joining me now from johannesburg south africa is my colleague christine. christine . sure now from the report was that we may. see how widespread is that in the party. maybe the whole point of getting into office before jacobs to him even ended was to really reignite voters all supporters of the party who had now thought twice and thought about defecting and not voting for the party the whole idea was to send the message that the party is changing course that it's back on the right direction and that new leadership is coming in refreshing leadership that up also has a very good record and the idea was that it would reignite supporters who were no longer interested in supporting the n.c. and in fact in ways he's case it appears to have worked you told me offline that had i'm opposed to not secure the presidency she would not have voted for the a.n.c. today so it seems to have worked for a lot of people in fact there's a term that was going around in south africa phoria to basically try and capture what was his presidency did but of course only the poll results come whe

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many people want to change this elections on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. a rival parties in south sudan have agreed to delay forming the unity government by six months representatives of president salva kiir and rebel leader requests sharp trying to salvage a peace deal signed last year they were meeting in ethiopia's capital but haven't resolved several differences before the may twelfth deadline to form a government i uganda's opposition politician bobby wine has told he's willing to sit down with president yoweri museveni to discuss the challenges facing the country the popular musician turned politician was released after three days in custody for taking part in what the authorities called unlawful protests catherine reports from couple. this was the moment the town home on thursday after three days in cassidy for leading protests against a social media tax many of his supporters like young john to his music and political views most have grown up with president yoweri in the seventies in charge has been in power for more than three decades and solve t

many people want to change this elections only likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa calm has been restored to the largest city in between following two days of riots spawn by election results at least two people were killed in court a new police force supporters of opposition parties which were barred from last sunday's election. now in and caring u.s. marines as crash landed into a river in florida the boeing seven three seven charter flight slid off the runway as that in jacksonville one hundred forty three passengers and crew managed to scramble to safety from the shallow water about two dozen suffered minor injuries. though it's kentucky derby day in the united states that means horse racing fans are getting ready for one of the biggest events in the sport but a spike in horse deaths is overshadowed this season as rob reynolds reports from los angeles the high fatality rate is causing will make has to take the reins. on the eve of the kentucky derby the biggest race day of the year the u.s. horseracing industry is in a crisis there is a public outcry over the dea

this happened in johannesburg, south africa at the annual arnold classic africa. the ambush gave schwarzenegger no time to defend himself. here is another angle of the bizarre attack. at 71 and in incredible shape he did not even fall over. >> that's not a man caught a machine. >> like in terminator, you know how hard it is to bring him down . after the governor had a second to collect his thoughts he tweeted, thanks for your concerns but there is nothing to worry about. i thought i was jostled by the crowd which happens a lot. i only realized i was kicked when i saw the video like all of you. i'm just glad the idiot didn't intet en was referring to video like this one where he was promoting the athletes taking part in the event. >> as you can see that doesn't bother him at all. >> organizers say the man who created this spectacle was arrested and he is known to please for dictating similar incidents in the past. he also said mr. schwarzenegger is a fine and in good spirits, he still carried on with the activities as plant and is fully taking this in stride. >> ev

ago many people want change this election's on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. thousands of muslims have attended the reopening of a historic mosque that was flattened at the beginning of the bosnian war the sixteenth century allowed sum of squares one of the most prominent masterpieces of classical also an architecture in the balkans it was destroyed in the war by bosnian serb forces trying to carve out what they saw as an ethnically pure state the reopening ceremony was aimed at encouraging religious torrence between deeply divided communities an airliner carrying u.s. marines as crash landed in a river in florida the boeing seven three seven charter flight slid off the runway as it landed in jacksonville all one hundred forty three passengers and crew managed to scramble to safety from the shallow water twenty one of them suffered minor injuries the jet was flying military personnel home from the guantanamo bay base in cuba scientists are hoping the world's deepest lake is harboring secrets which could help us all new types of antibiotics have been found in

