the african national congress space has discontented to shut off and goes to the poles when the government $94.00 show to the majority. the 1st time since the end of the month on noise make closing arguments in the hush money trial, a full minute expressive. donald trump, it's now of a to the jerk, the beginning, gaza where these really minute tree continues to expand its presence further in these central and western parts of rough. uh, it sees more of the buddha area with egypt known as the philadelphia, colorado. it comes as rainy as strikes, targeted various areas and rough of a night, nearly as of wednesday in the old field hospitals that are out of service and the no fighting continues and the giovanni refuge account for thousands of products demands are again on the move as a fleet is ready of bonds into the southern city of russell and has been another as striking a makeshift comp, housing this base people west of rafa that's killed at least $21.00 pallets, demands this to have been designated to save 7 bodies. res intel, quarterly begins our coverage, so this is really we're planes

last year, we witnessed the victory of the african national congress party in the elections that are5 years in this country, and this time there is a strong presence, but this time due to the decrease in votes of this party. there is a lot of talk in municipal elections it is very likely that the party will not be able to win the majority, which is 50%, and due to this, the discussion of a kind of coalition with other parties will be raised. south african president rama faza, when he was participating in the elections, spoke with confidence of victory. you are saying that there is a possibility that they will not be able to complete 50. this is one of the important issues now, but what we have been through in the last 10 days, a very important action has been taken in south africa, one of which was the approval of the medical and health bill in relation to with the people, this image reached the parliament and the government despite that well, he has to bear a heavy cost, but he did it because this was a very important issue , it was a winning card that mr. rama fazaza had for the ot

this election is being held while the anc party or the african national congress party has been in power since 1994 with its historical leader, nelson mandela. consecutively elected by the people and the winner of the elections , we are hosting mr. alireza masoumi, a senior expert on african issues , to further examine the elections in south africa. al-rahim, first of all, i need to express my condolences for the martyrdom of mr. raisi and also for mr. amir abdullahian, and in addition to thanking you and offering greetings and courtesy to the dear viewers, as you mentioned, the south african elections have started today, and various parties, including the ruling party of the african national congress party is one of the so-called main stage managers in this election. we are affiliated with the same anc party, another party was founded by the so-called former president mr. zuma in december last month, which is again a branch of the main party because of the debate that the zulu tribes have in this country, and the other party is the democratic coalition party , which is a strictly white

the, the south africans prepared to go to the homes, the governing african national congress faces is toughest test yet the party rest losing its majority. and parliament has failed, as what has with accomplished as democratic south africa lost its way. this is inside story. the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on them south africa as bracing for a milestone election. the governing amc has been in policy 2 years, but it's dominance of the south. african politics could be in jeopardy. millions of voices say the dissolution. the unemployment rate is the highest in the world violent crimes on the rise. the license police to to stick show a person is killed every 20 minutes and rolling electricity outages, a suffocation businesses big and small. the amc is still the most popular party bought it support base is shrinking. so has the one policy majority. one that's close to the election on wednesday launch a new political landscape with viable policies forming coalitions in order to govern. we'll explore these issues with, i guess in a moment. but 1st this report by katia

p is up against a coalition fronted by the indian national congress party. it has accused the governing party of one thing to destroy india's constitution. if it winds by a landslide, but a don monthly name, the prime minister and shaw and other employees have decided that if they win these elections, they will to and throw the indian constitution. and then let's say that rhetoric is making many votes, has question the support for parties. this is the 1st collection where people are being forced to confront the secular credentials of this country and whether the ruling party represents the secular credentials that have defined this country. turned out in the polls so far.

