people in south africa a matter of skin color but she's aware that she lives a privileged life as the lead singer in one of the country's most popular bands she's among the winners in the new south africa. definitely the struggle for freedom paid off i mean she said i'm sitting here in this room. with people from all over. the continent all of a south africa i have had a really. amazing education i can vote. and i can use this we can use the same bathrooms you know the cysts definitely the struggle for freedom is definitely paid off in my life. he lives in south africa's most expensive city cape town it's a magnet for tourists anyone who can afford to live here in the center of the city has made it in south africa but even here the legacy of apartheid can still be felt . zolani is married to nicolas even twenty four years after the end of apartheid mixed race couples are still on usual and they often turn heads. but that's also because people recognize the lani and start singing her songs. objectively why do most people simply repeat it and also to give us some misinformation really about about other races you know so it wasn't just like you say you stay here but it's also

her response was free mandela and begin a process of negotiating a new south africa. journalist said, tell your boss while your bill never hung over south africa like the sort of damocles. met nelsonou mandela, can you describe the moment? >> he leaves south africa and it goes to zambia where they were meeting. 1990. .hat morning, i get up i am standing in line to meet nelson mandela. never did i think i would lay eyes on this man, let alone see him in person. i had gone all over the country, free mandela, free my people, free south africa. i get up and one of my colleagues from pennsylvania, he says mr. mandela, i would like you to meet congressman dellums. mandela did this hollywood double take. he has these big hands. impression. he heard my name and he goes ronald dellums. we have heard much of you. you gave us hope. you kept us alive. he hugged me and i broke down and cried. my kids is said -- you actually .et mandela what did you think? i said i think i was in the presence of the most serene human being i have government in my life. he was an incredible person. w

south africa. >> mr. nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> while the world is changingrope, the apartheid government of south africa sees the writing on the wall. south africa which an has been a pariah state won't be able to continue in the post code war world. >> when he's released from prison, it becomes a global moment that signifies one of the earliest indications that the 1990s is going to be a very different sort of decade. >> i greet you all. in the name of peace, democracy, and freedom for all. >> he becomes a moral beacon around the world because of the way he handled himself. so you had this world, this moment in the early '90s when the peacemakers were in charge. the stars aligned. >> there has been a dangerous late-breaking development in the persian gulf. u.s. intelligence sources confirm that within the past few hours, more than 100,000 iraqi troops have massed along that country's border with kuwait. >> saddam hussein sends a substantial fleet of thanks and other mechanized forces to the kuwaiti border. it's shocking in washington and other than western

news. gunmen in south africa have shot dead 11 taxi drivers who were on their way back to johannesburg afterding the funeral of a colleague. the gunmen ambushed them and, using automatic rifles, peppered the vehicle with bullets. south african journalist ayanda thlongo told us more about the possible reason behind this attack. certainly horrific incidents taking place here in south africa, and police have said they do not know what the motive of this act is. it is believed to be linked to ongoing turf wars in the city of johannesburg between v ivory park association, they have had quite a long battle between themselves and other rival associations. and that has generally been what has been the reason behind the taxi violence across south africa. also making news today: at least 1a people have been killed and more than 60 injured in a blast outside kabul international airport, in afghanistan. the attack coincided with the arrival of afghan vice president abdul rashid dostum from a self—imposed exile in turkey. so—called islamic state says it was behind the attack, in which a suicide bomber de

now a vast new project's been unveiled in south africa that could bring some of the answers a step closery new part of the world's biggest and most powerful radiotelescope. 61: radiotelescope. 64 dishes, collectively called meerkat, are built at a cost of $330 million. they'll link up with thousands more across africa and australia. a scientific megaproject known as the square kilometre arrayed. these are cameras taking pictures of galaxies outside our solar system, and the more antennae m10 as we have, the better. meerkat aims to unlock cosmic conundrums, from dark energy to detecting extraterrestrial life. it will search the reaches of space, 10,000 times faster than before, and with 50 times the resolution. taking images like this one, a supermassive black hole at the centre of the milky way. 25,000 light years away. 0r the centre of the milky way. 25,000 light years away. or this, the first image meerkat captured showing 1300 galaxies, only 70 of which were previously known. the pioneering project is pushing the frontiers of science and putting south africa in the spotlight. what's gr

