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and we are going to go to johannesburg.s is the central business district injohannesburg, business district in johannesburg, and business district injohannesburg, and of course south africa celebrating bringing in 2025, and i know that throughout the day, many south africans have been enjoying parties and the equivalent of a barbecue in the build up to this moment, as south africa says goodbye to 2024 and hello, 2025. this, of course, isjust to 2024 and hello, 2025. this, of course, is just a series, to 2024 and hello, 2025. this, of course, isjust a series, one to 2024 and hello, 2025. this, of course, is just a series, one of many new year firework displays and drones shows that have been held around the world. cheering i bet you can recognise that! the burj khalifa, the tallest building in the world in dubai. more than 15,000 pyrotechnic limits were used for this particular fireworks display around the burj khalifa. and... this was abu dhabi! hopefully setting a couple of world records, bringing in 2025 with the world's

regions flight for in season dw, correspondent to the kamala was following events for us from johannesburg. he told us more about the situation in mozambique right now. is quite a diverse stating situation for the most. i'm because the, as we just stated, the about 30 to 34 people fit at the put that they've been, that died a bit about 300 people reportedly in jobs. but the destruction of homes is the very and that's something that is popular for them. begin, this is it submitted that to about 23000 homes have been destroyed and yulusef putting back number 55000 homes. we know that the most, i'm because a place where people use their poets to fish in the sea just for, for, for, for this a 5 on about 170. as of them a destroyed in terms of the numbers or thought it is estimates that about a 175000 people have been affected and us affecting that in that number these up of 90000 children affected. so that's part of updating roles have been destroyed, the network has been destroyed in those areas in some areas and the electricity has been also effective. meaning some people are not even access

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because of the way that my family thought about things being at the tobin. od fee in johannesburg, marks an important milestone to 1st. so i've exhibited in a number of group shows before, and i was enjoying that because it felt like there was a lot of options that i had been studying in high school or through. i'll just like my academic final career and now i'm alongside them and we see people doing solos. and i think that it's very incredible cuz it's not just like one audrey gets the entire space. it can become immersive when he gets tired. story like all the way through and in a way that you can control the booth next door is not another artist as an, as a institution. and that is very affirming. for me, i'm prototyping a new way of, of like navigating the ecosystem. because at the moment, the institutions of how it's like these big right to institutions are the ones that decide who gets to be visible and who doesn't, where story gets told and what doesn't. and i'm trying to find ways of like a breaking in. so those things without being controlled as continues along the power law pod

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like look, oh, you know, the kind of arising johannesburg arches, specializes in contemporary mixed media. hey, use of our clinic and laser paper, a dorm mcclay or gold jewelry, until the 2023 and the audience award. the meet the goal, you know, by got a contemporary mixed media. autism based in jazz that her work has featured in group exhibitions locally and globally in lagos, nigeria, and from i paint to frame the way i see myself going to teach to how to see this is how she is re imagining the black female experience through her work, it's an identity that's so weighed down by all this does cool. it's like it always becomes political when it's a black woman and that's so exhausting. when i go into a gallery before i used to feel heavy off too, it's like it was always trauma based or if it's not like trauma based, just like exchange virtual extremely traditional. i felt like i couldn't see myself and that's and i couldn't see the woman around me in that. lots to say that let's homeless don't exist in woman. she's not create like stuff like that. i just think that were multi dimensional

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we dreams take slides let's we place the whole, fos that i will vary of disney and direct from johannesburg. with the animation industry growing in south africa, many estimates is likely to hold foster of being recognized globally for the time. it's like being paid for hubby. you know what? i mean the, when i was growing up, i didn't see myself on the screen and they used to run home to us drilling movie. so we decided along with my partner to start something that looked like us sounds like of the dispute has been running used to do for a number of years now. but he's mission has always been to increase the visibility of african stories through animation. now this, so it's a born estimate to is a director of the 1st african series on disney plus sci fi animation and found the g offrey, a futuristic view of the continent. there was a 135. i think there it is. invited to page across africa, the 3 requirement, 10 minutes, hopeful future and it must have a hopeful future and for future worth. so as i fi, and i was one of the ones i've got selected, the, you know, the wealth of stories update me

