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that report from johannesburg, and we have a l from johannesburg, and we have a live page up and runningatest detail from catherine and other correspondence around the country. south africa into uncharted waters after the election. the ukrainian president has accused china of prolonging the war in his country by supporting russia. volodymyr zelensky said beijing was not only refusing to take part in a planned summit in switzerland later this month, but was trying to prevent others from attending. china has denied taking sides in the war. president zelensky was speaking at the shangri—la security gathering in singapore, which was attended by senior officials from around the world including the us defence secretary lloyd austin. here's some of what president zelensky had to say. yes, we are disappointed that some world leaders have not yet confirmed their participation in the peace summit. unfortunately, there are also attempts to disrupt the summit. we do not want to believe that this is a desire for monopolistic power in the world to deny the global community the opportunity to decide on

and who has moved from johannesburg as well. now the agency and all the other political parties parties are going to enter a tough negotiation period. they are 14 days with in which to form the government off to the final results announcement. and that will mean that those 14 days will have to be used quite effectively to figure out how the government can before and i spoke to the agencies national chief person. and he believes that the a and see can be an income of that government. but it will need to find other political parties which on the same ideological wavelength that they can agree with on the way forward and how the country can be government going forward. if it's had a press conference, yet the natural result seemed to audio on. and they said that they were would be willing to speak to the a and see, but they have some issues that they feel on monday, go shibel that they want to be to form part of the agreement. and those are the kinds of discussions that will be going on over the next few days to see if these parties

k will continue to disrupt the plans of either party that will stay on hold in johannesburg. thank you very much. now it's a big day in europe and football with real. i'm a dread taking on birth, the adult ones and the champions league final at wembley stadium in london. the diehard fans of both clubs, hoping to witness beth teams, victory, thousands of births. the adults on funds and black and yellow goes into the mood in the house of the british capital hours before kick off. meanwhile, rail madrid's heads into this final as the overwhelming favorites to lift the trophy and victory would give them the 15 champions league title. and dw correspondence salvage house and pill is in london in between all the fence, i believe now who has created the best atmosphere in london today. you don't mind old madrid times the old friends who have been streaming into london's iconic when beside you. and just behind me so much. so actually the networks are pretty jammed, so we can come to you for a very wide place. uh, unfortunately, but it has been an absolute sludge all a blue. uh uh, the

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w corresponded diane hawker in johannesburg. thank you very much. it's a big day for football with real madrid, taking on bruce. yeah. dark meant in the champions league final, at wembley stadium in london, the diehard fans of both clubs are hoping to witness their teams victory. thousands of police see a dog in spans, and black and yellow got into the mood in the heart of the british capital hours before kick off. meanwhile, we out madrid heads into this final as the over whelming favorites to lift the trophy, a victory would give them their 15th champions league title. if you're watching the w news, here's a reminder of our top story is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says his country will still pursue the war in gaza until it reaches all it's aimed his remarks damp and hopes for a spar raised after us. president joe biden put forward a truce proposal come off, said viewed the plan, quote, positively. and with that you're up to date. thanks for watching. i'm melissa chance the we are all set and we're watching closely in the we can use t

w corresponded diane hawker in johannesburg. thank you very much. thank you. a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. germany has authorized ukraine to use weapons. it's applied to strikes, so military targets inside russia, but only in defense of ukraine's eastern harkey region. the decision marx, a policy shift for berlin, following us president joe biden's earlier decision to allow ukraine to use american weapons to hit limited targets on russian soil. united nations is warning of an imminent risk of famine ensued in the agencies, the civil war has left some 18000000 people acutely hungry and nearly 4000000 children. a to me now nourished fighting between students, army and paramilitary groups, broke out in april of last year. i on the watch and did all the news. here's a reminder of our top story is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will still pursue the war and gaza until it reaches all its 8th, his remarks damping hopes for a cease fire race after us present. joe biden put forward a true pro

catherine i byaruhanga in johannesburg speaking byaruhanga in johannesburg speaking to byaruhanga injohannesburg foster a little earlier. let's turn to the middle east now, where two key right wing members of israel's coalition government have threatened to bring it down if the prime minister agrees to a peace deal for gaza. finance minister bezalel smotrich and national security minister itamar ben—gvir said they were opposed to striking any deal before hamas was destroyed. last night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. earlier i spoke to akiva eldar, a political analyst and contributor at the haaretz newspaper. i believe that what president biden did when he made this announcement, that it did when he made this announcement, thatitis did when he made this announcement, that it is very unusual, that a leader of one country, even if it is a superpower, is offering us the proposal that we got from another country.