i think the biggest issue is that people feel like the african national congress has failed to deliver the early years of the anc, the first 10—15 years was quite good with many south africans happy with progress that was made. you know that south africa is coming out of an apartheid system and that basically meant that most black people in south africa were poor while most of the wealthy people were white. the main part, the government unfortunately has been unable to get to a stage where south africans of all races have been able to reach the economic opportunities and employment opportunities and employment opportunities that they desire, with the majority of young black women in particular, being unemployed by more than 50% of their female population. he mentioned many young people there. —— you mentioned. the anc is a former liberation movement and many older voters will remember nelson mandela and everything the anc achieved in 1994. are they less popular among younger voters, who may not remember what life was like under apartheid, or how the anc helped fight this system? the bi

how could sony, could that be or not for the african national congress? as i said, we've had about 40 percent of the votes counted the amc 42 percent of the votes. it's still very early, but this such and it could be some concern not only for the parties, but president obama close us. absolutely. i don't think anybody wants to be the last person to be president of a policy that has the majority of the folks in the agency. i'm just doing my posts up. the elections indicate that he wants people in his policy to return. steve, to save 70 percent of the electorate in support of the options. so many of the polls have indicated that this will be the case, but as you pointed out, we counted 5040 percent. if you look at the map of where those votes, accountants are not necessarily the up and conversations, but not in the larger cities yet. i mean those spaces, we like to see some shift, particularly in the pay the evidence around about open open spaces. are tons of whether or not that 40 percent from mainstay or whether it goes up into higher fees or push to, to

any of the political party or government apart from the african national congress box. they all i need to read now between the ages of 15 to 54. we're looking at a 60 percent. i mean perryman trade. so it means that a large majority of millions of black south africa, young people are roaming the streets, unable to find the job. and even graduates, all i'm able to find the job for the young people that i've engaged with us, simply say they don't see a future because they all know jobs. and this is wayne crime drugs. as you refer to, one of the high crime rates we have. those are consequences for young people that feel the east gnashing for them. now i'm just not saying this an escrow barometer pen. yeah, i can said they released earlier this week. actually prove that perfectly that young people are not loyal to any political party. and so it could be, they do feel that crime unemployment and the electricity crisis at seriously being a challenge for them. and they feel that the countries go to in the, in the wrong direction. and so this is the reality on the ground. i don

are only results from the south african election shows that the african national congress is on course to lose its majority. it's still in the lead with about 43 percent of the votes followed by the democratic alliance party with about 25 percent. the amc has road south africa since the end of a part time. a lot of the details that so then he is a prime minister, robert go low, says that his government is set to recognize palestinian statehood. now it will become the latest european country to do that. following ireland, norway in spain, most human members recognized palestinian statehood. but few western countries have taken that step or get back now to those south african election results. early result showing that the african national congress is on course to lose that crucial majority. partial results show that the amc still in the lead with about 43 percent of the votes followed by the democratic alliance party with 25 percent. now if the agency fails to win, at least 50 percent of the national vote, it will be for worst, may be forced into sharing power for the 1st time since the

the african national congress could lose this majority in the upcoming elections leaders. serial around on poster is hoping voters will get the amc another 5 year mandate. these promising to revitalize the sluggish economy . we run severely the industries we want to localize. so the product maybe here in south africa with unemployment steadily increasing and reaching 33 percent in the 1st quarter of the year. frustration is growing. a recent survey suggests more than 70 percent of voters believe it's the most important challenge facing the country. we want. we want, right, but i like you of south africa, we find the industries they've got nothing to do. it's followed by an unreliable electricity supply, which is stifling growth and small businesses, the motor light. i can't even imagine the future with this type of business because of we do depend on electricity. when able to day basis. 3 decades after nelson mandela lift the amc to victory and the countries 1st democratic elections. many south africans are questioning whether it's lived up to its promises. monday, legs go

on wednesday, the governing african national congress. the amc is facing the prospect of losing its majority and parliament for the 1st time and its 3 decades in power. obviously was mike kind of has moved from so went to in south africa, a 63 year old macy pope takes 2 pairs of shoes to church on sunday. the one she was good, so dirty on the walk, she believes they didn't sell to god. so she changes into another pay on arrival. she's lived in this the way to a suburb of took time for a quarter of a century. and little has changed. there's no electricity. foot fires are used with heat and cooking. there's no width and sewage system, no access to clean drinking water. and this is one vote to the governing african national congress. he's not going to get it. oh no. why would i vote advice? would be full. but what does that bring for me? it's still the same if they bring change, then i can vote. but at this point, i'm not voting today and see lead us around that post. i received an enthusiastic reception when he took a walk into the widow to

