cyril ramaphosa and, in nkosazana dlamini-zuma. ini-zuma is the ex—wife of jacob zuma and is promising to put more of the country's economy and land back in black hands, she is a former foreign and health minister, but critics say she is too close to jacob zuma. cyril ramaphosa is currently the deputy president and is running on an anticorruption ticket, he is backed by the business community and in others say he is most popular with the middle classes. we are here to support cyril ramaphosa to become oui’ to support cyril ramaphosa to become our next president, to clean the anc from corruption. we support nkosazana dlamini—zuma because i think what she is advocating for, she speaks a lot about economic transformation. whoever eventually wins will be well placed to become president of south africa in the next general election in 2090, but also faces the huge challenge of united is divided party. —— 2019. also this hour... the islamic state group says it carried out an attack on a methodist church in the pakistani city of quetta on s

nkosaza na dlamini—zuma is ramaphosa is more business friendly. nkosazana is speaking what the language of the mastersm terms of how significant this is, give us the sense of how important these change of leadership is after two terms of president zuma? that is a very important question. in a way it is why we are covering this conference. the anc is 105 years old, the oldest movement in the continent. it is the largest political party in south africa with the largest number of members. political party in south africa with the largest number of membersm holds south africa together. everyone believes that if the anc colla pses, everyone believes that if the anc collapses, then you will have a big problems in south africa. now there is the introduction of coalition politics and the prospect that if the anc loses and it seems now it is in deep trouble internally, they have squabbles, corruption allegations, factionalism, as president zuma has said in his final address and they may not win the elections and we may end up with a coalition of smaller political par

nkosazana dlamini-zuma is the former wife of president jacob zuma. she is astute in her own right. she has held senior cabinet positions and south africa's government, including interior minister. she came back from the african union, where she was chairperson a single term. she is a woman, and a lot of people would like that to happen now, a woman leading the country as the president of the anc, of south africa. the problem is she is closely affiliated with her former husband. people have not been happy with zuma. zuma's time presiding over the country and the anc has taken the party and country to places it has never been before. high levels of corruption. we heard things like state capture, private individuals having a say in cabinet decisions. people are very unhappy with zuma within the party and outside more broadly. her being closely affiliated with him, having his endorsement, has not helped her at all. laila: i would like you to expand on that if you can. of course, the anc heads such a moral authority in south africa. the entire world, basically, during nelson mandela's m

candidates, one is cyril ramaphosa, jacob zuma's deputy president, and the other is doctor nkosazana dlamini—zumawho support cyril ramaphosa, largely middle—class. they think he will have inclusive growth and he will kick—start south africa's sluggish economy. those who support nkosaza na dlamini—zuma believe that as the economic landscape is still drawn along apartheid lines, they believe that she would try and get the economy into the hands of the majority, that is to black people. those are the obvious differences between the two candidates, but they are both anti—apartheid activist, they have their own credentials in the anti—apartheid struggle, and they are supported by the same people in the same party who support the same policies. attending the equivalent conference at the time the jacob zuma became party leader, when he succeeded thabo mbeki, who effectively was forced out of the job, the thabo mbeki, who effectively was forced out of thejob, the bad blood between the two calms was quite striking. idid between the two calms was quite striking. i did not see the two men speak, i was at a

dlamini—zuma, the ex—wife of presidentjacob nkosazana dlamini—zuma, the ex—wifeni—zuma, the ex—wife of presidentjacob zuma, a significant politician in her own right, i have seen between them polarisation in this party, and who ever emerges victorious, and when the votes are counted, it is a huge task for them. first in trying to unite the party which has had much infighting. and then if they managed to unite the anc and lead it to victory in elections of 2019, there isa victory in elections of 2019, there is a huge task to persuade the majority of south african voters the anc has turned its back on the age of corruption, of what is called state capture where cronies of president zuma allegedly in return for kickbacks were given chunks of state enterprise, vast sums of taxpayers' money. it is a big job to persuade south africans. the major concern, it will define whether the anc continues to be the dominant electoral force of this country. we should have a result by around 5am, as dawn comes up injohannesburg. reporting on the election of a new leader of the anc

