spokesman of the african national congress. a wound welcome to you will. thank you very much for being on inside story. let's start with you, becky: as you called for the strike action hasn't been a success. and this just going to be the 1st of many. thank you very much. it has been very successful. let's look at that number. if you look to the, the impact of this strike may know the coms in which, where the matching goes by this is to the protest action in the main you intended to raise the issues and to get this society at the baking and discussing the problem that they are facing and hopefully government will then respond to the crisis that have and so we raised 10000000 up on and so i went in milan and such a grand 10000000 non in demand and electricity problems. the young people employed to gender baseball and they're going beyond propulsion. so we hope that with this action, which was the pitfall where cars way and joined by people in this will say you raised in the same problem. so we think that mistake has been driven

for me to mila reports from johannesburg, south africa's governing party, the african national congress, has been plagued by internal divisions for years. a poorly performed economy, a lack of service delivery, and allegations of corruption have added to a decline in support. this class has demonstrated more than ever before. i went to the midst minutes to read organization, functionality, patronage and production, and to review and to rebuild our organization is quite an urgent machine. quite explain. the parties lead us were fading to address some of south africa's challenges. despite 3 decades of democracy, inequality is right, and many poor communities still don't have access to running water and electricity . president solar i'mma process is fraud and corruption not to blame, but his efforts to end the scourge have been weakened by a corruption scandal. he's been accused of conceding the theft of $4000000.00 from his game farm. there are massive global forces that have to be taken into account. but maladministration for management of the economy, particularly in the state. and ente

spokesman of the african national congressome to you all. thank you very much for being on inside story. let's start with you, becky, as you called for the strike action. has it been a success and is this going to be the first of many? >> thank you very much. it has been a very successful -- look at the numbers, look to the impact of the strikes. this strike, this is a protest actually in the main. it's intended to raise the issues and to get the society debating and discussing the problem that they're facing and hopefully the got will then respond to the crisis. so we raise the crisis, 10 million unemployed people. 10 million on [indiscernible] the electricity problems, the unemployed. gender-based problems is going -- growing beyond proportions so we hope that with this action, joined by other people in the society raising the same alarms, we think the message has been driven home so we can say it's successful. >> dakota, has the message been driven home? have you, the a.m.c., gotten the message? >> indeed, we've gotten the

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the governing african national congress has a majority support base in the province. and zulu, is the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa. so, me to mila chose us now from a non gama. and of course, a little spacious day. just talk us through the timeline of what we know is happened so far. well so far this morning we've seen thousands of people, as you mentioned, they're streaming through to the palace in the official residence, one of them all that king mrs. lou, cause will it tv, and that's where he's going to enter the call, an important symbolic tradition that goes back to the 18th before him. and that's really symbolic of him now taking throne, taking the throne as the zillow king. some of the events did take place in the last 24 hour was in the privacy and not open to the public. we also know in the last day or 2, the king also killed a lion at a nearby game resolve. 9 and that's attached to gaining power, and symbolizing his power as a king, you will that lie in skiing, skidding this part of the ceremony that were expected to see in the comi

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minnesota on the freedom fighters in 1958 to be a lawyer to liberally does within the indian national congress. now, another leader of a regional party should say, now sanjay all was arrested at midnight after some 6 hours of questioning. the prob agency questioned him on a re development project of his i'm in my and related transactions. in one of these 5 and close associates i'm a. 6 and the list rules bigger. another minister from an eastern state in india, under the scanner cash, gold jewelry, does the fate has been recovered so far from the residence of our b tumm cars. she was a close ally. all the best thing on that is a g, a z belong to the tournament congress, which is opposed to the ruling party on the party in the center. what is it about these have been holding demonstrations across the country, calling of the government for what they see is when the politics, while the ruling will, the government says that this is not a political case, but simply the law of the land. and that the law is equal for everyone spotting a gap in the market and accelerating straight into it. that is what