the governing african national congress may be facing an uncertain future. it's working to form a coalition off to projections indicated b and c may not get more than 42 percent of the vote. for me to me that report some of the results operation center in metro again, changing election. most of all, for the governing african national congress was moving 50 percent of votes counted, it's facing the reality of losing its outbreak. majority in parliament and the leadership of president slid around the world. the agencies paid worse. and this election than any other people are waiting to see whether the agency will take collective responsibility for the election outcome or lay the blame on its president. so the president, for this is back in 20142016. the african national congress to collective responsibility for the declining baton. and i most of the difficulty can survive a change in leadership at this point on may have to coca a present for face of unity despite all the wounds that they may feel. given these results, the native projections show the agency may

and at this point, the african national congress is about 40 to extensive votes and the official opposition. the democratic alliance, 26 percent of the votes behind them. so we are looking at some sort of shakeup, certainly perhaps the end of one party dominating the political landscape in south africa. okay, thank you for that for mr. miller, that for us, at the results operation center. now to whom comb with 14 pro democracy activists have been found guilty of finalizing the national security, you know, pushed through by beijing the charge of stem from that campaign in cooling, for independent elections in the territory. there. i'm on the 47 activist, arrested under the law in 2021. as you want to plead guilty and all wasting sentencing to was acquitted in person is the asia director of human rights watch and says the convictions come as no surprise as the active as ranging in age from the twenty's to the sixty's in a $47.00 in total on trial, so this is a large trial. we have a form in this, we have a former journalist, you have people who a lawyer is academics. so i think this is a real

going to the poles and a general election that could pose a challenge to the governing african national congress for the 1st time and 3 decades versus costing the ballots. and both parliamentary and provincial elections, recent holes have certainly and so you getting less than 50 percent of the national vote. and this could lead to the 1st coalition government since the government of national unity during nelson mandela's time. but as you see that literally just in the last couple of minutes, that is president south african presence around the pose that he's also the head of the african national congress lining up in the cuba voters along side of the vs at opposing station and so west side of this morning, as you just saw, he had his little green id books checked by electro officials and he's now proceeding towards the ballot box. now the amc and so around the pose that had been under a huge amount of pressure in the lead up to the selection. huge, broad disillusionment within the electrodes. and we are tracking polling here that is saying that they could lose their majority. obviously we watchi

as south africa's african national congress faces the prospect of having to build a coalition to stay in power. it's worse, ellis toral performance the and we begin in gaza and after weeks of fighting is really army says it's pulled out troops from several northern neighborhoods and they've pulled back from bella here and $800.00 and local sources reports the bodies of palestinians killed in these areas are being recovered on this comes a day after the is really military pulled out of trouble. e a, a refugee camp. the is rarely army says the fighting with some of the most intense of the war. and israel's military left behind residential squares and complete rooms, buildings reduced to rubble, investments of civilian scale. hospitals in the north, also targeted during the attacks. and we have now this update from what alert graduates from the come all of the one hospital in beta here in northern casa, or just to clear the ground, the version, nothing does sort of is fully completed. and that is why the forces that it's where you are home, the rest of the box was nothing ghost with a be

the latest medical technologies that can make life easier. people in moscow today the national congresscrinologists opened, leading scientists from different russian regions and foreign countries gathered. vladimir putin sent a telegram of welcome. the president expressed confidence that advanced practices will soon begin to be applied in hospitals and clinics throughout the country. and there are already successes, for example, in the treatment of diabetes. yulia anishchenko with details. how much is high sugar? 10, more than ten. 12, i think she's seven years old sasha knows everything about diabetes, the girl was diagnosed at the age of 4, the chronic disease began suddenly with intensive care and the blood glucose level was more than twenty. we were told that a little more and there would have been a coma. since then, they have had to master the intricacies of life with diabetes in children, technology helps, an automatic pump supplies glucose when necessary, instead of painful punctures, bloodless sugar measurement up to 300 times a day, impeccable treatment control. of the key tec