nkosazana dlamini—zuma is more of a populist. ing to continue and expand on mr zuma's radical economic transformation from which it had seen several controversial plans come into play including what was called a mining charter which involves handing stakes in big mining companies to black south africans and more radical land policies which is worrying to some businesses and is well increasing taxation for companies. as far as cyril ramaphosa's concerned, is he seen as a more cyril ramaphosa's concerned, is he seen as a more business friendly candidates? he is certainly the market favourite. being a businessman himself. he has emphasised in his speeches that returning to growth is a priority. there are serious structural problems with the south african economy and the fact that part of his main constituency is trade unions, it will be quite difficult for him to push through reforms like privatising state enterprises or reforms of some such. it is assumed the announcement expected in a few hours off the leader of the anc could then

contenders to succeed him are the deputy president, cyril ramaphosa, and former cabinet minister nkosazana dlamini—zuma president zuma's ex—wife. during his speech mr zuma, whose presidency has been blighted by corruption allegations, called for an end to "party infighting." our africa editor fergal keane has more. not since the anc came to power 23 years ago has so much depended on the votes of its party members. an organisation that held together through more than eight decades of white rule is now bitterly divided. they sing the same song but support very different visions. this conference isn'tjust about the future of a liberation movement, a political party. it's about the future of this country. will the anc elect a new leader who has promised to sweep away corruption? the anc has always been good at shows of unity, like the clasped hands of the two contenders, dr dlamini—zuma and the man targeting corruption, cyril ramaphosa, both vying for delegates' votes. who would you like to see as your next president? nkosaza na dlamini—zuma. nkosazana dlamini—zuma, she's going to be the president. definit

contenders, dr dlamini—zuma and the man targeting corruption, cyril ramaphosa, both vying for delegates' votes. who would you like to see as your next president? nkosaza na dlamini—zuma. nkosazanao be the president. definitely? yeah, definitely. you'll see, you'll see. you can see, look at the numbers. who do you think will be the next leader? cyril ramaphosa with be the president, no doubt. the mandate is for cyril ramaphosa to be the next president of the african national congress and to be the next president the republic of south africa. dr dlamini—zuma is a senior politician in her own right but is also the ex—wife of jacob zuma. cyril ramaphosa could prove his nemesis if he makes good on his anti—corruption rhetoric. the president's allies have sought to portray ramaphosa as the puppet of greedy white business, hence this swipe in his speech. we need to find ways of protecting the anc from corporate greed and ensure that the decisions we take are informed by the policies of the anc and are not dictated by... are not dictated to by business interests. africa's oldest liberation movement is fraying, even in the face of poignant pleas for unity. whoever is elected leader tomo

they are definitely going with ndz, which is nkosazana dlamini—zuma.d. milton, tell us a bit about the two rivals, the two frontrunners for the job, who are they? there were seven of them at the beginning, two have fallen away, and it looks like the others definitely won't make the cut when it comes to it. the delegates are now meeting, over 5000 of them making the decision. they are supporting cyril ramaphosa, he is a lawyer by background, he is the current deputy president of south africa. cyril ramaphosa was leading the negotiations alongside nelson mandela to end white minority rule in the early ‘90s. he left politics, went into business, became incredibly wealthy, and returned in 2012. now he is leading by about 500 delegates. 0n the other side is dr nkosazana dlamini—zuma, president jacob zuma's former wife. to be fair to her, that's not her only credential — she is a medical doctor, graduated from bristol university. she also has qualifications from liverpool university. she was nelson mandela's first health minister in a post—apartheid administ

there are two candidates — deputy president cyril ramaphosa, or nkosazana dlamini—zuma, a former cabinet—wife of president zuma. but whoever gets the job, faces a monumental challenge of reviving investor confidence in south africa and revitalising an economy which has been left in tatters by zuma. the current president inherited an economy in distress in 2009, but he also made it worse. under his leadership — which has been defined by corruption and the weakening of the country's institutions — south africa has endured two economic recessions in less than a decade. unemployment stands at a whopping 27.7%. the growth forecast for this year is just 0.7%. and government debt is more than two trillion rand. the dire state of the economy and its level of debt have led s&p and fitch to cut sa's credit rating to junk, while moody's is keeping itjust abovejunk status, but on review. lerato mbele joins us from johannesburg. it's good to see you. bring us up to date with the latest, as we said, it's down to these final two candidates. what can we expect to hear later? it has been an evening of vo

