our teeth. corolla taught law reports from pretoria. after 12 months of negotiation and deadlock between them one month the american retailer, which owns a microphone here in south africa. as well as the union account. this is what it's come to, a visit to the u. s. embassy. but while you understand that when the company wal mart came in to sort of, we got it promised that it will adhere to billy bob legislation in south africa in terms of allowing workers to join the union of the twice engage with collective bargaining. but over the years, where doesn't been saying that the company has not been coming. good, good, good, good, good to that. but we all came to the u. s. embassy on the basis of i for that wal mart or region a through on you as a hope. so we took 4 digits. we must submit them as a here, and they should see it that they deliver the message. it's been approved in 12 months for the workers and the employer for the work as it lend that they fall go their wages as they go on numerous tickets and protests outside. villa plates f

s. embassy in pretoria. after many of them or sac by a local retailer owned by american corporation, wal mart protesters say $600.00 workers were unlawfully fired by macro. the south african company showed its staff the door after they went on strike, last jude. the demonstrators now want the u. s. to pressure wal mart to ensure south african employees are treated fairly our teeth. corolla tot lot reports from pretoria. after 12 months of negotiation and deadlock between one month, the american retailer, which owns the muck for thought, here in south africa as well as the union account. this is what it's come to a visit to the u. s. embassy. but why? you understand that when the company you warm up came in to sort of we got it promised that it will adhere to billy bob legislation in south africa in terms of a law. we work on the join a union of the dr engagement, collective bargaining. but over the years, where doesn't been saying that the company has not gotten good. good, good, good, good to that. but we c

s. embassy in pretoria, demanding fair treatment after many were tracked by a local retailer owned by the american corporation. walmart, a legislation in south africa. china promises a tough response to any move towards. ty, one's independence, which comes it made the regional leaders meeting with high ranking us official, also ahead. iranian and saudi arabia diplomat told their 1st high level meeting in 7 years with coming to you from moscow. this is our international with the latest world news updates. i'm 0 is about it's great to have you with us. a 2nd night, a violence or reps in the ok. some mosque in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces rating palestinians out of one of islam. holy sites. oh, you videos on social media, show israeli troops storming the famous mosque, arresting hundreds and injuring dozens more israeli police, you stun grenades and fire rubber coated steel bullets at palestinian worshippers. during the raid in a video, you can see israeli police smashing down doors and windows to enter the mosque with a 14 year old boy reportedly shot in the arm with live

s. embassy in pretoria. as after many of them were sacked by local retailer, this owned by the american corporation format. processors say the 600 workers were on lawfully fired by macro. the south african companies showed its staff the door after they went on strike last june, remonstrated. now want the u. s. you pressure wal mart to ensure south african employees are treated fairly ortiz corolla, tutner reports from pretoria. after 12 months of negotiation and deadlock between wal mart, the american retailer, which own muck was here in south africa as well as the union. so how this is what did come to a visit to the u. s. embassy. but why? you understand that when the company walmart came in to sort of we got it promised that it will adhere to billy bob legislation is not obligated in terms of a law. we work on the join a union of that try engagement, quoted bargaining. but over the years, where doesn't been saying that the company has not gotten good to that, but we came to the u. s. embassy on the basis

got a bill, is that part of the news in pretoria? and the u. s. embassy. oh, come on. ill stories do checkouts. all websites are c dot com in the meantime. my name is peter scott, me back in around about 30 minutes time with another rundown of all the latest. i hope. see you then. mm. for the hello, i'm manila chan you are tuned into modus operandi. he is often called the most powerful man on the planet. not joe biden, not choosing, paying, not one of your poor, neither. in fact, he's not an elective leader at all. today we're talking about cloud schwab, who's reach from the world economic forum has no borders. just who is this man and why do elected leaders? listen, they have. all right, let's get into the the me, the year was 938 germany saw the rise of fascist dictator adolf hitler. klaus schwab was born into a nazi germany on the 30th of march that year. now later that fall, crystal knocked the night that saw thousands of jewish people rounded up by the nazis of pogrom. that would start what the world now knows as the holocaust. now this is not to say

