get quiet in johannesburg is also a young south africans just that, wow, this quiet is raising its voice for change as it not only serves as a home for talented musicians, but also provides a safe space and family for its members. and that's why, because this is the am lonzey gay quiet in your hands, big being a musician of being an artist is a fullness that susan only is about to convince housing. people it's always about change. making to play is are a popular part of south african culture, but why have church has proven to be challenging spaces for these things? the sense that the only piece, of course that, that we have is within themselves that the community because most churches are not very welcome to us as a clear community. that's why i say never consented to ukiah, is that, that people like me, that people that will connect to that school like me, and the in the same space. and we share this common sense. who is the old enough to music in that space? made me feel like i was at home but how to use some of the other members to see that send you the choir made me realize that i ca

well, joining us now from johannesburg is gustavo to come, although he's a senior of a such are in the south african institute of international affairs. i probably will welcome to counting the costs. let me stop by addressing back all important summit . and because i'm in russia, the 16th brick summit and the optics were rather interesting love them, it puts in the heart of it all, it seems to suggest that isn't as isolated globally as perhaps many western powers hoped he would be. absolutely. thank you very much for the invitation, and i think for i should for a large degree, they hosting a break summit, june 2024, provided them this space to showcase that they're not as isolated so that they still able to engage with a number of countries in the world and it is something to pay the normal for countries to do, i think for other countries that are members of brakes, like joining true to different initiatives that will occur in this meeting because some of them is a, is a much more important space for them to find better ways in which they can engage with these fragments of global order

okay, right before we go, some color, full themes from sides africa, johannesburg has held is 35 since 35th annual prize parade. the event celebrates with decades of empowerment and advocacy for the o. g, t to community inside south africa and across the continent organizes use the occasion to also highlight continued restrictions. would you be t q people face in many african countries? us because that's all the news we have for now. hot snacks is sports slice. looking at the german national, synchronized swimming team and jack power, thanks so much for watching the show. goodbye. the the, the, the, it is even more than 100000000 people than ever before. i suggested in pod for somebody that sort of the image and about the.

right now before we go some colorful scenes from south africa, johannesburg has held its 35th annual pride parade. the events celebrated decades of employment advocacy for the l g b t q, community in south africa and across the continent organizes use the occasion to also highlight continued restrictions eligibility to people face in many african countries. c and with that, we will leave you, but of coming up next, our tech show shift tries out a new kind of text one that's driven by a robot told me on logic last agent for money is at the top of the thanks for being with us. the, these are the news on a put this in the notes. hey, you welcome to d w. your proposal to our channels. what's hand pick trainings on this stuff and in this story it's still just a click away. the, what's the discovery fascinating places to great idea.

and you have since independent what you like correspond to dan, who is following this story from johannesburg. welcome diane. just chapo is when come as a surprise to well, certainly not. so because they were predictions before the selection, that for lemma was likely to win. i think the thing that is like the surprising is the margin, the political analyst that we spoke to when we were a mozambique indicated that they thought they would be a slight, a tip in the numbers for, for a limo. they one by 73 percent in the 2019 national election this time around just a 3 percent difference and of the spoils really going to the different opposition parties. the reason that many political commentators felt that there would be a difference this time around was because of the interest shown by many young voters in the independent candidate, the $9190.00. he has come in 2nd place, but certainly not with the numbers that he would have hopeful and many of his motives would have anticipated. so that what pro test, based when the results was announced, are they like me to continue? yes, definitely. they alr

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on that solo visit to johannesburg, the duke of sussex called on global leaders to close the digitaland provide safer internet access for the global south. his visit followed a stop to lesotho, where he reunited with his charity's co—founder , prince charity's co—founder, prince seeiso, and met with the nations leaders there . those are the leaders there. those are the latest headlines for now. a full round up just after 10:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> very good morning to you. hope you're well at home. congratulations. it's friday. you've made it nearly the weekend. nearly there. have you had a good week? >> i have actually i've not done too much this week. i've been very relaxed, same as me. >> and i was just telling ellie costello off air. i've had 3 or 4 days not working and i feel a bit. the first day is fine, but then the second and third days i feel a bit redundant and lost. it's been nice spending time