those who support nkosazana dlamini—zuma believe that as the economic landscape of south africa is stillbelieve that she will try and get the economy into the hands of the majority, that is, to black people. those are the obvious differences between the two candidates but they are both anti—apartheid activists, they have got their own credentials in the anti—apartheid struggle, so they are supported by the same people who are in the same party, who support the same policies. i was struck, attending the conference at the time that jacob zuma became party leader when he succeeded thabo mbeki, who effectively was forced out of the job. and the kind of bad blood between the two camps was quite striking. there was... i didn't see the two men speak, i was at diplomatic reception, and they were practically next to each other but didn't look at each other or speak to each other. jacob zuma was circulating, shaking hands, greeting people. he has been a big figure on the political stage in south africa. does either of these candidates measure up to him in terms of impact they are likely to make? a

we support comrade nkosazana dlamini—zuma because i think what she's advocating for, she speaks a lotuestion of radical economic transformation. whoever eventually wins will be well placed to become president of south africa in the next general election in 2019, but also faces the huge challenge of uniting a divided party. the white house has confirmed the cia provided intelligence to russian security services that helped foil a terror attack. russian agents raided a flat allegedly used as a base to plan an attack on the kazan cathedral in st petersburg. seven people were detained on charges of being members of so—called islamic state. president putin has thanked the us for its help. here's david willis in washington. the same to the talks to convey russia's thanks to the cia. -- vladimir putin spoke to donald trump. the intelligence was linked to stopping this attack on st petersburg and the cathedral, an iconic cathedral and other parts of the city, which are known to be of prime interest to tourists from around the world. what is interesting about this is that the two lea d e rs in

dlamini—zuma. they wire for... they are going with nkosazana dlamini—zuma.hey are concerned. tell us as far as they are concerned. tell usa as far as they are concerned. tell us a bit about the two rivals, the two frontrunners for the job, who are they? there were seven at the beginning, two have fallen away and it looks like the others will definitely won't make the cut when it comes to it. the delegate our meeting, over 5000 of them making the decision. they are supporting a lawyer by background on the one side, deputy president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa. he alongside nelson mandela led negotiations to end white minority rule. went into business, became wealthy, and has returned in 2012. 0n the other side is dr nkosazana dlamini—zuma, president zuma's former wife. that is not only a medical dr graduated from bristol university. qualifications additionally from liverpool university, nelson mandela's first health minister in a post—apartheid administration. she then went to become the chairperson of african union. currently an ordinary member of parli

ramaphosa, and the former foreign minister succeed president zuma as leader of the party. and nkosazana dlamini—zuma former wives. zuma standing down after leading the organisation for ten years. his replacement will be the leader of the anc, biggest political party in south africa and potentially the president of south africa. let me show you the newspapers. look at what's they are saying. a picture of the two frontrunners. look at the tabloid. normally reserving its pages for soapy gossip. look at what they have today. down to the wire for cr17 and ndz... they are going with nkosaza na dlamini—zuma. they are saying she would be a better leader as far as they are concerned. tell us a bit about the two rivals, the two frontrunners for the job, who are they? there were seven at the beginning, two have fallen away and it looks like the others definitely won't make the cut when it comes to it. the delegate are meeting, over 5000 of them making the decision. they are supporting a lawyer by background on the one side, deputy president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa. he alongside nelson mandela led nego

supporting his former wife, n kosaza na supporting his former wife, nkosaza na dlamini—zuma, to supporting his former wife, nkosazanad him. today, cyril ramaphosa emerged victorious. this means that the anc will begin to take a new direction in terms of leadership style. remember, we are still talking about the same party and the same policies. therefore, dr nkosazana dlamini—zuma, as well as cyril ramaphosa, would still have to implement the same policies. now, cyril ramaphosa, at the helm, is going to try to move this in a much more business friendly direction. he has been campaigning on an anti—corruption has been campaigning on an anti—corru ption ticket. has been campaigning on an anti-corruption ticket. we mentioned earlier the fact that there have been very deep divisions that have opened up and had become increasingly clear in this election result. how do you see that power struggle now resolving itself, not right at the top, because we have cyril ramaphosa being elected, but underneath him? how will that work out? it will not go away overnight, thatis out? it will not go away overnight, that is my thinking.