reports in johannesburg i went to five years after south africa became a democracy these people are tired of having no jobs no land and poor housing these kinds of processed happen every week even more so with an election coming this one last month in a township in johannesburg. lepas lived there in a shack for thirteen years politicians of always promised better housing but she says they don't even organize trash collections. we don't have enough space we need . i'm not going to avoid they took two waves do you. not the same for everyone south africa's the most on equal country in the world since apartheid most white people remain relatively wealthy economically things improved to some black people. but not in the shanty towns each one of these toilets is shared by dozens of families they smell bad their only emptied about once a week across south africa there are millions of people living in similar conditions in informal settlements and the only way to get out is to find a job that pays enough to be able to afford to live in a better area more than a quarter of workers are on employed

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ago many people want change this election's on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa still in africa or in camps in the lake chad region in nigeria have become home to hundreds of thousands of people they were forced to flee attacks by the. manager says the latest now in our series a life displaced from the city of my degree. at the height of the crisis she. met a group of people fleeing attacks in two thousand and thirteen when. they were out in the streets of my degree hungry and exposed to the elements there so temporary shelter on his property before moving to displaced people's camps. i know you know this place was my main source of income but they sent all tenants away to make room for the displaced currently there are three children displaced people here haven't anything. right one. six years or the refugees sure more signs of leaving mystified is one of them he says is going to wait out this crisis and this camp no matter how long it takes yeah yeah yeah only a few days ago people. were killed and if you others escape you have to think about your safety first

al-jazeera johannesburg south africa temporary camps in the lake chad region in nigeria have become a permanent home for hundreds of thousands of people and increase in boko haram attacks means there may be a long wait before they can return to their homeland but interest has the latest in our series a life displaced in the city of my degree. at the height of the crisis. met a group of people fleeing attacks in two thousand and thirteen when. they were out in the streets of my degree hungry and exposed to the elements they sought temporary shelter on his property before moving to displaced people's camps. i know you know this place was my main source of income but they sent all tenants away to make room for the displaced currently there are other the displaced people here i haven't anything. right one. for six years or the refugees show more signs of leaving most of our key member is one of them he says he's going to wait out this crisis in this camp no matter how long it takes yeah yeah yeah and only a few days ago people want to go. to were killed if you others escape you have to th

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find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. golfing champion tiger woods's received the presidential medal of freedom from donald trump the u.s. president is an avid golfer he made forty three year old boards one of the youngest golfing athletes to receive the civilian honor woods has won eighty one p.g.a. tour victories and last month made a dramatic comeback at the all this national golf club his visit to the white house comes as more athletes are declining invitations to the white house and fisher explains why. it's wonderful to have you here it's been a tradition at the white house for years when u.s. sports teams talk off their celebrations with a visit to the president but like many other things it's different under trump the patriots are an incredible organization of the twenty teams that have won major titles only ten have gone to the white house the rest have either not been invited or more unusually have declined the invite our current president is a very divisive. you know individual he's someone who you know people

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. the former first lady of argentina ever perowne was born one hundred years ago as she was popularly known died of cancer just thirty three years old but their memory her inspiration her image lives on the news of calls and in art and in the kitchen reports from one of cyrus on the tributes marking the special occasion. she once said her greatest fear in life was to be forgotten one hundred years after her birth one hundred of it is marked in the center with osiris to ensure that they've appeared on is remembered last week that said her whole life as a young beautiful woman and actress. she was an example of what a woman can be. the name in the image of the former first lady still shine in all corners of argentina books a story written about schools hospitals and restaurants are named after this dessert concocted in her honor but i read there were incorporating the image the figure of the values she represented the sensibility her main value was her sensibility which is necessary to o

