live from berlin south africa's in battles president speaks out jacob zuma launches state radio that n.c. leaders have not given him any reason why he should resign and called six treatment of him unfair that's a response to the inseams ultimatum for the law to step down today offering a no confidence motion. also coming up the case of german journalist denis you chad he spent the past year behind bars in turkey on terrorism charges but insists his detention is politically motivated but now it appears there's new hope for his release. of all welcome to you i'm on the thought she south africa's president jacob zuma is refusing to heed courts to step down despite an ultimatum from his spotty that he leave today or face a vote of no confidence speaking on state television the embattled leader called moves against him by the ruling in c. party very unfair have a listen some of the leaders as they've been talking in the media and they repeated in that community that. we don't need to send those of power on the butt. because benaud two thousand aagot. then they hope. to remember that when we u

day there were reports that jacob zuma would be given forty eight hours to resign and now that the n.c. has come out with the official word on the way forward they continues to be that confusion around exactly what will happen because there's no deadline around when jacob zuma has to resign south africans are uncertain we do know that jacob zuma is expected to respond to what the a.n.c. has said that they're recalling the president as a deploy of the a.n.c. they recall him from this position as president he is due to respond on wednesday we don't know if will address the nation if this will be an internal process we do know that previously jacob zuma had asked for about three to six months to stay in office for this transition to take place over that amount of time the a.n.c. it seems is unwilling to do that but at the same time the air in c. the doesn't appear to know exactly when the president should step down this is what the secretary general is to say earlier. that this is the season of years where you can speak. to the sport. we have. two truths for. the bill but to. leave it to

that he had requested anything between three to six months before he is to leave office and that the n.c. was was there any c. rather that is the highest decision making body of the national executive national executive committee was essentially sort of split there were some people who were saying why can't we afford him that time but of course today judging by the language that the chief whip of the parliamentary caucus is using jackson timber as well as. the treasurer you can see that this is a party that is saying. i mean the words they use there that the country cannot wait indefinitely for this president to take that decision and so we can see the structures within the party themselves at a sort of tug of war and of course the power is more resistant towards those who are in opposition to the president staying any longer through the the group to family is at the center of a massive scandal that essentially that is called the state capture inquiry in south africa right now it's an ongoing probe into the extent to which people like the group to family who are having seem to have close

who was elected to lead the n.c. in december he's poised to assume the presidency if zuma steps down but the country's largest opposition group says that's simply not enough. to look with it but it is he is the home police the viability of the institution in the field including and it will prove of interest to this bag that insists the. country. would be to undermine positions. instead the opposition is calling for parliament to be dissolved and for early elections they say it's the only way to ensure legitimacy. has sought to reassure anxious south africans that zuma is feet will soon be resolved. zuma already faces a motion of no confidence in the south african parliament next week if he refuses to stand aside impeachment proceedings could also be in his future. to israel now and a valid protest or a violent provocation the highly divisive trial of a palestinian teen is now under way in israel for palestinians i had to meet me has become a symbol of their struggle against israel's occupation in the west bank she fa

we speak, because of the kinds of skills that people are these jobs of n today and tomorrow, and my n.c. job ready is bringing together job businesses. we're trying to do is lower the threshold of educational attain. nd making students understand that you don't necessarily need the two to four-year degree, there are certifications that you can get so that you can make a very good living. we're trying to bring the businesses into this. we're creating more internships apprenticeships, and getting what nformation about businesses need to do, so this work force, and then local critical because urban and rural areas have how ficant differences in they approach work force development because of the different kinds of jobs that are there and available, and you have to make sure that your work orce meets the demands of the businesses that are there, and the business that you're trying to attract. think getting this business community into the state legislatures, in with governors, to say, that that ion is critical, and we have to invest, we've got to invest wisely and we can talk different poli

and they can say listen mr zuma we're going to take you to a vote of no confidence in parliament the n.c. have gone to two hundred forty six out of four hundred seats in parliament so it's something that they can do but it will do them significant damage ahead of elections in twenty nineteen what to south africans make of all of this wrangling i mean is this being seen as internal a.n.c. politicking or is this really a battle for the soul of the country it is increasingly becoming a republic or friction of the extent to which the a.n.c. africa's oldest liberation party is split and divided and the internal fighting within the a.n.c. is split over the opposition parties the democratic alliance and the economic freedom fighters the two major parties in parliament of course seizing on this opportunity calling for a vote of no confidence and insisting on marches and and even court action to force the the a.n.c. to come to a conclusion because they are exploiting this opportunity in knowing full well that the more dimage they can do to the a.n.c. now with a bit of their chances in twenty nine