trade dispute with china also coming up following in shooting pains footsteps india's new render modi visit south africa turning the page on the dark chapter in his country's history with uganda. down the shovel with used wind turbines how the clean energy generators become an environmental nightmare and what to do about it. this is your business update on the home free in berlin glad you could join me now he famously tweeted that trade was a good and easy to win but it seems like president troubles protectionist policies might not be paying off after all the u.s. has said it will full count twelve billion dollars in emergency relief for american farmers hurt by president trump's trade dispute with china europe and other nations the plan which would use direct assistance programs already in place is expected to go into effect later this summer fall as of soybeans and dairy among other products have been hit hard by counter terrorists from the european union and china particularly each which were a response to tariffs already leveled by trump let's check in with our with a financial correspondent yens a

some news from south africa now a gunman have opened fire on a minibus carrying members of a taxi drivers association killing eleven people and injuring four others but he say the victims had attended a colleague's funeral and were returning home to province when the ambush occurred officers are now investigating possible motives previously there's been tension between groups of taxi drivers vying for the same routes at least three thousand villages have been forced to leave their homes after a book attacked in lake chad near the border with misha eighteen people were killed and nine women abducted book iran is in control of the area across lake chad's borders with both asia and ceria. all nine years of war against buck iran in northern nigeria has taken a toll on young people especially thousands of traumatized teenagers recruited by the armed group and retired from the front line one hundred eighty three of them were recently released that says ahmed interest reports from my degree in borno state reintegration is a huge challenge. after months and years in custody these children accused

south africa of course has a new administration. ere is euphoria of a fresh wind of change coming in, very reminiscent of the early days of barack obama's term in the u.s. south africans seem to be relalating to him in a sense.. they see him as an i inspiratiol figure. a lot of what he said hit home with south african sedate. -- today. phil: and there were lots of not so veiled references t to donald trump. phillip: indeed there were. sometimes it w was hard to t tel whether obama was talklking abot south africa or brought the united states. we have many of the same problems. we h have issues of nationalism which seemed to be resurgent, issueses of xenophobia which he spoke out seriouslyy about. issues of fake news and politicians simply making things up. he spoke about social tools such as twitter, once seen as a force for good, now apparently increasingly dividing us. again, these are issues, as different as our countries are, these issues cut across both the u.s. and south africa. phil: thank you for joining us, phillip de wet fro

be put in the context of, he's appearing in south africa, he is being hosted by nelson nelson mandela's widow, he's giving a lecture, hn the presence of the new president of south africa who has come to office only after a huge conflict inside south africa over a corrupt predecessor who was exactly what president obama described in his speech as a strong man who demolished the institutions within south africa and engaged in crony capitalism and undermined a sense of democracy. had an election but it was clearly phony. he was heralding -- it's an unusual speech because at one point, he talked about in south africa, the importance of markets, but it's -- there are points that clearly -- >> laura: it was wild. karl, hold that thought. more on this breaking news out of "the new york times" next. any paint can change the way a room looks. but only one can change how it feels. century, from benjamin moore, is the first-ever soft touch matte finish paint. its revolutionary texture unlocks 75 unprecedented colors, each with exquisite depth and richness. it's a difference you can see, touch, and feel. that's proudly particular. century. only at select

news. ii taxi drivers have been shot dead in south africa. on saturday as they were returning tojohannesburg from a funeral. four others are seriously injured in hospital. rivalry between groups running minibus taxi routes has led to violence in the past. south african journalist ayanda mhlongo has been telling us about what the motivation could be behind the attack. certainly a horrific incident taking place here in south africa, and the problems of violence. the police have said they do not know what the motive of this latest heinous act is. it's believed to be linked to ongoing turf wars in the city of johannesburg between the ivory park association. they have had quite long battles between themselves and other rival associations over routes, and that's generally been what has been the reason behind the taxi violence across south africa, starting way back to the 1980s were the taxis started operating in south africa and we were seeing wars. every single problem in this country... the reasoning behind that has always been a battle over rout

