between the zuma and cyril ramaphosa?ork to be done for our country and for the people of our country and i work ha rd to people of our country and i work hard to ensure improvement on a daily basis, in whatever position i occu py daily basis, in whatever position i occupy and whatever work i have to do. at what point, when you look at what is happening inside your country, my you have doubts about the anc‘s ability to deliver for your people? i am a staunch anc member and a leader of the anc so it's failings are perhaps also related to my own failings. i will work within the anc and i believe that it work within the anc and i believe thatitis work within the anc and i believe that it is the organisation that certainly has the credentials, as well as the ability, to unite our country, to draw our people together and to address the many challenges we have discussed during this programme. naledi pandorl do thank you very much forjoining me from cape town and i apologise for the delay on the line. thank you for being on hard

we've got allegations now against president ramaphosa, although he denies them all.ther in the zuma camp or the ramaphosa camp — it seems the anc is constantly looking in on itself, and wrestling over patronage, while your country is in the most profound crisis. stephen, as you know, it is you, the media person, who shapes the narrative, and you choose which part of the aspects of our society you will feature. you have not chosen research and innovation in south africa. you have not chosen the increase in the number of phds. you have not chosen the fact that women being a majority in higher education. you have not chosen black access to higher education, nor access to universal schooling for young people. so it depends on the narrative that the media selects. you selected that particular set of titles in order to present the most negative picture. that is your choice. i might choose another set. so it depends on what the media and yourself decide to highlight about south africa. with respect, it is not me who put former president zuma into a court, it is the south af

or successive africa south african governments haven't taken this issue seriously is what cyril ramaphosa trying to do now with a 75000000 pounds with this announcement some think they'll be able to change governance generally and highlight what's going on against women in south africa. and i think for me when we had the joint sitting i was got a sense that it was a very reactive response. gender based violence and same a side in this country is really really not a new phenomena they should have been polished stronger policy interventions much earlier so that we do not reach this situation with as we know one woman is killed every 3 hours for example for me they are 2 elements at play you not have presidents appalls of throwing the proverbial money at the problem you know making resources available which is very welcome but it will go back down to that implementation phase how are you going to monitor and evaluate what the policy responses are and what impact those policy responses have policing as one aspect of it and the sensitizing police officers and those within the judicial system t

said she's been in the president cyril ramaphosa has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue. hurricane dorian is moving dangerously close to the u.s. after leaving at least 7 people dead in the bahamas a clearer picture of the devastation is emerging as residents begin to take stock of the damage on the islands the storm's winds have since decreased but it's grown in size millions of people in florida georgia and the carolinas have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm bears down on their coastal communities meteorologist matthew joins me now from washington welcome matthew so the hurricane lingered in especially a long time over the bahamas is is that kind of thing unusual. you know something i have not seen during my career before to see a category 5 hurricane linger that long sure we get storm strong from time to time but this storm moved at less than 2 kilometers per hour for 24 hours and in th

elizabeth in south africa welcome to you all i'd like to begin with you monday so can you lay so ramaphosa has said is the most unsafe place in the world for women the u.n. seem to echo that yet this isn't a new problem this seems to be a generational problem so why are people out on the streets right now. who are people out in the streets right now because since last year or when the total shutdown much happened on the 1st of august to try and bring one awareness towards how bad the scourge of gender based violence had become but also to give solutions to government from civil society in the form of $24.00 demands those $24.00 demands expired on the 1st of august this year and only few are halfway through towards implementation so women have taken back to the streets to say but government too gave it demands we gave you solutions but it doesn't seem to be that you're actually doing in implementation and of course we then saw some of some of the new cases that actually got quite a lot of media attention such as we in any case where she was actually raped and killed during broad daylight at

or successive africa south african governments haven't taken this issue seriously is what cyril ramaphosatrying to do now with a 75000000 pounds with this announcement some think they'll be able to change governance generally and highlight what's going on against women in south africa. and i think for me when we had the joint sitting i was got a sense that it was a very reactive response. gender based violence and same a side in this country is really really not a new phenomena they should've been polished stronger policy interventions much earlier so that we do not reach this situation where as we know one woman is killed every 3 hours for example for me they are 2 elements at play you not have presidents appalls are throwing the proverbial money at the problem you know making resources available which is very welcome but it will go back down to that implementation phase how are you going to monitor and evaluate what the policy responses are and what impact those policy responses have policing has one aspect of it and the sensitizing police officers and those within the judicial system t

