to the program. out of bethlehem, mazen kom sai, palestinian scientists and author and out of johannesburg, author activist and political analyst zakir ahmed, well thank you so much both of you for being with us, today, i'd like to start this off in bethlehem, i mean hesboolah's operation just didn't uh target the... israi regime, it targeted very important military bases where musad and other intelligent units are headquarters. how significant is this attack on these types of target and what does it say about hezbollah's military and intelligence capabilities? well, it is an interesting phenomenon what we observed basically after israel has been put on hold for. now waiting for the strike and basically it's economy has suffered significantly waiting for us to see this this surprise attack of course um what we observed this significant capabilities of of planning and organization as it seems as an analyst observing this i can only wonder the level of deterrant. that israel claimed to have caused and that hizballah basically has decided that it will strike and it did strike when it chose to

out of bethlehem, and and scientists and author and out of johannesburg author activist and political analy ahmed well thank you so much both of you for being with us today, i'd like to start this off in bethlehem, i mean hezbollah's operation just didn't uh target the israeli regime, it targeted very important bases where musad and other intelligent units are headquarters, how significant is this attack on these types of target, and what does it say about hezbollah's military and? capabilities: well, it is an interesting phenomenon what we observe basically, after israel has been put on hold for weeks now, waiting for the strike and basically it's economy has suffered significantly waiting for us to see this, this surprise attack, of course, what we observed is significant. abilities of of planning and organization as it seems, as an analyst observing this, i can only wonder the level of deterrance that israel claimed to have caused, and that hisballah basically has decided that it will strike, and it did strike when it chose to strike, and it was kind of two stage process. one is th

osening new york and zakir ahmed mayath, attorney activist and political analyst joining us out of johannesburg. gentlemen, i'd like to welcome you both to the program here. i hope you're both safe and doing. don debar out of new york, we're going to start with you, the iran's new president said that why are we, iran always expected to reduce regional uh tensions due to israel's adventurism, exercise restraint when israel uh uh behaves recklessly, why is the owness always put on us instead of them? this is actually something i know something about, 'i'm the oldest of six children, and this was my question to my parents most of the time that i was growing up, they would, say they're going out to dinner or something, and they would leave me in charge, my next oldest brother and i, of the other four children, we would have to work basically and maintain them, well they got to scamper and play and do whatever crazy reckless things children did, you're the grown-up in the neighborhood, um, there's a responsibility that comes with that, there's also a destiny'. that comes with that, israel, such as i

osening new york and zakir ahmed mayath, attorney activist and political analyst joining us out of johannesburg. gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program here, hope you're both safe and doing well uh dawn davar. new york, we're going to start with you, the iran's new uh president said that why are we, iran always expected to reduce regional tensions due to israel's adventurism, exercise restraint when israel uh uh behaves recklessly, why is the owness always put on us instead of them? this is actually something i know something about, i'm the oldest of six... children, and this was my question to my parents most of the time that i was growing up, they would, say they're going out to dinner or something, and they would leave me in charge, my next oldest brother and i, of the other four children, we would have to work basically and maintain them, well they got to scamper and play and do whatever crazy reckless things children did, you're the grown-up in the neighborhood, um, there's a responsibility that comes with that, there's also a destiny that comes with that, israel, such as it is

johannesburg is south africa's economic heartland. the richest city in africa.is getting thirstier. taps increasingly run dry here due to crumbling infrastructure, a growing population and reservoirs vulnerable to climate change, which means demand is increasing for lesotho's water. with life, we need water as well as with the economy. it needs water as well. so the city's water is quite important because it basically drives part of south africa's gdp. and demand is starting to come from elsewhere. a deal has been agreed with botswana to take water more than 700km through a pipeline into the country. but for mantsebo, the balance of the economic benefits are more of a trickle than a gush. andre lombard, bbc news at the katsi dam, lesotho. starbucks and its newly appointed boss, brian niccol, have come under fire for plans to allow him to commute almost 1,000 miles from his family home in california to the firm's headquarters in seattle on a private jet. the swift removal of niccol�*s predecessor and the $100 million deal to poach him from another company has bee