now time for some of the other stories making news around the world gunmen in south africa opened fire on a minivan taxi drivers killing eleven for the victims were reportedly returning from a colleague's funeral when they were ambushed police are still investigating motives but suspects but suspect tensions between rival taxi groups is behind the killings . a suicide bombing in northwest pakistan has killed another candidate running in wednesday's general election his driver also died in the blast and all the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack and if the latest in a string of pre-election violence earlier this month another suicide blast killed one hundred fourteen people. french president emanuel mccall has ordered a reorganization of his office after knowledge and feelings in the way the presidency has a scandal over. who was beating protesters on may day. was fired on friday but opponents accuse mccall of trying to cover up the incident french prosecutors on sunday laid a series of charges against. has remembered the tens of thousands of people killed in de

appearing ini think, it's got to be put in the south africa, he is being hosted by nelson mandela's widow, he'sn giving a lecture, he's in the ns presence of the new president on south africa who has come to the presence of the has come to officea huge conflict inside south africa ona huge conflict inside south africa over a corrupt predecessor over a corrupt predecessor who t president obama described in his sps exactly what president obama described in his speech as a sto demolished the strong man who demolished the is institutions within south africa and engaged in crony capitalism and undermined a sense of democracy. engaged in crony capitalism a had an election but it wasas undermined a sense of democracy. had an election but it clearly phony. was clearly phony. he was heralding -- it's annhe s unusual speech because at heraln unusual speech because at one point, he talked about inn on south africa, the importance ofo markets, but it's -- there areao points that clearly --markets, t >> laura: it was wild. karl, hold that thought. are points that clearly -- more on this breaking news out s of "the new york times" next. rl, hold that thought. m

south africa as military and economic partner. in the movement arose here to fight that relationship in the u.s. and south africa. the good newss mandela represents a kind of breath of across the continent of africa. he represented a vision of multiracial, nondemocratic, nonracist democratic state. he could have been elected until he died. you chose to build a democracy, political demurrer -- democracy. statute in thehe world of great leaders. the: south africa today, anc after mandela has major problems in terms of dealing with corruption within its ranks. how do you see the state of the south african people today. freedomined political and economic justice. black african, yet 10% controlled all of the land and resources. they are free but not equal. that is the next age of development. that is the next stage of development. they don't control the universities, banks, media. it is a black island, a black ocean with a white island, 10%. most of the business goes and to the 10%. the 90%, i think maybe there is a plant there. dealerships them all-white, none of them are black. the next phase -- real fast. now that have gained po

britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime ministers margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen leaving south africa. did you know then that he wasn't a terrorist and also monday denounced five years before he walked to freedom and began to transform the country and the guy. a peaceful change from the evil of a policy to a nonracial democracy he was denounced five years before that by the british prime minister's a terrorist why did that she do that because the west with the exception of scandinavian countries like sweden in particular did not support the anti-apartheid struggle they claim to be against apartheid who wouldn't the most evil institutionalized system of racism the world has ever seen who wouldn't say they were against it but they didn't do anything about it on the contrary they gave a nod and a wink to the protests or a government to continue to sell you know says and they sold our whips they continued the trade they sold tortured quick moment and so on and trained a lot of their intelligence services who committed assassinations a

new banners of freedom.' thank you very much, south africa, thank you."pplause] >> sunday night on q&a, the daughter of american diplomat george kennan discusses her memoir, "daughter of the cold war." i met vladimir putin in st. petersburg in st. petersburg. they substituted the deputy mayor. i was notyed because meeting with the mayor. cagey b.had been

president donald trump's new trade tariffs chinese president xi jinping is on a four nation tour of africa with stops in senegal wanda south africa and the visit to senegal was she's first trip to west africa as leader at a joint news conference with senegalese president he said africa was china's natural ally and announced several new deals. we have attended the signature of a slew of corporation agreements in various domains ranging from justice and technical corporation infrastructure promotion of human capital and civil. the development of china will bring more opportunities to africa and the development of africa will bring energy development of china. or china is africa's biggest trading partner according to the chinese ministry of commerce trade between the two sides accounted for nearly one hundred seventy billion dollars last year chinese exports to africa reach ninety four point seven billion dollars while african countries imported seventy five billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing has several large scale projects across the continent as part of its so-called belt and road initiative which aims to provi