or successive africa south african governments haven't taken this issue seriously is what cyril ramaphosa trying to do now with a 75000000 pounds with this announcement some think they'll be able to change governance generally and highlight what's going on against women in south africa. you know i think for me when we had the joint sitting i was got a sense that it was a very reactive response. gender based violence and same a side in this country is really really not a new phenomena they should have been polished stronger policy interventions much earlier so that we do not reach this situation with as we know one woman is killed every 3 hours for example for me they are 2 elements at play you not have presidents appalls of throwing the proverbial money at the problem you know making resources available which is very welcome but it will go back down to that implementation phase how are you going to monitor and evaluate what the policy responses are and what impact those policy responses have policing has one aspect of it and the sensitizing police officers and those within the judicial sy

johannesburg and part of a trend of hostility toward foreign workers in the country president cyril ramaphosa has condemned the attack saying they are completely against the ethos that south africans espouse. taking to the streets to vent their frustration against foreigners starting on sunday mobs of protestors turned violent looting shops and attacking immigrant shopkeepers and workers. police patrolled the city trying to restore calm. they fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters dozens have been arrested since monday. the violence has also spread to the capital pretoria and to the township of alexandra in northeastern johannesburg residents started the work of cleaning up their plundered shops and regional authorities expressed their frustration yes it is important that we strengthen border security there but we can do so without resorting to send a phobia we can't do so without. violence and we can do so without him you know it's one to use this is a 2 week old sense it's been if the. president. has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa

28th world economic forum in africa will be officially opened by south africa's president cyril ramaphosa on thursday but the event is already being overshadowed by looting and beautiful big attacks against other africans living in south africa. many african foreigners no longer feel safe in south africa these demonstrators wanted and to the violence against women in the country authorities have stepped up security at the venue for the world economic forum the mood is tense but south african officials aren't taking part in the press conferences and some participants want to talk about the attacks. i think it showed yes i think is shared especially as really iconic now there were having this meeting there are demonstrations about jennifer because tights and right outside the building i think it should be a focus point and their gender to sam participants the coals as full south africa's problems are clear it's inequality so i think it's inequality which is just in tune few the anger which has led to the protests but the inequality also rising from the unemployment so there's a real challen

south african president cyril ramaphosa has officially open the 28th world economic forum on africa but losing and xenophobia attacks against other africans living in south africa overshadowing the of it the riots also sparking reprisal attacks on south african businesses in nigeria. many african foreigners no longer feel safe in south africa these demonstrators want an end to the violence against women in the country authorities have stepped up security at the venue for the world economic forum the mood is tense but south african officials aren't taking part in the press conferences and some participants want to talk about the attacks i think it should yes i think it should especially as really iconic now that we're having this meeting there are demonstrations about xenophobic attacks right outside the building i think it should be a focus point on the agenda to some participants the causes for south africa's problems are clear. it's inequality so i think it's inequality which is just in tune few the anger which is led to the protests but the inequality also rising from the unemploymen

at foreign businesses being attacked in johannesburg and for toria south africa's president cyril ramaphosa says at least 10 people have been killed since sunday and has labeled the violence xenophobic south africa has a large number of economic interests and businesses in nigeria many of which are now and police protection. here's what south africa's high commissioner to nigeria bobby mora had to say. it relations between some of them to go in major is much stronger. than the challenges that we are facing know there's another 40 to come we'll between the principals of both countries we have been through this before although not in this format and it is the very strong diplomatic ties that we are enjoying with major area which contributed to providing solutions to the challenges that we face. saving going with us now senior research specialist at human sciences research council he's on skype from durban you know stephen this is clearly getting worse yesterday i was speaking to another guest about things like a football match being cancelled and some leaders not going to a conference but whe

