about how south africa's views describes the need says looting and violence in the country to take an in-depth look at what's behind the autopsy and why they keep happening also coming up. the long road to recovery in mozambique how are the countries vomits coping nearly 6 months after the devastation caused by cycling to die. i am any my junior your welcome to the show we begin in south africa where thousands of people in john his bag have been arrested after riots and looting on monday many of the targeted shops are reported to be owned by foreign nationals the looting of foreign shops in south africa is becoming a carrot's with no end in sight of the country's police minister. and racially motivated. opportunist. people looting and all that and using that as it is in the food but for no there is nothing that has sparked. any of this conflict between south africans and the us so. what did with criminality it other than it was a moment when you. now south africa has long been a major destination for economic migrants from parts of the continent but where the country's seen unemployme

attacks on foreigners to in cities like johannesburg several people it been killed and many shops loot it so what's behind the violence the some a cold xenophobe it and his politics at play this is inside story a low on hasn't seek a welcome to the program south africa is once again dealing with a level of violence the shocked many inside the country and abroad they've been days of looting in attacks mostly targeting foreign owned businesses in cities like johannesburg and pretoria at least 5 people have been killed and police of the rested hundreds of suspects the african union has condemned it as a despicable act president cyril ramaphosa says xenophobic attacks will not be tolerated and auto to lee on acceptable but some at south africans blame foreigners for the lack of jobs than economic opportunities several african nations have advised this citizens to exercise caution while in south africa well bring in our guests in a moment but fust this report from how duma tasa in johannesburg police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and aro

people looting and all that and using that. but for now there is nothing that has sparked. any of this conflict between south africans and the. so. that what dealing with criminality rather than the present moment. now south africa has long been a major destination for economic migrants from the continent bought when the country seen unemployment's rates at around 28 percent many nationals blame him a grounds for the facts they can't find work many who come to the country with high hopes now. when nelson mandela came to power in 1970 left somalia for the rainbow nation to escape panda and he's an idiot and their life is a shopkeeper in johannesburg today everything is going on 2018 and angry more stormed his shop in home and bandits to the ground. to escape but his girlfriend in the from. the returning. i don't have. anything in anymore. i lost my girlfriend dollars dollars or euros. everything. was telling myself that. but. to trick me to take me outside to say no. don't go to a. source of violence. incident was just one of the $139.00 documented shop routines in south afr

people looting and all that and using. but for now there is nothing that has sparked. any form of conflict between south africans and the. sort. that what they did with. south africa has long been a major destination for economic migrants from the continent bought with a country seen unemployment's rates at around 28 percent many nationals blame him a grounds for the fox they can't find work many who come to the country with high hopes now richard boucher. when nelson mandela came to power in 1904 said left somalia for the rainbow nation to escape and he's a really good dude and you live as a shopkeeper in johannesburg today everything is going on oct 30th 2018 and andrew moore stormed his shop in the home and bandits to the ground. to escape but his girlfriend in the for me. to return was. i don't have. anything in. my girlfriend or dollars on those markham to knows everything. she was telling myself that they admit that. but. you create me to take me outside to say no. don't go away. so i survived. the incident was just one of the $139.00 documented shop lutyens in s

police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johannesburg is been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time mohamed atta hussein has been through this he says his other stall in another part of the city was looted last if you say something like this. how can his dragon. make something for my kidneys from a children's book on my finances day libya come from sort of like not for a crime or whatever. only for what. some south africans believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario says he got a phone call only in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage are still falling people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all that to say that it's not about. a 14 foot in the shop on the side if a citizen voice said if you see people that worked for me in the shop and they told me it's just to be a community e

a call for tighter regulation for gaming and for so—called "loot boxes" where players pay real moneytual goods not be sold to children. in sport, england have dropped batsman jason roy for the final test match against australia, but they're only playing for pride with the ashes already gone. also coming up — why the currest spate of australia bushfires are expected to be hotter and more intense than ever before. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the government has insisted that steps have been taken to mitigate the effect of a no—deal brexit. it follows the publication of operation yellowhammer, which outlines the worst case scenario of a no—deal exit from the european union. the document warns that there could be a decrease in the supply of certain types of food. food and fuel prices could go up which would have a disproportionate affect on lower income families. there would be disruption to medicines and medical supplies lasting up to six months. two—day waits for lorries to cross the english channel. the document also says that refusing to put up a border on the isla