the other person is nkosazana dlamini—zuma. uption against mr zuma and he has fought desperately for these never to come to court. of course, he denies them all. he and the gupta family have siphoned off all of the funds. for these option charges to be fully investigated and the beast —— for these people to be held accountable? what of the future ofjacob held accountable? what of the future of jacob zuma? he held accountable? what of the future ofjacob zuma? he remains the president of south africa. he is just not the president of the anc from this weekend. the question then is where does that real power lies between him and his successor? if it is he and nkosazana dlamini—zuma, he will be all right. if it is cyril ramaphosa, it may be stormy times ahead because then we will need to know where the real division of power lies. and briefly, the impact of this globally? south africa is that cornerstone of southern african economy and politics and we have just had the big change with mugabe a link next door. —— mcgarvey —— robert mu

contenders to succeed him are the deputy president, cyril ramaphosa, and former cabinet minister nkosazana dlamini—zumaident zuma's ex—wife. they were thought to be lost forever, but now tv shows starring cilla black and pete postlethwaite will be seen for the first time in decades at an exhibition in london. the event by the british film institute celebrates the discovery of programmes which were believed to have disappeared from the archives. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has had a preview. could learn a lot of things from you. you shine at everything you do. cilla black and dudley moore on the bbc variety show, this episode has not been seen since it first transmitted in march 1968. a copy has turned up in the house of a formerfairground owner has turned up in the house of a former fairground owner at in blackpool, whose dad was a film collector. today it will be shown in full at the bfi in the southbank as pa rt full at the bfi in the southbank as part of their believed to be missing series. including a crackly recording of the first ever tv appearance by pete postlethwaite at the

friendly and the one on n kosaza na business friendly and the one on nkosaza na dlamini—zuma's business friendly and the one on nkosazanalamini—zuma's side are much more poor friendly as they say. they say they will transform south africa's economy radically to try and reverse the economic landscape which was shaped by white minority rule. cyril ramaphosa is talking about business friendly policies, he once include is a gross, he wants to lower the levels of unemployment which are still very high here, around 28%. but it is still the same party depending on who gets the job. that is the million—dollar question. these people will be implementing the same policies because they came from the very same party. what they will differ on is style, tone and implementation. we are waiting to see how they will shape south africa and try and bring back this african national congress movement which was once led by nelson mandela and which carry the hopes of south africans at the end of apartheid. now it is an organisation is synonymous with corruption and infighting. when we get the result? i don't know! speculation is very high, we

the other contender is president jacob zuma's former wife, dr nkosazana dlamini—zuma.al doctor by background. she was nelson mandela's first health minister in a postapartheid administration. and she served as foreign minister as well as home affairs minister. she was the chair of the african union in addis ababa. she is often referred to as jacob zuma's former wife, but to be fair to her, she is an anti—apartheid activist in her own right. and she has accomplished quite a lot in her political career. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are benedicte paviot, uk correspondent at the french broadcaster france 2a, and the defence editor of the evening standard, robert fox. police investigating the deaths of a 75—year—old canadian billionaire and his wife say the circumstances appear suspicious. barry sherman, who founded a major pharmaceutical company, was found dead with his wife honey at their mansion in toronto. reports say there was no sign

this refers to nkosazana dlamini—zuma. all eyes are to the south of johannesburg. dlamini—zuma.only dlamini—zuma. all eyes are to the south of johannesburg. only two credible candidates out of seven? del us about them. two have left the race. others will drop out. leaving cyril ramaphosa, negotiated to end white minority rule. he left for business and returned in 2012 and is the leading contender. he is up against dr nkosaza na the leading contender. he is up against dr nkosazana dlamini—zuma. the former wife of president zuma. to be fairto the former wife of president zuma. to be fair to her, that is not the only eventual, anti—apartheid activist, medical dr, from bristol university, more qualifications from liverpool university. those two adi leading contenders and we will hear later around 9am uk time. leading contenders and we will hear lateraround 9am uk time. —— leading contenders and we will hear later around 9am uk time. —— 7pm leading contenders and we will hear lateraround 9am uk time. —— 7pm uk time. severn trent water says most customers who were cut off in the tewke

the front—runners are anc veteran nkosazana dlamini—zuma, and deputy president cyril ramaphosa. acob zuma's leadership, the party has been plagued by allegations of corruption and cronyism, and the row over his governance has split the party down the middle. there is a desire that the vote should bring africa's oldest liberation movement back together. i hope that on the conference floor people find one another, because it has not been easy over the last five years to come here. it is a hope against hope, maybe, but i hope that the life of the anc which is dying slowly, somehow surgery will be performed here today and that the patient will be saved. the anc has been losing support in the last few years, and the two candidates have very different ideas on how to arrest that decline. it has been such a bitter fight that whoever wins will have the difficult task of bringing the opposing faction on board but with a national election in just two years, many say unless the party cleans up house, it could find itself out of power for the first time since the end of apartheid. pumza fihl