later joining the aren't organization of the african national congress. them being in south being in prison on the robin island, but nelson mandela, et cetera. in those terms, did you ever doubt what was right and what was wrong? how did you arrive at your own conscience and your own piece of, you know, making those decisions because, you know, fighting against what you see as injustice. you can do that. you know, in white glove. sometimes you take measures that you hate and still you have to take them. the 1st of the few people struggle off. what is the struggle for liberation? i give a form of mother and 1st of them was underpinned by chris for justice. great quantities. i danced the least of them and we'd play with the whole world. the 1st american people supported us, mister biden was one of the best of what us associate is not posted. we were supported from it who again, bridget, so on. so, so we're driven by the chris wade quality or non gratian anderson. and for justice when the police report on comes all of these go through that route. we're not faced with the problem with we

what exactly we demand, what exactly we want, and for this purpose it was gathered, and this national congressnd with it there is a very interesting moment that just on the day of the congress, the peak of the spring floods, and the flood of the 17th year was extremely powerful, the dnipro rose by 5 meters, that is, the peasants who uh, in which sowing begins , in which it is necessary to save uh the local community and they go to kyiv to feel themselves in their environment, well, a peasant for whom there is nothing more valuable than the land goes to declare that he is a ukrainian, that he wants something, this is a very important moment of the beginning of the ukrainian revolution, and it was actually at this congress that took place legitimization of the central council, re-elections took place and the central council actually became the central governing body of the ukrainian national movement, events developed extremely quickly. on june 23, 1917, the central council adopted its first universal declaration by which it declared wide autonomy as part of the future russian federation, but th

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destiny, being an anti apartheid student leader joining the aren't organization of the african national congress. them being in south being in prison on the robin islands, but nelson mandela, et cetera. in those times, did you ever doubt what was right and what was wrong? how did you arrive at your own conscience and your own piece of, you know, making those decisions because, you know, fighting against what you see as injustice. you can do that. you know, in white glove. sometimes you take measures that you have and still you have to take them to the 1st of the philosophy of political struggle for liberation. like yourself are people. so the form of mother and freshman was underpinned by chris for justice. wait 20 i days the races. them and we've planned with a whole lot of us american people supported us. mr. i didn't was one of the best of point us off associate is off of the we were supported from it who again, bridget and so on. so, so we're driven by the chris wade quality on non racialism, and for justice, liberation of our own country. all beasts go through that route. we're not faced wi

i think one of the major reasons is the force coming 20th national congress of the c. c. peters a chinese comedy party, to bolster his political supremacy and ensure she thinkings reelection as the general secretary of the ccp. not to mention, he also wanted to be elected as the chairman of the c c p. that is a title that has been given to mother dawn and has never been given to anyone else after 982. so you can see this is a time the c, c p n c team. he need to act tough. pull up policies, visit seem to challenge. she doing things authority and threatened to cc piece stability. we're trying, i want to thank you so much for providing us with that context for joining us until the eunice. thank yes, let's go it to senegal. now where president mackey sells ruined coalition has claimed a victory in parliamentary elections. a spokesman for the group says it has retained its majority in the national assembly, taking 30 of 46 administrative departments. the opposition has, has disputed the outcome. election observers say voter turnout was low and the finals how he won't be in

so important, i think one of the major reasons is the force coming 20th national congress of the c. c. peters a chinese comedy party, to bolster his political supremacy and ensure she thinking's reelection as the general secretary of the ccp. not to mention, he also wanted to be elected as the chairman of the c c p. that is a title that has been given to mother dawn and has never been given to anyone else after 982. so you can see, this is a time the ccp and ctp need to act. tough. pull up policies, visit seem to challenge. she doing things authority and threatened to cc piece or stability. we're trying, i want to thank you so much for providing us with that context for joining us. and it of eunice. thank you. fallen is now and the german team has arrived in frankfort after losing to england in the european championships at the final in london. this sunday, the runners up were greeted by thousands of fans as they returned home following the tournament. germany's head coach, martino voss tech than bark, has said that despite the disappointment, her team will continue to fight for tro