south africans are heading to the pose of the, the use of dominance, the african national congress phase of its toughest, the election. yes. needing 50 percent of the national assembly to maintain is paul them. and so we majority the own incumbent president still around the pose that has already tossed his balance alongside millions of his fellow citizens, including the parliament's opposition leader and former president and jacob. z. my south africa hughes is a proportional voting system for its full 100 states national assembly newly elected parliament members will later vote for a president with their i'm opposed to when giving him another 5 year time versus have received 3 pallets instead of 2 to select a policy or candidate for national, regional and provincial states with non profit. this is a 250, you wouldn't municipalities the south african electoral commission, opposed that at 828000000. both is over. the age of 18. have registered for the pulse. i'll say correspondence, known as a ton gate brings as move from this thing for more than 27000000. so that's because all in the proc

counting is on the way in south africa with the governing african national congress facing its biggest electrical challenge since the end of the apostolic wrong opens a registration period for her falls, wanting to run in jane's presidential election on the desk of cooper. i'm racing in the head of the hello welcome to the program. we begin this news out in gaza where at least she wants to palestinians have been killed across the strip in the last 24 hours. fighting and bombardment continue in rafa with 21. palestinians killed that, as is riley forces pushed further into the city. meanwhile, the north has also been on the repeated attacks basically he and to body of refugee camps have been targeted by is really alternative ratios. people offline. yes, again, in casualties announcing the majority of them being civilians. and all could already begins all coverage from there. all by the and central gaza to the dangers, talk for ambulance crews driving through the streets in the flat to reach the injured they find one man with charco for nearly 8 months now they've dealt with this concept.

this is the 7th election now since nelson mandela left the african national congress to power in 1994 countries. countries. first election off to the end of the pond tapes, now that by present so round the pose of the amc as popularity has been shaken by high unemployment crime and country wide power outages. its main old position is the centrist democratic lives that by john steen. housing policy is pledging to rescue the country from corruption and mismanagement on the the far left economic freedom fights as they all liked by julius and the la it wants to redistribute wealth and bring more of the economy on the state control wants elected to office the presence of the maximum of 25, yet times melanie fluid is a political analysts and form and seem member of parliament. she joins us live now from cape town. and so the use the unimportant part of this election. but i think millions of them have declined to actually register to vote, which would completely exclude them. and perhaps there are others that might vote for some of the other policies. how closely watching, turn out that of s

again, at stake is the city dictate dominance of the african national congress policy, which lead. so that freak out of a party to it is now the target of a new generation of the discontent in a country office. 62000000 people, half of whom estimated to been living in poverty, i would say on audience and national coming up next to been at the latest episode of direct impact on. but we're going to the top of the the .

but below that 50 percent off, which the african national congress can. it's very difficult position. and it's likely one that would lead to a number of coalition governments of various provinces. their 9 provinces, at this point projection say the african national congress could hang on to 3 of them. but it brings into question the other 6 and for now, provinces like the one we're in the commercial habits of africa halting. it appears as if the agency could lose that as well as because the natal province and that's we, it's being threatened by the emergence of a new fox, the going to receive as well. and k bingley advised houma agencies, former president of whom i presume. so i forgot the jacob summa, so the african national congress certainly seeing mass of challenges on a number of friends. but we are 2 or 3 days away from final results. the little commission has 7 days up to 7 days to announce the final result. so still a way to go, given that just under 20 percent of the vote has been counted, but a clear indication for the a and see that it could be

the african national congress will and see a final push for a party in trouble. this is the day when south africa decides decides on the future of our country, who are sure to lead the government of south africa. and i have no doubt whatsoever in my heart of hearts that the people will once again, invest confidence in the african national congress to continue to lead to this country. but the latest polls indicate the party may struggle to reach a 50 percent majority in parliament. and if it fails, it would be forced to form a coalition. it's devin for 30 years with much of its support, tracing back to its origins as the liberation movement, opposing apartheid in south africa. so that demographic is changing nearly 28000000 people are registered to vote. many of them for the 1st time. it's obviously our 1st time and we don't really understand. so you know, what kind of politics that well, and we're trying to gather as much information as we can draw and research pretty as a democracy is a very long way that'd be found. so i just want to continue to help our countr