leader will be one of two people: deputy president cyril ramaphosa or former foreign minister nkosazana dlamini—zumat's former wives. the victor is likely to become the country's next president after elections in 2019. the bbc‘s milton nkosi, who's outside the anc conference in johannesburg, says it will be a close—fought contest. the infighting has been as better —— and bitter as they get. the infighting had been worse than anybody thought the anc would be suffering in posta pa rtheid anybody thought the anc would be suffering in postapartheid south africa. everyone i have spoken to, the experts, the delegates, the spin doctors, they are telling me it is going to be a photo finish. i also think that the margin will be so tight that it is hard to predict who will now, as we speak, be the next president of the african national congress. therefore, potentially, the next president of south africa. jacob zuma's time as president of south africa has taken its toll on the anc. what challenges will his successoi’ the anc. what challenges will his successor face? well, president jacob zuma will have his or

candidates, it is widely thought that two have the best chance of winning, cyril ramaphosa and nkosazana dlamini—zumaphosa is currently the deputy president and is running on an anticorruption ticket. some analysts say he is most popular with the middle—class and has gained a lot of support from anc around the country. dlamini—zuma is jacob zuma's former wife. she promises to put more of the country's economy back into black hands. critics say she is too close to jacob zuma. whoever comes out on top of the anc leadership battle in the coming days will be well placed to become the country's president in 2019. it is at a time when south africa has faced two economic recessions in less than one decade. unemployment stands at more than 27% and gross national debt at $150 billion. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a senior un official has strongly criticised the wealth gap between rich and poor people in america. philip alston said the us government's tax reform bill — together with the health and welfare reforms proposed to pay for it — could produce a dramatic increase in i

delegates casting a secret ballot to choose either the deputy president cyril ramaphosa, or nkosazana dlamini—zumawife of president jacob zuma. 0ur south africa correspondent milton nkosi is injohannesburg. is there a result yet? not yet. we are all waiting with bated breath. the delegates, you can see around me, have been coming out of the dining hall. everyone is in speculating mode, speculating on social media. 0thers speculating mode, speculating on social media. others say they cannot ta ke social media. others say they cannot take the anxiety, they are waiting for this result because the leader of the anc will be leading the largest political party in south africa with a membership ofi million. this is the oldest liberation movement on the african continent. incredibly important not just for south africa but for the continent as well. many thanks. a former chief nursing officer, the right reverend sarah mullally, has become the most senior woman in the church of england, after being nominated as bishop of london. bishop sarah was made a dame in 2005 for services to nursing, and will replace

delegates are choosing between the deputy president, cyril ramaphosa, and former foreign minister nkosazana dlamini—zumapresident putin has acknowledged the help of the cia in preventing terror attacks in st petersburg. he said he had told president trump the information had helped to track down and detain a terrorist group preparing blasts in kazan cathedral and other public places in the city. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to our look back at the week in parliament. from triumph to defeat: theresa may's had a roller—coaster of a week with brexit. we are going to leave but we are going to do it in a smooth and orderly way. but smooth and orderly was not how it turned out in the commons. but i have to say, it is too late, i'm sorry, you cannot treat the house in this fashion. also on the programme, one mp pleads for better refuges for victims of domestic violence. i want to see caring, well—paid support workers sitting over there clients who are so traumatised they cannot eat. i want lives to be rebuilt. it started off so well. theresa may took her place in the commons on mo

on the other side is dr nkosazana dlamini—zuma, president zuma's former wife.ualifications additionally from liverpool university, nelson mandela's first health minister in a post—apartheid administration. she then went to become the chairperson of african union. currently an ordinary member of parliament. when will we know, milton? we think that voting and perhaps the results will come late into the night, around 9pm local time, about 7pm your time. mps have expressed "serious doubts" that the ministry of defence will be able to afford all the new military equipment it plans to buy. a report by the commons defence select committee says the mod will struggle to make the necessary savings it needs to pay for newjets, warships and armoured vehicles, as ian palmer reports. police in australia have charged a man in sydney they suspect of acting as an economic agent to broker the sale of missiles and military expertise from north korea. they named him as chan han choi, who is originally from south korea. police said they believed he also tried to facilitate the sale