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police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johanna spake it's been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time i have met absolute say it has been through this he says his other store in another part of the city was looted last year because it clearly something like this. how can a dragon. make something for my can release from a children's book on my finances day libya come from the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. something that you can believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario says he got a phone call only in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage i still felt people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all that to say that it's not about. a 14 foot in the shop i'm a sort of a citizen blois said if you see people that work for me in the shop and they told me it's just to be a c

loot boxes have been banned in some countries.elatively straightforward software update. but with some games making hundreds of millions of pounds from them, it's unlikely to happen overnight. joe tidy, bbc news. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: australia go to work on england's batsmen — but the home side rally, in the final ashes test. the solheim cup is due to get underway — we'll have the pairings for friday's foursomes at gleneagles. and the comeback — former world number one kim clijsters announces her return to tennis at the age of 36. welcome to the programme. australia's mitchell marsh made an immediate impact on his introduction to the ashes, taking four england wickets on the first day of the final ashes test. the tourists are searching for their first series win, on english soil, since 2001 but england are digging in. jos buttler saving their blushes with a half century. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching the action, from the o

police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johanna's bank is being like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time mohamed atta hussein has been through this he says his other stall in another part of the city was looted last if you say something like this. how can his dragon. make something for my kidneys from a chicken dance on my finances day libya come from sort of the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. some time africans believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario says he got a phone call aly in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage i still found people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all that to say that it's not about. a 14 foot in the shop on the side if a citizen blois said if you see people that worked for me in the shop and they told me it's just to be a community effect

loot boxes have been banned in some countries.llions of pounds from them, it is unlikely to happen overnight. joe tidy, bbc news. earlier i spoke to susie breare, whose disabled son spent £3,160 in one of these games that was thought to be educational. my my son is disabled, has severe autism, complex lipsey and cerebral palsy. he relies on his computer and his ipad for his education and entertainment. —— complex epilepsy. he is not able to play normal sport like most children so he relies heavily on his ipad. it is a so—called educational game he was playing and apparently every time you went to the next level, he had to purchase more coins. it is a virtual reality game so as far as he was concerned and with the ability of about an eight—year—old, he had no idea that what he was buying was real money. and the problem is, in order to play a game that is a so—called free game but has an in—app purchase, you have to have it attached to your credit card. this was apparently an educational game. he had severe epileptic seizures and en

mps say children are particularly at risk of spending on loot boxes and wa nt risk of spending on loote government to ban the feature for under 18s. families find it extremely difficult to deal with gaming disorder in their children because even before it becomes a proper disorder it has already tainted and disrupted the good family dynamics. industry bodies say they are reviewing the recommendations. we care deeply about player experience. we want players to play safely in a balanced way. we provide technical settings, technical measures, education, robust age ratings and guidance and information sources. loot boxes have been banned in some countries. removing them can be a relatively straightforward software update, but with some games making hundreds of millions of pounds from them, it is unlikely to happen overnight. the duchess of sussex has launched a new range of clothing that she hopes will help unemployed women find a job. the duchess is a patron of smart works, a charity which provides interview clothes and training to women who are out of work. she explained why it's importa

inserter things are slowly getting back to normal after a few days of rioting and looting many foreign owned businesses were targeted. from mali he says he's lived in turkey for more than 20 years and can understand why some locals feel foreigners are taking their jobs. all. those you were doing something we know it did me you know what. someone figure us raises from ethiopia he's nervous about speaking about attacks on fine nationals in case a story is targeted some people say widespread poverty and inequality i said blame for the violence all of us. but souls of. the. country like i don't know but. what i don't know is all the free thinking. in north. america but also came from africa this is one thing. some surfer believe criminal gangs are responsible for the recent violence why am i taking i walk on i walk on africans why are we living behind you why do whites. if we're really really does bring it all up it's only. when we are getting only. a tad so many african foreign nationals happen regularly. many who come here are competing. and government services some shops and businesses

police in south africa try again to stop writing in looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johannesburg it's been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time mohammed atta who say it has been through this he says his other stall in another part of the city was looted last year because if something like this. how can his dragon. make something for my kidneys for my children it's on my finances day because of the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. some time africans believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence. he got a phone call only in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage are still falling people still looting as are all of you with the police presence. although to say that it's not about. a 14 foot in the shop said if a citizen police said if you see people that work for me in the shop and they talk it's just to be a community effect where they don't look at