s. embassy in pretoria. demanding fair treatment after many were sacked by a local retailer owned by the american corporation wal mart. i understand that with you all came in just about we got it, we've got it all up here to billy bob legislation in philadelphia got china promises a tough corresponds to any move towards ty, ones, independence, which comes amid the regional leaders meeting with high ranking us officials also ahead. i'm sitting in the sides, russian made c a t jack. now this is a commander schools right here where i'm sitting. our correspondence learns the basics of tank operation as r. t follows the war machines leading the russian advance in don bath with good morning for moscow. this is our teen, or national with the latest world news updates. i'm fiorella, it's about, it's great to happy with us. a 2nd night of violence or rob cindy, all ok, so mosque and occupied. east jerusalem with israeli forces rating palestinians out of one of islam. holiest sites. the new videos on social media show israeli troop dorming. the famous mos arresting hundreds of injuring dozens

a meeting on children evacuated in south african was hooping fired by a local re with empathy in pretoria. ah, the latest at world news update, it's good to happy with the slides up in israel. it's a check point, just north of jerusalem and some of the latest on verified footage circulating on social burning on a road with gunshots. apparently heard in the background, solutions in the dark, at an unspecified location. ah, this comes on to the israel military base. muslims were seen being kicked out of the press holes of palestinian worship. is that injuring many of those who come to parameter ah, posted in political honest mohammed and the jeep, saved the actions and are ready to continue that resistance ocean. and it is the good among our students and those banking, delaware, because to the evening, thoughts of the jewish bus, i'm going to close all those bank. i guess trip for about you know, so no one can. i am really right. those groups, it is a lot of, are there a holiday which will give you guys, i'll make juniors decided, you know what was decided to stay. in addition by that is wh

s. embassy in pretoria. a very we're welcome. this is all the international with the latest at world news uptake is good to happy with our new wave of violence as flags up in israel. it's a check point, just north of jerusalem. oh, some of the latest on verified footage circulating on social media shows as several fires burning on a road with gunshots. apparently heard in the background of the images show several explosions in the dark at an unspecified location. oh, this comes off to the israeli military rate at the al axa mosque in jerusalem for the 2nd time in 2 days. muslims were seen being kicked out of the prayer hole by is ready troops a day earlier. the idea attacked hundreds of palestinian worshippers that in during many of those who come to pray during the holy month of ramadan. ah palestinian political honest mohammed in the jeep phase palestinians, i'm good by israel's actions and are ready to continue their resistance. this is the situation and it is the i get among the seniors and those bank angel m and we'll gather

s. embassy in pretoria with a very welcome to you. this is nancy international with the very latest. well these days, it's good to have you with this this out. now, father repeat and say russia is going to be an independent force that will kill global stability and a rapidly changing world. 17 ambassadors from around the globe, take up the new posts in moscow. they will be welcomed by the russian precedents at the kremlin. this is our country will continue to act as one of the sovereign and authoritative centers of world politics and fulfill the historically established mission of maintaining global balance and building a multi polar international system that provides opportunities for developing these on the basis of a unified and constructive agenda of latimer potent just wrapped up his address to the audience of ambassadors from 17 different countries. he said it's important to speak with exactly these people, especially right now specifically regarding political dialogue and humanitarian issues. because the global situation right

is that part of the news in pretoria? the u. s. embassy. meanwhile, british oil and gas giant shell is trying to avoid scrutiny over its oil spills, which have been polluting, nigeria for years. that's according to lawyers representing nigerians, were seeking damages from the company in the high court of london. in february, more than 13000 residents of the niger river delta filed a lawsuit against a british firm. the claim says that oil spills caused by shells. operations and nigeria have harmed local wildlife contaminated drinking water and destroyed farm. lance shall asked the high court to start the trial next year. claiming parts of the case were brought to late, a move which lawyers representing the nigerians called an attempt to shield shell and avoid responsibility. the fuel company denied the allegations, claiming 3rd parties are to blame for the environmental damage. we believe litigation this little to address the real problem and the niger delta oil spills you to theft. illegal in a fighting and sabotage with which i

