happened and whether or not these militants these fighters tactfully withdrew on their own accord rather than being pushed out by the army so they really are questions about h

south africa's biggest city johannesburg is trying to navigate its way through the aftermath of one of the world's toughest coronavirus locked up its development has just opened as the inner city flounders amid covert 1000 of a station city is seen as an economic oasis in a desert of poverty and hardship and its developers believe the project drag could prove to be a model for sustainable redevelopment of the entire city. that's the south african property market is flatlining jewel city a new 110000000 euro development has opened in downtown johannesburg. it's a sparkling sign of hope in the city as the corona virus pandemic decimates the country's economy. it's a mixed use precinct focused primarily on the provision of affordable residential accommodation we've got just over a 1000 of water in syria but then we also have this wonderful pedestrian eyes to the landscape public environment and shops and all the kind of amenities that you need for people to be able to live a good healthy life designed to live work and play concept jule city office of fordable and secure accommodation for

a looking for this special friends in the dense bushland of the level of north of johannesburg. a group of rhinos is hidden somewhere here. this is different but 2 pens. spurs on the ground twisted twigs and droppings lead them to the animals. their professional track. our ancestors were doing this tracking for a living for meat for their hunting they do it they did they they started it we are just carrying on when they are but in a different way because then they were doing it for food we we have do we need for that for the well. not to. kill but to protect. track is play a critical role in keeping the animals in the reserves safe. south africa has nearly 80 percent of the world's rhino population and has been hardest hit by poaching but since 2014 thanks to strict security measures reserves have half dry and killings from 1200 animals to about 600 in 29000 to keep his animals safe conservation manager had man minute does not only rely on devices. but they really do a lot of monitoring work especially. on conservation important species like. some of the big ones on. various for

pan am he's an aviation experts in johannesburg welcome to the program potential we heard about the plans for transatlantic travel here or is there some similar glimmer of hope for african carriers. good evening to give us i think the the problem that we are still facing here enough because he's upset most airline stocks national k.t.s. which is those airlines that we're operating basically across the atlantic and many other destinations and majority of them some of them to fixity close down and some of them they've ceased operation based on the bisque business rescue plans that they have voluntarily entered into so we are not necessarily spent this far as that is consent so some of the airlines that are operating amongst us again continent the low cost carrier and as well as the the this more nations that have smaller. operations they have been trying so much that they can get back to numb on but yesterday that is the action stop preventing them from doing that and will not spend it as their affair can and i guess we are faced with a mama fuss do you think more carriers on the african co

appear to be doing very much well for we have to thank so much for me the men of the force in johannesburg. now the f.b.i. has opened a federal civil rights investigation into the killing of another unarmed black man by police in the us state of north carolina the announcement comes after an independent autopsy revealed that andrew brown was shot in the back of his head mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . another night of protest in elizabeth city as andrew brown's attorneys released the results of an independent autopsy that confirmed he was shot in the head while attempting to drive away this in fact was a fatal wall to the back of mr brown's here as he was leaving the site tran to evade being shot. buddies were tickler law enforcement officers who we believe did nothing but a straight out execution it's obvious he was trying to get away that's obvious and they go shoot him in the back and here that man is not right that's not right oh my there's also anger and frustration that the police only agreed to release 20 seconds of edited body cam video that showed the killing law enforc

against financial exclusion of students the protests started here and would soon adversity in johannesburg more than $6000.00 students were slated to be thrown out because they had accumulated too much to sion dept you see a whole new is one of them she owes the university over 3000 euros i'm not able to do just that at all of course we are angry i am a 1st generation university. my parents didn't go to university especially coming from the player community we understand that these opportunities haven't always be available for us so we are very deliberate and very decisive in saying that this this is not going to be nice to us one more time the 22 year old already received degree she completed her studies with good grades and now wants to go to grad school to help improve her future career prospects but her course doesn't qualify for government support it is a big deal you know where i come from it's not just about me it's not to my dick lee it is my parents it is my family it is my community it is those who might be you know looking up to me and saying ok i want to do what she's doing but

professor fox analogy how the bits university in johannesburg south africa thank you for your time. here as a wall in the central african republic have left thousands of children us off and they often vulnerable with some of the risk of being caught up in trouble one often has monies to turn his life around and is now teaching his fierce tolerance on nonviolence through i'm not a formal fighting. 15 year old the foremost tricky but now logical boss he was 7 when his parents will brutally cute into war in this interim african republic not that he was left to fend for himself on the streets of benghazi think it was a great fool of remorse and pain. when i was on the streets i wanted to join any rebellion for revenge of the death of my father and mother. bend down and you after 3 years of fighting for survival the direct rule for all from each phone young. he was given gloats and wrote in school and later introduced to kapoor uk. when i started learning how to wear or because i dropped the ways of the street in the beginning i was easily angered and always wanted to be alone this orpha

for the north in the townships outside johannesburg these volunteers are unemployed locals they're removing plastic wastes from literature apps positioned in the sand absolutely. did not been charged explains that mountains of plastic that accumulates in the space of just 2 weeks. to start with the mates in the beginning of the rainy season try and stock exchange at the ranch and that's in fact in the winter a lot of stuff gets. put up dumps and down trees and stuff sort of stuff that's washed down the red sea so it keeps on the whole summer but if it were stuck it's going to be trying to stop it. not only is the engineer working to be the head. ups of waste is looking into some of the main contributors of the pollution back at the ocean the mission to see the bigger picture encourages young people to get involved studies in south africa have shown that on a clean up nearly 90 percent of the plastic leaching the beaches can be collected still even that is only a 1st step once we can teach them the dangers of marine plastics they will kill where they live and we will try to stop that speed a