k will continue to disrupt the plans of, of the parties that will stay on ok in johannesburg. thank you very much. israel has the dump and hives for peace and also saying it would still pursue the will until it has reached all the times. comes hours off to you as president joe biden present, that a proposal for a permanent cease fire and gaza and return of hostages, held by him off by just as the plan was put forward by israel. the alpha was seized upon by. is there any protest as who took to the streets of teller, the judge, acceptance of the troops comedies of hostages, and their supporters has numerous valleys, calling for the government to do more to free. that was taken during the hum offset, october 7th terror attacks. and his rep i'm off has responded positively to the truth proposal. button said it would be a mistake to pass up a chance to end the will. this is truly a decisive moment. is made their proposal law says it wants to cease fire. this do is an opportunity to improve whether they really need a mouse needs to take a deal. i know there are those in israel who w

let's now speak to dw corresponded diane hawker in johannesburg. and she happens to be at the national results center, diane, a massive debt for the and see what's led to this erosion. well, there's a, a kind of complicated story behind that, erosion a story that and takes a look at some aspect test last the 2 years and with us of africans feel that the amc has done enough to change the circumstances. and the simple onset from these results is that voted in south africa, feel that the economic conditions, the social conditions and the living conditions simply have not changed enough under the amc government to justify they being and having an out my right majority going forward. a lot of people that we've spoken to in the lead up to this election has told us about the personal circumstances and how those personal circumstances are the motivation for voting in this way. they said that they are very unhappy with the job. 60 situation. as you know, south africa is also very an equal society and a lot of people are living below the poverty line here. t

barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg.live to our correspondent catherine byaruhanga in johannesburg. hello, catherine. yes, as barbara mentioned. _ hello, catherine. yes, as barbara mentioned, we _ hello, catherine. yes, as barbara mentioned, we are _ hello, catherine. yes, as barbara mentioned, we are already - hello, catherine. yes, as barbara. mentioned, we are already hearing from the opposition parties that could form alliances with the anc. the eff, julius malema's eff say they are willing to enter negotiations with the anc but their focus is on economic issues, for example, they want to open a state bank and have the expropriation of land without compensation and jacob zuma's mk party says it will negotiate with the anc as long as cyril ramaphosa is not head of the party so there are weeks of tricky negotiations ahead for the anc you are facing these terrible results. we are joined are facing these terrible results. we arejoined by are facing these terrible results. we are joined by an africa researcher based in so

i think so to lulu and olivia to day reporting for us in johannesburg. earlier my colleagues, jessica taylor discussed the issue with a national executive member of the mos in beacon ruling party. he said, the policies of western institutions like the i, m f are not helping countries in africa, a breeze, kansas big guns is obviously because they're the ones who controlled this international institutions. and in this situation, a specific situation of kenya, i would say, actually in most of the kind of again, countries on the developed countries. we have a situation where these institutions come, you tend to preach a better and better mental improvement of lies. we service fully policies that do not exactly help those communities and the people in the country are not always consulted. i mean this, this, this decisions on aging and the discussed all over the country. so if you main, mainly to go visit with dave decisions and the governance owners, the pressure from these institutions, they've taken the decisions. and now the people are the ones that have t

barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg. i spoke to the former us ambassador to south africa. almost 100% in, it looks likely to be a very big disappointment for the anc. it is an extraordinary watershed moment for south africa and most especially for the anc that has maintained a majority in an unbroken line for three decades now. a watershed moment but also a moment of reckoning. there are tens of millions of young people in the country called the bourne free generation, born after 1994 and the end of a partake. they feel their country underwent a political transformation but not an economic one and they feel they have been on the outside looking in. in reality they have been on the outside looking in. by one measure, the world bank called south africa the most unequal society in the world, with 10% of the population holding 71% of the wealth, while the bottom 60% holding just 7% of assets. that's the fundamental dynamic at play for why the anc has tumbled out of its majority. you think it is the younger generation in south africa that is likely behind a watershed moment, as

