go for the 'ugular with mandela?_ go for the 'ugular with mandela? ., ., ., mandela? not true.the mandela? not true. i would go forthejugular. _ mandela? not true. i would go for the jugular, yes _ mandela? not true. i would go for the jugular, yes i _ mandela? not true. i would go for the jugular, yes i did - mandela? not true. i would go for the jugular, yes i did not i for thejugular, yes i did not go for thejugular but for thejugular, yes i did not go for the jugular but i for thejugular, yes i did not go for thejugular but i did critical cartoons as early as 1994, the first year of his presidency. by1995| had 1994, the first year of his presidency. by 19951 had a cartoon of him with a halo that was slipping. did cartoon of him with a halo that was slipping-— was slipping. did you get a message — was slipping. did you get a message from _ was slipping. did you get a message from him - was slipping. did you get a message from him saying l was slipping. did you get a - message from him saying what are you doing?— are you doing? no. absolutely not. the most _ are you doing? no

and he says "this is president mandela. and he says, "this is president mandela. with you." so i thought, "oh my god, this is it. "this is it. "he is pissed off about something." and then i said "i'm sorry, what have i done?" and then i said, "i'm sorry, what have i done?" and he said, "oh, no, ijust saw that your cartoons would not be reproduced in the cape argus any more," and he loved to see the cartoons. and i had met him in 911, so i was speechless for a few seconds and then i said to him, "i really want to say something. "i'm just amazed that you called me personally, "but even more so because in the four years since i met you, "you would've seen the cartoons becoming more and more critical of the anc and of government," and he said, "oh, but that is yourjob." and for me, thatjust personified that amazing ability of his to take criticism and to see the importance of criticism, of cartooning, of good journalism in the country. and that puts him head and shoulders above most politicians, most statesmen. let's talk now about your relationship with more recent s

then a woman's voice said, "hold on for president mandela."ought "no, maybe this is one of my friends playing around because he's not going tojust phone me." and then he comes on and says, "hello, is that zapiro?" i say yes. and he says, "this is president mandela. "i'm very upset with you." and then i thought "no, maybe this is one of my friends playing around because he's not going tojust phone me." and then he comes on and says, "hello, is that zapiro?" i say yes. and he says, "this is president mandela. "i'm very upset with you." so i thought, "oh my god, this is it. "this is it. "he is kissed off about something." and then i said "i'm sorry, what have i done?" and he said, "oh, no, ijust saw that your cartoons would not be reproduced in the cape argus any more," and he loved to see the cartoons. and i had met him in 911, so i was speechless for a few seconds, and then i said to him, "i really want to say something. "i'm just amazed that you called me personally, "but even more so because in the four years since i met you, "you would've se

, our struggle was also long, long, and we also had our own nelson mandelas, relatively speaking and lukyanenko served 27 years equal to how long nelson mandela and levko lukyanenko sat, then he extended his hand to the communists who wanted the independence of ukraine and i said i am extending my hand to them so that we have a lot in our history and a lot of things and there are arguments that we can convey to africans in addition to the essence pragmatic except for grain, but they are also very important. because, again, the akacid eh kakhovsky hpp is a threat of hunger, the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp is also a threat of increasing hunger in these regions, so all this should be raised with them and with them to talk although it is not just that it was an attack or such an action was planned when the spokesman in particular of the president said that there was no missile attack and there were no explosions he did not hear anything like that and then ramaphosa denied it, he said that indeed there was a missile attack and i will quote he said so today during our visit we heard

by the way, it is good that zelensky said that we know the history of nelson mandela, but we had ourwn fighter, our struggle was also long, long, and we also had our nelson mandelas, relatively speaking and scientifically, lukyanenko served 27 years , equal to as many as nelson served mandela and levko lukyanenko then extended his hand to the communists who wanted the independence of ukraine and i said i am extending my hand to them so that we have a lot in our history and a lot of things and there are arguments that we can convey to africans except sult pragmatic except grain but they are also very important. because , again, the akacid eh kakhovsky hpp is a threat of famine, the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp is also a threat of increasing hunger in these regions , so all this must be raised and talked with them. although it is not just an analogue, it is still was it a coincidence or was such an action planned when the spokesman of the president in particular said that there was no rocket attack and there were no explosions he did not hear anything like that and then ramaphosa