a 3rd person for indian national congress who took part in the rally, says the government to touch from the needs of the common people. we were reading all last protesting against the right size, protesting against how democracy has been demolished in india. and how that is a huge gap between the list and the world which has the wife and the government to follow how that is extreme nice size, which has caused the household bus 3 as well as that is doctor smith. you normally been the one who's jobs weekend or did be sick? i'm human but they don't guide ok. devices. like i said, i don't know what kind of blood or imagination finance ministers living in. she has no idea what the common man needs, because she has even gone on the bottom and said that i don't need onions. i don't need garlic. how does that matter? to me just because she does not consume the basic food items that are normally that i use in the normal household in india, that does not mean that there is no price. they have to go, the price is petrol. and visa, especially wouldn't be getting cheaper about petroleum from either

many people in the province support should the governing african national congress, duly zulu, is the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa. but there's been controversy in the run up the carnation as for me, and miller explains, ah, they came from across south africa and neighboring countries, to welcome the new king zulu warriors in their thousands to witness the 1st coronation of zulu king in more than 50 years. and pledge allegiance to king mrs. zulu causality in the 9th king of the city nation, the largest ethnic group in south africa in what's known as the sacred crawl. missy zulu is presented to his ancestors. the kings who came before him. oh, he's accompanied by the prime minister of the pseudo nation and his uncle, prince mungo, suitable to lazy scene as an endorsement. much of the ceremony that follows is shrouded in secrecy, including traditions that go back generations not meant for the public eye or allowed to be formed. the public is only allowed to see certain rituals or no government partners. we are praying through the zulu ancestors where they sleep

country's destiny, being an anti apartheid student leader joining the organization of the african national congress. them being in, being in prison on the robin islands with nelson mandela, et cetera. in those times, did you ever doubt what was right and what was wrong? how did you arrive at your own conscience and your own piece of, you know, making those decisions because, you know, fighting against what you see as injustice. you can do that. you know, in white glove. sometimes you take measures that you have and still you have to take them. the 1st of the philosophy of political struggle for liberation like yourself party because the almost losses in and stretches them was underpinned by the crests for justice wade quinn. i gained the least of them and we'd play with the whole what a bunch of bullshit american people supported us. mr. biden was one of the best of point us off associate is not posted. we were supported from in britain and so on. so, so we're given by the chris played quality or non reached allison and put justice, well the police of our own country, all these go through that rout

about the timing of this confrontation, we have mid term elections coming up in the us and the national congress of the chinese communist party. both of those in november and neither side wants to look week. right. and that there's no good time for this to happen. and the point on the calendar we could post weight to factors in both countries that made it hard for them to compromise. it's more than usually difficult right now, but i don't think it's an extraordinary time. i think that's been over plate. yes, she doesn't want to get look week as he looks to be anointed for a 3rd term, but he wouldn't want to look week anyway, he has never wanted to look week is quite consistent to that. and president, by who has been concerned us from day one of his administration of the republicans painting him as soft on china. so these are really ongoing conditions not matters at the moment. good talking to thanks for joining us at robert data from the wilson sentence kissinger institute on china and the united states. they are to ukraine where president zalinski has criticized human rights organisation. amnes

destiny, being an anti apartheid student leader joining the aren't organization of the african national congress. them being in outside being in prison on robin island, but nelson mandela, et cetera. in those times, did you ever doubt what was right and what was wrong? how did you arrive at your own conscience and your own piece of, you know, making those decisions because, you know, fighting against what you see as injustice. you can do that. you know, in white glove. sometimes you take measures that you have and still you have to take them. the 1st of the philosophy of political struggle for liberation, like yourself are people, almost losses in and stresses them was underpinned by the quests. for justice wade quinn, i gained the least of them and we'd play with the whole world. moto 1st american people supported us. mr. biden was one of the best point us associate is not posted . we were supported from everywhere in britain and so on. so, so we're given by the chris lee quality on non greece. listen and for justice, well, the foundation of our own comes all the go through that route where you