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if there is a motion of a new no confidence the previous eight that is survived it was because the n.c. too bad decision that they were go into would to keep him there so this stalemate that you and the media have both reference the fact that it apparently jacob zuma is asking for certain things that that the party is not in a position to give him. are are those things negotiable with anybody if it really if that's what it takes to get him to leave. you know this is i think so because for me this is largely a political decision yet as the we are talking legal issues we are talking about possible whether he will be. things child gays but it is a political decision it is their perception south africa goes to the pools next year to elect a new leader i think the n.c.a.a. is worried about the e-mail because this story has been played so much as they lead that you read about mr zuma shows there's me and long he has this image he has denied that he has done anything wrong it hasn't been proven in court but this is a political decision and i for one thing the a.n.c. is worried that if he does

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in johannesburg protest as are demanding that president jacob zuma step down after meeting a senior n.c. oficial as a posse spokeswoman said seumas removal was not on the agenda. sol abdul salam the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in twenty fifteen is on trial in belgium is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shootout in brussels nearly two years ago the court being biased against muslims and said he would defend himself i stayed silent american olympic gymnastics so larry not sir has been sentenced to foresee to one hundred twenty five years in prison in a third sentence related to a series of child molestation cases in michigan he'd already been sentenced to more than two hundred years for sexually abusing girls while working as a doctor for the usa gymnastics team carnap today those are headlines stay with al-jazeera the stream is coming up next see later. i am a during the strain live on you tube and al-jazeera today with t.v. not with our colleagues at witness to showcase their new film the snake charmer the documentary chance a journey of

you live from berlin south africa in battles president speaks out jacob zuma tells state media that n.c. leaders have not given him any reason why he should resign and of course it treatment of him unfair that's in response to the him sees ultimatum to zuma to step down today or face a no confidence vote. also coming up in the next sixty minutes german journalist again as you jill has been in prison in turkey for one year to die.

year many are calling for a swift transition of power after he was replaced by soon as leader of the n.c. those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera of the talked about as a statement that's a water bottle. this is really an attack on a food itself is a lot of a sudden the standing of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate after front at this time on al-jazeera. and. you will be able. to see. the movie who are in a half years iranian refugee roosted charney has been living in limbo on a remote specific an oil and he was sent there by australia after he tried to reach its shores by boat. for art. it is a prison it was a prison. even worse than a prison because. the prisoners in or around the ward nobody porcher them you really see it as torture yeah of course you know it is a systematic torture. was a journalist in iran publishing stories promoting the kurdish language and culture after colleagues were arrested and accused of undermining the iranian state who chani feared he'd be next he fled aiming fo

from the union buildings ok now if zuma fails to resign what's the next step for his party for the n.c. the a.n.c. will be forced to take the matter to parliament they've got two options and they can either take the impeachment route which is difficult and takes longer or they would opt for a motion of no confidence and that's pretty much the most likely option of the two that would mean that the party would have to to to to table a motion of no confidence it's almost certain to be paused the a.n.c. has the numbers but also not forgetting that virtually every other opposition party would support such a motion and that would mean that the president would have to be forced to resign by the parliament of the country constitutionally he is bound to do so ok so we're waiting for two things right now for a response from jacob zuma and for the police it's also going about this raid on the govt of the later today that surprise ok thanks so much kristie the circular thousand of the other stories making the news today denmark's royal palaces the prince henrik has died and rick was the husband of

only back the idea but have reportedly been giving advice to the party's founders are to charlotte n.c. as the details this is really a brand new political party that's a boat to launch in the k. its goals are quite ambitious pledging to transform british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of brakes it being reversed the british people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall although get a sore head while the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice but of course they can all hear it from helping her and coming from a manual much calls party the public on the march with advisors said to be at a recent meeting it's something about tactics and it's normally one of your girl friends was glad you came here like us and like many of the countries looking for because it was really just there i think the danger increasing you can look at the future of musical and i think the movement of christian authors i mean with when you use the future you can embrace. during the ideas of mar

