and this week, 29 years ago, nelson mandela rose to power a south africa's 1st blocked president. we examined his pioneering role in this month, seeing that, like i said, the july from us studio here in the russian capital, the are watching oxy international money speech of scott's here with all the lights of space thursday afternoon. thanks for joining us. oh, he's really strikes on garza, i have killed at least 27 people in engine 76 since tuesday. the dead all women and children, according to the palestinian health ministry as well as the attacks have been targeting weapons making facilities and seeing it, minutes and lead us egypt is said to be working to broker 65 the. the idea of stroke more than a $150.00 targets in gaza, according to reports. those locations, israel alleges, were being used by the palestinian islamic jihad group to launch a fox sufficing has escalated. and so what local say is in the heaviest, in the past 9 months of age, it shows hospitals in gaza, taking in the dead and wounded. while the time's continue, the sirens sounds across the region. the limits o

a, nelson mandela for me. it was down to, as she was really and lit up the very cosmetic pressing lead out more. we lived poorly to teach related aspirations in the interest of the don't product, but on to make a point about in the west. the ability to go out and installation called the united states of america never stopped for did tell us progress on at reagan and bush senior. then many of those were came before adults. they did not raise their finger a gave up, but they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in our front to that's all this i'll do. besides checkouts all to come for the lights is breaking news on updates. in the meantime, to see bye bye care of this up. yeah, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the church, those goal was to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted in open in the world there, which american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere and 2

i really appreciate the words that you've given on this and and anniversary for nelson mandela.

a, nelson mandela for me. it was down to as she was really and lead a very cause multi pressing lead. uh more. we lived probably to a teach related aspirations in the interest of the don't product but on to make a point. but in the west, the ability to go out and installation called the united states of america, never football did tell us progress on at reagan and bush senior. and many of those what came before those they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in all fronts. before we go, some news just coming into us on the program, a large explosion has rock via tell the and city of milan and according to news agencies in the country, the pause of this stage is still unknown, but at least the 1st image is circulating all of its several cars appear to be fully engulfed on fire on a main street in the sides east pier lombardo street. that is near a number of

a, nelson mandela. for me, it was down to, as she was really and linda vetted, caught his magic pressing lead out. we believed truly to teach relate to the aspirations in the interest of the don't for that, but on to make a point. but in the west to put it to go out and installation of the united states of america never stopped for did tell us progress on, at reagan and bush senior. and many of those were came before those. they did not raise their finger a gave up, but they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us as the union, no soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of that struggle in our front. it doesn't seem like 29 years ago. that now finally, this news our efforts to discover more about the great to be on this gripping countries around the world currently in russia's no different. we recently got the chance to speak to the former head of the russian space agency roles cause most who shared his thoughts on what's ahead in or but i'm also on one of the biggest ev

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

a nelson mandela for me, it was down to edge. she wasn't really and lead a very cause metric person lead uh more. we lived probably to a teach related aspirations in the interest of the don't product, but on to make a point. but in the west, the ability to go out and just ration called the united states of america. never football did tell us progress on at reagan and bush senior. and many of those were came before those. they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in our friends or appreciate your company. and you joining us here for this program life almost for this things off the international and we still have so many stores to present to you that will be the when the when may, 9th, all of russia commemorates victory over fascism in europe. in 1945 memories of heroism and unspeakable sufferings had been passed down from generation to generation to the west. as attempted to re

but prior to leaving the country, nelson mandela had been a dissidence. it's been 27 years as a political prisoner, for his struggles against the old thoughts are in apartheid government which repressed the black to majority in south africa. mister montela was the 1st but present in the country's history on his reforms enabled a peaceful and democratic transition and facilitated a reconciliation between the divided people. some south african people we heard from appraisers like i say, it's just an amazing man. amazing human being. i think it did the best that he could do for us as a country knew and some of the freedoms that we have now, nelson mandela made so many changes wait to begin by just bringing the people to give that all races, shapes colors and sizes, and joey, a beautiful rainbow nation for him, so thank you all said today, black people in white people can work in the same companies. we can share the same positions, couldn't go to the same schools, study the same classes. i think dr. my data was extremely inspiring. reactive the, the free demo