it feels like there's the rate the inroads bank, johannesburg. there is a new spot packed with mine. bending streaks of lights and the mirrors looked like i'm hanging from a balcony. right, well i'm actually laying on the floor before we explore the spot, so let's go through what we have for you on today. so we take a look through the lens of the field and we'll know see who's making an impact and which one is l g b t t y, a plus community. we had to my last week to meet musician patrick's and bella, who's passionate about keeping traditional music alive. and we take a walk through some beautiful pockets of urban forest and cape town, south africa. i am assuming that the level of you and your watch a free man. the of course, yeah. at the museum all the illusions how unique speaking of unique traditional west african food really gets connery awards, but nigerian going to shift outage. okay. mccauley is breaking those barriers with a mission in star restaurants in london. take a look at the jo came back on a coax old cuisine west african style on t

i'm an architect from johannesburg. south africa. i think the role of architecture is that it is a best. so for our identities, and it allows us to see ourselves reflected the cannon and the curriculum that we went towards was an inherited curriculum. that is the image of architecture in the west. i understand the aveena. i'm an architect from seattle to my practice element on you see the see the short cut to what's the quantity, if you will, given all the bad in the world for doing the building. you still would like to make a building that has taken out the suppressors that are necessary and so we can housing your forest is not a choice. the if a 100 you grew up in a time of dictatorship and now there's an incredibly exciting, interesting, political moment that's happening in today. can you tell us a little bit about that? and it's, it's, it's intense and it's tough. uh, and i think you're referring to the fact that we are, we're writing the constitution. yeah. that already it's, it's, uh we, we shouldn't take that for granted. i me

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the temperature is set to go down in johannesburg. 27 degrees on wednesday, but have a look at gab. a run in botswana will be up to $139.00 scorching on thursday. the story of love, this section love and, and is really spelling operating on the deep cover in syria. knowing that discovery would make such and out you 0 well tells the gripping story most that's by coming operated on the cover in syria. in the 1960 day she has career set ended in public execution. eli cohen, most of the agents on out, is there of the you want, you know, to 0 reminder about top stories. israel has carried out dozens of air strikes and savvy and shooting on the capitol. the mass goes on monday. the outside regime was toppled by offices and forces israel's, as is targeting strategic military infrastructure. how much of a ship has been appointed, serious new prime minister, seeing here on devices how toltz was a former premier and a little 5 thought here. i'll show you how position group that the host of by shuttle aside and syrians have flocked to the notorious and i, a prison near damascus. they're desper

you can see some heat of the day sun disclose the temperature is set to go down in johannesburg. 27 degrees on wednesday, but have a look at gab. a run in botswana will be up to $139.00 scorching on thursday. the destruction on a scale never seen before with the risks of nuclear will affect the highest in decades. a group has a rough shipment, and i guess saki survivors have been awarded the 2024 nobel peace prize for the efforts to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons. join us from all as little for an exclusive interview with the winners campaign. who down here and here to have the household witness testimony, the know valence of you live on out just as the size of government falls. israel seizes more territory in syria's goal on hight stockton chairs. up a 15 year old agreement is really far right. ministers say they are countries, borders should expand further to the mass just so what are israel funds in syria? this is insightful and the .

the temperature is set to go down in johannesburg, 27 degrees on wednesday, but have a look at gab. a run in botswana will be up to $139.00 scorching on thursday. the unique perspective we don't want to head to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out to 0, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching or does it a reminder of our top story is this, our is really is types of targeted city of including the capital of damascus. it comes a day off to the outside resume was toppled by opposition forces as well as sizes targeting strategic ministry infrastructure. how it all but she it has been appointed series, new prime minister, sitting here on the writings held tongues for the former premier and the leader of hired som

but in the vehicle the joining us from johannesburg. thank you and to a guy that now where he's ready. busy strides killed at least 15 palestinians in the heart of the and came on 1st day. a warning of the following images are disturbing. the, the now be a time targeted to show tests for displaced families in guys us 30000 more were transferred to the hospital with many children among the victims to date is roles. war on guys that has claimed over $45000.00 lives of the un special rapid to human rights and they occupied policy didn't territory says that guys that has been raised with almost nothing less. what's happening in gaza is the shame of the century. it's do you mind i zation that leads to the commission of these atrocities? jesus one case in which we can not miss the general side. that intent which must be attributed to the state. i need still tiny, 2 of calling duct tape. still thought of you, of crimes against the totality of the body seen any that the tiny deal of the land that these that are you guys as well as the desk stol

against south africa opener saim ayub made a century as they set south africa 309 for victory in johannesburgf three one day internationals in vadodara. india racked up 314 for 9 from their 50 overs and dismissed the tourists forjust 103. england have recalled joe root to their one—day squad for the tour of india and next years champions trophy, but ben stokes misses out after picking up a hamstring injury in the recent test series in new zealand. this marks the start brendon mccullum's taking charge of the white ball sides. root hasn't played for the white—ball side since the world cup in november last year. he's part of a is—player squad that also includes pace bowler mark wood following his recovery from injury. england also play five t20s against india, with spinner rehan ahmed included for those matches instead of root. all rounders sam curran and willjacks, bowler reece topley miss out on both squads. britain's ben maherjust missed—out on successfully defending his title in the world cup qualifier at the london international horse show. ireland's darragh kenny took the prestigious win.