for china, there's the national congress with and also i'm showing the leadership including the replacement and the job because the results and all this is by then obviously it depends on me because he risks losing control of both the house and the senate. so bothered to be seen to be strong, but no, i don't want a war for the with the ban. so for both sides are registering up rhetoric and both sides cannot seem to play. so mike, a nation at this point is that losing it? i want now what capacity i don't know like using a private jack, but regardless of was a position of the business is already they sure has already said that regardless of what all do business is going to take some action. so what kind of an a tree is also gearing up on some life sizes. quite a. busy 100 kids and these already some of our so i think that as soon as she lands a will will, will, will, will, will increase. and also a possibility. busy or even a, if you want to slightly by want and even maybe some a plane, right? a lot. so all the, actually, i think the united states have already taken into account. right. beiji

the governing african national congress is part of an alliance with the congress of south african trade unions. one of the biggest workers federations, given the recent waning of support for the party, can't afford to ignore workers calls the meet amola al jazeera pretoria, millions of people in and go there, have cast their ballots to pick their new president and expected to be the most closely fort election since the countries independence in 1975, the party that's a govern for nearly 50 years is facing a growing wave of discontent. stephanie decker reports. this could be the 1st step towards major change. for the 1st time in 47 years, opposition party nita stanza, strong chance to contest the ruling and pill. a party as governed angola since its independence in portugal in 1975. with amazon gram here, we expect a big day and i believe, and golden people will look at it as a celebration because it is a democracy. many people say democracy does not exist in angola, but the effects of democracy will be seen as all and garland head to the poles. president john maria su cost his vote earl

the governing african national congress is part of an alliance with the congress of south africa . trade unions. one of the biggest, what is federations? given the recent waning of support for the party can't afford to ignore workers calls the meet amola al jazeera pretoria. not so to come here now does air including on the hunger strike for 5 months, this banister, him prisoner, explains why he had to die unbalanced. counting his underway in angola in a tightly contested election that could bring major changes morning. ah sir, now for your weather story for the americans. hello, everyone. great to see you. so temperatures are starting to climb once again in a sasan you're up to $32.00 degrees. we got some disturbed weather around the river plate region, but nothing major. also no real major rainfall. cross said top end of south america sher, it's still raining, just not at the same intensity as it has over the last little bit. but the winds are scooping up that moisture of the south atlantic and giving us some showers for that northeast coast of brazil. after central america, we go and

the governing african national congress has a majority support base in the province. and zulu is the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa? for me, the miller is in a non gone in know, gone month with more the official residents, one of them all that king mrs. luke cause will it teeny. and that way, he's going into the qual, an important symbolic tradition that goes back to the 18th before him, and that's really symbolic of him now taking throne, taking the throne as the zillow king. some of the events did take place in the last 24 hours in the privacy and not open to the public. we also know in the last day or 2, the king also killed a lion at a nearby game resolve. and that attached to gaining power and symbolizing his power as a king, you will that lion king skin as part of the ceremony that were expected to see in the coming all was now the people who are attending the coronation are made up of i'm up to who was the warriors? these are the men who would protect the king and fight for the ever you should go to war. as well as maidens who are here t

the governing african national congress is part of an alliance with the congress of south african trade unions. one of the biggest workers federations, given the recent waning of support for the party can't afford to ignore workers calls the meet amola al jazeera pretoria. bullets are being candid and go live most closely for presidential election since the countries independence in 1975. the m p l a party has ruled the or rich southern african nation for nearly 50 years, but it's facing its strongest ever challenge fuel by growing discontent at high levels of poverty and unemployment. the results not expected for several days. stephanie tucker has more. this could be the 1st step towards major change. for the 1st time in 47 years, opposition party nita, stanza, strong chance to contest the ruling and pill. a party as governed angola since its independence in portugal. in 1975 spread amazon, grannie. we expect a big day and i believe, and golden people will look at it as a celebration because it is a democracy. many people say democracy does not exist in angola, but the effects of democ