march the 29th anniversary of nelson mandela rising to power as saw a conflict. his 1st black president. we examined the pioneers role in this month link the legacy of a part time the rev you're watching from today. welcome to law school and then use our own, our teacher national. our top story. this our is really your strikes on jobs and i have killed the police 25 people and injured a further 40 to since tuesday. among the dead are women and children, according to the policy and in health ministry. israel safety attack, something targeting weapons, making facilities on senior and militant leaders. egypt the said to be working to progress expire the the fairly defense forces sees its hit more than a 130 targets in guns that those locations tel aviv alleges were being used by the palestinian, this lubbock jihad for, to launch attacks. and israel, the fighting has escalated into what local say has been the heaviest in the past 9 months. for the cheer shows hospitals and gals, taking in the dead and wounded while attacks continue and siren saw that costs the route.

represented some of the most popular people in the world who could be have more pride than representing nelson mandela. and i'll tell you the story about my representation in this mandela place so my job was to try to get a spy swap involving nelson mandela and a totally who was then serving his eight year in a soviet prison for nothing fact for nothing i'll tell you the story of it i learned all these stories soviet dissidents. so a new comes to the gulag and he got ten years in prison and the prisoners yell at him, what do you do to get ten years? and he goes, i nothing. they all go wire for they only give you five years. so so, you know, i represented these folks and and the million dollar case, we i went i spent day one year away from my family in east germany and in other places working with a guy named wolfgang vogel, who was the spy trade. if any of you saw the bridge the the the the about he was the guy so i dealt with him and the goal was we had arrested the united states had arrested a east german spy and i and i got a call from the ci vogel and said it would be good you could have somebody

i really appreciate the words that you've given on this and and anniversary for nelson mandela. i'd like to thank you for joining us on the program, south african poets aligning mckeever. thanks a lot. thank you very much. you're welcome. just more news coming your way in. just about 30 minutes churches go west to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted in open in the world there, which american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere. and 2 markets had to labor, had 2 resources around the cloud. so they have very different kinds of conflict. the interest churchill, installing of an impending attack on the us, i saw in the face of great danger from d 6 and that alliance with russia. starland doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. the at 4 o'clock this morning he attacked and invaded rush. suddenly, with i've declaration to live even now, jimmy, jim, the german bombs moraine down from the sky up in the russian city is russian dangerous. the far out of danger and the danger of the united states. 2 days later, the us president roo

and they seem we love you nelson mandela. we love you, nelson mandela. said it's their defiance against the tanks that they know that they will see in the morning. so the world turns. that's who we must be. the children with the candles. in the valley. they brought nelson mandela home. let us bring home under the banner of peace who need to be brought. god bless you and thank you you. just want to say, like i mentioned earlier, i've been coming here for ten years. i've had the absolute to sit on the stage and watch. some people i heroes of mine speak brian minchin, andrew solomon, louise erdrich. now wil haygood and they've all been unbelievable speeches. but i have to say in this particular evening never been here when all four of the winners just absolutely knocked it out of the park and reached deep into their soul. no speeches. incredible. and will add the presenters former winners did the same thing and it was really a privilege to sit this table and watch this tonight. thank you all. that really concludes our

a, nelson mandela. for me, it was down to edge, she was really and linda very cut as much pressing a lead uh more, really leaved probably to a teach related aspirations in the interest of the don't product, but on to make a point. but in the west, the put it to go out and installation of the united states of america. never football did tell us progress on at reagan and bush senior. and many of those what came before those they did not raise their finger a gave up, but they were struggling. was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of that struggle in our front, the new world order geometry. another class taught in schools, but a topic getting more and more prominence globally on which is the focus of an international conference taking place in the uranium capital top government officials, military chiefs, as well as researches from sum. 37 countries are discussing the emergence of a multi polar world today in taylor from ortiz use of

well, today is the 29th anniversary of nelson mandela were sending to the south african presidency. charles, at the end of the decades long apartheid regime in the country, a private company, the pilot, my direct himself would be in a decision. he spent 27 years in political prison for a struggle against the old storage area in apartheid government which repressed the black majority in south africa. my dollar was the 1st black president in the country's history. his reforms enabled a peaceful and democratic transition with reconciliation found between both white and black people will know who the south african poet is aligning mixer, who personally knew man della read to us a poem dedicated to the statesman, but also expressing his restoration to my colleagues don't know, quarter, but how the countries fight against apartheid was simply ignored by so many it may not have solve tense, but i can do my little bitch and do live on a people from shame. yes. how do you kind of the of what, because i am the one. if i drop off the job, the fun of the site, the product is adult. i was lookin