and i spoke to dw torso kumato from the court in pretoria. i asked what we can expect today today, what is up in their arguments are starting in court to the men applicant, which is the hellen sue, has been foundation is currently presenting is acumen, did court of course, as we had from that to put them in, i commit is that these people were not caught soft. it, they were not given a chance. they were not asked as to how this decision is going to affect them. so this is the men a presentation today that have been brought to that and number of organizations that are in support or for that application for the helen sussman foundation. so they have been given days from today to morrow, thursday and friday to present their cases. but also there are the open positions that are in support of the termination of dependent, meaning they supported the hon minister in terms of a 10 minute in this premise. they're also going to be appearing before the judge's footprint of judges. hearing the smith, i swear that went to present have been finite. on frida

s. embassy in pretoria as after many of them were sacked by local retail. this owned by the american corporation formats. processes say the 600 workers were on lawfully fired by macro. the south african companies showed it stuff the door after they went on strike last june. and i mistreated now what the u. s. you pressure.

so kumato from pretoria. thank you very much for the update on that story. business news is up next time. been for solon c, next l ah . people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families, planes on that is the reason for these credit owners with administrative people lean, extreme accounting, 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. ah, ah, 25 years later has peace brought prosperity to northern ireland. look the anniversary of the good friday agreement. what the deal has meant for the province in recent years and weather break that tensions could spell trouble. also on our show muslims around the world are feeling the pain of higher food prices at ramadan will visit iraq and lebanon. i'm from beardsley in berlin. welcome to our show. it's a deal that helped deliver greater prosperity to northern ireland, but stands on rocky ground falling brags it the good friday

anchor: our africa correspondent andrew harding has more from pretoria.r: i'm afraid it is a farcical situation. th south african justice system looking like it is made a big mess. today's parole board hearing should never have gone ahead in the first place. that is because the prison authorities received a letter three days ago on tuesday of this week explaining to them that oscar pistorius has not actually served according to their calculations half of his time in prison. in fact that time will come next august of 2024. i spoke to the uncle of oscar pistorius who was mystified saying it was clear to him that he had served half of his sentence and said he would be getting legal advice on how this confusn could have arisen. what seems to have happened is because he was initially sentenced once and that was appealednd he was sentenced again and spent some time in prison and sometime unde house arrest and then a longer period which is what he is still doing in prison. there is confusion about exactly when his sentence should be considered to have started an

as for the pretoria agreement, it was agreed that the tigrayan fighters would be disarmed and demobilizedthere is no evidence that disarmament has been done or any demobilization. it is a question of disarming and dismantling the amhara special forces. it is like leaving our people without any security arrangement or security mechanism against the tigrayans. but also within the region, within the amhara region, for example, one town was battled 10 consecutive times. there is no security apparatus that was active in responding. so our demand is clear. it's not to overthrow the government, but should be able to get a security arrangement that can protect our people. tom: the main argument seems to be that it will leave the region exposed to attacks by neighboring areas, including the tplf. wouldn't a more unified national army the able to better defend against those attacks? guest: over the past few years, for example in the past 25 years, the ethiopian national defense force was dominated by the tplf. a majority of the national leadership was dominated by tplf. during that time, the defens

official invitation from vladimir putin to the brix summit to be held in duban in august came from pretoriarship of the ruling party. the african national congress and the president of the romosos have announced that the country intends to withdraw from the international criminal court. this means that the collision with the arrest warrant that the muses issued for putin will disappear. not even half a day has passed. wrong president misunderstood south africa remains in court, what's going on behind the scenes. we don’t know it looks strange, but their case in this story is a clear illustration of the struggle that is bubbling around the principles of the world order, the west and its institutions seem to be retreating, but few people risk going ahead against them, we’ll see better evasive there. the sooner we get to the root of the problem, namely the ukrainian conflict, the better. thanks for the advice. we will try. it was an international review. see you. i really want to visit khitrovka khitrovka is not only beggars, runaway bandits and murderers are hiding there, a terrible place, wh