the anc, mandela's party, has ruled uninterrupted for 29 years. is a day of reckoning coming? welcome to hardtalk, on the road from south africa. i'm stephen sackur. back in 1994, the one overwhelming emotion in this country was hope. the repressive, racist apartheid regime had been toppled. the new power in the land was the african national congress, promising a better life for all south africans. well, three decades on, it's time to judge how the anc is doing. to too many south africans, this looks and feels like a story of failure. khayelitsha township, cape town. nestled under majestic table mountain, a sprawling reminder of south africa's status as the most unequal society on earth. in africa's most advanced economy, at least half of young people can't find work. life here is never easy but, right now, south africa's power crisis is hitting the poorest hardest. no—one in khayelitsha wants to be sick when the power is off, but it happens every day. the main township hospital has had to adapt to what they call "load—shedding". the man in charge is david binza. with load—she

is a problem that i think the special mentioning nelson mandela's legacy is quite important. or because nelson mandela was known for highlighting the double standards, the people standards that exist within the international system that have long existed there. and you always was a strong supporter. all of these kind of philosophy of choosing your international partners based on by lecture basis rather than under pressure from somebody else. now south africa actually has a precedent of uh, define the i see the rules. i think it was back in 2015 when i was when i refuse to the teen former student needs leader. omar bashir was attending a conference here in indiana 4 in 2015 and was allowed to do so without any errands. but what is going to happen and he's.

but the party of mandela is now a party in crisis.anc government which can't keep the lights on. and party boss fikile mbalula, knows the harder load shedding hits south africa, the more damage it does to the ruling party. we are focused, in terms of dealing with it, it is an achilles�* heel, and i can't tell you tonight, or any time, that this is an easy matter for our government. surely, after covid—19, this is the biggest challenge that has actually faced us internally. it is very candid of you to say this is an achilles�* heel, because achilles�* heels tend to bring people down. and if this continues, it will bring the anc down, won�*t it? it will affect the fortunes of the anc to receive an outright majority. it will. how disappointed are you with the state south africa is in today? south africa is undergoing challenges like many other countries. but i think, to put us into a category of a failed state is an exaggeration. you think that is a conversation that south africans are having amongst themselves? well, it comes from a poc

mandela's friends and lovers. he said that after mr. mandela, after twenty six seven he was released from prison last year , he took over the government and told me to go to the law write a constitution for africa . i studied the constitutions of the countries of the world because they said, "i found your constitution the most advanced and progressive constitution in the world. the reason for saying the constitution of the islamic republic is that it combines two ideals , two democracies based on the people's vote for lofty ideals." the connection between spirituality and politics is seen in this constitution. many of today's world politicians are separated from their spirituality, and the reason for the many calamities that have befallen humanity is the 70 years of oppression of the palestinian people due to the separation of spirituality from politics , and many of the crimes that have occurred on the planet are warheads . nuclear weapons and millions of people who fell to the ground and blood was drawn because of the separation of sp

the entirely peaceful handover of power back in 1994 from the apartheid government to nelson mandelaeer. i've seen south africa at its nadir, its very worst, when i was the bbc correspondent there in the apartheid days of the mid—705. and to be on hand for the miracle, the settlement which included blacks, whites, indians, mixed race people was quite simply wonderful. so what's gone so badly wrong? well, lots of things. but chief among them has been, i would say, the fact of the creation of what is in effect, a one—party state. the anc started out in many ways, an attractive, broad based organisation. but its decades in power led to a culture of entitlement and a willingness to cover up for corruption. and such corruption. who can entirely blame a teenager who steals the copper wiring from the country's power lines when top government officials are creaming off millions and people at the very top are alleged to have pocketed billions. well, next year's elections may well see a major reckoning in south africa. who knows, maybe i'll be lucky enough to be on hand for that, too. that's i

the entirely peaceful handover of power back in 1994 from the apartheid government to nelson mandelatire career. i've seen south africa at its nadir, its very worst, when i was the bbc correspondent there in the apartheid days of the mid—70s. and to be on hand for the miracle, the settlement which included blacks, whites, indians, mixed race people was quite simply wonderful. so what's gone so badly wrong? well, lots of things. but chief among them has been, i would say, the fact of the creation of what is in effect, a one—party state. the anc started out in many ways, an attractive, broad based organisation. but its decades in power led to a culture of entitlement and a willingness to cover up for corruption. and such corruption. who can entirely blame a teenager who steals the copper wiring from the country's power lines when top government officials are creaming off millions and people at the very top are alleged to have pocketed billions. well, next year's elections may well see a major reckoning in south africa. who knows, maybe i'll be lucky enough to be on hand for that, too.