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa argentina celebrating the memory of its former first lady eve apart on sixty seven years after her death as she was popularly known was a champion of women's rights she died in one nine hundred fifty two but as daniel swallow reports image that song. she once said her greatest fear in life was to be forgotten one hundred years after her birth one hundred of eaters marched to the center with osiris to ensure that they played on is remembered last week that said her whole life as a young beautiful woman and actress she was an example of what a woman can be. the name in the image of the former first lady still shine in all corners of argentina. books a story written about schools hospitals and restaurants are named after this desert concocted in her own a rare we're incorporating the image the figure of the values she represented the sensibility her main value was her sensibility which is necessary to overcome the difficult times are facing now david walker he was born in the seventh of

i met lou in johannesburg south africa at the amaze festival and i think if i was not mistaken well that was your 1st international flight and her as well yes i did get. low as it was promoting is his game and he had been invited by the organizers mr ball to show this game that had gone viral through social media actually. to the point where it caught the attention of the event organizer and i remember meeting a law and while you were talking about you know being so amazed by that community in south africa very young infant unity at the time as well and people helping each other and sort of wondering about whether something like that could exist that at home in south sudan. in the refugee camp and they come to the conclusion that you could just make that yourself if you want to. and it was i remember being very impressed about that already you would have a good night do you mind if i am just going to show that the festivus call that the lal you go out in a refugee camp in northern uganda made a bomb is called sam well what's known as you counting carol just one people. this was this was

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. this is obviously with these other top stories to reuters journalists have been freed from a million mar jail while lower than choice all were serving a seven year sentence for violating mere mars' official secrets act they were released under a presidential amnesty progressed it in twenty seventeen while reporting on a massacre of refugees in iraq and state has more from bangkok. and then early tuesday morning we had notification from the president's office that there would be a good. coming up involving more than six thousand inmates. in moments literally moments after that statement came from the presidential office it was confirmed that while lone and sure so would be on that list and then we saw those amazing images of them walking out of insane prison with huge smiles on their faces and speaking to that crowd of media outside the prison gates. election authority has canceled the results of istanbul's mayor mayor all ballots triggering demonstrations people marched through the s

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. and groups in colombia are once again forcing farmers from their homes displacement had been common during the fifty years of civil war but it stopped in the run up to a peace deal with fox rebels three years ago al-jazeera. t.v. reports from southern cordoba. for more than a month two thousand farmers and indigenous people have been living in makeshift tents in the village of. in a remote area of northern colombia. armed men arrived in the rural communities with one message everybody had to leave. they said we had less than twenty four hours to vacate the communities we had no option but to leave the territory and feet to the closest town they didn't give us a chance to take any. almost all the displaced are subsistence farmers who once made a living growing coca crops remaining greedy and for cocaine in territories under control of fark rebels but as part of the two thousand and sixteen peace deal they agreed to switch to legal crops in what was called a substitution program the pr

governor, arnold schwarzenegger is said to be doing fine after he was attacked it and event in johannesburg, south africar-old was talking to fans on somebody drop kicked him in the back without wanting. schwarzenegger is seen being pushed to the ground as we saw there. a man was dragged away by security but later tweeted and said he thought he was pushed further crowd and he was fine. >>> when we were kids, we were told we would have flying cars by now. we don't have them yet but the first test was done earlier this month. the on many aircraft hovered a few feet above the ground before landing successfully. this puts lily m in the front of a pack of tech companies trying to launch the first air taxi services. >>> sign me up. >> right. >> preparing for the worst case of aerial -- scenario, how some bay area residents are gearing up for wildfire season. >>> proud moments at uc berkeley commencement. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, >>> closed captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini's sleep world. ake more of what's yours. listen to your

find peace until they know what happened and who is responsible malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. among the top stories on our jazeera more than one hundred fifty thousand syrians have been forced from their homes as government planes backed by russia continued to bomb parts of italy province at least twenty civilians have died in airstrikes the un has called for an urgent deescalation in the violence saddam's military council says it may call for early elections within six months if it doesn't reach an agreement with the opposition the council says it agrees with part of the opposition's proposal for a transitional government but wants the system to be based on islamic sharia laws they are also divided over who will eventually leave the country. and our estimates document represents a genuine will towards finding an exit for the country that will lead to democracy stability and freedom and justice. we agree with them regarding with general structure of the form of government to be a transitional period based on the sovereign council will executive under the judiciary in addition