at similar programs held in cape town and johannesburg, south africans commemorated the slain resistance leaders, chief among. is the hammas political bureau chief dr. ismail hania. south africans have long empathized with the palestinian struggle against the ongoing zionist occupation. the assassination of ismail hannah resonates deeply just as it does in the resistance movement. many of the leaders present at today's commemoration even participated in the funeral prayers in qatar, resembling and highlighting this strong sense of solidarity. one of them is the leader of the alku. foundation who noted that hania's assassination was an important time for palestinians to reinvigurate their commitment to palestine, so for example the the older son of of ismalaniya abdusalam that's why he call abubad um strangely he didn't, he didn't cry, he wasn't sad, in fact when i spoke to him, he said ibrahim, in the last few days or the last few weeks, my father was speaking about martherdom, allahu akbar, but hania's blood should not go in vain, gabriel's echod a called by the former head of the inter

in the johannesburg camp, 70% of the deaths were under 8 years of age.nited kingdom would not change its methods; the germans and austrians living on the islands, as well as the irish, were suspected only those suspected of infidelity were sent to concentration camps. it was in the concentration camps that the manchester guardian used this very term. on the forties, france capitulated, 2,000 polish soldiers were evacuated from dunkirk, where the allied forces were defeated by hitler and sent to scotland, they were supposed to defend the east coast. scotland, not far from glasgow, the conditions there were quite mild, mostly officers were kept there, fifteen hundred polish officers, several even generals, whom anders was removed from the military command, fearing... that they might oppose him, that is, in fact, he created this concentration camp for his political opponents; in other concentration camps, people of jewish nationality were mainly kept, this actually confirms the thesis about the latent anti-semitism of the poles, these were citizens of polan

from measles, typhoid fever and dysentery, and first of all these were women and children, in the johannesburge dead .. .up to 8 years. during the first world war, the united kingdom would not change its methods; the germans and austrians living on the islands, as well as the irish, suspected, only suspected, of disloyalty to the crown, were sent to concentration camps. it was in the concentration camps, manchester edition the guardian used this very term in an article dated december 4, 1914, when it reported on the riots in the lancaster concentration camp. did they know about this in europe? they moved the germans there, the poles planned to create sekorski camps, well, this was normal practice, well, here, as they say, civilized europe, it acted according to the same patterns. by the way, about the poles, they also built their concentration camps, and just on english territory. when in june of the forties france capitulated, 20,000 polish soldiers were evacuated from dunkirk, where the allied forces were defeated by hitler and sent to scotland. they were supposed to protect the eastern coas

in the johannesburg camp, 70% of the deaths were under 8 years of age. united kingdom would not change its methods, the germans and austrians living on the islands, as well as the irish, were suspected only... riots in the lancaster concentration camp. did they know about this in europe? and in the usa? yes, of course they knew. moreover, they did not see anything reprehensible in this, nor in the 14th year of the xx century, nor in the thirty-ninth. let's be. the americans also created sir u chel created, and the germans created, and the french planned, the americans resettled all the japanese, by the way, and they lived there for three or 4 years and nothing, it was completely normal, but the british planned, moved the germans there, the poles planned creating sekor camps was a normal practice, well, here, as they say, civilized europe, it worked. using the same patterns. by the way, about the poles, their concentration camps, they too built, and just on english territory. when france surrendered in june 1940, 20,000 polish soldiers were evacuated from

back in johannesburg, more proof that diamonds are part of real change on the ground in africa is more leafy. late seeking a 2nd generation master diamond cover, and the 1st black on site holder at the beers. he's part of a select group that can purchase the beers, rough diamonds in bulk. i remember, i mean stories of black people who saw that people were not even not allowed to to know how to cut in police diamonds. you know, and today to have somebody who's black and who's become the side hold, it goes to show how much change has happened over time. you know, and i think that's what makes me proud about it. is it via the games? the sense that times formation is really happened. the notion of beneficiary ation or more industry volume for diamond producing countries themselves is fundamental to empowering a growing community of african diamond professionals. back in antwerp, other players are countering the industries legacy with technology and new business models like h b and for which aims to revolutionize the diamond supply chain. using just one mind and both swanner, they deal only

um, it has an award winning south africans game design studio located in johannesburg. and is team of changing the game design space. not these, but the country and the still wide dominated developers space with the ideas of black identity starting out with to a, the, the, that's looking at more meaning than other ways to fix their lives. and instead of doing research and you find it ok, actually this originates from west african is a cultural, dancing of praise and worship. it has a lot of spiritual, insignificant meaning to what it has been sent into right now. so then in that queue, pop music videos, which is not doing it any test this, it was a hard fight, tennessee can hold onto the flag long enough, isn't 10. okay, but how does based cell it matters the fun factor into an educational game about politics is your mass to well, let's start with the types of vehicles, the game p weekly point on or the v p. a term used by politicians and parliament. it's so ironic because when you appear the point of what it's actually spelled pool, and that's like the kind of the stat