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international review washington usa this week a mysterious story happened in south africa first came from pretoriaon of vladimir putin to the brix summit, which will be held in august in bad shape, then the leadership of the ruling parties, the african national congress and the president of ammophos said that the country intends to withdraw from the international criminal court. this means that the collision with the order of hitting, which the husband wrote out for putin, will disappear. not even half a day has passed, the full turn of the scythe party, the president was mistaken, they misunderstood south africa remains in court, what is going on behind the scenes. we don’t know it looks strange, but their case is a vivid illustration of the struggle that is bubbling around the principles of the world order, the west and its institutions seem to be retreating, but go ahead against there are few of them who take risks, better evasive there we'll see. the sooner we get to the root of the problem, namely the ukrainian conflict, the better. thanks for the advice. we will try. it was an international

world that we're seeing emerging where we're, we've got the bricks alliance, which is meeting a pretoria. and today of course, we've seen the foreign ministers of iran, turkey, syria, and russia. meeting here in moscow and they're discussing a resolution to a, to that conflict. so, here we have this decision. it's a big decision by around the poser, i'm sure there's going to be some, a common and criticism coming from from the western countries that will bring you more of those as we have them. i will wait for those any updates or developments on that. thanks very much, steve. thank you. ah, another news, a high risk of biohazard. that's also dunn's w h o spokesman has described the situation in the country as in the bar 3, holding samples of polio and other infectious diseases has reportedly been seized. now it's known at this point who has taken control over the central public laboratory and it comes of the egyptian foreign ministry, has confirmed the killing of it. and boy at the embassy in khartoum. local reporter della hussein. it's more details, says any army should assessment up u

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president of russia, vladimir putin, reports that zira warrant finally putin in march means that pretoriall be the capital of the south african republic of the bricks bloc , which includes brazil, russia, india, china , south africa should be detained after the arrival of putin, south africa should be detained so the ruling party made a decision that it would be reasonable if the steam exited the mts, ramaphosa said during the press conference he held together with the president of finland. the president of finland reacted to this at a joint press conference. well, ramaphosa, er, ramaphosa said that the decision that was made after the meeting of the anc at the weekend was made largely because of the unfair attitude of the court to certain countries. please tell me this is news. i how long ago was this news? the office of the president of par sirila aromaphosa issued a statement that the country does not plan to withdraw from the rome statute on the establishment and procedure of the international criminal court , contrary to the remarks of the head of state. earlier on tuesday, the bbc r

and in the, in the pretoria agreements, and now technically it is, you know, if lash coins are still there. so there are some reports. now italians are moving the army closer to which bright border. and now the last 2 or 3 days since last, ah days, there was huge protests in the neighboring guy. i'm her region where government trying to disarm the local the, you know, that we cannot force. so it just now we thought it treated more shows them is in the region. so i don't know why american act to have make peace deal, but this is not does, it seems to be at all of his settlements, if not less as little point. now we want to right focus on the u. s. and the use policy chief, our foreign policy, joseph joseph robin. they, why are they getting bold really? is it is the real question. you said yourself is the up between the a mar, i've been between the tribes in the region. i mean, privacy does a barrel. how was he had criticism about the ethiopian government? he kind of cools a rift in the diplomatic relations between the 2 sides. but do you think they can restore relations down resort ti

and he told me he was to, so kamala is reporting from the court in pretoria. he explains why the government don't once in bob wins in south africa anymore. there are quite a number of issues at play. he, i think the 1st issue is the economy council, the fruit guys facing high unemployment rate. and it is the feeling amongst a lot of kids, including one group that was protesting. here they're just marching around. they've just left to the courtier as saying this is them. but when should go home? because if they go, they are creating spaces for them to wake. they're saying they don't get wake because of this and bumping. so these i sent him is that we have had from our south africans, but also is also a one to pull it confront. because there's all has been an acumen that is in bobbins that have run out of the country should stay in their country in fix and they are problems them. but according to the a home office department, the official statements official position is that these payments where temporarily visit temperature permits, don, you remember that in 20