south africa has such a high incidence of assault burglary and rape. me unemployment and crime have slowed south africa's progress in the post regular era. this nelson mandela square in center news a pleasant place this is where the rich and beautiful meet along with those who aspire to join the elite club. the father of the nation is a source of inspiration his charm and presence electrified the masses feeding expectations of a better life. to them indeed. i can explain the way he is to me on the way i look at human ness and name and so many things from his dealings not on any of my you know he has got the qualities of a whole site wisdom basi if i may say so. once things done it once and done as i know. my diva the father of the nation teaches his people the values of collective leadership respect benevolence and an eye for everyone's needs the our the we would have been in big big trouble in south africa headed not being at that crucial moment in in the history of our country he was at the head of. that might need them and get back to stay there be a better life for all of us but it needs the whole country to do that. god for the hour we. really need we sitting on a powder ca

this is deja news coming to you live from berlin donor trump international south africa need to analyze what germany as far as i'm concerned captive to russia because of. course for our work. trump launches a stinging attack on germany in particular and says that all in the two members are taking advantage of america what this means for the transatlantic alliance. also coming up of one of germany's longest and most notorious neo nazi murder trials and rip a life sentence today be out of the only surviving member of a neo nazi whose racially motivated crimes shocked the nation was still would she spend the rest of her life in jail. and welcome to thought she spock's already flying in brussels ahead of a summit of major leaders which has just got underway he was present dollar trump arrived at nato headquarters a short while ago he's made clear that he expects america's european allies to pay more for their defense of this morning at a meeting with the nato head yeah staunton bug trunk took particular aim at jim and here's what he said dirty as far as i'm concerned this captive to russia

i'm sure some of the other stories making news around the world the annual brics summit opened today in south africa bringing together the world's fastest developing economies brazil russia india china and south africa this year's meeting is expected to focus on revitalizing africa's industrialization . more than six hundred migrants have crossed the border fence between morocco and the spanish territory of sweater hoping to claim asylum some had to be treated for injuries after scrambling over a razor why the biggest breach of the fence for more than a year people who make it across the often deportee back to north africa. police in china say that a man with what they called my father work device was behind that explosion of the u.s. embassy in the capital beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as the twenty six year old china's in among gold you have beaten they've also said that he was the only person injured because motive is currently unclear. there are major international conference on dividing the spread of the hiv virus which causes aids is taking place in amsterdam in the net

nearly two hours it's visible from europe the middle east straightly asia south america and africa those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera office know the n.d.s. by phone or. there's no this does not a cookie. van is being ladysmith out of film of all but if you get one with only but i keep the faith coca leaf has been a staple in bolivian society for centuries it is also the rowing gradient of cocaine. for twenty years the governments of believe yet backed by the da the u.s. drug enforcement administration sought to eradicate the plant. and in past. it would have been in place. in two thousand and eight the new radical government took an unprecedented step and throughout the day. today they claim to control production while respecting the traditions passed down by their ancestors. but drug traffickers have also adapted it. and they will soon perfect or will be very unfair for you we're going to be seeing is that we're not. going to. bolivia remains a help for international drug traffickers whose tentacles reach the highest levels of government. monday morning of the coulee from our couldn't

new banners of freedom." thank you very much, south africa! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] announcer: sunday night on q&a, the daughter of american ennon discusses k her memoir. >> i met vladimir putin in 91. >> was he deputy mayor. >> yes. i was running a business consulting firm. i had a meeting with a real mayor, he was called away, so they substituted the deputy mayor, putin. i knew that he had been kgb, i was sort of a negative about it all. he came in, and he was equally negative. he didn't want to meet with some american woman who claimed to run a business. i think he was very suspicious of women. he had no gallantry. coldest -- the coldest eyes i had ever seen. very big, blue, cold eyes. all i could think of is, i wonder what would happen if he was interrogating me. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. as part of our your long 50 capital store, we recently made alaska.ney to juneau, this weekend on book tv and american history tv, we will there. hour our stops we will delve into alaska's unique history