not take part in the association in 2011, the south african republic, adopted at the summit in johannesburg, joined the association. in 2023, the decision to expand brics can be called historic without exaggeration, and on january 1, 2024 , egypt, iran, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and ethiopia joined the association. with the addition of new members, the palette of brics colors became even richer, brighter, more multifaceted, its international position, ability to positively influence world politics, defend the interests of the global south, east, that same global majority, significantly strengthened. this is confirmed by the fact that more than thirty countries have applied for rapprochement with brics in one form or another. brics participants are united by similar views on the modern world, the desire for multipolarity as the basis for sustainable development, the central coordinating principle. we are confident that in modern conditions brics is gaining the full right to offer its own solidary vision of the future world order, which should reflect multipolar realities, should

except for the update on that story that solid to you sort of a country speaking to his life from johannesburg. thank you. a low discount, so is on the way it indeed is down the cost me region where a residence ought to selecting a new local governments for the 1st time since the region last is all $20.00 be in 2019 preliminary results. so the regions on congress, on the national conference, the lines leading in the polls. india's routing policy, b, j, p is trailing and 2nd place on face india. correspondence, one didn't show on the is on the ground in china and kashmir, taking a closer look at the historic race, a land and leak frozen into a more striking the beautiful, yet deeply tragic. this is crush me a lot on your how slow sweeney and jungling whose weird for decades. the last few we all know that's been a relative these off to the obligation a was to go 370. but then again in 2024 gunshots round out. and feel me to come back disturbing. robots not suggesting that you else made weapons that wall left behind that have gone to sun. how lead the way into the region? this is valid, was bulle

east of johannesburg. we musicians, phones save us. but what was see is families responds to these queer identity. i'm grateful for my family. they never made me feel inferior. so it only is very welcoming and accepting of who i was just spiteful and africa's constitutional protection of sexual orientation. hate crimes remain a harsh reality. how did the tragic murder of police being football a u. d. c. milan in 2008. a fix? yeah. as it came and was a career pressed in that story, it's just doing it during a triggered a lot of emotions inside of me and gave me a purpose of the in the way that this struggle continues to 5. can see there's something magical about hearing people sing straight from the heart. absolutely. beautiful. to back in high school. i was part of the choir and while that was lovely there's still one thing i wish i got a chance to do skating. i actually fell off with state board in my friends living room once in our next report, we're taking you to the vibrant streets of these above out with a if you can skate to girl

a lot of chinese are studying in johannesburg in st. petersburg to dispatch, despite the western sanctions against russia. so people to people bonding is very important with color and each other more through the filters through the filters. the filters are bad. filters are misleading, and filters are, are counterproductive. i know basically the same question to because i think they, the key word here is under standing. i mean they, they the bricks countries. note with the threats of the west. again, you know, the, the, the collective west is at war in one form or another with russia. it's better to stand together than stand alone. and i think that's a message of, of the last 2 years. you know, i think the grad phrases, it's better to if, if you don't hang together, you'll hang separately. right. um yeah, i mean there, there is other things i'm, i'm a part of them. i'm a senior fellow to tie her institute. we hold the civilization for him and we've done this for the last 10 years and that's exactly what we're talking about is the kind of

terms of the brakes for across the board or payment system that had already being requested in the johannesburg summit's of 2023, across the board of settlement discussions that won't be a go into each is a re, insurance based what receipt here is to provide brakes. members, an ability to better trade with one another and not necessarily to replace the us building and all of their transactions. but that's what certain degree provides cheaper, foster and more reliable payments of systems, things some specific trading situations. and particularly one breaks countries of training with one another. and of course, that is very much linked to the level of self countries like south africa, results that see themselves right in the middle of this global geo political disputes. for them, they would like to have more options for countries that have been affected by sanctions. and the inability, like in the case of russia to trade, vice swift, this is not an alternative for them. this is the only option or the main option today. listening to the moments. and i'm saying this because it's important to also n

my lady thing must syrian joining us from johannesburg. you're most welcome. thank you for joining us today. thank you for a heavy test. the south african leaders say as new evidence will be presented to bulk off it's allegations of genocide against these really state. could you perhaps shed some light as to what that might to entail? when we are not said, i'm in a position to do with that kind of disclosure, the president we through the team and you know, what, department of international relations and cooperation consent that if you didn't to that a quiet sort of what the required child's dimensionality and that would be therefore, the way to see understood, why is what's happening then in the middle east in gaza. so important to south africa to, to return to the i c, j. again, it is said by simply an immortal question, a search for justice, a search for a place where palestinians can realize there for a few minute and the fullest dignity. so it's a positive you say it really a matter of principle that this country is pursuing. it because we know what it is