state energy company esco in a new weekly newsletter called from the desk of the president cyril ramaphosa has admitted economic growth will be low it says the government is formulating a comprehensive growth strategy to take things to another level well he says he'll announce that strategy within the next few weeks in the meantime let's talk to town correspondent as. first of all what is the president's strategy go to be. what she said there's so much pressure on him now and he's going to implement reforms to to lift business confidence and to boost growth and he got into that quick because he no longer is longest and not clarity of course that not. the problem is a little bit is that the budgets of the government this will go already overstretched is not a lot of money to invest and even even to borrow so they have a problem process that is that they have to be smart stick to be smart on how to spend that money and what we know so far is that they're definitely going to look at the restructuring of state owned enterprises like. talking about establishing an infrastructure funds to one te

pretoria against violence targeting women and children the rally followed a call from president cyril ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence. and german police have shut down an internet datacenter that supported illegal activities on the so-called dark net more than 200 servers were house in a former nato bunker in western germany investigators also arrested 7 people on suspicion of trafficking in weapons drugs and child pornography. now to a disturbing discovery in nigeria police in the northern city of could do not have rescued hundreds of boys and young men many of whom were shackled in chains some had been tortured and physically assaulted they're also said to have been attending an islam and islamic boarding school in the building where they were held in there for that follows d.-w. is not showing the faces of the rescued boys. the school is to send to produce school for every new thing she cation. instead they were starved chained and went. somebody external scars of the physical suffering they enjoyed. to build up with that if you fear tha

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has again condemned deadly attack.

leaves a big void you know i me she or you tell a south african president cyril ramaphosa pay tribute to the man he said inspired many in his own country government he was one of those presidents who also contributed to the freedom of the people of south africa once they attained their own independence they established a free and independent zimbabwe but some zimbabweans currently living in south africa have different memories of president mugabe. it's not in the last it was there are people might say to you knock off i say a lot of suffering because of this make sure i don't feed the sea but i don't feel that safe in these. really didn't want to be here but just because of the situation this is going to was really using my dad's. that's why i like you. so independence icon or authoritarian ruler or both whatever people's opinion of robert mugabe he's not going to fade from africa's collective memory any time soon joining me now from zimbabwe's capital harare is tendai biti he is the vice president of zimbabwe's opposition party and d.c. and he served as the country's finance minister

without he knows one to use this in 2 ways what the old said she's been in beat president cyril ramaphosa has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue. hurricane dorian is getting closer to the united states southeastern atlantic coast after leaving at least 5 people dead in the bahamas the hurricane has weakened to a category 2 storm after devastating the bahamas but it's still packing winds of more than 170 kilometers an hour millions of people in florida georgia and the carolinas have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm inches closer meteorologist matthew joins me now from washington welcome matthew so the hurricane lingered in especially a long time over the bahamas is is that kind of thing unusual you know something i have not seen during my career before to see a category 5 hurricane linger that long sure we get stronger storm from time to time but this storm moved at less than 2 kilometers per ho

pretoria against violence targeting women and children the rally followed a call from president ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence egyptian security forces have sealed off cairo's tahrir square to prevent expected protests against president. sisi several nearby subway stations have also been shut for alleged make the closures come amid a harsh security clampdown following anti-corruption demonstrations across egypt last weekend. german police say that they have smashed an influential criminal cyber network in a raid in the west of the country 7 people were arrested on suspicion of trafficking weapons drugs and child sex abuse images the raid follows 5 years of investigations that involve more than $600.00 police officers it looks like the set of a hollywood movie a fulminate a bank converted into a. 500 square metres of service exclusively used for a multi 1000000 euro criminal enterprise police seized 200 service here in a major operation. the bunker was hidden 5 stories below ground in the small town of tub and harbor in germany southw

pretoria against violence targeting women and children the rally followed a call from president cyril ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence. the british oil tanker seized by iran in the street over moose 2 months ago has left the iranian ports where he was being detained the studio in peril was taken by iran's revolutionary guard 2 weeks after an iranian tanker was seized by britain and that ship has was released in august. thanks to a disturbing discovery made by police in nigeria officers there rescued hundreds of people being held captive in the northern city of could you know most of them were children and many were shackled by chains the building is said to have housed an islamic school and several teachers have been taken into custody due to the news has decided not to show the faces of the victims. these boys were sent to boarding school for a religious education. instead they were starved chained and whipped. somebody external scars of the physical suffering they enjoyed a little. viral or political that if they give it this sort of the c