let's get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world the annual bric summit opened today in south africa bringing together the world's fast developing economies brazil russia india china and south africa this year's meeting is expected to focus on revitalizing africa's industrialization. more than six hundred migrants have crossed the border fence between morocco and spanish territory say c.-o. tough hoping to claim asylum some had to be treated for injuries after scrambling over the razor wire it's the biggest breach of the fence in over a year people who made it across are often deported back to northern africa and police in china say that a man with a firework device was behind an explosion at the u.s. embassy in the capital beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as twenty six year old from china's inner mongolia region and that the suspect was the only person injured the man's motive is currently unclear. a u.s. court set a deadline of today to reunite separated migrant children with their parents the department of homeland security claims that it is on track to comply

politics in the united states is something that i think still resonates in south africa years a strong powerful black leader who charted a new cold school is country these are all things that south africans really enjoy seeing even if it is outside of our own unique it all it was good talking to thanks for joining us for the vets from a business insider south africa. well only something we all know also among those birth we asked young people across africa well the on here part i can means to them . down. for you now can learn to love me i've been bold. i was hard. i'll challenge the next generation i believe are. critical to as an individual he has inspired me. to last for i don't know where we'll be today. taking the pill i really disagree. here but he. wasn't just playing on the people who. run the lead to me. monday looks to me he's just a little to follow. yeah. someone. looking at the. one with the sash. on the. person. so it's good to stand up for what you believe in it we. would leave it at that but i mean. look. i. united nations migration agency says almost fifty one thousand migrants of cross the mediterranean to

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new banners of freedom . thank you very much south africa. >>. [cheering]. >> coming up live today on c-span, cindy lawyer on democrat plans to create jobs and spur economic growth gathering in new eastern general speeches and legislative business at2:00 . on c-span2 discussion about combating violent extremism in the senate returns at 3 pm eastern and considers the nomination of robert wilkie to be the next territory of veterans affairs. confirmation is set for 5:30 and on c-span3 jim bronstein joins his predecessors to mark the 60th anniversary of the nasa and later in the day un ambassador nikki haley and israel's ambassador attend the summit commemorating the 70th anniversary of israel's independence . x. >> supreme court nominee, is to meet with editors on capitol hill. follow the confirmation on c-span leading up to the hearings and votes. what line c-span anytime on cspan.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> the c-span buses traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. the bus stop in anchorage alaska asking folks what'

president donald trump's new trade tariffs chinese president xi jinping is on a four nation tour of africa with stops in senegal wanda south africa and the visit to senegal was she's first trip to west africa as leader at a joint news conference with senegalese president he said africa was trying to natural ally and announce several new deals. we have attended the signature of a slew of corporation agreements in various domains ranging from justice and technical corporation infrastructure promotion of human capital and civil. the development of china will bring more opportunities to africa and the development of africa will bring energy development of china. or china is africa's biggest trading partner according to the chinese ministry of commerce trade between the two sides accounted for nearly one hundred seventy billion dollars last year chinese exports to africa reach ninety four point seven billion dollars while african countries imported seventy five billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing has several large scale projects across the continent as part of its so-called belt and road initiative which aims to prov

south africa. in a statement to abc news she said in part, this is called conservation through game management. >>an animal to save other animals doesn't sound logical. because it isn't. >> reporter: kitty block of the humane society of the united states says hunting is never a form of conservation. >> if you want to help conservation, there are so many ways to do that. you can give to so many different good organizations. it's never a way to protect animals by bringing them into your ranch and having them shot for funding. >> reporter: hunting is one part of the $2 billion a year exotic industry in texas. according to the exotic wildlife association. in all there are 5,000 ranches in texas with exotics. most of them are not hunting ranches. >> i don't derive any revenue at the end of a gun. >> reporter: ryan gilroy, founder of wildlife partners, isn't against hunting but he has a very different approach. >> all the revenue we generate is generated as a result of selling live animals. and we're not selling them for the purpose of hunting. we're selling them for the purpose of breeding. this area t