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professor fox analogy how the vits university in johannesburg south africa thank you for your time. here as a war in the central african republic have left thousands of children us off and they are often vulnerable with some other risk of being caught up in trouble but one often has monies to turn his life around and is now teaching his fierce tolerance on nonviolence through i'm not a formal fighting. 15 year old the foremost repeated now logical boss he was 7 when his parents will brutally killed in the war in this interim of a can republic mot that he was left to fend for himself on the streets of benghazi think he was aggressive fool 3 most and pain. when i was on the streets i wanted to join any rebellion for revenge of the death of my father and mother. bend down and you after 3 years of fighting for survival they direct all fun or funny phone young. he was given gloats enrolled in school and later introduced to kapoor. when i started learning how to wear or because i dropped the ways of the street in the beginning i was easily angered and always wanted to be alone this orphan

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closures have left some trapped in squalid camps without access to vital supplies let's go now to johannesburg and speak with met sonnet belise he is a research and advocacy director at amnesty international welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us this report saying the world's most vulnerable marginalized people have borne the brunt of the pandemic how bad is the situation. is as bad as it gets. believe that those who would. give us the most. data that would be send those who are my job i would be exposed as a monster and do site of some of the examples this is the situation of if you sent my gods to many countries the situation which for their vision. was even expounded by by these bondevik they could look at the examples from used book was mexico aware about how the media and refusing might bounce what expected from the conflict including this a few 1000 unaccompanied children let's go to uganda only for $1400000.00 refugees as close to the border strontium go to college and if you do some of the border was d. r. c. and s. but it is a pox on him for work or source of wor

started here at would soon adversity in johannesburg more than $6000.00 students were slated to be thrown out because they had accumulated too much tuition dept you see a whole new one of them she owes the university over 3000 euros i'm not able to say just that at all of course we are angry i am a 1st generation university. my parents didn't go to university especially coming from the player community we understand that these opportunities haven't always be available for us so we are very deliberate and very decisive in saying that this this is not going to be nice to us one more time the 22 year old already received his degree she completed her studies with good grades and now wants to go to grad school to help improve her future career prospects but her course doesn't qualify for government support it is a big deal you know where i come from it's not just about to me it's not to my dick lee it is my parents it is my family it is my community it is those who might you know looking up to me and saying ok i want to do what she's doing but yeah i know the pressure is definitely fathers of

olivier and no me have just relocated from johannesburg south africa. most important for us was the washing machine it was the 1st physical and the bed. the couple works in finance a new job prospects convinced them to return to their home country. this will be the living room to see the competent go here. then that table t.v. . this will be the bedroom. the apartment also offers a great deal of the congo river olivier and all me are newlyweds and want to start a family here. the couple earns about $3500.00 euros per month that's more than $100.00 times the average salary 3rd of it will go towards rent the steep price so security. making the street. does. play a fish fish into the making so much but. this is a. brand new comments brand new furnishings into the most u.v. on earth the next thing we need is a brain. new baby. is closer. the couple has found their safe haven. there's growing demand to live in this new residential complex eventually suited to live well have more than 2000 homes including singer but the people. we meet him at in the state he

here in germany for work that's my story but we wanted to hear yours so we hit the streets of johannesburg and i mean i'm only 26 so as i remember this is spinning my world order on all of you and from what i make so i moderated yeah but in this space really i was planning for about the economy so they do now move to what's on the in age of 18 and move to south africa. i definitely migrate just because i have no idea what i like what's outside of this will i was kindly thinking of going to the middle east. it's kind of cheeky you buy i don't know i don't know i think it'll be a good opportunity for me. to get it through america. i'm not sure i follow my great again because. it's good that you need a lot of energy to. liberalize yourself in a certain country. with the speed to move people. it's a lot of work. i'll be prepared to do that one the fabled. as we've all heard leaving home it's not always easy and unfortunately some people be high price for it now office reports takes us to the spanish canary islands gran canaria lives just 150 kilometers off the african coast there are almost da

vaccines to the poorer countries south africa's already stopped using astra zeneca for me to mill in johannesburg explains now how the vaccination program has been slow to recover. earlier this year south africa suspended its vaccination program using the astra zeneca jab that after a new strain was identified here and a trial show that astra zeneca would not be as effective against the strain and since then about a 1000000 doses of that vaccines been sold to other african countries are now so africa says it's been refunded for the other $500000.00 doses that would you to be delivered the government has been criticized for potentially wasting money but it says it's continuing to engage with astra zeneca as they continue to research and any development on a new generation vaccine the government hopes it will deal adequately with the new variant in the meantime south africa has poured millions of doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine and it hopes to meet a target of vaccinating about 252270000 people a day and that's to achieve what he calls herd immunity for all many south africans it's been a

graft and admitted more that could have been done to prevent it from lot of other reports from johannesburg president still ramapo says the highest ranking official to testify at an ongoing inquiry into corruption in south africa many blame or process own party the african national congress for much of the graft which according to reports runs into billions of dollars over several years much of the looting is alleged to have taken place when rome opposes preterists is a jacob zuma was president zuma resigned in 2018 there's been recognition of the malise of corruption in the. powers of state. military to my military sources dispense utterly and all that and we've accepted in admitted in the past that. that has resulted in a number of review and type behaviors so you must refuse to return to testify at the inquiry saying he's being vilified it's alleged that zuma is relationship with the business family led to the abuse of state owned enterprises and influence the appointment of officials to serve their business interests and that corruption filtered through the ranks of the a.n.c. . we've s