do we know what transfer of power will look like i mean you've mentioned that it's important to the n.c. that zuma has departure not look like he is being kicked out. yes that's sort of on the one hand to sort of. say that he doesn't lose face but it's also food from a pause are important because zoo my and his cronies is not and political. it's all sort of financial allies who suit is involved in the corruption is trying to take the party with him in getting zuma to gaze so that they can start a new era but it's a very difficult i mean the at least there are some who say that zuma is doing the south african democracy a favor by digging in and not going easily because it's allowing the parliament to assert its supremacy over the authority of the a.n.c. do you agree with them and we've been seeing that in these last few days and we've been seeing the opposition parties coming out very strongly very united and tonight they were saying well if by sunday this issue is not solved and zuma is not gone then we're going to have a mission of no confidence and bring it forward and we go and wait

posse tells president jacob zuma your deadline to leave is today the announcement by the n.c. leadership comes off to zuma failed to respond to an order for him to resign this as police carry our grades on the home of a wealthy family with kill stein's to him the good things are at the center of the corruption scandals surrounding zuma several arrests have been made the pressure on the embattled president is increasing and with the a.n.c. saying he'll have to face a vote of no confidence of thursday if he does not stand down today. so. we've got it. there but. you're going there. was. a. fire in a court room for. you over the. side of the river. in the right. and christine when vice keeping a close eye on that story vapidly developing story and she joins me now in the studio welcome christine with what led to the still not the in c. yesterday this said all the time in the world to decide when he wants to leave and it is that it has to be today and i remember specifically the secretary general saying we have not given the president a deadline what we can take from this is that

only hope actually they had to replace him with sort of oppose it because if zuma was going to take n.c. today to the election next year many people argue that the ainsley might have is in the last elections. seventeen people have been killed in the u.s. state of florida by a gunman on to with an assault rifle who opened fire at a high school it happened in pockets north of miami police say the suspect is an eighteen year old former student who had been expelled and gallagher has a pocket. reports of gunfire came as students at marjorie stoneman douglas high school were about to leave a code red alert was issued the school was locked down its peoples let out with the hands in the air. those still trapped inside could only hide as gunshots rang out if they fell down stairs and they were putting christian all the students also baseball fields but i've heard stories of people shooting that going to shoot the crowd so i read in the opposite direction and i got up campus actually before the police got here the rescue operation was made difficult by the sheer size of the school it's one of th

the first place could be brought into question right away was some of them second rate it was that n.c. and some major it wasn't ok so they just. because more into the presidency wouldn't just it was a little bit of it and the right word there's a lot of different factors that play into that question and just to be clear i don't want to argue as if those twelve guns make up this huge amount i'm not trying to oversize the problems you're looking at that would have put it into perspective i'm going to get out of the six thousand guns that the washington state various agencies within washington state so all those there is they will focus on these twelve but literally because a two point two percent of all the guns that were sold legally showed up in another investigation that we know now that's a great perspective but at the end of the day i think anybody in that department i'm sure and anybody else would say well that's twelve guns that's well there's just too many this right six thousand and you know a five thousand some odd nothing nothing happened but twelve too many especially of the

they sound quite frustrated annoyed disgruntled with the well the lack of reasons rather given by the n.c. rod why he was stepped down he says he's done nothing wrong that's a stance is maintained throughout the time that he's been accused of corruption and his relationship with the gupta family one that's influenced government decisions that will criticize and scrutinized he maintains that he really hasn't done anything wrong up to the british end i suppose i don't know if he was terribly convincing in the reasoning that he gave around or why he shouldn't step down or what he said he said to the a n c but it does appear as jacob zuma is grasping at straws it's not certain if he will come forward he had promised in the afternoon during that interview with the state broadcaster that he would be making i suppose an official statement at some point this evening we're still waiting meanwhile. of the long arm of the law firm of the also reaching out grasping somewhat zuma faces a number of corruption charges potentially we know that but also his associates under increasing pressure to go tell