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find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. india is home to the third highest number of billionaires in the world including asia's richest person but while its economy expands many people are asking if it's only the wealthy who are benefiting reports from new delhi. this sprawling upmarket estate tucked away in new delhi is home for rival coastline this family a startup investor who's also runs his own digital consulting and marketing firm he says the government's policies in the past few years have been good for business just in terms of how we deal with the government with the governance it brings just simplicity information's lot easier for us to. understand our clients and other businesses have grown they have they've needed more services from us so with a service is a growing our business is growing and that's been a. positive effect. and is not the only one who seems business thrive official figures show exports are up eleven percent hitting a new high and you construction projects are underway and all the major cities

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. venezuelan opposition leader one who i don't know is leading a meeting of the national assembly that's after he failed to get the military to remove nicolas maduro as president last week at least four people were killed after two days of street protests and riots the pro-government constituent assembly says it may strip parliamentary immunity from opposition members who backed why does latest bid for power. that i suppose is live for us now in caracas so today so just what could happen today then. well we're here right in front of the national assembly and we've been seeing some tense moments when members of the national assembly opposition lawmakers try to enter the palace this area of business surrounded by supporters of president nicolas maduro and there were streaming screaming at them harassing them among other things what we do know is that what you know is that in size and there are many issues that are going to be debating today one of them is that for example the possibility

ago many people want change this elections on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. thousands of muslims have attended the reopening of a historic mosque destroyed in one thousand nine hundred two when the bosnian war erupted the sixteenth century allowed mosque in the town of furniture was a masterpiece of classical autumn in architecture one of many mosques blown up by serb forces during the conflict which tore apart the former yugoslavia for sure had a muslim muslim population of about twenty thousand today only one thousand remain the ceremony is aimed to encourage reconciliation between bosnian serb and crow at communities now scientists are hoping the world's deepest lake is harboring something which could maybe help us all types of antibiotics have been found in organisms living in the depths of lake baikal in russia but a step thousand reports that needs to be more research before any patients can benefit. it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about our changing climate and species th

many people want to change this elections on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa an airliner carrying u.s. marines has crash landed into a river in florida the boeing seven three seven charter flight slid off the runway as it landed in jacksonville all one hundred forty three passengers and crew managed to scramble to safety from the shallow water but two dozen suffered minor injuries are going to the movies is becoming more high tech than ever virtual reality is the latest phenomenon as one of the big screen highlights of this year's tri beca film festival in new york kristen salumi has been along to take a look. the technology on display in the virtual arcade at the try back a film festival is cutting edge from the headsets that allowed viewers to interact with the films to the latest projectors to display them. i'm hungry people need a leader but storytelling has been around as long as humans themselves and this animated film called cave which takes the viewer back to the days of talking around the campfire actually point the way to the future for virtual reali

ago many people want change this election's on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa an airliner carrying u.s. marines as crash landed into a river in florida the boeing seven three seven charter flight slid off the runway as it landed in jacksonville all a hundred forty three passengers and crew managed to scramble to safety from the shallow water about two dozen suffered minor injuries the jet was flying military personnel home from guantanamo bay in cuba. scientists are hoping the world's deepest lake is harboring something which could help us all new types of antibiotics have been found in crustaceans lurking in the depths of lake baikal in russia but as al jazeera stepped vasant reports more research needs to be done before patients can benefit. it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about our changing climate and species this is siberia's lake baikal scientists recently found that one creature living here with extreme survival skills might be crucial to the discovery of new antibiotics the