i think this official mentioning nelson mandela's legacy is quite important. or because nelson mandela was known for highlighting the double standards, the people standards that exist within the international system that have long existed there. and you always was a strong supporter of this kind of philosophy of choosing your international partners based on by lecture basis rather than on the pressure from somebody else. now, south africa actually has a precedent of uh, define the ice with the rules. i think it was back in 2050 when it was when i refused to the team for my student easily. there are more of this year was attending a conference here in indiana for in 2015 and was allowed to do so without any of your ends. but what is going to happen in the piece of process attendance. and by the way, because attendance is still to be decided, not only on the south african side, but also the russian side. russia may made it clear that what's important for it is to make sure that breaks meetings and they'll just turn into a new political no rush of value. practice

the letter of nelson mandela, the leader of the fight against racism in africa , was on the terroristt of the united states until years after the establishment of democracy in this country . it encouraged the withdrawal of funds from africa. the bs movement says that the boycott of israel should face zionist obstruction like an apartment . in the first decade of its activity , it faced obstruction from the zionist lobbies. entering the second decade of activity, various personalities have joined farsi rail again. roger waters was the founder of the pink floyd group, a famous designer of clothes and pizza, a non- composer . in tel aviv the boycott israel movement asks people all over the world to boycott and buy products related to the zionist regime , persuading investors to end their participation in this company, buying israeli products and any educational, sports and cultural ties with this regime. also, among the other demands of the bds movement, asal elbit systems, puma, caterpillar, hyundai, volvo, barclays bank, and motorola are among the examples of companies that are on the

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after three decades of autocracy, trust in the legacy of nelson mandela's once-proud liberation movement has been destroyed. corruption is widespread in the ruling african national congress, the anc. former politician themba maseko says people in state-owned companies are misusing public funds. companies are contracted that are not suitable for their tasks, and the clients then expect bribes for this. in the end, very few resources are left to actually deliver the necessary infrastructure. >> as a whistleblower, he put former president jacob zuma in the dock. declared an enemy of the state, he had to fear for his life and lost his job as government spokesman. today he's a politics professor in johannesburg. in the 2024 elections, he says, the anc could lose its absolute majority for the first time. >> i am not at all surprised that civil society in many parts of the country is beginning to organize itself. it is a clear sign that people are losing confidence in the political structure and the system. >> songezo zibi's movement, rise mzansi - stand up south africa, wants to offer an alter

our mandela is almost close.re are 118 member companies in the post innovation center and they are active in different fields, 118 of which are active in 12 provinces and 16 branches of the innovation center that we established all over the country. the independence of this iron complex for capacity using the power of these collections in the development of new postal services and smartening and digital transformation of the post company, the head of the post innovation center for e-commerce and logistics of the country's progress said that the necessary arrangements for attracting capital in the companies have been made from the initial stages of our introduction to supporting institutions. and the sponsors of these collections, such as the flourishing innovation fund of the vice-chancellor of science and technology, and funds that are active in the ministry of communications, such as the innovative fund , are introduced to these collections and provide part of the initial capital to separate ideas. in the next

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harry hosted nelson mandela on his triumphant visit to the united states after mandela's release fromon in south africa. harry belafonte also spoke out against the was invasion of iraq and was called president george w. bush the "greatest terrorist in the world." harry belafonte appeared on democracy now! numerous times. in 2011, i spoke to him at the sundance film festival, where a documentary about his life, titled "sing your song" premiered. the film was co-produced by harry belafonte's daughter gina. this is a part of the film's trailer. >> here's one of the greatest artists of the world, harry belafonte! >> ■ day-o, day-o daylight come and we want go home day, is a day, is a day, is a day ■■ >> one day, paul robeson came to see me and simply said, "get them to sing your song, and they'll want to know who you are." >> ■ coconut woman is calling out every day you will hear her shout ■■ >> even in that grainy, black-and-white early tv, his personality came out. >> when harry belafonte went on the show with petula clark, they touched. >> people were like, "oh my god!" >> whatever you

not be silent in this moment, in this moment, we have to remember what i got to know him, nelson mandela, when i tried to get to africa, to south africa to meet him. and he came back and he met me when he was finally freed, met me at the white house. and he looked at me and i swear to god, wasn't unique to me, i'm sure, he said, always seems impossible until it gets done. there's nothing beyond our capacity. that's the power of memory of your loved one. that's the power of this -- that's the power of america. our lives and the lives of our nation find purpose. something to do, someone to love, something to hope for. we have to just keep going and keep the faith. every time i walk out might have grandfather's house, joey, keep the faith. my grandmother would yell, no, joey, spread it. remember who we are. we're the united states of america! and there is nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. we can get this done. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you. i mean it. thank you. as some of you know, i usually come