the family is and accomplishments of south africa's governing african national congress nation. has the polls very soon likes to watch the the color we have some other nasty weather in the full cost across asia at the moment. lots of heat around and lots of storms as well. you can say there's like this area cloud. i'm right in the system got to make its way across such a pan, some very heavy rain coming in to japan as we go through the next hour. so i further south more heavy rain, more flooding potential across the central and southern parts of japan. how's it go for monday into tuesday? you can see this approaching time. food is a developing feature. this one should stay off shore, but it's pushing up some very strong southerly wins with a convergence line, half price and very heavy right into a central pos of japan. then as we go through, choose the add on into a weapon, stay that same system already bringing some really heavy writing across northern parts of the philippines. it'll continue to just push a little further north with an east, within the coming days. good rush, t

and the thought is that the african national congress has been in government. it's had an opportunity to take what is now known as liberation. dividends and build on an state in the last 10 years, particularly. it has squandered that dividend to malik ministration, poor delivery. and corruption with corruption has been involved. it's often protected. it's party members from, for the prosecution. it could from to voters to attempt to opposition parties in numbers not seen before. the outcome in any other could be amc doesn't get to 50 percent of the vote. it will likely have to form an alliance with a smaller party to hold a majority parliament. while the main opposition, the democratic alliance is a multi policy, it says try and on see the agency that packed brings together live in political parties, which promised and alternative government coalition with the economic freedom fighters may provide the a and see what the lifeline, the right cleaning, blocking, founded by a full my amc use, the leader appeals to youngest sold africans and it's projected to win ab

miller was the campaign rally and but nobody in south africa the national congress in trouble. the latest polls suggest that it may not gain 50 percent plus one number of votes that it needs to have. the majority in parliament dental policies like goods, the democratic alliance, that's the official opposition parties hoping to capitalize on. so that would be the final, the election dates times the size of the parties, the more minority tried the together. so the african from all walks of life. but that's still a challenge that it's dealing with the children's dna, the people that have come out the most consequential se, although democracy says the but all the democracy in 1994 on wednesday. the amc well news, the truck majority that it is a beautiful day in the, in the for the it takes a long time between wind speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour is set to make landfill and hit east and india and douglas dash india has deployed its disaster relief, falls in the eastern states of westbank goal and science of being suspended in the states capital called kata. bangladesh was wh

early election results from south africa showed that the african national congress is on course to lose as parliamentary majority for the 1st time since the democratic rule began in the country. some 3 decades ago. a partial result showed the agencies once overwhelming support his bond to 43 percent of boats. while the democratic alliance party, as around 25 percent, many young south africans said they're helpful for political change. tracking the early results of a vote that could bring the biggest political shift in south africa's young democracy. the african national congress or in the party has ruled south africa unchallenged since the 1994 elections, which ended apartheid. we spoke with hall verde remained a reality for many we now. 30 years later, south africans are waiting to see if their country will take a new significant political step. it was for the political system as it is not. okay. not a key. and this is that 11 savage people, but then it says those 2 already in power. and that's my perspective on that. so i'm expecting a new project. so far results show the n c is facin

the african national congress will and see a final push for a party in trouble. this is the day when south africa decide, decide on the future of our country. who should lead the government of south africa. and i have no doubt whatsoever in my heart of hearts that the people will once again, invest confidence in the african national congress to continue to lead to this country. but the latest polls indicate the party may struggle to reach a 50 percent majority in parliament. and if it fails, it would be forced to form a coalition. it's government for 50 years with much of its support, tracing back to its origins as on the duration movement, opposing apartheid in south africa. so that demographic is changing nearly 28000000 people are registered to vote. many of them for the 1st time. it's august the 4th time and we don't really understand. so you know, what kind of politics that well, and we're trying to gather as much information as we can draw and research pretty as a democracy is a very long way. that'd be tom. so i just want to continue to help our country, y

early results from the south african election showed that the african national congress is on course to lose its majority. partial results of the agency. still in the lead with about 43 percent of the votes followed by the democratic alliance party with 25 percent. if the amc fails to win at least 50 percent of the national vote, it may be forced into sharing power for the 1st time since the end of apartheid in 1994 amc has ruled south africa unchallenged since then and is now headed by countries president 0 from of, of the final results are expected by sunday. now here's what the 1st deputy secretary general, the african national congress had to say about the results so far. so it was a, what's the 5. and that, that was as, as indicating that whatever that was predicted, india has been proven drum. we are way above what was predicted. is it possible that percentage of the nc saved for the latest? if i add the valves we asked in at the 34 percent, and you do believe that once all of the stations of all of that as well as submitted, then the in c capital flip method that we for that's