the governing african national congress has a majority support based in the province and zulu is the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa. for me, the miller has this update from non coma. we're in the, you know, royal palace, the none grandma and i have gathered to welcome the new king missus zulu causewell and teenager additional attire. similar to what is the, the new person wearing during the course of the day when he's coronation begins a arrived to show their loyalty to the king, to support him. especially at a time when the phone to the to the nation has been contested by to have mrs. duluth brothers the say they are the rightful king. the one as far as going to court to try and get into the eggs to stop this coronation from taking place. those have failed. and so we've seen thousands of people including maydon. i'm about to come out to welcome the new king. much of today's proceedings will center around addition and culture crossing those on from previous kings as far as shock as new in the early 1900, and including passing on the weapons of his father kings

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he'll have my support. >> you delivered a speech at the republican national committee and you were quite critical how republicans in congress operated at times and you were critical of the parties inability. kristi: they're making the best decisions for families and businesses and our economy is leading the nation. we -- our children are doing better with educational outcomes and virtually anywhere in the country. incomes are going up faster in our state than anywhere else there's hope and it brings hope and optimism and that's what people need to be reminded of. it's a special country and so much of what we see in the news is discouraging and i would prefer we talk a lot about what our founders gave us and the blessings we have. >> when you served in congress, if memories served me correctly, you entered with a brand new republican majority but with a democrat still in the white house and i want to get your insight on this. republicans could haveou a very good november this year and beginning next january, majorities of some sort in the house and in the senate, at least the ability to put bills on the floor and pass at lea

he talks about the 18 month window between the national congress and chinese communist party xi jinping will secure a third term in the 2024 election when many believe biden will be out the door and therefore, his weakness with him. very interesting that the senior administration officials decide of both international things that have happened like afghanistan, the invasion of ukraine, but they also say domestic issues the chinese government is looking at pure high crime, the failures at the southern border and i will say the biden administration there was a meeting in alaska that took place the u.s. delegation and the chinese lectured us about black lives matter and internal strife that we have in the country. they are connected on these social issues. it boils down to the fact of former boss president trump peace through strength. we have violence through weakness and not just on the international stage but at home as well. >> harris: i don't think we talk enough about the lecture in alaska. and what it meant really. that is like saying from a communist company my country perspective,

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c-span now. >> hello, everyone, and welcome to the national book festival. >> over the past 21 years, and in partnership with the library of congress, book tv has provided in depth, undisrupted coverage of the national book festival featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests and on saturday, book tv returns live and in person to the library of congress national book festival. all day long you'll hear from and interact with guests and authors such as librarian of congress, carla haden. journalist, and writer smith and more. and the library of congress national book festival live saturday 9:30 eastern on c-span2. ♪♪ >> live sunday, on in depth. uc berkeley governor studies scholar will be our guest to talk about ronald reagan's political career and movement. and he's the author of books, two volumes in age of reagan's theory, patriotism is not enough about the scholars who changed the course of america. joined us with facebook comments, texts and tweets. in depth with steven hayward, live sunday book tv on c-span2. ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's st

in the first national holiday since the creation of martin luther king day nearly four decades ago. i'm grateful to the members of congress here today, in particular the congressional black caucus, who did so much to make this a possible. i am especially pleased that we showed the nation that when we come together as democrats and republicans, to commemorate this day, with an overwhelming bipartisan support. i hope this is the beginning of a change in the way we deal with one another. we are blessed, we are blessed to mark the day in the presence of miss opal lee. [applause] i had the honor of meeting her in nevada a year ago. she told me she loved me and i believe that. [laughs] miss opal, your incredible. a daughter of texas, grandmother of the movement to make juneteenth a federal holiday. and, miss opal, is, you will not believe it she is 49 years old. or 94 years old, sorry. you are an incredible woman, you really are. as a child, growing up in texas, she and her family would celebrate juneteenth. and juneteenth, 1939, when she was 12 years old, a white mob torched her family home. with such hate never stopped her an

and join us on saturday, september 3rd for a library of congress national book festival.past 21 years, book tv is provided live in-depth, uninterrupted coverage featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two, and find the

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