a lot of chinese are studying in johannesburg in st. petersburg dispatch, despite the western sanctions against russia. so people to people bonding is very important with color and each other more through the filters through the filters. the filters are bad. filters are misleading, and filters are, are counterproductive. i know basically the same question too because i think they, the key word here is under standing. i mean, they, they, the bricks countries. note with the threats of the west. again, you know, the, the, the collective west is at war in one form or another with russia. it's better to stand together than stand alone. and i think that's a message of, of the last 2 years. you know, i think the grad phrases, it's better to if, if you don't just hang together, you'll hang separately. right. um yeah, i mean there, there is other things i'm, i'm a part of them. i'm a senior fellow at the tire institute. we hold a civilization for them and we've done this for the last 10 years and that's exactly what we're talking about is the ki

association, and we shaped our work taking into account the results achieved at the summit in johannesburg. priority attention was given to the organic integration of new members into the multi level breaks architecture. the relevant agencies of countries have interacted in the financial sector to expand that use of national currencies and bilateral deals to and create our own independent payment system. as for bilateral relations, they are based on the principles of comprehensive strategic partnership, equality and mutual respect, trade and economic relations between russia and south africa, generally at a good level. after a sudden decline in turnover, it is started to grow again from january to august of this year. the growth rate was 3 percent. we do look forward to the summit itself to participate with or other countries. i know your leadership to deal with math, test that of such great importance in geo political terms and everything that is happening around the world, but also on methods that have to do with the trade or time of change with peace and security as well. so we are deli

there's much quiet to across the south for got lots of rooms to come. 29 degrees in johannesburg for that feel good friday. the private sizes expect this will be we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. for the victory for the government, get this one of those containing refugees keep coming. the actions of israel's government, the military invitation, has been described as the closing of the 14000000 people see that housing was the one says as well as wes migration crisis, sexual violence is what 10 live being use as a tactical voice. is there any hope of an until the compass incident and what will be the consequences if it's civil war continues. this is inside story, the .

got lots of rooms to come. 29 degrees in johannesburg for that feel good friday. the research chemicals dangerous new performance and on seeing drugs, i was using a bottle of day, which is 5 milligrams because there's no dosing protocols marketed to teenagers by fitness, influenza, as i'm young. and i'm on this one is very dangerous. it's a while west full times investigates, the lack of regulation to stop their spread, and the too often fake and consequences. and just because you feel, how does it mean you're always muscle, inc, on a jersey to the the the, you're watching out. is there a mind desktops, or is this our, is there any minute she's continued to carry out heavy asteroids in the ancient 11 east city of bell back age women are among 19 people killed in the attacks on an independent new and inquiry is accused israel tearing out a concession policy showing jobs us health care system as a series of stripes and base the here in the know if the dollars the strip license of which has killed at least 10 palestinians. and taiwan is currently being lashed by the

gandhi lived in johannesburg. my great grandfather lived in pretoria.the government was so gandhi would have to with his constant agitations and the negotiations with the government, he'd constantly have to come to pretoria. my great grandfather would give him a place to stay because in those days in south indian non white people couldn't at hotels or anything like that, and he would give him use of his horse and cart to go back and forth to meetings. and so one night they're sitting like we are, they've friends. and gandhi says to my grandfather, the indians in this country have do not have the courage, the backbone to fight the injustices. so i'm going to start an ashram a commune to, give them the strength to do that. and i would love your son. that's my future grandfather, who was seven year old, seven years old at the time. i would love your son to come be my student. and my great grandfather looked at gandhi thinks is is a terrible idea because he's a businessman. why does he want to get involved with this agitator? so he says to gandhi the only t

for more of the slat scroll slide, so our t corresponding unit that you couldn't get in johannesburg to see you. historic deal. yes. but one with a pretty big catch as well. you didn't? this conclusion was a long standing dispute over the you case, last african colony. and it is a decision the follows a routing by the international court of justice, which the, the, you case, the can race and all the save. this island from the risk is in the 9 to sixty's as unlawful and it marks the end of a fos big case of you can't control off the british indian ocean tibits, which was retained often marissa has gained independence in the 9 to sixty's. now what many did not know is that during that period around the night of the sixty's going into the 1970s of the u. k. forcibly expelled the chick goshen from the land . i a move that has since been labeled as a crime against humanity. the displace population was relocated to more issues and the se shelves to me wait for a u. s. u k. mindy, to based on the largest island in the to go. so now this to put magic breaks, it comes off to multiple internat