while the government's lived by the african national congress was born to you as in advance, that agent facilities and power generating equipment would not keep up with demand . it did nothing to insure a capacity was increased, but now it says it has a plan and puzzle the improvement i do. i see now is and i said he's out of it. they said, i could, i see maintenance lead. the recovery effort at this being approved by the board is that they were being able to add the approximate improve that the energy availability faked up by approximately 9 percentage points. but in the last few years, the power cuts which began more than 16 years ago have only was and with some areas without power for up to 10 hours a day in the weeks ahead of the election, silva for does not have any problem with the government says it has nothing to do with the vote and that is managed to improve power generation. even if that is the case, it may for many votes as play in the agencies favor, but it may also be too late for others. aside from the scheduled power cuts, areas like this and so with, i have not had any

so very damaging for the african national congress. and as you say, they now pushed into a position where they have to look at coalition governments. just to give you an idea of the difficulties they're facing, for example, in the wisdom teeth, they didn't control that province. it's been controlled by the official opposition to democratic alliance, but they were low, they lost a 3rd of their support. so the african national congress is, is facing very challenging times. now let's look at the possible coalitions. it could be with the official opposition, the democratic alliance. it could also be with parties like the economic freedom fighters. but one of the difficulties it might face is finding a party that's in line with some of its own policies in ideologies. if we look at one particular issue, for example, and now we look at the newly formed content, was these report to that's related by the former president, jacob's whom he of course had one point leading the amc. he's now uses as luck lift the amc, his leading and k. but this is

we look at the challenges facing the african national. congress is 27000000 south africans get ready to book. the thanks for joining us just one day off doing this. randy attack killed 45 people in the displacement compet ralph of in southern gaza. the city's main hospital has been forced to shut down quite a hospital is when most of the victims of that sunday night attack were taken. the direct to the hospital close the facility hours ago, citing security concerns well on monday and the area just outside the gates of quite hospital was hit by and this way the attack to medical stuff were killed. i witnessed, it was saying the victims were hit by fire from an is riley across the injured bus . now if you take into field hospitals, because where the forces of damage destroyed or occupied 24 hospitals in the strip since october the 7th. so now out of gulf is $36.00 hospitals. 36 is still functioning, but only partially all of them. black critical supply stuff and medicine. the ali baptist hospital is the only one open with limited capacity in kansas city. and the north of this trip in c

we look at the challenges facing the african national congress, $27.00, many items that oftentimes get ready to effect the israel is escalating attacks on the rough and southern gauze are less than 48 hours of striking a displacement come, which killed at least $45.00 honest demands untrue international condemnation. now the regions main hospital has been forced to shut down to wait hospitalized where most of the victims of that sunday night attack would taken the facilities direct to close it down on monday, exciting security concerns. while the decision came off to an area just outside of the gates of to 8 hospitalization, by and his really attack to medical stuff were killed, i would say the victims were hit by fire from and his really i cropped the injured must not be taken to field hospitals as well, many of those people, hospitals are overburdened as on the supplied doctors and makes it 10 streets at least 75 patients from israel's attack. on sunday 25 of those in a critical condition, the director of a camp run by rough as international medical cool says they don't have enough s

the n k party in december run against this formal party and see the governing african national congress. this is for elections coming up on may . the 29th and a prosecutor for the international criminal court has applied for arrest warrants to both is really and some us leaders. they include is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu defense minister you off the lot. and i'm us for the leader smile here. as discussed this with officer as diplomatic editor james space at james, we got this news just in the last 15 minutes or so. so this is all crossing. there's more for us to find out because there's a, there's a fairly lengthy document that's been released by the prosecutor, which let's be honest, we haven't read and fully. yeah. it's working for me. there it is. there it is. tell us. all right, tell us what you're seeing for now. let's start with the basics. this is a very, very significant moment in the war with regard to accountability. it is been decided by the court to seek arrest warrants for 3. i'm us leaders and to is really leaders. uh so let me give you the names 1st. yeah, y