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barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg.hanga, has more from johannesburg. we're already hearing from the opposition parties that could form alliances with the anc. the eff, julius malema's eff, say they are willing to enter negotiations with the anc, but their focus is on some economic concessions. for example, they want to open a state bank. they want the expropriation of land without compensation. so, the mk party will negotiate with the anc as long as cyril ramaphosa is not the head of the party. so there are weeks of tricky negotiations ahead for the anc, which is facing these terrible results. well, to discuss this, we arejoined byjamie, an africa researcher based in south africa. jamie, we're talking about this as a shock for the anc. how much of a shock is it for south africans? well, i think for south africans, some of this was expected. what was not expected was the scale of basically the drop of the anc in this election. the projections are looking at it's going to be close to 40, but not quite 40, which is a i7%

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institute for strategic studies, research and policy think tax based in the canyon capital in johannesburg as weston chanel, who is an international relations scholar at the university of the woods, which is friend of the book, political pallet and tribalism in kenya. and also in the canyon capital is, let's see. i know num why, of the east africa director as human rights watch. very well. welcome to all of you . how soon i'll start with you in nairobi, president william rudo was elected 2 years ago on a promise of helping the poor as he met them down i think is, let's see, is this, this is the, i'm on a process. the problem is isn't gonna be failed. i think part of it is informed by the increasing that cost of living as. ringback this data helpless man, so something is out of increasing employment. now some of these factors may not exactly be route towards making some of these has to do in the background. so we can actually kind of makes that's what are the conditions that are being constrained by the pup does, you know outside one, okay. yes. control. however, i think these increasing co

wealthiest square mile, international investors and businesses, many of them listed here on the johannesburgnge, are watching closely. so there you go. that's what economic dysfunction means for millions of south africans. butjust how disruptive is it to big business? well, to find out, i've been catching up with the boss of one of the country's most influential business groups. it is business leadership south africa. busisiwe mavuso, a real pleasure having you on the show. and, busi, let me start with this because your membership, it includes some of the biggest companies in south africa, both local names like bidvest and absa, as well as some big foreign companies — anglo—american and amazon. so i guess the question, busi, is — what are the most important changes that they all want and need to see from the new government? there is a lot that business would like to see in this country. and i think some of those changes really, in the main, relate to the trading environment. our trading environment is not conducive at the moment. and when you look at it, it is really a function of the networ

tom: jennifer in johannesburg. thank you very much.th us for extensive coverage on friday, we will speak to the economist and political analyst in our monthly deep dive into africa's political and economic landscape. coming up, intel selling a stake to apollo for $11 billion. copresident gives us his first interview of the day. we will be talking about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ you bring a lot back to civilian life. leadership skills. technical ability. and a drive to serve in new ways. syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. these are the stories that set your agenda. treasuries high up. the science of a cooling u.s. labor market. forcing him to lie on allies. plus apollo makes an $11 million bet on semiconductors, agreeing to take a 49% stake in a new i

she now her in johannesburg and austin and num, y a in nairobi. and to thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website on to 0, dot com. and for further discussion, do go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. a handle is at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on and the whole team here, bye for now. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact of war is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships and will fight more than this. it has a devastating effect on people. and the the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries every time. and if you spend an increasing military emissions increase and this war and this kind of christ all hail the planet on it does ita pod who came in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing you have on his government with these 5 digit, you say getting less of late, thought provoking, nonsense. the e, you made weapons being used i

catherine in johannesburg, thank you very much. galvez, are well ahead of the only male candidate in opinion polls. ms sheinbaum, who is a former mayor of mexico city, has the backing of the outgoing president. earlier i spoke to will grant, our mexico correspondent. i asked him whether this historic vote was really between just two female candidates. yes, that is right, i am at a polling station in the sanjuan neighbourhood, one of 170,000 polling stations across the country and you can see this one is very quiet and calm and people are waiting for their opportunity to cast their ballot in this leafy part of the capital, mexico city, and this stands in stark contrast to the kinds of scenes seen in those parts of the country where there has been real violence, real difficulties. for example, down in the southern state of chiapas, we have had two situations where the violence has been so bad that they have simply had to call off the election there and in one of them, masked gunmen went into the electoral offices and burnt, set it on

barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg. me live now from new york is former united states ambassador to south africa, patrick gaspard. it's great to have you on the bbc. first of all, what do you make of these nearly complete results now? we have almost 100% in. it looks likely to be a very big disappointment for the anc. it likely to be a very big disappointment for the anc. it is, is an external _ disappointment for the anc. it is, is an external reward _ disappointment for the anc. it is, is an external reward or _ disappointment for the anc. it 3 is an external reward or should moment for 62 million south africans and of course most especially for the anc that has managed to maintain their majority in an unbroken mind for three decades now —— extraordinary watershed moment. it is also a moment of reckoning. there are tens of millions of young people in that country who are called the bourne regeneration, born after 1994, after the end of apartheid, and they feel their country underwent a political transmission but not i