the colony was located 34 km from johannesburg, then the future mahatma, nicknamed the great soul, he lived and worked in south africa. the history of the south african republic is directly connected with russia. more than 200 volunteers participated on the side of the boers. and guchkov from amputation, but the limp remained with him for life. at that time , a song based on the poems of glafira galina was popular in russia. transvaal, my country, you are all burning in fire. transvaal, transvaal, my country, and you you are in the fire. under the tree you will fan out, the pensive burd sits. half a century later. the soviet union comes to the rescue. in 1952 , a young lawyer, a rebellious black activist nelson mandela, who refused to follow the colonial rules of the game, organizes a campaign of disobedience against the current government and the apartheid regime. several years of non-violent resistance, but then, after the shooting of peaceful demonstrations by the then ure government, mandela still had no choice but to defend justice with weapons in his hands. in military schools i

in 1942, aaron entered the university of johannesburg, developed his own courses in chemistry, physicsnd mathematics. he received his master's degree in natural sciences at the university of cape town, where he became acquainted with the method of x-ray crystallography and began to actively use it in his research. in 1949, he moved to the uk, where he received his doctorate and continued working on the study of organic compounds, the structure viruses and biological systems. in 1978, he headed the laboratory of molecular biology of the medical research council in cambridge , focusing on the analysis of the structure of dna and rna. in 1982, aaron kluck was awarded the nobel prize in chemistry for his work in the field of protein interactions with nucleic acids and the explanation of the structure of large biological molecules and compounds using x-ray diffraction and electron microscopy. he was the author of one of the fundamental works that laid the foundation for the creation of computed tomography. he was knighted by queen elizabeth ii, became president of the royal society of londo

and a lesser known paul furber, a south african software developer living near johannesburg who has beenntified by two teams of forensic linguists as the originator of the qanon conspiracy, an allegation he denies. all these men, their formative experiences in apartheid south africa, now we in america are facing a moment where our politics are turning into their politics. maga is sounding more and more like the old aphrocanner parties ranting about low birth rates, going after immigration and portraying immigrants of color as violent savages. the idea that democracy will end if their white male patriarch is not elected. they're going so far as to lie about the opposing party, whether the biden/harris party is helping with hurricane funding, lies, lies, all lies. and let's not forget their overarching lie about climate change being a hoax. even as hurricane milton strengthened from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in just over a day, part of a trend of rapidly intensifying storms fueled by the climate crisis. but instead of putting their energy toward helping those in need, thes

dillon gate, who's a senior program manager for the rosa luxembourg foundation. joining us from johannesburg, thanks for your time. i know you were keeping an eye out on the situation in mozambique. what do you think is going to happen next and how fragmented is the country at this point? oh, yeah, very much for inviting me. see what's going to happen. this is unfortunately, that the dance was due to the code is going to right to the final. this is off, which is going to result and waiting much from the people and from their position. so something needs to be done and the institutions that institutions may need to elect. so the cost is no cost. who has to recognize these claims of about leading sonya positions inside to address them to the use the level of anger that is currently taking place in mozambique. so is there a potential then for more violence in the country? people will depend on how the, the test is. no cost is going to analyze these resolve. what is going to be the final outcome, for example, the side that these some of these and some parts of the kind of does this shouldn't be

>> prince harry has made another solo trip, this time to johannesburg, where he's been deaung johannesburge's meghan? >> it's a fine friday as far as the weather is concerned. for many of us, although not for everyone. more unsettled. atlantic weather is starting to move in in some areas. i'll have the full details in the forecast coming up soon. >> it'sjust coming up soon. >> it's just gone 9:00 i'm stephen dixon, i'm ellie costello , and this is gb news costello, and this is gb news breakfast. i am slightly concerned about you. >> why? >> why? >> actually. genuine concern. why? because you did say in the break. what ? oh, i could drink break. what? oh, i could drink champagne at any time of day. >> i could, i really could. >> i could, i really could. >> do you have a glass of champagne? >> right now? >> right now? >> yeah, it'd be lovely. crisp. >> yeah, it'd be lovely. crisp. >> it's 9:00 in the morning. >> it's 9:00 in the morning. >> honestly, people would agree with me on this one. champagne is one of those drinks you can dnnk is one of those drinks you can drink any time of the day