in ramallah. vote counting is on the way in south africa with the governing african national congress spacing, its biggest electoral challenge since the end of the 5 day period begins for candidates to register for i spent the presidential election in iraq, one of the debt and but i'm right you see, and i had a couple of the beginning garza where at least 31 palestinians have been killed across the strip since early wednesday as well as military's continuing it strikes just by growing international calls to stop it's operation. 21 palestinians were killed in the rough are, as is ready for us, is pushed further into the southern city onto zeros in south quarterly reports and i from did out by law in central garza, the dangers, talk for billions. coons driving through the streets and reflect to reach the injured they find one man with charco for nearly 8 months now, they've dealt with this concept. so of that are people the so that the other, the we are receiving human as quotes for help from citizens as part of targeting to just keep people in these areas that this thing even under saf

we look at the challenges facing the applicant, national congress as 27000000 south africans get ready to book the thanks for joining us just one day after and this friday attack killed 45 people, the displacement, compton, rasa, and southern gaza. the city's main hospital has been forced to shut down quite a hospital is where most of the victims of that sunday night attack would take him on monday and i read just outside the quite hospital was hit by and this rarely attacked 2 of his medical stuff were killed just outside the hospital gave. i would say the victims were hit by 5 them and it's raining at craft which are the forces of damage destroyed or occupied 20 full hospitals in the strip since october the 7th. so now out of cost was $36.00 hospitals and the 6 is still functioning. but any pushing, all of them like critical supplies, stuff and medicine. the audi baptist hospital is the only one open with limited capacity in gaza city in the north of this trip. in central guys are full of the hospitals, accept our nicer and the european, the caring for the bulk of the wounded and the

the african national congress will and see a final push for a party in trouble. this is the day when south africa decide decides on the future of our country, who should lead the government of south africa. and i have no doubt whatsoever in my heart of hearts that the people will once again, invest confidence in the african national congress to continue to lead to this country. but the latest polls indicate the party may struggle to reach a 50 percent majority in parliament. and if it fails, it would be forced to form a coalition. its government for 50 years with much of its support tracing back to its origins as a liberal ration movement, opposing apart agents of africa. so that demographic is changing nearly 28000000 people are registered to vote. many of them for the 1st time, it's august the 4th time and we don't really understand. so you know, what kinds of politics that well, and we're trying to gather as much information as we can draw and research pretty as a democracy is a very long way that these come. so i just want to continue to help our country. you

the african national congress spaces, this toughest selection. yes, it is 50 percent of a national assembly to maintain its parliamentary majority the it's incumbent president, the civil around the powers that has already caused his bias alongside millions of his fellow citizens, including parliament opposition leader staying here. he's in heard the countries on the countries pulled the president, the state jacob zoom of south africa, use it for a portion all those things system for is full 100 state national assembly. the elected paula been members, will license vote for president and over. i'm opposed to with would give them another 5 year term. well, this is what receive 3 pallets instead of 2 to select the policy, all kinds of national regional on provincial seats, with 9 provinces and over 250 municipalities, south africa, and south africa. the south african, i'd like to commission to oppose that day. the 28000000 votes is over the age of 18 . i have registered for the pulse, the economic liberates as foreign policy president stays its focus

we look at the challenges facing the african national congress has $27.00 mediums without the guns getting ready to affect the israel is escalate to have tax on rough uh and southern guns are less than 48 hours after striking a displacement account, which killed at least $45.00 palestinians and route international condemnation. and now the regions main hospital has been forced to shut down to wait hospitalization . most of the victims of that sunday night strike were taken the facilities director closed it down on monday. exciting security concerns. well, the decision that came off in the area just outside the gates of to a hospital was hit by on his writing stripe to medical stats. i failed. i would say the victims were hit by fire from on his randy. i cropped the engine must not be taken to field hospitals. being honest, really forces. i've continued to pound the southern region of rafa in the gaza strip. the army struck a house, getting 7 people in injuring several others, including children. the area hit was filled with displace palestinians, and 10 sheltering families just reinforces