migrants and and might have been attacked for quite a while and there was plenty after people shot and looted people then and now they're coming to statements which are not assisting anything since 2008 migrate in this country been attacked and the status quo that they don't have any plan to mitigate the issue of the nevada 2015 people actually on the technical t.v. and on radio and nothing is being done to address the underlying cause of the network that we are playing steak is conflicted on this issue because there wasn't any kind of that it is not a full time sitting up in. russia and that what it what do you believe is the underlying cause of this i mean we hear a lot of talk about the economics of the poor economic situation in south africa right now the lack of jobs and so on but is it all about that or is there more to it than. well i think it's a number of things of course it's the socio economic conditions the high unemployment rate the extreme inequality within our country as well as abject poverty but it's also the government's lack of service delivery and that's both their municip

record and the prime minister says rescue operations are in full swing and he has warned against looting. if the stories on the council building disturbances. behave i distrust. anyone would be and for the search for those affected by this tragedy. be the person to do just. this to the full extent. of one of the areas devastated by the hurricane. just to give you an idea of where we are we just arrived in trace treasure key this is on the island of abaco one of the more northern those islands of the bahamas you can see that this is pretty much ground 0 of where hurricane dorian most affected this island nation it's a 36 hours before that hurricane again a category 5 to make it across the the northern most islands of the bahamas winds upwards of 350 kilometers per hour what you see behind me this is actually what's left of the airport terminal again with just arrived when you're flying in you can really get a sense of the devastation there's a conifer forests all around has acres and acres of trees literally split in half it sounds cliche to say this but it but it looks as though a bomb w

to vent their frustration against foreigners starting on sunday mobs of protestors turned violent looting shops and attacking immigrant shopkeepers and workers. police patrolled the city trying to restore calm. they fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters dozens have been arrested since monday. the violence has also spread to the capital pretoria and to the township of alexandra in northeastern johannesburg residents started the work of cleaning up their plundered shops and regional authorities expressed their frustration yes it is important that we strengthen border security there but we can do so without resorting to send a phobia we can't do so without. violence and we can do so without him you know it's one to use this is a 2 week old sense it's been if the. president. has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue. and let's cross straight over to johannesburg. standing by there for us what's the situation

foreign owned businesses looted in the south african city of johannesburg in a wave of anti immigrant. group one time didn't need to be told probing the british stuff was inside to steal your plates to be in south africa the flow your schools. and the u.s. president cancel so-called secret peace talks with the afghan leader and the taliban after the militant group admitted to a recent terrorist attack. is that we can hear a lot international with me in a day or 2 day it's our roundup of top stories from the last 7 days and all the latest up to date means welcome to the program. millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly foreland hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were bought by the united states and its allies that's according to documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist. this is an anonymous there is see a. doctor about do you. not actively receive that u.s. soccer mom tracking oh. a girl so. called i was able to id if i want to speak a lot of loss of life in the language they. stop again the video e.m.f. . if those documents prove to b

to control the crowd but with little effect mobs of angry demonstrators broke into buildings and looted businesses. already. several people have died. one police station was vandalized by looters and nearly set on fire people could be seen running off with police skiers things like riot shields body armor and anything else they could carry or thank you but those years if the president really loves haiti he should resign he should wait for there to be more looting in the streets for him to resign. with nightfall the streets of the haitian capital have quieted down and the city is now under a sort of self-imposed lockdown. well let's go live now to manuel who is still in port au prince you've been out on the streets of the capital today i would say fair like is it tense. absolutely today is a much different scene than what we saw things like yesterday of course if you and i don't know if you can actually see behind me you're no longer seeing those clouds of smoke billowing from the roadblocks and from the tires some are set on fire to block streets all the problems or differences with ico

everybody lost everything that none of them have a home to live in or anything like that terrible looting and even the going into the banking. on the money going out there now they're even putting people out of their sights on me over there right now well money right and i was in grand isle because i know that's one of the i was devastated by hurricane doris just to give you an idea of where we are we just arrived in tracy i treasure key this is on the island of abaco one of the and more no there goes the island of the bahamas you can see that this is pretty much ground 0 of where hurricane dorian most affected this island nation it took 36 hours for that hurricane again a category 5 to make it across the the northern most islands of the bahamas winds upwards of 350 kilometers per hour what you see behind me this is actually what's left of the airport terminal again we've just arrived when you're flying in you can really get a sense of the devastation there's a conifer forests all around has acres and acres of trees literally split in half it sounds cliche to say this but it but it looks