nelson mandela made so many changes wait to begin by just bringing the people to get that old races, shapes colors and sizes, and joey, a beautiful rainbow nation for him. so thank you all said to day black people in white people can work in the same companies. we can share the same positions, couldn't go to the same schools study the same causes. i think dr. my data was extremely inspiring. reactive the, the free democracy of research distracting. all parents are distracting to be free in this country. so much about to do it is a long way to go is a long road economic freedom, financial freedom as to the her doing so i think of but you know, we can always take a piece of monday. let's book in that sense. we heard from james mine guy who spent timing in condo to, excuse me, incarcerated alongside mandela. he believes, are still those who bear responsibility for south africa's wives. even years off of the downfall of the oppressive ration. there was no way that madison monday level do sli, uh, what do you do? got a warranty? evasive violence, because you must remember, the house again

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of hungary were suspended and frozen for almost two years . democratic elections in 1994, when nelson mandelalected president, then the authority of the delegation of couples was also suspended, and in fact the delegation did not have the physical ability to participate and vote in meetings, make statements , and the like, this is the easiest way, the easiest option, because if we let's think from the point of view of russia's exclusion from the un, we will need more time. if we talk about the fact that russia is recognized as an aggressor in ukraine, then the un charter is not so clear. in this regard, in reality it is very difficult from a legal point of view to get a sufficient number of votes during the un general assembly in order to exclude russia from the un. yes, it is possible, but it is a long way , because many countries are simply afraid of the president, today they are afraid of russia , pielchenko. how much longer do you think? i think that the best time for you may be at the beginning of the next session of the general assembly, which will be in early august or early september

. >> i met nelson mandela, he's like where is chris tucker? i want him to meet my grandkids! >> now you know why i want to be chris tucker. >> kelly: are you a person who can really remember -- i was a waitress so i feel like i'm good with faces but names i'm like interesting. >> faces but not names, you must be left-handed, use the right side -- >> kelly: i'm right-handed but i have horrible handwriting. >> me too! 's be when i can remember faces well but names i'm always like -- speak out nice to see you! >> kelly: without a context, yeah. last time ben was here he told us something you guys did back in the day come i'm going to roll the tape. let's see it. >> matt damon -- we had some nylon pumas and nikes -- in those days track suits, then they were one, thin nylon sheet. that was cool. we wore them and that was what was going on and we wanted to be cool so we learned how to break-dance and

on may 10, 1994, nelson mandela became the first black president of south africa; this became a symbol of the victory of the long-term movement led by him against apartheid, the official policy of racial segregation , which was carried out in south africa for almost half a century. mandela spent 27 years in prison and was released under pressure from the world community. after release. he returned to the post of leader of the african national congress, which won the next election in the 5 years of his presidency, mandella carried out more than two dozen socio-economic reforms in the country, in order to end inequality and change it, for which it was worthy of the nobel peace prize by the time of his death in 2013 . mandela was one of the most famous political and statesmen on the planet. that was the day in history. i really want to visit khitrovka khitrovka is not only beggars rejection, bandits, murderers, a terrible place, what's wrong with it? i'm wondering who could have killed him. yes, he is undesirable with me, otherwise the suit will have to be forgotten, don’t even hope so ea