clauses, dean and location, professor at economic at the national university of single pul, from johannesburg, which was my rena bureau son, who's a senior research at the institute for global dialogue, at a specialist on the ricks block. and finally, at london, felipe la ground, who was a political economist and full of a special adviser to the director general of the world. trade organization di is the will older, the old world order, close the collapse. i don't think it's so much as close to collapse by itself. it's certainly being question from all sides. the clips that you showed the clips that we heard a few minutes ago with ones that were from what sometimes we think of as the global self. and they were critical of the international economic board. and one of the interesting turnarounds is that today the advanced economy is to reach economies out, also critical of the international economic order. and how this comes out is going to be really interesting going forward. i don't think that we're gonna have to be thinking about how we, we think categories it might no longer be brakes on gl

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and we'll see that cool things down in johannesburg. on friday of the world, so i'm all in to be a spill over into the region. a military mobilization by world kelly for half to the south west is rising alarm and neighboring countries. what's behind this move and it didn't leave all the time region. and what does it mean for war total libya, this is inside story, the hello that are on change.

so highlighting a wanna a content creator who has joining us today from johannesburg, calling becca and author and illustrator from boston and sean gallow, founder of men's group joining us from british columbia. thank you all so so much for being part of the stream today. we really appreciate your time if you own work with gender and gender related issues in one way or another. i would like to ask you guys if this ideological gender gap. if this is real, is this something that you guys are actually observing luba, can i get you to start? yes, of course. thank you so much for having me. so yes, there is a non jo, i do logical gap, any to thrill, but it is not just between the 2 domain agendas, but also within each long. just to give you an example from one of the countries of the s of us to report to the u. k. the a resume survey from king's college and it's shows that was to grow in proportion of young man. i'll be coming indeed more conservative. there's to 29 percent of them, for example, who think of that of being in mind is halted in being a woman, but there is a greater proportion

buck try on let's get more in this now with our correspondent, you look for you couldn't get in johannesburg morning to you to. it appears. it's not just the leaders then all the was out for 10 quote countries, but increasingly the people who were making their anger felt that ukraine's extreme this tides absolutely, you know, and it is the people in fact. so the reason behind all of this is as you information and facts have come to lights about you crazy. i'm fine and seem of to respond to each of you. what do you mean by, as i mentioned in late july factors from the vaccine approved for a company to the martin army in watts of the money and received a stabilizing operation in the town, often as our attend near the tiguan products that mission quickly went sideways when fighting broke out between that commission ad rebels from the to our with group, i mean retreat to zach named molly and forces were ambushed by the militants about 80 full vac now and $45.00 monitors. soldiers were killed in the fighting ukraine's ministry intelligence at that time was very quickly to claim responsibility. ev

johannesburg is south africa's economic heartland. the richest city in africa.re, a growing population and reservoirs vulnerable to climate change, which means demand is increasing for lesotho's water. with life, we need water as well as with the economy. it needs water as well. so the city's water is quite important because it basically drives part of south africa's gdp. and demand is starting to come from elsewhere. a deal has been agreed with botswana to take water more than 700km through a pipeline into the country. but for mantsebo, the balance of the economic benefits are more of a trickle than a gush. andre lombard, bbc news at the katsi dam, lesotho. and finally to here in the uk where apparantly our status as a charitable, giving country is under threat. that's according to the latest charities aid foundation's world giving index for 2024. it places the uk outside of the world's top 20 most generous countries — placing at 22nd — its joint lowest ranking — last seen in the pandemic. so what's going on? neil heslop is chief executive of the charities aid

you can see that reflected in johannesburg. 2017 degrees celsius, the on friday, much warm and bright to in cape town at 25 on saturday to weather update. the hearing the people with this a village d as in dog r as the most vulnerable group in israel, relentless for asking questions. why couldn't you know that number right now? what is the issue that we're proposing for the actual best fit? and then you can also can have the worst wipe out to see it was teams across the world with the latest local news. i didn't select from documentaries. when you closer to the house of the story the the again you watching out 0 reminder of our top story is this uh, and the death toll from israel's bench results from your pod westbank has risen to 11 is being described as the largest the tanque verde moving to del ray to ongoing, within 24 hours later, 12 feet program is suspended. the movement of its employees in gaza also is ready forces, talk to one of the colors you and says they would talk to, despite coordinating the movements with the army, governments to the finances of agreed to allow rescue