loot boxes have been banned in some countries.kely to happen overnight. joining me now is susie breare, whose disabled son spent £3,160 in one of these games that that was thought to be an educational. thank you very much for being with us thank you very much for being with us and just tell us what happened. that is an awful lot of money to lose someone that is an awful lot of money to lose someone game. that is an awful lot of money to lose someone game. my sun has severe autism and cerebral palsy he relies on his computer and his ipad for education and for entertainment. he is not able to play normal sports like most children, so he relies heavily on his ipad gaming. it was an educational game he was playing and every time he went to the next level, he had to purchase more points. it is a virtual reality game, so points. it is a virtual reality game, so as points. it is a virtual reality game, so as far as he was concerned, he had no idea that what he was buying was real money and the problem is that, in order to play a game tha

the stories and accounts of looting and the disturbances. behaved. distressed. that anyone. would loot and for the disturbed for those affected by this tragedy the. little persecuted. brigades dinner for next year. his money in the village of blackwood on north island in the bahamas. we're in the community of blackwood on the island of abaco in the bahamas this is one of the most northern most islands and subsequently one of the worst hit areas by hurricane dorian again that category 5 storm that took 36 hours to make it across abaco to make it across grand bahama leaving a path of destruction this is about as bad as hurricane damage can get i want to give you a sense of what we're looking at here in this community if you can look behind me this is the home of teresa a woman that we spoke to earlier today who is picking up the pieces she's lived here for 15 years and is left with absolutely nothing and this is a scene that we're left with this is what we've been seeing all morning with people walking up and down the street some people sifting through debris others walking to

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that john is big in the city has been rocked by 2 youths of violence hanging mobs looting and destroying anything in the pub with foreign owned businesses feeling the brunt of this and that there is nothing that just about. any form of this conflict between south africans and the foreign nationals should. get what give with criminality. it was a moment when whatever it is fixed has been due. estate on mother nature. in a city hub for tourism culture cuisine and entrepreneurship. this is what the damage looks like and there's a big crowd of. people just throwing stones bricks businesses have seen a significant drop in visitors since the unrest began putting serious pressure on the hospitality and tourism sector is which rely on the city's estimated 5000000 annual visit is. how are we going to sustain this to investors with the sort of the chaos that always worries me that will always stresses me out police have increased their numbers on the ground conducting raids and patrols across johannesburg we want to make sure that their parent and last time their people read within a shops it does

a group on social media accusing foreigners of selling drugs and stealing jobs locals then began looting foreign owned stores and torching fear cols police used rubber bullets against the crowd the president's condemned the action as wanton violence bill 30 however denied the looting is linked with xenophobia insisting these columns are opportunistic and spring an independent journalist lucre very has been following this story good evening lou the south african president says condemning the clashes of course saying that there's no way you can justify attacking foreigners but do we know what really provoked these attacks. well i think mainly it's poverty that all the british or the columnists state they colonized the south africa over the dutch and they took it from the dutch. at the time it was marching on moscow so it's a long time ago at the beginning of the end of the 18th century. and they brought indian state brought people from pakistan from. bengalis from. the engine subcontinent to to work for the meal tasks and accountants sometimes in managerial positions and these people staye

he got a phone call only in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage are still falling people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all of the ses it's not about. the fighting for in the shop i'm a sort of a citizen blois said if you see people that work for me in the shop and they talk it's just to be accumulative effect that it does give me another running at a loss of i'm without words i don't know what else to say. some say the country's high unemployment rate now nearly a 30 percent white space poverty and inequality are to blame for the violence. in 2008 at least 60 people were killed and more than 50000 forced from their homes when many foreign african nationals were targeted 4 years ago at least 7 people were killed some of the africans feel they are competing with outsiders for scarce jobs. human rights groups say anti immigrant comments made by some politicians are making things worse they said xenophobic sentiment underlying this about forei

for and businesses looted in the south african city of johannesburg in a wave of anti immigrant i think of one finding made that andi hope will be in big big big trouble they did both upload it inside and to stand by your plates to be in south africa for your schools. under us president council so-called secret peace talks with the unscom leader on the taliban after the militant group admitted to every single terrorist attack. a very warm welcome you watching the weekly here on r.t. international with all the latest world news and a roundup of the stories that shape the week but 1st millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly fallen into the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria softer they were bought by the united states and its allies well that's according to documents seen by gary an investigative journalist. this is an anonymous interesting i blog document about i am. not actively receive and that you are mom tracking all the way on the floor or so on the contrary i will say able to identify one particular out lot of leptons in the sand language they hear it in