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. i know oil rich angola they hasn't been enough rain to end months of severe drought that's left millions of people struggling to get the food they need and reports. for maria and her family this is a daily task here in angola southern couldn't province they're taking what they need for cleaning cooking and drinking if they can find water finally they come across some rainwater collected in a hole dug by road builders despite it being unclean they are overtaken by first. name with. we drink this water say to gates cows ducks and pay nice along with all the animals we'll say can see this water even though animals deficit in urine and head to the united nations agency for children unicef says recent rainfall in angola has been erratic and below what's expected. and that's worsening an already severe drought two point three million people are now struggling to get enough food in the southern province of could in which borders namibia unicef says the approximate number of people in need h

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa these fifty eight people have been killed and dozens injured in a fuel tanker explosion in. people have been siphoning gasoline from the overturned truck when it burst into flames on sunday night it happened on the highway linking new shares international airport to the capital niamey. now the u.n. says thousands of farmers in colombia have been displaced since the signing of a peace deal with the fog rebels forced displacement was common during the civil war which lasted more than fifty years but it largely stopped during peace negotiations over people are again fleeing their homes due to violence by small armed groups as. the reports from southern cordova. for more than a month two thousand farmers and indigenous people have been living in makeshift tents in the village of. in a remote area of northern colombia. armed men arrived in the rural communities with one message everybody had to leave. they said we had less than twenty four hours to vacate their communities we had no option

find peace until they know what happened and who was responsible malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. or going to talk about this more now with. pecl in johannesburg you just saw there for a moment in malcolm's report she is a political analyst and senior research fellow with the trade collective think tank thanks very much for being with us. so just to just to pick up on the point that was being made about the d.n.c. that they are despite all of the pushback against them and their loss of support in many places in south africa they are still projected to win but do you get the sense that they are getting the message from from south africans the sense of anger and frustration that many are feeling. and the one the one way that manifested itself was of course the recall of the former president zuma because he was seen as a liability going into these elections in particular and the eighteen months stretch between his resignation and now have helped immensely to galvanize and get some new new breath into the a.n.c. clean up operations person time up or such perceived as mr mr keen as so

i met a little in johannesburg south africa at the image festival and i think if i was not mistaken although it was your 1st international flight at her as well yes i did get. low as it was promoting is his game and he had been invited by the organizers ms festival to show this game that had gone viral through social media actually. to the point where caught the attention of even organizing i remember meeting the law and the law you were talking about you know being so amazed by that community in south africa very young infant unity at the time as well and people helping each other sort of wondering about whether something like that could exist that homeless outside on. in the refugee camp and they come to the conclusion that you could just make that yourself if you want to. and it was i remember being very impressed about that already you would want to do you might in fact i'm just going to say that all the festivus call that the lal you go out to the refugee camp in northern uganda maidens at home it's called sam well what's known as you counting carol when people say oh. this was this was

very much for that al jazeera is malcolm webb reporting there from a polling station in johannesburg south africa in a spot today that muslims around the world are fasting during the holy month of ramadan but people in yemen are finding it hard to buy food some making do by buying products that are past the expiration date or burden manly as a story. father for is preparing for with his pick of sweets and dates but most of the food he's buying is approaching all past its sell by date. so he works for yemen's un recognized government but like most employees he hasn't been paid for almost two years cash strapped he says he has little choice but to buy low quality food. usually in the past we used to buy a lot of things for ramadan but now we can't afford it and we look for the cheapest alternative because we don't have enough money. before the war the capital sanaa is bubbles of our market would be bustling but in the past four years yemen's currency has. sunk as the cost of food has soared that's become a major driver behind the food crisis here. yet the purchasing power to people has become wake