want that will make a difference because they've seen such poor performance from the african national congress. and perhaps wonder who else to go to. and if that party would make any difference, stop position. parties oppose hoping for as high a turnout as possible so that they hopefully that they would have video to do both as a, to cost the ballots and save up their parties. unless they've said the amc could possibly do well if there's a lower turnout because the people coming out would be committed to the party and would stick to that boat and, and the agency would, would lie on that loyalty but still very early to say what the turnout would be, but there are many who say that he won't exceed perhaps 60 percent that the most will continue hearing. and of course i on, on o election developments in south africa today from the middle of that for us. and so which i will leave it up now. thank you so much. i. oh, still a head here on houses here. i'm dropping trash from the south korea raises a sting, golf. the dozens of balloons launched from the know the hello. after per site. it's dry, a 7 mo

the governing african national congress may be facing an uncertain future. it's working to form a coalition to hold onto a parliamentary majority of projections indicate it may not get more than 42 percent of the vote. so meet miller has more from the results to operate to center in mid runs, a game changing election. most of all, for the governing african national congress was moving 50 percent of votes counted it's facing the reality of losing its outbreak. majority in parliament, under the leadership of president slid from a point where the agencies paid worse in this election than any other people are waiting to see whether the agency will take collective responsibility for the election outcome or lay the blame on its president. so the president for this is back in 20142016, the african national congress to collective responsibility for the declining baton . and i notice of the default you can survive a change in the district at this point on may have to come here and present a face of unity despite all the wounds that they may feel. given these results,

so general election, the ruling africa national congress policy faces is toughest challenge in 30 years . as a coalition, governments may have to be formed for the 1st time since the end of a pause side when you are special coverage of the event. without further ado, that is close to our correspondence. none of the icon gate in johannesburg. now that'd be good to see you. so just give us an idea of the general loops there and how the voting is going. so of the absolute to meet you so that the students are still in the process of costing those votes in these national elections. elections that could be the country's, most hockey, contested in 30 years with a long running and long reading african national congress call to facing a student is to hold on to majority. but we're taking the conversation even further . now the profess, those people see a former deputy vice chancellor at the university of sydney landed full by the government. sufficient advise that in many ministries and government professed to thank you so much for your time and making your way to the special studer that it was

most of all, so the governing african national congress was moving 50 percent of votes counted, it's facing the reality of losing its outbreak. majority in parliament and the leadership of president slid around the world. the agencies paid worse in the selection than any other people waiting to see whether the agency will take collective responsibility for the election outcome or lay the blame on its president. so the president for this is that in 20142016, the african national congress to collective responsibility for the declining baton . and i, most of the difficulty can survive a change in leadership. at this point. i may have to come here and present for face of unity, despite told me that they may feel given these results. the latest projections show, the agency may not get more than 42 percent of the votes, because it is not that bad. it is what it did with that card because when it happens the party has to be use being blamed for governance and faces allegations of corruption. but many of those are centered around the agencies.

most of all, so the governing african national congress was moving 50 percent of votes counted it's facing the reality of losing its outbreak. majority in parliament, under the leadership of president slid from a point where the agencies paid worse in the selection than any other people are waiting to see whether the agency will take collective responsibility for the election outcome or lay the blame on its president. so the president for this is back in 20142016, the african national congress to collective responsibility for the declining baton . and i notice of the default you can survive a change in the district at this point on may have to come here and present a face of unity despite all the wounds that they may feel. given these results, the native projections show the agency may not get more than 42 percent of the votes, because it is not that bad. it is plentiful when it did with that consequence. when it happens, the party has to be use being blamed for governance and faces. allegations of corruption would. many of those are centered around the agencies, former president jacobs lu

the governing africa national congress risks losing the majority since ending apartheid in 1994.he anc has dwindled against the backdrop of corruption, rising crime rates, and shortages of power and water. we can go to pretoria and speak to our correspondent, barbara plett-usher. what are voters telling you? barbara: well, in their own ways, they have been telling me it is a significant election, and we are beginning to see the votes being counted. the results are going to come into here to this center over the next couple of days. and we have seen that the turnout has been higher than expected. it looked like it was higher than the last election in 2019, so that is quite significant. we still have these long queues outside voting stations as the days were ending. so it seems to be quite important for voters, not because they were waiting to cast, you know, to exercise their right to vote, like 30 years ago, in great excitement, because they were unhappy with how they have been governed for the past 30 years by the governing african national congress, the agency. as you -- the an