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in april, 2021, a former prison mate of nelson mandela. the respected amc veteran business tycoon, an ex government minister, talk just a one. it made headlines in south africa when he called the press conference in johannesburg. it was to denounce the legend, theft of assets, from a huge trust fund that he said he had been given a mandate to administer the funds, name, white, spiritual boy, that information exposed to be the courts. the see the solve them into the bank the entire for the additional funding developed us. mr. c. quantity told journalists that the fund, amounting to many billions of dollars, was supposed to be spent on poverty relief and development projects across africa, but had been steadily siphoned off by several prominent figures. he said he'd refer the matter to the police. at 1st hearing, it seemed like another fantastic story, except that mister c one seemed unusually credible source. can she give us the elusive information about the white spiritual boy accounts that we've been seeking? lo, tokyo, we can't go. i thi

she was appointed to the human rights commission by nelson mandela. she was a black feminist. by the end of her life she was a conservative trump supporter. she did not label herself as conservative, nor as liberal or left wing, marxist, in the early is of her career. what she was ultimately was someone who believed passionately in freedom. and she stood for human rights and for integrity, and fought against corruption wherever she saw it. she believed trump was a good president for the u.s. because he said he was going to drain the swamp. she saw american politics from an outsiders point of view and believed america had a lot of swap to drain. so she championed trump as someone who she believed could clean out washington, and she still believed very fervently that that was necessary. i think that traces the long arc of her career. there is so much in this about the long arc of her life. she's an example of someone who really looked beyond race. she grew up in segregated south africa, her family was forcibly removed by the apartheid government. but she said i do not care about

well, such eyes open like that and we did not know that the comparison of levko lukyanenko with nelson mandelasses on on hurray yes because you tell them it means the fate of levko lukyanenko and you ask, yes, you show the photo, it means that it is the ukrainian owner whose name is denis hayduk. he has his own winery. well, he lives in the village and he put the ukrainian flag there. so, the surname is hayduk. well, it is it is not by chance that anyone remembers vitaly haiduk - this is his father, the former vice-prime minister of ukraine and the owner of the donbas industrial union, but you see this denys haiduk in his company's office, this is his wine called a necklace, which is sold both by the desk and in ukraine it is popular, so is denys, the son of hajduk, and his wife, yulia, they are from donetsk, that is. well, it is clear that russian was the predominant language, but now they are trying to communicate in ukrainian , as if they were promoting ukrainian narratives there. and this is very important. of the world well, going back to the african national congress means the first thin

and only after nelson mandela was released from prison, he was then elected, and the policy changed.e, the standards of human rights were observed, more or less it changed, i lead to the fact that the south african republic left this regime and still tried to join the club of western civilized states, and by the way, it is a sign that they signed and ratified the rome statute of the international criminal court - this is one of the signs that they reached this level, and i do not think that they will now be ready to suffer the deterioration of their reputation or possibly expose themselves to some sanctions in in the future or on the negative consequences on the international arena. it seems to me that it is unlikely that this will happen, especially since south africa today is far from cooperation with european western countries or other states, but definitely not from russia, therefore, as a result of these processes, it seems doubtful to me that putin e- he will go there. well, you know what's the point of taking risks. it's obvious that he's worried about his safety there, and so

was aligned with the applicant, national congress, a south of whom political policy founded by nelson mandela to fight against a pod site rule. the landmark in this, so that was the bible of pizza. gwen avail in and go to when in march? 1988 the all me about pods like south africa was defeated by a lions. include the vises i'm sold is from the soviet union as well as m k. troops that make 3 miles of the beginning. all the end of minority rule in the south african region and the dismantlement of the products like a system called the house and m k, which would explain the importance of the bible and what service support did for african nations. i referred to quit to kind of our, which was, i think the coal victims that happened in southern africa against the racist imperialist press. and we must daily exec effect because the enemy that was fighting the liberation forces and then go live was 5 minutes and on by the united states of america and m k village 3 victor and spot dissipate in that war together with the cubans, together with russian instructors, and especially of course, the liberation

and the image of nelson mandela handing over the tropi to the white hampton francois in our is really a great image of, of the power and the goodness of sport. unfortunately, others, those sort of images are far too rare and far too often, it's just money. give away and looking back to the guitar world cup again, including the thousands of migrant workers who are exploited, was there a quantifiable benefit that justify this tremendous cost? so, so no our quotes. that being said, they are going to be left with some things that are, that are fairly useful, right? so they're going to be they're going to be left with a much expanded transportation network. so much better international airport. now monday, it's an international airport that's built to handle the sort of crowds you get during the world cup. not during regular regular business. right. they're going to have a nice hotel sector that's significantly improved over their old hotel sector about again, that's again going to be a sector that's rarely use to capacity. and at least in the united states, you need to fill up a hotel roo