lives in the bahamas after a devastating the islands on thursday south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has pledged to crack down on attacks targeting foreign nationals after at least 10 people were killed the attacks sparked angry demonstrations and reprisals in many african countries the violence has already threatened to sour relations with nigeria after the west african nation recalled their high commissioner from south africa i was on a watch is holding protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon a nonprofit organization is calling on president durable scenarios to change policies which they say are harmful. those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside stories next. embrace what he called a do or die strategy but a leader boris johnson faces double defeat as parliament to reject his plans for bread and a snap election will he hang on to fight another day and what now for britain's plan to leave the e.u. this is inside story. welcome to the program more than 3 years ago a majority of voters in the u.k. said they wanted to leave the e.u. but

says businesses from different parts of the point and the word and does it all fall to president ramaphosa to sort the south or does it need to be happening on a on a lower level on a step that community levels it has become a lot more complex so looking at the present low would not solve this problem that business saying don't want to blades fire to this civil society plates but the political parties so it needs a qualitative concept it effort into it being the law enforcement. some of the other figure enter joining us from pretoria today many thanks pre-show your time. still ahead on this news about stunts or p.r. stunts we will assess the impact of wal-mart's decision to stop gun ammunition sales and sports serena williams moves a step closer to a record equalling 20. grand slam title. allen has been running kharaj she on and off for the last 3 or 4 days and in satellite picture you see the last thing the music does it be much more but i could be wrong but the cloud has crossed the not quite the straits of hormuz just crossed into oman the potential for thunderstorms exists there but i

have held an emergency meeting about how to tackle rising violence against women president cyril ramaphosa has admitted there is a crisis following protests urging new laws and a state of emergency because it's estimated that one woman is murdered every 3 hours making the femicide right almost 5 times the global average. cape town with. president saddam up or so used his address up to 60 ordinary session of parliament to emphasize that government would be placing the issue of gender based violence at the fins of its concerns he said that women in south africa don't feel safe but have the white to feel safe you also referred to the latest statistics of crime saying that 2700 women had been killed in the last year 1000 children murdered and that 100 rape cases were reported every day this is what the president had to say. is a dark and heavy shadow across the world. the women and the children. of this great country are under sea. it's a very violent and brutal rule that is underway against the women of south africa from of course a has announced an emergency action plan which is expected to

africa held an emergency meeting about how to tackle rising violence against women president cyril ramaphosa has admitted there is a problem following protest urging new laws veiled an action plan to deal with what's being called a national crisis have also been demands for a state of emergency well the figures show sexual offenses and general murder rates have been rising significantly in south africa over the past decade last year police recorded an average of $58.00 murders every day sexual offenses including rape have risen almost 5 percent this year and the world health organization estimates the female murder rate in south africa is almost 5 times the global average with one woman being murdered every 3 hours. rachelle prevent our lives in johannesburg she suffered sexual abuse and violence from an early age and lost her mother in a brutal attack she spoke to al-jazeera about her ordeal and appealed for action to protect women and children your family us assizes you society are sizes you because i think gang raped with a cut of my nipples at 16. my the man that. sacked roped me from 6

it's estimated that a woman is raped on average every 36 seconds in south africa president cyril ramaphosa has admitted his nation is facing a crisis and has pledged new measures including making the sex offenders registry public and making public transport safer well crime figures from the last financial year show more than $50000.00 cases of sexual assault in south africa including rape a 4.6 percent in percent increase in 12 months its female murder rate is 12 per 100000 more than 4 and a half times worse than the global average well that makes south africa the 4th most dangerous nation in the world for women behind honduras jamaica and. it was that way so i was like i was myself was great but i was in and it was by someone that anyone would want me it was like it was. the much like the gods of. the life that it was. for me when i was at the protest in janice. organizers of the protests have handed over a memorandum to the janice book stock exchange they are demanding that corporate south africa that businesses listed on the stock exchange contribute at least 2 percent of their profits