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the, remember them monument in oakland, celebrating famous humanitarians, like malcolm x and nelson mandelae, these are what great people do and their normal people just like you. they start somewhere just like you. dan: the remember them, monument is celebrating 10 years at the corner of telegraph. the teacher at the alternative education center organizes this as a field trip every year. the monument is inspirational. >> i get to live my life really, because they fought for freedom. i don't experience what they experience, but i get the benefit off of it. >> there is hope. it's a small speck of hope in me. yes it will grow. dan: the remember is engraved with braille. the artist tells us it was important to him that everyone can receive his message. very powerful. ama: we still have much more news ahead. dan: let's go to karina nova for a look at what is coming up at 5:30. carina: phil matier joins me to talk about the san francisco budget without i mayor london breed. this commercial campaign to improve commercial tourism. history of california gun laws of the impact of the bay area, what

. ♪ >> 35 years ago, and anti-apartheid activist, representative of nelson mandela's african nationalonference in france, was murdered in central paris. >> [speaking foreign language] let's whose toes was she stepping on? why was the investigation unsuccessful? >> from what we understand, french officials were involved in cleaning up her papers subsequent to her murder. >> who killed the political activist? was it a state-sponsored crime? a report by "revisited" on france 24 and friends24.com -- and france24.com. >> with france 24, learn to tell what is true from what is fake on social networks. identify false rumors in european news stories. >> get reliable information about migration. >> every day, we bring you information that is verified and put into context. >> france 24 is news you can rely on every day across all platforms. ♪ 06/07/23 06/07/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the reason i am here -- [indiscernible] these are the same people trying to kick our kids out of sports. these are the same people

in particular, there is no information there can i send their information to mandela, evolution, only the balance of the people who opened the fuel balance, how much do we give them again the same information and send it to the factory to enter into the production calculation, the only thing that comes to your information and position is the savior between us for the communication with you has happened 1400 times, it is not superior, the information itself goes to produce a fuel card, the only thing that i, as a national petroleum products distribution company, initially only have a fuel card plan, i know the license plate number, i know the national code of the people, if i want a bank card, please indicate that it mentioned that it is not going to be with let's link the bank card to the central bank or to shoprak. it only comes to this person as a fuel card. the bank card declares itself as a fuel card , but it is still not a traditional card in the same traditional way. the way of the bank card is the fossil fuel card. can you guide me? fuel is collected. this bank card that exists

glover's plaque captured poignant >> there is a photograph of you and harry belafonte and nelson mandela in south africa that shows him getting arrested. suzanne: on this juneteenth holiday glover says there is still a lot of work to be done. >> we should be mad that our descendants, who had to wait three years after the emancipation proclamation in order to get their due. in order to be free. but when i say mad, it doesn't do anything else, we have to be more active. we have to be more engaged. suzanne: in san francisco, suzanne phan, abc7 news. dion: still ahead, the very latest on the search-and-rescue effort in the north atlantic for a titanic first submarine that we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. developing news now. a small submarine with five people on board is missing near the wreck of the titanic. they disappeared 900 miles east of cape cod yesterday afternoon. the submersible was deployed from a ship bob saget lost con

and i just came from a trip there and i was struck by house and nelson mandela is still quoted then, the same as the remark in an interview, when the, an american, the analyst asking why would south africa supports fidel castro and warm? i've been asking, and he said that, you know, we don't assume that you're adam is b r and a nice and there was a lot of dignity and a lot of sort of silver in speaking. so in spirit, in that phrase, do you think it's a, it's having a range of sounds across the continent. it is because i came with the delegation of women who as well. i'm in the files around is the rice. yeah. you pray? like i said with my sister that i have and they, i hear and they're like, wait a minute, there's a one. there's this to me these that people are sending this pictures back home is that she was so low. we've told you in the middle of her was what we can kind of see is a process like thinking and you know, that is pushed on the people around the world that somehow some people are not really new. i'm telling you guys when you, when is the thing russian and somebody i've, i