dollars in malaysia members of a south african labor union protested in front of the us embassy in pretoriae protest rally was held after a branch of the american wal-mart store illegally fired 300 of its employees, according to protesters at the company's opening in south africa. he had given that he would adhere to the labor law of this country, but he did not fulfill his obligations . american store managers said that they lost millions of dollars last year , about the reason for the dismissal of their employees. its connection takes place one day after the united states flew b-52s capable of carrying nuclear weapons in an air exercise with south korea on the korean peninsula. at the same time, north korea's official news agency announced the military exercises of south korea and the united states. it has caused the korean peninsula to become a weapons depot that may explode at any moment . security measures have been increased ahead of the group of seven meeting next month in hiroshima, japan. public trust in the police of this country it has been questioned after this assassination, th

last month, the icy issued an arrest warrant against the russian president vladimir putin. pretoria is due to host a brick summit in august is as a group of countries which includes russia as a member of the icy c. south africa would be obliged to detain. president putin on arrival through very different story to bring you about hungry mercy, a hungry mercy on the loose in alaska has been caught on camera wandering into a cinema for an evening snack employees at can. i. cinemas were caught by surprise when the animal entered the building and started munching on popcorn and movie. stayed inside there for about 10 minutes before leaving without paying or even seeing a movie. oh, who doesn't like to go for the popcorn? watch more on our website. al jazeera dot com, but also more news coming up in a couple of minutes shortly. ah ah. and a broad takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here, black gloves and don't really matter in the police. world unflinching questions is war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate. people who are dying because of l

real life story of cobra in the cockpit, a pilot of a small plane heading on a domestic flight to pretoria africa, says he felt something cold under his shirt while he was at the controls. at first, he thought his water bottle was leaking. then he looked down and saw the snake slithering back under his seat. it was a keep cobra. their bite can be deadly. well, the pilot calmly told his passengers about the situation and landed the plane safely. and by the way, the snake has not been found. nerves of steel. thanks so much for watching. i'm leila horrocks . cnn newsroom continues with paula newton and i'll see you tomorrow. avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away. ellipticic can help prevent migraines. you can't alwayays prevent what's going on outside. that's why youou left to help. what's going on inside that gets right to work in a three month study q lift a significantly reduced monthly migraine days and the majority of people reduce them by 50 to 100% you lift up blocks e g. r p a protein believed to be a cause of migraines to is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine . mo

the so-called anti-homo sex bill, thousands of south africans took to the streets of cape town and pretoriao speak out against the proposed law, many of the protesters are members of the lgbtq community and those directly affected by this law. this is not only a question of uganda. it is a question of the entire african continent. we didn't deserve it. we do not owe anything to anyone, we have the right to live the way everyone else lives. the bill must be signed by the president of uganda before it enters into force. the 78-year-old yoverie has been pushed against increasing pressure from the international community not to pass the bill. united the states threatened with possible economic sanctions. if this bill is passed. i want to thank the gandhian parliament for its decisions together. we were able to take an independent position, and we have always taken it , not only on this issue, but also on other issues, the bill has not yet been signed by me, since it has not yet been received by me. but when it hits my desk, i'll sign it. we will protect our children, there will be no homosexual

and i went to initial hearing at the courtroom in pretoria. it bedlam. i mean, i actually had fights with people. i mean people telling me to get out the way i'm going in first because you had to get approval to be in the courtroom. this is quite interesting because this story i mean, of buried the mean, it's of buried in the times. interest certainly times. interest is certainly waned he's been waned in the story. he's been denied . so was up for denied parole. so he was up for parole . and the parole board has parole. and the parole board has said, no, haven't. enough of said, no, you haven't. enough of your sentence. you'll be eligible to heard . the eligible again to be heard. the parole reeva steenkamp's parole board. reeva steenkamp's family have actually welcomed us because they don't believe he should be freed. don't should be freed. they don't think showed any remorse. think he showed any remorse. they don't believe his they still don't believe his story. his lawyers argued story. his lawyers have argued well, because he initially well, because