but the united states and south africa it's a good talking to thanks for joining us for the vet from a business insider south africa. now to some of the other stories making news around the world very developed have some people killed on flight m.h. seventy plus down the ukraine have been marking the disastrous fourth anniversary during a ceremony in the netherlands each relative read out the names and ages of the deceased family and of those two hundred ninety eight people who were killed when the plane was shot down by a russian made missile international investigators have claimed pro russian rebels . and the european court of human rights has condemned the treatment of a russian punk band pussy riot and censored protests against president putin in twenty twelve a band members were sentenced to two years in prison for their protest in a moscow theater a judge ordered the sentence was too harsh and ordered russia to pay nearly fifty thousand euros in damages. a migrant aid group has accused the libyan coast guard of abandoning women and children at sea and the foundering and the spanish group open arms says it recovered one survivor plus a dead mother and ch

summit in south africa last week what dangers lie ahead for brazil russia india china and south africa trying to forge a post imperial world free of u.s. federal reserve neoliberalism joining me from new hampshire in the u.s. is who else the former consultant lead to the u.n. the i.m.f. and the u.s. treasury john perkins author of confessions of an economic hitman the shocking story of how america took over the world john thanks so much for coming back on the show so back in your day when you were an economic hit man how would you have responded to this new kid on the block seeming to undermine or these threatening to undermine the i.m.f. and the world bank's supremacy you know i mean we had a similar situation through the soviet union it was on the same by anybody but there was a there was a balance so if we were to strive to hurt it strong i mean or untrue like let's say there were two or lundy or indonesia. their governments i turned to the soviet union. and force us to try to soften our approach and then after the soviet union collapsed in the early ninety's they roll back the iona and their sister organizations had a monopoly. and they really abuse that i think that's a shame and

. >>> we're back with the dramatic new video of a vintage airplane crashing in south africa. a passenger inside shooting this video as flames came out of the engine during the sightseeing trip. the plane was brushing the treetops as the pilot tried to stay in the air. the video goes to black. you can hear it there. that's the moment of impact right there. and then it shows the chaos in the cabin just after the crash. the plane crashed into a dairy plant near pretoria. the flight engineer and a worker on the ground were killed. both pilots remain in a coma. >>> las vegas police are investigating the actions of two officers involved in a deadly shootout on a busy street. one officer's body camera shows him in pursuit of two shooting suspects. he opens fire through his windshield after someone in the suv shoots at him. that suv then rolls into an elementary school. one suspect escapes and the other suspect was shot and killed. abc's matt gutman spoke with former fbi counterterrorism official steve gomez about whether the officer's actions were justified. >> you're whether your l

the jitterbug criticism of israel but how far away from a new global order following three days of events at this year's bric summit in south africa we speak to american author and former economic hitman john buchan's bolus them all coming up at today's going underground but first whatever happened to theresa may and labor blairite support for a war on syria how did syria suddenly disappear from mainstream media we need to political solution a political long term solution which sees a syria without assad and why is our friend hillary clinton not saying things like this any more air strikes will have to be combined with ground forces actually taking back more territory here across the pond another hillary has gone very quiet about his grand syria campaign that some suspected was just another blairite leadership group against jeremy corbyn my favorite to replace theresa may we know about fascists is that they need to be defeated. and it is why as we have heard tonight. show socialists and trade unionists and others join the international brigade in the one nine hundred thirty s. to fight against franco it's why this entire house sto

new currency to honor him. but the legacy of the freedomr fighrned icon is complex in south africa. >> there are many people who tel it is useless and futile for us to contintalk peace and nonviolence. reporter: from the call for armed struggle to the voice of reconciliation, nelson mandela took many journeys in his life. the global icon would have been celebrating his 100th birthday today. a world-renowned photographer documented south africa's transition into democracy and followed mandela closely through his le. >> i woun't be surprised if one day the catholic church says it was one of us, he was an angel. things take time. 100n't beis surpr if years from now, maybe earlier. reporter: not everyone feels this way. a young activist says that nelson mandela and his generation should be left in the past. >> we have nelson mandela shoved down our throats literally as the only stalwart, the only icon that contributed to the freedom we supposedly have. i'm not going to worship nelson mandela. he did what he did. thanks. but he was not the only person. reporter: a researcher and author who recently released a compil

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