ago many people want change this election's on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. the king of thailand has been crowned in a coronation ceremony full of buddhist and hindu tradition he succeeds his father who died in twenty sixteen after waiting for seventy years when a reporter in bangkok. after more than two years on the throne along corn was crowned king of thailand by wearing the great crown of victory the sixty six year old formally became the tenth king in the czech read in a. radio two i shall continue preserve and build upon the royal legacy and shall reign with righteousness for the benefit of the happiness of the people forever. he was crowned at the start of a three day ceremony steeped in buddhist and hindu rituals. became king in two thousand and sixteen after the death of his father king a do new day he reigned for seventy years meaning this was the first royal coronation most thais have known large screens were wrecked around the city but few showed up to watch the ceremony which was held inside the grand palace no official reason was given for the

itself that africa set a rule forcing the wrong let's take medication which would lower the level of testosterone switch events or run against men was unfair. let's go live to johannesburg now in south africa and malcolm where our correspondent there it must be hugely disappointing man for caster semenya and indeed the south african government the but head to the hills on this. that's right enormous disappointment here among the supporters of caster semenya rights groups activists who've said all along that these kinds of regulations discriminate three and that they're not fair but the ruling says that caster semenya and for athletes like her who have not true but on usually high levels of testosterone would have to take medication to be testosterone to be able to compete in certain events those there are races that are four hundred meters.

america and asia but change is in the air microsoft recently invested into does it is in south africa in johannesburg and cape town a global leader in cloud computing amazon web services will open its 1st. african descent to next year and chinese telecoms equipment maker away is on board it's planning to open to new data centers in johannesburg and capetown as well don a storage on the continent is critical for africa's economic development in a survey of hundreds of i.t. decision makers 84 percent of nigeria said cloud computing has a high impact on innovation compared to 77 percent of those asked in kenya and 43 percent in south africa fell to ponder jim bader who has been following this story for us 1st of all explain to me why these data centers. say it already set up in south africa soley south africa in terms of african economies of africa is of course one of the 2 biggest markets the other being one geria and in terms of ease of doing business obviously south africa trumps nigeria so that's probably one of the reasons they chose south africa it's more stable and more attractive but what does i

the city of johannesburg can be a nerve wracking place to live. no other town in south africa has such a high incidence of assault burglary and rape. unemployment and crime have slowed south africa's progress in the post regular era. nelson mandela square and sent in as a pleasant place this is where the rich and beautiful meet along with those who aspire to join the elite club. the father of the nation is a source of inspiration his charm and presence electrified.

johannesburg. because the final. south africa's really african national congress wednesday the next it is there and see him for our evidence it was predicated. on all of the rule in one thousand nine hundred forty one every election but it's a good job at the bottom of the clyde was this was capitalize on a series of corruption scandals a little sign on the outside of the liberty of public that is the guy over here. officials say. they'll consider. it. we pollute the big. budget and. some of. the opposition economic freedom fighters doesn't it he was pushed out of the sea about six years ago his policies rapidly risen ever since the last election. for the state's involvement to. proceedings to change the course of south african politics criticized. the corruption promising to nationalize south africa's. fact. means a loss is one of a long time for the fed a potent and awful patent for them under movement was driven to the just under the right now we would never come back after me. south africa's largest opposition party the democra

south africans to return him to power. before we speak to our guests malcolm webb has this report from johannesburg. this is the final. south africa's ruling african. wednesdays an exodus. ever since it was credited. minority vote in one thousand nine hundred forty one every election but is the violence that was issued was capitalize on a series of russian scandals those eyes on russia that the delivery of public service is. sufficient. still considers keeping the sources we pollute the good from. has handed in budget and as a. whole lot has to come into. some of. the opposition economic freedom fighters doesn't it he was pushed out of the a.n.c. about six years ago his posses rapidly risen ever since the last election. for the state's involvement to see to disrupt proceedings and change the course of salopek of politics. and see the corruption promising to nationalize south africa's four. hundred five this is going to say loss is one of a long time for the fed opponents and also putting them under a civil servant i don't really know who the just on duty right now we are saying this will never come back up to me south africa's large