stores in major cities at least 50 shops were looted in johannesburg police arrested dozens of peopleit's the 2nd outbreak of urban rioting in a week. italian authorities have seized a charity rescue vessel that entered its waters despite a ban on the ship operated by german charity mission lifeline had been at sea for 8 days after rescuing more than 100 migrants they've been allowed to disembark on sicily. and. the greek government has started to transfer 1500 asylum seekers from the island of lesbos to the mainland to ease overcrowding in migrant camps a recent spike in migrants arriving to greek shores means 11000 people are being housed in buildings designed for just 3000. on the move again these refugees on the greek island of les boss are anxious to be leaving the overcrowded conditions of the morea camp behind the old be it to conditions unknown in a different camp on the mine left. i knew later i arrived there and. after like and it's one month and 20 days that i'm living in noria and after that i got my ticket so now i'm moving to. immigration because moria is not a good plac

foreign owned businesses are looted in the south african city of johannesburg in a wave of anti immigrant hate. take up one sunday night on the local blame big break to show they did both up was that it was played to stand on your plate to be in south africa for your schools. and the u.s. president's council so-called secret peace talks would be afghan leader and the taliban the militant group or committed to a recent terrorist attack. a very warm welcome you are watching the weekly here on our c.n.n. international with the latest world news and a roundup of the stories that shape the week. millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly folded into the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were bought by the united states and its allies that's according to documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist. this isn't anonymous it was a blog document about. the queen. not actively. tracking oh the web war or so on the contrary i also able to identify one particular lot of leptons in the sand does not mean they. stop again the video e.m.f. . if those documen

prime minister and i'm going xenophobia riots in south africa as the foreign owned businesses are looted in the country's largest city just as. it's a week from here on l.t. international that mean it's even today so round up of top stories from the last 7 days and all the latest up to date news welcome to the program. millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly fall and the hands of islamic state scientists in yemen and syria after they were purchased by the united states and allies it's what documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist have highlighted. this an anonymous it was see a lot to document about i'm. not exactly in the u.s. that rahm tracking oh the a web. or so on the contrary i was able to id if i want to speak a lot of a lot of fun in the language they would. stop again the video. washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned arms companies apparently for police use in afghanistan but those arms was then seen in an islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen numbers on a mortar shell there seemingly referred to a shipment

continue in south africa with foreign owned businesses are being looted in the capital johannesburg coming up we report from people. think of one family planning to add on to its old problem the british from the. day they come to steal your great speeds for you of course because the people thought the. 5000000 was build the wrong here not in my yard residence neighborhood in jerusalem off period of the u.s. embassy there starts to build a huge barrier around its territory which they say blocks the view of the. i come out my house and i want to be able to see the below but i don't want to look at a big stone wall part of a group of neighbors we're trying to see what can be done to stop this. morning just 10 10 am this saturday morning the 7th of september here in moscow very good warning from a kevin and then the rest of the team this is our international i'm here with a 30 minute world news roundup starting with this the u.s. state department confirms attempted to bribe the captain of that iranian oil tanker now called the dream dariya one which is at the center of a diplomatic row in orde

for most of last year wonderful the room what do we do with which is a lot of loot or books for families with we've read from. do you think showing your south african identity pretext to you is going to give you this week or the why what happened are you going to go look close the emotional gun law deal little are the police and the government doing enough given that we're not doing enough or the norwegian government would be lonely government to go on a more global good will remove all the ones we both would lose all due to the problem it's not just foreign owned stores that were targeted here you can. see a 2nd hand car dealership that was broken into and the cars say to life's not a result has been offered by the nigerian foreign ministry for any nigerians living in this country who feel unsafe to be able to fly back home for free this is the worst spate of them a phobia of violence that south africa has witnessed since 2008 police is to most adjacent some 8 people have been killed and more than 300 have been detained as we say the violence a sad reflection on what where he is and ten