segregated city in america we generally 90 for theseic african-american activists of the american johannesburg that segregated. in the problem looking back now, in montgomery alabama too often we say, with the public safety commissioner carter bull connor come he was no problem. in birmingham, alabama, just like the dallas county sheriff, jim park, was a problem in selma, alabama. and they were that apples. in a problem with focusing on these individuals these bad apples, if you will, is that it is oversimplified, the obstacles that african-americans were facing has ever fighting for freedom and it overlooks the opposition. in the bad, the bad apples reduces the obstacles that african-americans were facing to the actions of individuals. and he completely ignores the ways in which racial discrimination is institutionalized. and it ignores the law and it ignores the structures and it ignores systemic racism. we focus on the individuals. and it also means that the solution to the problems that african-americans arees facing, becomes israel simple, only focusing were blaming the problem of racism

segregated city in america, which in early 1960s african-american activist dubbed the american johannesburg it was that rigidly segregated. the problem, looking back now in montgomery, alabama, too often we say was the public safety bull. bull connor was the problem in birmingham, alabama just like the dallas county sheriff. jim clark was the problem in selma, alabama. they were bad apples. the problem with focusing on these individuals, these these these these bad apples, if you will, is that it oversimplifies the obstacles that african were facing as were fighting for freedom. and it overlooks the opposition in the bad the bad, the bad apples reduces obstacles that african-americans were facing to the of individuals. and it completely ignores the ways in which racial discriminate nation is institute analyze it ignores the law, it ignores the structure. it ignores systemic racism. when we focus on these individuals, it also means that the solution to the problems that african-americans were facing becomes or is real simple. it will only focusing if we're blaming the problem of racism and w

he's going to johannesburg for more charity work . and in seeing businessmen work.o entice more money to help these charities. so he looks great. he looks smiley. i mean, every time he's been with meghan on his recent visits abroad, he's he's looked suddenly, you know, he does know smile. you know, he does know smile. you know meghan's the one who's he's he's playing second fiddle isn't he. >> that's that's the thing. when he's playing second fiddle he always looks awkward. he always looks like okay i better make sure that i don't stand in front of her by mistake or walk through a door first by mistake, which i would argue doesn't necessarily always look that healthy. but when he's on his own, you know he's not moaning all the time. >> no he's not. and it's great to see that, you see i think as well that they're , they're well that they're, they're togetherness of what they have done.is togetherness of what they have done. is people's fed up with it. they're fed up with the morning . they're fed up with the morning. they're fed up with the constant harping on about

gandhi lived in johannesburg. my great grandfather lived in pretoria. government was so gandhi would have to with his constant agitations and the negotiations with the government, he'd constantly have to come to pretoria. my great grandfather would give him a place to stay because in those days in south indian non white people couldn't at hotels or anything like that, and he would give him use of his horse and cart to go back and forth to meetings. and so one night they're sitting like we are, they've friends. and gandhi says to my grandfather, the indians in this country have do not have the courage, the backbone to fight the injustices. so i'm going to start an ashram a commune to, give them the strength to do that. and i would love your son. that's my future grandfather, who was seven year old, seven years old at the time. i would love your son to come be my student. and my great grandfather looked at gandhi thinks is is a terrible idea because he's a businessman. why does he want to get involved with this agitator? so he says to gandhi the only thin

gandhi lived in johannesburg and my grandfather lived in victoria over the government was so gandhi would have to with negotiations with the government have to come to victoria. my great-grandfather would give him a place to stay because in those days nonwhite people can stay at hotels or things like that. and he will give him use of his horse and cart to go back and forth to his meetings. so one night they are sitting and become friends and gandhi says to my great-grandfather, the indians in this country do not have the courage or the backbone to fight the injustices. so i am going to start a commune to give them the strength to do that. and i would love your son, that is my future grandfather, who was seven years old at the time, to come be my student. and my great-grandfather looks at gandhi and thinks it is a terrible idea because he is a businessman. why does he want to get involved with this agitator? so he says to gandhi the only thing that comes to mind. we are muslims and your hindu. i cannot send my schedule son to your school. to which gandhi says i will read him the koran and