johannesburg. divisions of a race in south africa still suffering twenty five years after the end of apartheid millions of black south africans say they're still struggling to reap benefits but white some white nationalists say they're now the ones facing discrimination and need a miller reports from the northern cape province. it's in this dry dusty and desolate part of the no. and k. province that a group of white south africans say they found refuge they call this place utica only white afrikaans speaking people are allowed to settle here but they say they're not racists orcutt's want to paul and his family moved here three months ago he says to protect and preserve the africana culture language and way of life we were all building on a dream. but i think for aggressively. it got worse and it got more difficult and with affirmative action. it made it increasingly difficult. for us as white people to get jobs to secure jobs and also job security you really really sure when you might be retrenched we've not been given permission to film in utica instead we speak to the founder our brand new boat at hi

south africans to return him to power. before we speak to our guests malcolm webber has this report from johannesburg. this is the final. south africa's ruling african. wednesdays an exodus. ever since it was credited. in order to vote in one thousand nine hundred forty one every election but it. was issued was capitalize on a series of corruption scandals those eyes on russia that the live republics that this is. the fish will. still consider keeping the sources we pollute the good. as hell didn't budget. for the budget are desperate to come into. some of. the opposition economic freedom fighters doesn't it he was pushed out of the sea about six years ago his posses rapidly risen ever since the last election. for the state's imbalance to see to disrupt proceedings and change the closest south african politics criticized. for corruption promising to nationalize south africa's. handed fact this is going to say loss is one of a long time for the big fellow opponents and also patents. silverman's i don't really know who the best on duty right now we are saying this would never come back up at me south africa's largest opposition party th

believe is that it's still relevant to south africa and to take south africa to the future twenty five he has ensued democracy. all right christine joins me from johannesburg she's moved from so whether johannesburg good evening do you agree is do you were going so whether as we saw there earlier today and we know that's where there is considered the cradle of the anti-apartheid movement. to voters there today that's right brained i mean we're talking about the place that's home to the likes of nelson mandela and desmond tutu the landmark study that in some way told the churches they were told black people congregated and prostitutes how they would overthrow a price of regime that was the apartheid government this is the place where so much of this struggle as you say history is is in and when we were at the polling station this morning i met a lot of old men and women these are the people who would have remembered voting twenty five years ago in these very pays it was the first time they were voting in a democratic pope but they were as we stand today twenty five years post of pottage a lot of people have been recalling that nine hundred ninety four elect

johannesburg. you know this is the final. south africa's ruling african. wednesdays an exodus of. our ever since it was credited. minority rule in one thousand nine hundred forty one every election but it. was issued was capitalize on a series of corruption scandals those eyes on russia that the delivery of public service is. the fish will say. still comes with it keeping the sources we pollute the good from. the newton budget and as a. result to come into. some of. the opposition economic freedom fighters doesn't it great he was pushed out of the sea about six years ago his posses rapidly risen ever since the last election. for the state's involvement to see to disrupt proceedings and change the course of salopek of politics. and see the corruption promising to nationalize south africa's. hundreds of this is going to say loss is one of alone time for the big fellow opponents and also putting them under a little different last reason to do so just on duty right now we are saying this will never come back up at me. south africa's largest opposition party the democratic alliance hel

venezuela's hugo chavez took inspiration from mandela we cannot go to johannesburg this week to ronnie revolutionary and south africa's former intelligence services minister ronnie thanks so much for coming on the show what did it feel like as a revolutionary who for to you came back to the thing this month's election and what is the role of the communist party within the a.n.c. when they fight elections 25 years of transformation start at the street knew you well and of course of being rather difficult especially the last 10 years of corruption that it creeped in in a big way so i broke with the i and c. and the communist party to certain point in time because of the particular trained and the way the communist party tailed behind the i and c. and jacob zuma the the previous president and i went to not vote to deny. i didn't test my heart in the process a bit like i think it's the irish you say that when you go into the polling booth you actually have to because you know there's a little bit i don't want to over exaggerate it something of that night show of disappointment is spatially for those of us who expected muc