really, very icon, gay joining us live from johannesburg. very good to see you. so just bring this up to speed. would you please us a mix signals coming? i think be coming from ukraine right now. absolutely. in fact, it was the spokesperson for you please. the military intelligence agency that to the situation, to a, to back to turn when he claimed responsibility for supporting the to was in the attack and ambush, it goes back. and the fact is, even though he has now retracted his claims, which we owe full of social media platforms that the video has also been removed from these. the platforms now match off the details of this match to remain stock as it is often the case. and such so conflicts the full truth of watching rebates, in spite to me, never come to life off death. he's denial, but you praise involvement in this whole thing raises questions now about 8 support . a strategic interest in africa and the link which it might go to to come to russian if it was on the african continent, it could be back to the intelligence agency. so susan has been for vermont

that means we'll see some recovery to the temperature in johannesburg will be up to $23.00 degrees on sunday of the to often of gone it's done. it's portrayed through the prism of war, but there were many of the kind of stuff thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives funding for decades reviews before going into the country's modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a jersey the is this rose war on costs. and now spinning over the occupied westbank is where the forces have conducted the largest assault and decades killing and injuring thousands of palestinians. the escalation is coupled with increasing cetaphil and so what are the consequences? this is inside story. the james base on wednesday is riley forces north, a large scale military operation and the occupied westbank for days they've carried out drug and strikes and.

let's get more in this and say good morning to our t corresponded noodles, who you couldn't get in johannesburg. there's another african nation. it appears, sing enough's enough. what's caused this diplomatic chain reaction? well, it has become the citizens consciously on the punch of interest to severe those ties those to the match size of the fact that you train the reason sites. it is similar to data from all the kids in both rooms. the fax number, this movie master to add office model for the rep. so off those, the nation is not surprised the old given that somebody capital size of which you have this past monday. and the fact that the commodity and fossil now be to the magic twice as you change and the governance of monte. and the judge comes off to the default that's it's a brushing at monte soldiers and dates july with a to pull russian back in the mysteries and $47.00 soldiers. the killed the newest of the country during class is the worth. it'd be far examples of from the c t p is the following data, which is from move up to the suspect on social media depicting the people near drop of

you create that, we all seem coming to park, you corresponded and you look for you live from johannesburg. thank you. 3 months in east africa. a new wave of protests has gripped the canyon capital with large numbers of people coming out to them on president william root toes resignation. the police fire tier goes to disperse that provides us citizens continue to express on, grew up the governments. this was occurring on thursday, president himself was watching a new cabinet being sworn in with the previous one having being dissolved in a concession to demonstrators intermittent rallies, having ongoing across the country for nearly 2 months. sparkling. i am a hushed tax bill that was soon cancelled by mister route till after protesters. the one parliament party corresponded kenneth a monday before it's not from the heart of nairobi. the county says i've been looked at our hyundai on hundreds and hundreds of people have been a number of people out of the missing the for me, these are living in always not knowing where that kids are. the purpose that we have been witnessing in the country ha

you are on the ground in johannesburg. your read on the scale of the outbreak in the african region and how similar is this to covid? helen: well, i will take your second question first. it is not similar to covid in the sense that covid is airborne. it's a respiratory infection. that makes it very usually spread. you go into an airplane or a room and it's very easy to acquire covid. mpox is spread through contact. we have had mpox in the african region since the 1970's, but the mpox that we saw them was jumping from animal reservoirs, probably small rodents, and households. it was spread in the household and then it would just not spread any further. and that's been going on, particularly in central and west africa, since the 1970's. so it is contact-spread. what's changed now is the types we are seeing -- you just heard about this clade 1b -- is also sexually spread, and that through contact as well, but it does mean that instead of just being limited to households we are seeing sexual spread in the populations and, as w

joumanna: for more, let's bring in bloomberg's reporter janice kew, in johannesburg.y reminiscent of the feeling around covid-19 which was four years ago. time flies, but why are scientists and public health officials saying that this specific mpox situation is a global health emergency that could have been avoided? >> africa has long had a history of being ignored, when it comes to issues like this, in terms of infections and infectious diseases. this is the core issue. when the last mpox global health emergency was declared over in may 2023, africa still did not have any mpox vaccines, and in the intervening time, the disease mutated and they are dealing with the strain they are not 100% sure what they are dealing with. there is a low level of surveillance and testing in that region specifically about 17%, which is very low by global standards, all most all mpox cases that presents in western countries you are probably looking at closer to 100% of them tested. scientists are scrambling to figure out what they're dealing with. the vaccines still haven't arrived. ther