the demonstrators accuse the government of not properly dealing with the issue president several ramaphosa has admitted south africa is facing a crisis of violence against women crime figures from the last financial year show a 4.6 percent increase in sexual assault including rape with over $50000.00 cases reported the world health organization put south africa among the 4 worst countries for female murders the rate is 12 for every 100000 women that's 5 times worse than the global average president several ramaphosa has pledged new laws including making the sex offenders registry public a minimalist joining us live from johannesburg farm and i can see behind you some of the pro protesters there what's been happening this morning. live just been chanting wanting to get the attention of the government and businesses in this area saying things like stop killing us stop molesting us stop raping us and that's understandable given the extent of of gender based violence in south africa they say that the police say that in the last year 52000 to 52000 reports of 6 offenses and women here and they'

major role in shaping the interests of the african continent well south africa's president said ramaphosa said under president mugabe's leadership zimbabwe sustained and valliant struggle against colonialism inspired our own struggle against apartheid and built in us the hope that one day south africa too would be free in zimbabwe's capital harare there are mixed feelings about the former leader . the only thing he did wrong was to stay in power for a long time and that's the only thing that wasn't right. for. the president and he liberated us from the colonialists as well as giving us land could. be on the bill. one beyond belief just i want them now but it's only. because of the value that money doesn't make sense the money is those big let me just because the level of economists statistics economy. was actually a failure so now he's. giving. is not. so that as you produce. so additional bring someone in the. form of. revolutionary. after she committed to speaking. police officers in hong kong have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at demonstrators who have been surrounding a police sta

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has repeated his condemnation of deadly attacks against foreign owned businesses in johannesburg in pretoria 5 people have been killed since violence flared at the weekend nigeria has stepped up security after reprisal attacks against south african businesses in that country. carried out has formally withdrawn a controversial extradition bill which blocked weeks of antigovernment protests of the law would have allowed residents to be extradited to mainland china processed a set it was a threat to the territories a semi autonomous status. i reckon dorrian has inflicted widespread destruction in the bahamas an official death toll stands at 7 many still missing on the full scale of the disaster is not clear the powerful storms now moving towards the united states but millions of people have been not forced me into homes. coming up next on d.w.i. business magazine show made in germany more news at the top of the hour i mean between of course there's always the website that stayed up you don't have a good. pick . independence. to be that way. space is

president cyril ramaphosa has condemned the attacks. envoy for the middle east, jason greenblatt, has said that he is stepping down from his post. his resignation is likely to raise questions about the viability of an israeli—palestinian peace plan that he and president trump's son—in—lanared kushner have been crafting, that has yet to be revealed. scientists say the creatures behind repeated sightings of the loch ness monster in the scottish highlands may in fact be giant eels. researchers from new zealand have tried to catalogue all living species in the loch by extracting dna from water samples. no evidence of a prehistoric marine reptile called a plesiosaur was discovered, but there were plenty of eels. a court in france has given this noisy cockerel named maurice leave to continue crowing. a lawsuit to silence him had been brought by a retired couple, who had complained maurice was spoiling their peace. 140,000 people signed a petition defending the bird. hurricane dorian is making its way up the east coast of america, with storm w

looting of targeted foreign owned businesses across her hand and pretoria south africa's president ramaphosa has condemned the violence it's. the leader of italy's 5 star movement luigi dimaio says party members have overwhelmingly approved a new governing coalition with the center left democratic party the decision means that far right leader might say oh selby will be relegated to the opposition and that italy will avoid a sample election. this is g.w. news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at the w dot com or you can follow us on twitter and d w news. and of course you can always get the w. news on the go you can just download our alpha from the google play store from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use that e.w. app to send us photos or video when you see news happening i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news followed by the day hope to see in the. faces of. shock. to see. us. to examine that. natural riches. precious resources. and a rewar

in those who want to use this in 2 weeks for their own sense it's been a feat the president cyril ramaphosa has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue for. a short while ago. spoke to us from johannesburg here's what he had to say about the situation. at the moment things are calm people are just doing their business their daily business they're going to wake up soon a number of children going to school but the situation might change because the protest does have threatened to go to your house big city center and looting there because they are claiming that foreigners killed 2 of their people last night so they of say did this afternoon they will be in johannesburg looting there to punish the foreigners for what they are saying what they have done but currently the situation is calm other places are also calm is where the waters are saying they have made it plain that foreigners are taking their jobs they are sayi