and also from johannesburg. monthly my comm yet, who is editor in chief of the city pris newspaper. thanks very much for joining us here on inside story and what is a fascinating time. and so that for can politics of the 1st of all, monthly before we get to the coalition negotiations, i just want to talk a little bit about the issues that the i n c has had through the selection. what do you put the massive drop in support down to it is as you say, a massive muscle companies like because that kinds of stuff gets out in front of them. i think the main things are basically that left off delivery to start. if it comes to ordinary people, you have headboard test shortages and the issue of electricity is our reference. that is massive. it's been an international story, been backed up left with what we call, you know, sitting quite x needs power outages and is and basic things at the local level, m at the roads and this unemployment, this method of poverty. and the thing is people have not seen a change in any improvement and in liberty by this government. there was hope at once. but jacob

ok, barbara plett usher there in johannesburg, thank you so much and we are continuing to monitor theil there but for the time being, from the team there injohannesburg, thank you very much. president biden has said it is dangerous for people to question the integrity of the guilty verdict in donald trump's hush moneyjury trial. he said the former president had been given every opportunity to defend himself. mr trump has said he will appeal against his criminal conviction. our north america correspondent, john sudworth reports from new york. in the gold—trimmed grandeur of trump tower, its owner set out his vision for an election campaign based on the politics of personal grievance. thanks very much, everybody. we had a conflicted judge. highly conflicted. there's never been a more conflicted judge. so i'm the leading person for president and i'm under a gag order by a man that can't put two sentences together. but he's a very big danger to our country. and the only way they think they can win this election is by doing exactly what they're doing right now — win it in the courts becaus

our correspondent, dan hawker and johannesburg, told us what happens next. as the independent electoral commission is expected to make a final results announcement on sunday, but the picture is already here. many voters have turned away from the effort to national congress. they've turned towards parties like them can do with caesar. party, which is founded by full mass of african presidents, jacob summa, that party has gone at 14 percent of the vote in the selection, a significant number for a new party in south africa. it means the party will be quite a big broker in discussions around coalition governments. yeah. they've already said that they are reluctant to talk to the a and see if president silver. i'm a post that remains the leader of the party. but of course the m. k. is not the only option on the table. if the amc wants to form a government, it has a number of possibilities available to it, including joining with the economic freedom fighters and another smaller party. now the effects of said that they are interested and willing to speak to the age

they have spoken dw correspondent diane, who is in johannesburg. i us to who the amc will most likely end up sharing power. well that's the, the i think 1000000 read question and what quite honestly i don't think that they have quite figured it out just yet because the results have just been announced. and a lot of the parties still need to have their own internal meetings. for example, the a and c said that it will have its 1st internal meeting with members of the national executive committee on monday. and the top agenda item is of course, who they could possibly shape power with. they are a lot of options being bandied about. so for example, some are coming. teachers are saying that they could choose to go with the simple option and join hands with a democratic alliance, which is the 2nd largest party that would give them an outright sort of some the simplest majority. and it wouldn't require them to bring in any of the smaller parties. of course, that is the question of whether they can agree on t issues for governance for the next 5 years. and

a loud and key our correspond to diane hawk or in johannesburg told us what happens next. the independent electoral commission is expected to make a final results announcement on sunday. but the picture is already kept. many voters have turned away from the african national congress. they've turned towards parties like then we can do is these are party which is founded by full mass of african presidents as different from that party, significantly, ideologically. if the da and the agency where to make reach an agreement, they would be able to form a government without needing any of the smaller projects. and these calculations or what. so the africans are thinking about as we draw that to the end of this election stage, many south africans are hoping and waiting that the negotiation process doesn't take too long. and that these clarity on what the government will look like in the near future. or israel has damping hopes for peace and gauze of saying it will pursue the warrant to what has achieved all of its aims. he was present, joe biden has presented a proposal for a perm