working in the industry says ok so now you're out of high school i guess yeah so i was in college at n.c. state university in raleigh and finally just took off and now i'm working full time on money from your and your fellow post-millennial generation has it changed your world to sell crypto space in a big way i mean i think it has it's given me you know there's a lot of opportunity in this market and it's allowed me to really like you know i always want to be an entrepreneur and kind of take that and be like ok let's run with this and you know really see what we can do and what you know my generation can build in this into the watch and i think watching are going to play a huge part in the tokenization of like assets as we move forward and you know with and just in a virtual world all right well thanks so much for being on the show thanks all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made back as i say several i think i guess j.p. barrack of mining store dot co if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and told next time by. two americas to b

broadcaster that was jacob zuma has a day or potentially to to resign as president of the country now the n.c. has been meeting throughout the day in fact so rob returned to the ne see so it would appear that the conversation they're having isn't entirely over yet jacob zuma is certainly under pressure all indications are given his behavior in the last ten days or so he is resistant he's resisting this resignation he doesn't want to step down and if that continues to be the case the a.n.c. would then have to institute proceedings for a motion of no confidence to be debated in the parliament now the opposition parties in south africa have done exactly that expected to debate a motion of no confidence next week they want to put forward by parliament if the speaker of parliament doesn't agree to the demands by the opposition they say they're going to court ultimately jacob zuma is under fire from all sides what most a tremendous to him is the position that his party the african national congress has taken in that they've said now it's time to go. several people have been seriously injured after

always in a work all hours of n.c. called in is going even the member of the government appears still very influential or what do you think it will do me and very influential well if the person in his program was accepted as a blueprint for reform doesn't mean it was are you going to remember what you manage to carry out if you if you look at the polls and the latest. polls show that there is a strong demand for change in russia i think we would agree on that and even put it would agree on that but i think the way this demand for change manifests itself in this country is people saying we wait for the changes we want the authorities to make the changes to remember that famous song by victor and soy we are waiting for the changes rather than saying we are to change and there is a fundamental difference between these two positions where you place the authority but they replace it with the they the government or with yourself that thing be changed about russia people's expectations of who will be there are running the cou

surf a coup de is a researcher at the al-jazeera center for studies he says the n.c. wants to move on from a tainted presidency before elections i think sort of the polls of accordingly seem . insistence of removing jacob zuma was clearly to try and have a smoother electoral period because jacob zuma would have indeed impacted on the ng see winning the next elections and twenty nineteen because he sat around it and suddenly by all of these people who bring against his reputation down and again the corruption charges that are hanging over his head so it was an agent issue for the a.n.c. to get rid of jacob zuma and if that i mean if this is the only hope actually they had to replace him with sort of oppose it because if zuma was going to take and see today to the election next year many people argue that and ain't seen might have is in the last elections in other world news seventeen people have been killed in the u.s. state of florida by a gunman opened fire at a high school it happened in parkland north of miami police say the suspect is a former student who was expe

still forming and so it sets a very bad precedent the second problem with legalizing all performance in n.c. and drugs is that. it's an economic inequality. we already have what some of us call technological doping you know it's completely legal to have better equipment than in a poor or rich country as opposed to a poor country but overwhelmingly you know the richer countries are having a better better opportunities to to improve is individuals legally if you start legalizing performance enhancing drugs you just make that problem worse because some athletes and their countries will be able to afford these drugs no matter how expensive they are in a poor country you won't be able to take them so putting recently announced that russia will hold its own winter olympics in opposition to the ones being held in korea what does it actually mean. well first of all it may not be so necessary now that so many of the russian athletes are allowed to compete having said that when the soviet union boycotted the one nine hundred eighty four los angeles olympics. the soviet union organized an alternative

hence the one big hurdle the new president must face we don't have a jacob zuma problem we have an n.c. problem. mr tom of course i wish you strength but you know we will hold you accountable and i will see you in twenty nineteen on the ballot box some of the opposition is refusing to recognize his presidency we just want to put it on the record speaker that we cannot be part of an illegitimate illegal process. and i'm oppose also has to hold together a ruling party which has seen support plummet during the last election voters have high expectations of their new leader i am be. even sure. he. can be something great you just. tell she was there because he must admit you are not helping much and rom a poser is facing a struggling economy high unemployment and allegations of widespread corruption the pressure is on for south africa's new president to try to deliver what is controversial pretty assessor could not rock madison al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. staying in africa infighting is threatening zimbabwe's main opposition movement after the death of its founder morgan chang he