in 2013 we both ended up on the last commercial flight from the united states from johannesburg from the funeral of president nelson mandela. we had an extended conversation by chance on that airplane, and i asked him if he'd mind having it on camera. he asked me to give him a one hour lead and then meet him at hotel. i asked him about his support and how his own upbringing had informed his thinking about human rights around the globe. >> i grew up in a community about 2 1/2 miles away and there were 50 families and two black families. and so as i grew older and ran for the state senate and ran for governor, i saw the devastating impact of racial discrimination on not only my black neighbors lives but also the white peoples lives in my community. i resolved that the civil rights commitment at home and the united states of america should be expanded on a global basis. >> joining me now presidential historians michael beschloss and jonathan alter. his biography is called "his very best." a lot of people have been reading it or rereading it. let's talk about that. the commitment to huma

the city of johannesburg gets blocked out regularly. the hospitals are shutdown, train lines are shutdown, all because people are stealing copper on such a scale, and there's a lot of violence that comes with it as well. there are lots of -- many, many people have been killed over copper theft, everything from security guards and police that are trying to stop the copper thieves who are literally just gunned down by these armed gangs. sometimes it's gangs fighting with each other over access to copper, and sometimes in a lot of the sort of poor townships where people are so fed up with power being cut off because of copper thieves, there's been lynchings where local folks, you know, see strangers coming into their community and they think they're copper thieves and they literally stone them to death, burn them to death, lynch them because they're so furious at the disruption caused by all this copper theft. >> and then things don't seem any better when you talk about cobalt in your book. do you want to talk a little bit about what you s

. >> it is wrong to refer to bensonhurst as johannesburg or as selma alabama.it's just not comparable. it's unfair. >> what we need are people who are going to bring people together and not try to use this in a subtle or not so subtle way to try to gain votes so my advice to the mayor is for once in your life, keep your mouth shut and keep feeling justified. >> there's something that we're not teaching our children. >> we went to the funeral, as did ed koch as did the other mayoral candidates new york's governor and mayor, both white, were booed when they came to pay respects. >> a great deal of tension in the air at least a thousand people there waiting for the service to start. >> i remember when i gave the eulogy that day for yusef hawkins the three major candidates were seated in the audience. mayor ed koch, david dinkins and the republican candidate, rudy giuliani was there and i wanted to challenge them not to do a ceremonial symbolic drive by, but to really deal with what would cause people to feel they had the right to kill somebody because of the color

in 2013 we both ended up on the last commercial flight from the united states to johannesburg for the funeral of former president nelson mandela. we had an extended conversation by chance on that airplane. i asked him if he'd mind having it on camera. he asked many he to give him a one-hour lead once we landed and then meet him at his hotel. i asked him in the interview about his support for mandela's antiapartheid movement and how his own life and upbringing had informed his thinking about human rights around the globe. >> i grew up in a community called archery about 2 1/2 miles west of plains, georgia, and there were 50 black families there and two white families. all my playmates were black kids. all my fellow field workers were black children. my mother was a registered nurse and she was gone a lot and i was raised by african american women and so as i grew older and ran for the state senate and ran for governor, i saw the devastating impact of racial discrimination on not only my black neighbors' lives, but also the white people's lives in my community. i resolved that the civil

this is the w a news from by that you'll find more on our website, dw, dot com, the so i post johannesburg, sprayed to township the waves of history and fusion of cruising together. yeah, food pain supports with a celebration, vibrant community, but 1st we just got of an unusual mode of transportation, holds them a coral invalids on us. we see how fashion designer owns they get designs, wedding dresses within the fabrics and gotten up and find out how so of african onto like someone you know, the kind of pain. so her younger self can dream. i'm sure to present mostly the and you are watching every mac the the 1st 3 do printed homes in kenya offering a solution to affordable homes. the innovative approach to construction office cost effective homes, and it's changing the landscape of housing the future of buildings. 3, the printed homes in can you try printing is a solution to clear the housing backlog that we face here in africa. and in particular in kenya.