foreign owned businesses are looted in the country's largest city. make up one family planning to. bring this up they did. speak. to the people. one minute past 5 pm here in moscow this september the 7th 30 minutes of news and views i had with me you know neil alone welcome. first breaking news being called a historic step forward 70 prisoners are swapped in a major exchange between russia and ukraine fall. when months of talks the ukrainian president met the plane which brought 35 released prisoners back to kiev on the left of your screen some of their relatives are also there to welcome them while in moscow a plane carrying the other 35 newly freed prisoners touched on a fake couple it's the new airport he was there for us. 2 buses part of a special motorcade have left this terminal for governmental flights carrying $35.00 people $35.00 people that ukraine smoke for need for an equal amount over their role now among those people is to real machines he was head of the ukrainian branch of the news agency and he was accused by the of state cheese and without a guilty good to see he

the ongoing xenophobic riots in south africa a foreign busy owned businesses are looted in the country's largest city. and one family needs. to scale great speed. because the people. are everywhere chiming in from right around the world. to moscow and to r.t. international i mean and. first in what's being described historic step 70 prisoners being exchanged between russia and ukraine following months of talks the ukrainian president met the plane which brought 35 released prisoners back to kiev some of their relatives are also there to welcome while in moscow right of your screen. a plane carrying the other 35 newly freed prisoners touched enough think help at all port said on a force there for it. to bus as part of a special motorcade have left this terminal for governmental flights carrying $35.00 people $35.00 people that ukraine smoke for an equal amount over their role now among those good people these 2 real machines he was head of the ukrainian branch of the news agency and he was accused by key of state chaison without taking good things he spent more than 400 days in ukrainian

and ongoing xenophobia rides in south africa as foreign owned businesses are looted in the country's largest city johannesburg. and got one standing. tall building big big deal. if they don't do raids to begin something for your schools. it's 1 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from last you can you will be welcome to the program 1st in what's being described as an historic step 70 prisoners have been exchanged between russia and ukraine following months of talks the 2 countries' leaders spoke by phone saying the move will help to normalize relations and both agreed to further contact the ukrainian president met the plane which brought the 35 released prisoners back to care some of their relatives were also there to welcome them while in moscow a plane carrying the other 35 new freed prisoners touched down at the capital's vnukovo airport. was there for us. 2 buses part of a special motorcade have left this terminal for governmental flights carrying $35.00 people $35.00 people that ukraine swapped for an equal amount over their role now among those peo

foreign owned businesses are looted in the south african city of johannesburg in a wave of anti immigrant. one sunday night that i'm being told they showed up was inside and you still look like your plates to me and sometimes the floor your schools. and the u.s. president cancels so-called secret peace talks with the afghan leader and the taliban after the militant group admitted to a recent terrorist attack. it's the we are here on our to international with me and india today it's all round up of top stories from the last 7 days and all the latest up to date and welcome to the program millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly fall into the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were bought by the united states and its allies that's according to documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist. this is an anonymous it was a blog document about do you. not actively receive and that you have that from tracking oh. that's war or so on the contrary i was able to id if i want to speak a lot lot of left in the sand. they would. stop again the video e.m.f. .

florence because their business is all looted in the south african city of johannesburg and a wave of anti immigrant hate to climb take up one sunday night out on dates hope will be in big big big trouble the deadbolt bump was inflated something to stand on your plate to be and something to get your flow your goals. on to the u.s. presidential council so-called secret peace talks with the afghan leader on the taliban militant group admitted to a recent terrorist attack. and very warm welcome to you watching the weekly here on r.t. international with all the latest world news and a roundup of the stories that shapes the week but 1st millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly fall into the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were born by the united states and its allies as according to documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalists. this is an anonymous they received a lot documents about. the queen not. not actively received and that you have. tracking oh well that's war or so on the contrary i will say able to identify one particular out lot

because the looters had threatened that they're going to come in numbers and it was big to try and loot again because they are saying what in the us had killed 2 of their own people last night but for now it is coming into the center so most is driving this wave of violence. if you speak to most of these people that they will change to that. foreigners are taking their employment unemployment in south africa is very high of a 27 percent or they they say they believe if foreigners go they are going to take over the jobs that the foreigners are waking now some of them are saying before now is up to take in trucks here they are trucks and she has been pretoria and they believe that the foreigners up behind that and some of them will tell you that to most of these foreigners i legally in the country so they want them to go but reports it was rights organizations that came out in a press conference a a yesterday saying no it is the government officials that are speaking and to michael in sentiments and these people are just getting out instructions they believe michael should be talkative an