and i was struck by how of nelson mandela is still quoted then the same as the remark in an interview, when the, an american, the analyst asking why would south africa supports fidel castro and warm? i've been asking, and he said that, you know, we don't assume that you are adding is, you are adding these and there was a lot of dignity and a lot of sort of silver and speaking. so in spirit, in that phrase, do you think it's a, it's having a range of sounds across the continent. it is because i came with the delegation of women who as well. i mean the boss around is the rice. yeah. you pray? like i said with my system that i have and they, i hear and they're like, wait a minute, there's one, there's this to read these that people are 0 as you're the funding this picture. the big one is that she was so low. we've told you in the middle of her was what we can kind of see is a prostate likes think? yeah. you know, that is pushed on the people around the world that somehow some people are not really new. i'm telling you that when you, when is the thing you rush you and then something i've,

and the was a different place when the country of nelson mandela and desmond to, to raises its voice against injustice. the world listens. that is why, while in pretoria, i also want talk about how south africa can leverage its weight to hell, bring it in to russia's aggression in ukraine and to preserve the un charter most of the listing agent. we are now coming home to try and make sure you just get the sweet most was couldn't you just start pulling into the africa becomes a thoughts to the wisdom countries or germany when it is not doing what they wanted to do. um, honestly i think i, i, i feel if they were doing what they want it, then we wouldn't be in this, but how they do it on i have the image earlier this. yeah. the us on buses a to south african accused the country of c, currently providing weapons to russia. not as a claim, of course that was certainly rejected by the all star. it is independence unless subject your son do believe the west is trying to pressure africa stands unable it come to know in particular to basic a sweet salsa hire and africa and the on demand or of

never indicted tony. blair, they never indicted george w bush for the killings of a rocky people. mandela would have said that the inequality, the inconsistency by the i. c. c is a problem. i'll some of the various ways meeting the what's important is to make sure that you remain organizations the decision the characteristic of the difference between the form of traditional gatherings. there was a national holding up the choicest stage in front of it. the very politely was asked to leave and the policeman engage in any political discussion interested in politics. therefore, the printing professors actually had to move that process a little bit further down the road. but the meetings continues. the tires either champagne, is associate as top and national security officials to consider the worst case scenarios and provide the stormy seas and the phase of intensifying intellect itself. with the complexity and severity of national security problems faced by our country have increased dramatically. we must be ready to withstand the major test of high wind choppy waters and even dangerous storm

they never indicted george w bush for the killings of iraqi people. mandela would have said that the quality, the inconsistency by the seat is a problem. for more or less across large archie correspondents, around the boy to who's following the russian foreign ministers tour of eastern southern african morning to york santa. yeah. take us through then walks behind these proposed law amendments that as well. and you, ma'am, good morning, from cape town, this is famously a place where the atlantic and indian ocean means. then before i take you through all these complications of the south african politics involving the attendance on, not the attendance of blogging, their approach, and letting me just briefly explain the significance of, of this meeting in particular because it's pretty symbolic. this time around the brings not only the founding brakes, members, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa, but also a large host of countries around 15 of them that are described as the, the friends of breaks. and d, here is to essentially the meeting of the global south and the global e

great, because that makes when the country of nelson mandela and desmond tutu raises its voice against injustice, the world listens. that is why. while in pretoria, i also want to talk about how south africa can leverage its weight to help bring an end to russia's aggression in ukraine and to preserve the un charter is the is says that it prefers to remain neutral in regard to the grain call. the evening present, the am 5 foot piece us and bosses accuse of, of, of sink really providing levels of russia acclaimed. but sorry, a denies on that is coming on. the 1st incident from western powers, independent allison declarations due from the south africa says the west is using every instrument as disposal to make african euclid inside. but africans on the sand. the feed, the russia would lead to re colored lines ation. the is a great attempt now in particular to basically sweep sub saharan africa and the on demand or of instruments, including money for nation, including uh, bribery uh, using before. and doris investments as uh, a couch that's being den or to that teen the van to that uh, th

they never indicted george w bush for the killings of a rocky people. mandela would have said that the inequality, the inconsistency by the i. c. c. is a problem all, some of the various ways to participate in that meeting. and what's important for mazda is to make sure that you remain on the decision the characteristic of the difference between the traditional gatherings. there was a national moving up and they tried to sage in the very polite field trip over they asked to leave and the, the policeman to do that, did not engage in any political discussion. be interested in politics therefore that you're printing in particular, we actually have to move that process a little bit further down the road, but the meetings continues to schedule. so i've, i've, for the, the official, i know so close as one of those main goals has been to transform the world order to make it inclusive and fair. the kind of multilateral content is outdated. it was formulated in $90.45 itself. for this purpose the world was vastly, vastly different, less than 50 african countries way independence over in states