president cyril ramaphosa said on sunday the issue was causing disunity and discord soon mr downer's n.c. leader in december faces a number of corruption charges after nine years in power i mean a minute has more from johannesburg. the agency's national executive committee the top decision making body has been meeting for hours it's expected to recall president jacob zuma from his position the president would then need to resign but all indications are this may not happen zuma as existed calls to step down for months including the last few days where we understand that the president of the a.n.c. . spin in talks with zuma to agree on some sort of x. a deal for those talks reportedly failed and now it's up to the any seed to decide what's next for president zuma even if the any see decides to recall zuma it doesn't have the power to remove a sitting head of state so suma would have to resign if he doesn't the a.n.c. is likely to move for a motion of no confidence in parliament now opposition parties already have a motion of no car. but it's debate scheduled for later this month but wanted

who was elected to lead the n.c. in december is poised to assume the presidency if zuma steps down but the country's largest opposition group says that's simply not enough it is the view of wiki that it is the home police the environmental was g.g. in the community and it will put. this to this day insists the. country. will be to undermine procedures. instead the opposition is calling for parliament to be dissolved and for early elections they say it's the only way to ensure legitimacy. from a pollster has sought to reassure anxious south africans that zuma is fate will soon be resolved. i said in this country. because only you know you want this matter to be finalized. you know own you want closure on this matter. as you do one true show we were doing thorough no kidding now on our side. while it is in their interest or not you know and are we continue to do or not i that they should and zuma already faces a motion of no confidence in the south african parliament next week if he refuses to stand aside impeachment p

zuma had asked for perhaps three to six weeks or three to six months rather before he steps down the n.c. says this is too long and has to happen over time a shorter time period but as of africans are becoming increasingly impatient and for straighted sitting on the sidelines of watching a process that they have little influence over given that the a.n.c. has very much wanted to deal with the removal of jacob zuma as a party opposition parties have pushed for a vote of no confidence scheduled to take place later in february they want to move forward to this week they say they have no faith in a parliament that has an african national congress with giora t. saying that this is the party that has protected jacob zuma throughout all these allegations that he's faced with allegations and scandals they say parliament should be dissolved and snap elections called in one thousand days. u.s. ambassador to united nations nikki haley is saying that myanmar's government is preventing the u.n. security council from traveling to wrack and state to witness the violence there let's go straight to u.n.

exercise the demons already there's a lot of play has to be the last time an n.c. prison was report that was the man who jacob zuma took over from when he resigned nineteen of the cabinet ministers followed suit and resigned we also saw a breakaway from the a.n.c. and an opposition party was formed a kate since died and and never really managed to become a force to be reckoned with but they are concerns that of syllables that doesn't manage this presses into the main well in such a way that he doesn't create third person divisions in the party this might be some of the reasoning as to why he's opted for for negotiating and talking things through with president zuma having zuma voluntarily design as opposed to further. dividing this party and forcing things hopeful that forcings them out of office essentially there are a lot of people in whose interest it is to see that president jacob zuma gets a good deal because they themselves are implicated in the whole host of charges that if the president goes down he could potentially take a lot of good with him so that any

ever since the n.c. came to power in one thousand nine hundred four its politicians have promised land reform and redistribution they've had policies and programs to do so but progress has been slow and it still remains that in south africa about three quarters of the land belongs to the white minority a lot of people say that the reason progress has been so slow is because a lack of political will from the top of the a.n.c. and also allegations of corruption and landry redistribution julius malema the leader of the breakaway opposition economic freedom fighters party has been saying that the problem needs to be tackled by changing the constitution to allow the government to expropriate land without compensation so he made the case to parliament to make to pass a motion to make that constitutional change we must ensure that we do store the dignity of our people without compensation. who stole our lent those who can do to protect these crimes themselves are to stop crime because those who protect the crim

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