dlamini—zuma. president jacob zuma's former wife, doctor nkosazana dlamini-zuma. those details. former prime minister david cameron is taking on a new government—linked role, as the uk and china step up cooperation on investment. in a statement from the chancellor, who is in beijing for a second day of talks, it says cameron will be involved in a new $1 billion fund to invest in the uk, china and other countries wildfires in southern california are continuing to burn out of control, scorching an area larger than new york city and paris combined. firefighters are now preparing to defend towns along the pacific coast, as fierce winds are forecast to whip up the flames, which have so far burned 400 square miles in 12 days. 0ur correspondent james cook is in the town of fillmore, which is under threat from the fire. 12 days on, and still it burns. more than 8,000 men and women are now battling this blaze, saving homes one by one. not far from here, the fire claimed the life of 32—year—old cory iverson, a firefighter, a father, and a husband. he is survived by his wife

ramaphosa, is up againstjacob zuma's wife, nkosaza na ramaphosa, is up againstjacob zuma's wife, nkosazana dlamini—zuma southern california are continuing to burn out of control, scorching an area larger than new york city and paris combined. firefighters are now preparing to defend towns along the pacific coast, as fierce winds are forecast to whip up the flames, which have so far burned 400 square miles in 12 days. 0ur correspondent james cook is in the town of fillmore, which is under threat from the fire. 12 days on, and still it burns. more than 8,000 men and women are now battling this blaze, saving homes one by one. not far from here, the fire claimed the life of 32—year—old cory iverson, a firefighter, a father, and a husband. he is survived by his wife, ashley, his two—year—old daughter evie. cory and ashley are expecting a second daughter this spring. the fire has destroyed homes, too, more than 700 of them. and another 18,000 buildings remain at risk. this is one of five homes in this tiny neighbourhood which was destroyed when the flames swept through here so fast that firefighters had to a

however, it does seem as though his main rival, nkosazana dlamini-zuma, the former african union chairwomanhe biggest number of branches on her side. so, the number of bridges that have elected her have the biggest number of delegates. it could really come down to the numbers when we get into the secret ballot, which is expected to start sometime on saturday. anna: thank you very much for the update. we'll catch up with you next week. joining us there from south africa. up next, european leaders will approve the next stage of brexit talks today. but with diverging views on what a deal should look like, has eu unity reached its limit? on brexit, migration and other matters, perhaps. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: good morning from dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm manus cranny. anna: i am anna edwards. from the eu summit in brussels. matt: and i am live in the new bloomberg london headquarters. here are today's top stories. green light for trade talks today in brussels. eu leaders are set to give the go-ahead for brexit negotiations to enter the next phase. senator marco rubio sa

there are two contenders, nkosazana dlamini—zuma, president jacob zuma former wife and to be fair, thatn 2012 and now he is running for the topjob. those are 2012 and now he is running for the top job. those are the two contenders for what the delegates had been voting on. there‘s been major disruption at the world‘s busiest airport, in atlanta in the united states, as a result of a power cut. some passengers were left in darkened terminals at atlanta‘s hartsfield—jackson airport. more than 1000 flights have been cancelled and many are being diverted elsewhere. the airport typically handles more than 250,000 passengers and almost 2,500 flights every day. a former nhs chief nurse has been named as the next bishop of london — the third most senior position in the church of england. the right reverend sarah mullally is currently the bishop of crediton in devon. she became a priest in 2006 and has spent over 35 years in the nhs. bishop sarah — who was made a dame in 2005 for services to nursing — will be the most senior woman in the church and will get a seat in the house of lords. iam i am

the 65-year-old veteran narrowly defeated nkosazana dlamini-zuma.edged to revive the nation's economy. frome joined johannesburg. how hard is it going to be for cyril ramaphosa to exert control, given his slim win? >> it will be a tough ask for him. he would prepare to have a much clearer -- you would prefer to have a much clearer mandate. be a tough askk. francine: how are the markets taking this? markets havee welcomed mr. ramaphosa's victory. ng upw the rand rampig on friday on expectations that he would win. francine: so, what's next for jacob zuma? >> that is the million-dollar question, as to whether he can maintain, stay in office. his second term is due to expire sometime in mid-2019. it will be interesting to see if the new leadership decides to remove him i think mr. ramaphosa would have liked to have done that. francine: thank you so much. us, simon derrick. i bring you over to my rand chart. it's as impl simple chart going back to december of 2016. what does this tell us about asset classes? mean, the inflation is business friendly. it t