and instead of being given to the people, as mugabe had promised, they were divvied up between mugabe'sble farmers crops died in the field. production collapsed. they killed the cattle for food and ate the seeds for the next year's crop. farm equipment was sold for scrap metal . if you sold for scrap metal. if you think we've got it bad, zimbabwe nomics was something else in inflation hit 79.6 billion% month on month. good luck for anybody with a tracker mortgage. people starved and a country that used to export millions of tonnes of food became dependent on charity . tonnes of food became dependent on charity. killing tonnes of food became dependent on charity . killing white people on charity. killing white people turned out to be bad for black people to it looks like south africa could be heading in the same direction. inequal ity is worse than under apartheid . worse than under apartheid. unemployment is at a staggering 33. the poor governance and corruption that plagued other parts of africa are now rampant in south africa. the ruling party, the anc, the party of nelson mandela, is

and instead of being given to the people, as mugabe had promised, they were divvied up between mugabe'sfarmers crops died in the field. production collapsed. they killed the cattle for food and ate the seeds for the next year's crop. farm equipment was sold for scrap metal . if you sold for scrap metal. if you think we've got it bad, zimbabwe nomics was something else in inflation hit 79.6 billion% month on month. good luck for anybody with a tracker mortgage. people starved and a country that used to export millions of tonnes of food became dependent on charity . tonnes of food became dependent on charity. killing tonnes of food became dependent on charity . killing white people on charity. killing white people turned out to be bad for black people to it looks like south africa could be heading in the same direction. inequal ity is worse than under apartheid . worse than under apartheid. unemployment is at a staggering 33. the poor governance and corruption that plagued other parts of africa are now rampant in south africa. the ruling party, the anc, the party of nelson mandela, is tea

point that the widow of the former president of zimbabwe, uh, out of habit, i call kinda, and robert mugabeat the country could easily be ruled by the spirit of her husband, because he at least united and rallied . here are the different ethnic interests of this country somehow keeping the country in a single mm. uh, a single framework, but absolutely true, most likely, a departure from the idea, not even from the idea of ​​the constructs of the nation state, at least on the territory of the african the continent, most likely, very much , perhaps, and our opponents can take advantage of this precisely to undermine stability, of course, to create centers of the cia's colonial presence. why is it not enough for the americans to control 11% of the country, which, moreover, is still violent, defined homogeneous it is to control almost all uranium deposits. and by the way. here's an interesting fact, er, not exactly verified, but a fairly large part of non-neger. uranus bypassed the iaea and it’s not clear to anyone at all perhaps because of this, the minister of finance of the niger who arreste

conditions of them getting it, so there are examples in recent years of dictators, such as robert mugabe give power to his wife, and in the military ousted him in a coup. so there is a risk in going too long into power, and so i think this is well—timed for hun sen. d0 is well-timed for hun sen. do ou is well-timed for hun sen. do you think _ is well—timed for hun sen. do you think eventually hun manet will be allowed to rule in his own way without any of the influence of his father? yes, i think, though _ influence of his father? yes, i think, though it _ influence of his father? yes, i think, though it is _ influence of his father? yes, i think, though it is probably i think, though it is probably still another term in office away. what we would expect to see is him to win another election in cambodia, in this case 2028, and then i would say you would have a bit more opportunity to rule the way he wants. but keeping in mind that in cambodia, the way political power is structured, it is still through these alliances and this money politics that exists, and so he still has to pay attenti

these are the first - elections since the death of robert mugabe so a really important time for a country has undergone extraordinary economic issues. let be the overriding debate and that is what people want to see made better by these elections cosmic what makes the elections significant right now is that they are coming after the current party structure has been tried and tested since 2018. we structure has been tried and tested since 2018. ~ ., structure has been tried and tested since 2018. ~ . , since 2018. we have seen with the economy and _ since 2018. we have seen with the economy and health, _ since 2018. we have seen with the economy and health, education, i economy and health, education, problems, so i think these elections are really about deciding what the next five years could look like at not just legislative so next five years could look like at notjust legislative so we are looking to understand what that will looking to understand what that will look like in five years. xyour look like in five years. your specialism _ look like in five years. your specialism is _ look l

international community, especially western countries who had isolated him, his predecessor robert mugabeome point, —— inflation, he was isolated from the international community. so the financiers of international financiers of international financiers who are looking at zimbabwe's debt arrears had said free end credible elections were one of the conditions to reconsider zimbabwe's debt arrears and look favourably on it —— set free and credible elections as a condition. but this looking so flawed puts that in jeopardy. but this looking so flawed puts that injeopardy. president mnangagwa had also applied to be readmitted into the commonwealth but the commonwealth report was also quite scathing. i'm so zimbabwe's economy is injeopardy scathing. i'm so zimbabwe's economy is in jeopardy as a result of the conduct of these elections. —— and so zimbabwe's economy is in jeopardy. thank you. shingai nyoka for us in harare reporting on those elections in zimbabwe. we can go back to our story on nadine dorries resigning, we can go back to our newsroom, she has resigned with a scathing attack on ri

was previously a liberation fighter and came to power in 2017 by leading a coup which ousted robert mugabe. jim issa has c --hamisa has vowed to implement economic reforms and bring zimbabwe out of isolation stemming from eu and u.s. sanctions over human rights concerns. chamisa addressed supporters at a rally sunday. >> [indiscernible] this time i will not accept to allow him to still the election. amy: the african union has suspended niger over the july 26 coup military coup. the au also said it would "evaluate the repercussions" of possible military intervention by the west african bloc ecowas but rejected any military action from outside the african continent. earlier this week, ecowas rejected a three-year transition back to civilian rule proposed by the head of niger's junta general abdourahaman tchiani. the military junta has received significant support from nigeriens following the coup. in sudan, fighting between military and paramilitary forces over control of a key army base in the capital khartoum continued further day tuesday. thousands have been killed and millions displaced

mnangagwa came to power in 2017 after leading a coup that ousted robert mugabe. widespread delays during voting forced polls to stay open for a second day. police on thursday raided and arrested 41 local election monitors, prompting condemnation and accusations of interference by the ruling party. this is a voter in the capital harare. >> ballot papers are supposed to be at polling stations 48 hours before the elections start. and come election day, there is no ballot papers. we have to wait here for 12 hours and there are no ballot papers. amy: china has banned imports of seafood from japan after officials began pumping treated radioactive water into the pacific ocean from the site of the wrecked fukushima nuclear power plant. it's part of a plan to release more than 1 million metric tons of wastewater over the next four decades, drawing protests in japan and across the region. plant operator tepco, the tokyo electric power company, says it has filtered more than 60 radionuclides from the wastewater, leaving behind only tritium. tepco says levels of tritium bein

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the point that the widow of the former president. uh, i call zimbabwe habits of sorts, and robert mugabese he at least united with crying. here are the different ethnic interests of this country somehow holding the country together. eh, a single framework, but absolutely right, most likely, a departure from the idea, not even from the idea of ​​the construction of a nation state, at least on the territory of the african continent, most likely, very much, it is possible that they can use it, and our opponents are precisely for this to undermine stability is certainly to create pockets of cia colonial presence. why is it not enough for americans to control 11% of the country, which, moreover, is still inhabited by a certain homogeneous ethnic group to control almost all uranium deposits. and by the way. here is an interesting fact, uh, though not exactly verified , but a fairly large part of non-gerian uranium bypassed the iaea. government, because he understood that either the official government of the country would shoot him, or simply kill him in prison, because he knew too much. uh, s