nuclear medicine, a medical association, active work is underway to implement the decisions of the johannesburg ... the main candidate from the european people's party announced the obvious victory of her supporters. we won the european elections. we won the european elections. we are by far the strongest party. we are an anchor of stability and voters have recognized our leadership over the past 5 years. over the past weeks i have been campaigning across europe in 17 countries and 31 city. i listened to concerns and concerns, but everywhere i felt that citizens really cared about our union, and what i saw was great trust in the european union. however , the european people's party are the only centrists in the european parliament who received more support than during the previous 5 years, while renew europe, for example, received a huge slap in the face in france. as expected , right-wing and far-right parties across the european union have gained increased support. the most shocking results for brussels came from france, where... the national association won a third of the popular vote, which

they have spoken dw, correspond to diane hawk or is in johannesburg. she told us about the in scenes length . we strategy now that the party has lost its majority. the amc said that equal to 2 old political parties as it hopes to form a government, but it's dealing with a lot of ideological perspective from the side of the opposition. for example, the democratic alliance is the 2nd largest party by the ideological perspective of that party, couldn't be more different from that of the a and see the m. k parties, the 3rd largest party. and it is said that it would talk to the amc only if president, so rama post that is no longer meeting the party. the a and c says it's not prepaid to make that concession. and so the amc could possibly start speaking to other smaller parties to get over that 50 percent mark in the meantime. so i've africans wait to see if these parties can all reach an agreement with in the 14 day period allowed by the semester can constitution. it's a situation that has never been faced in this country before, and citizens wait with bait

some kind of agreement to create a government in south africa, dw corresponded diane hawker in johannesburg. thank you very much. sweden has honored to members of the iconic pop group, awarding the night. could see the musicians behind hits like dancing queen. all 4 members were in stock home to receive the royal vasa order. one of the country's highest honors, the band mates who rarely make public appearances. together were given their awards by sweden's king of a shot to global fame after winning the eurovision song contest 50 years ago, and have since sold hundreds of millions of records. still watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says his country will still pursue the war and gaza until it reaches all its aims. his remarks damp and hopes for a spar raised after us present. joe biden put forward a truce proposal. a mouse said it viewed the plan quote, positively. with that you're up to date coming up for a quarter. looks at the threat posed by right we extremist to german democracy. and what was the chance? thanks for watching

let's get more in johannesburg.e following the election very closely and what came out of the election, many discussions taking place. we now know what this government is going to look like. give us a little bit more details on what to expect. jennifer: right, as you mention, of course, we have the inauguration ticking off in just a few hours. there are a number of has of state from the south africa region and the continent more broadly. the focus will be on what we hear from the president now that he will officially be inaugurated. but also, we are going to be paying close attention to what his cabinet looks like after he is officially inaugurated. the reason why we are focused on this is because, as you mentioned, course, the anc did lose their majority so now they are going to have to share some of these top positions with some former rivals, i guess current rivals, depending on how you look at it. the question will be, which cabinet positions, which ministerial positions are there likely to give up? and how will

active work to implement the decisions of the johannesburg summit last year, in particular in terms of monetary and financial system, developing a platform for payments in national currencies. in mutual trade. i note that at the meeting not only the minister of foreign affairs of the brix countries, but also those friendly states that expressed a desire to join the association. anna voronina, stanislav ponomarenko, ivan usanov, yulia tyushevskaya, news. meanwhile, a conference on ukraine in switzerland under big question. more and more countries are refusing to participate in this summit. let me remind you that the swiss authorities plan to hold this meeting at the bürgenstock resort on june 15 and 16. view of switzerland previously reported that bern invited more than 160 delegations to it, including from the group of seven, group of 20 and brix countries, but for some reason russia was not among those invited to this meeting. but the decision not to send representatives was made by the pakistani authorities, who remain neutral on issues of the ukrainian crisis. china also refrained f

nuclear medicine, the medical association, is actively working to implement the decisions of the johannesburg summit last year, in particular in terms of improving the international monetary and financial system, developing a platform for payments in national currencies in mutual trade. i would like to emphasize that it is not just the participating members sitting at the negotiating table today. anna, thank you for the direct link from nizhny novgorod, where the meeting of the heads of the brix countries is taking place, there was my colleague anna voronina. all mine listened. they were fretting, black, it’s also a sin to cheat on your brother, it’s time to pay, i’ll water it from here if i’m alone, so we quickly slept, if there’s a chance with you, hold on, i did it badly, there’s someone else who ’ll do it to whom, disobedient people, did i sit down with you? the russian national football team beat the belarusian team in an away match with a score of 4:0. this is already the second victory with such a result this year. the national team has been led by valery karpin all this time, and the