across durham as pretoria police have arrested more than 90 people south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has called the violence totally unacceptable italy's antiestablishment 5 star movement has agreed to a new governing coalition with the center left democratic party 5 star leader we demaio says that party members overwhelmingly approved the move in an online poll the decision means that far right leader material salvini will be relegated to the opposition it also means italy will avoid a snap election. the united states britain and france may be complicit in war crimes in yemen that supporting to a new u.n. report the 3 countries are providing intelligence and logistics support to the saudi led coalition which the u.n. says is starving civilians as a war tactic the report also accuses the iranian backed who the rebels of committing atrocities against civilians authorities in southern california have called off their search for survivors of an overnight boat fire all 33 passengers and one crew member who were trapped below deck by the fire are presumed dead the bodies of 20 victims hav

you know it's one to use this it's a way to put their own sense it's been a feat president cyril ramaphosa has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue. short while ago i spoke to. in johannesburg i began by asking him to describe the situation there today. at the moment things are calm people are just doing their business their daily business now going to wake and sin a number of children going to school but the situation might change because the protest does have threatened to go to jail house big city center institute today because they're claiming that to put in has killed 2 of deaf people last night so they have saved it at this afternoon they will be in jail han's big noting there to punish the 14 that's what they are saying what they have done but currently the situation is calm the police is also columnist with what's driving this way violence why are the looters targeting foreigners. in what is a saying th

that he knows we want to use this in 2 ways what the old sense it's been it's beat president cyril ramaphosa has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue. joining me now from johannesburg correspondent. welcome to sena what's the situation like right now have things calmed down a bit. still counting the situation here in johannesburg and in other places women head and it being thus and towards especially looking at what we've been seeing in the past days there for now it is calm people going about their businesses students going to wake and people also moving in town but what we recognize is that when we got into town in the city of johannesburg the shops of foreign nationals are closed because the looters had threatened to that they are going to come in numbers and it was big to try him again because they are saying what in us had killed 2 of their own people last night but for now it is common. sense and so most is

against violence targeting women and children at the rally followed a call from president cyril ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence. on out to a disturbing discovery made by police in nigeria officers their rescue to more than 300 people who are being held captive in the northern city of could you know or most of them were children many were being held in chains on police spokesman says the building housed in the islamic school and that several teachers have been taken into custody hearing news has decided not to show the faces of the victims. these boys were sent to boarding school for a religious education. instead they were starved chained and whipped. some bad external scars of the physical suffering they enjoyed in the region some of the children were his youngest 5 years old the police say it's not clear how long the children were how. not all of them came from nigeria but this place is not a hub or an islamic school because they have small children followed him abroad for in our neighboring countries but you know fossil miley gonna

pretoria against violence targeting women and children the rally followed a call from the president ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence egyptian security forces have sealed off cairo's tahrir square to prevent expected protests against president sisi several nearby subway stations have also been shut for alleged maintenance closures come amid a harsh security clampdown following anti-corruption demonstrations across egypt last week in. the british oil tankers seized by iran in the strait of hormuz 2 months ago has left the uranium port where it was being detained the stinnett imperio was taken by iran's revolutionary guard 2 weeks after an iranian tanker was seized by britain that ship was released in august. he was president donald trump has gone on the attack against an unnamed whistleblower who reported him for soliciting interference in next year's presidential election trump says that the whistleblowers claims are inaccurate although none of them has been proved false see also blames the democrats accusing them of instigating a witch hun

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as president cyril ramaphosa but giving a speech was not easy when he started some people inside thestadium during the early stage angry at the way for i did after a national audience as it turns out that every close obvious enough for me and for some college students for the violence to see it so that. is enough for a big and he said most of us kids really believe in rome god his principal had africanism we also know from having his president. was a father figure someone pleased to write. for his wanted to mention and already they have only recently started out interference from western countries zimbabwe in so doing. their 2 days and that's because it was a special prime inman's to honor him then experience a man that some say that it is a good idea because he was a hero running behind the bombings comes late it's wrong to give a body for that in other people around here are buried in a ring every night to see the minute that this latest event unfolded them like which could go to other things that making sure that our public hospitals have the same standards. find sort of broken ou

him you know it's one to use this is a way to put their own sense he's been a beat president cyril ramaphosa has also condemned the violence migrants from other african countries come to south africa searching for work authorities have not ruled out using armed force to stop the protests if the attacks on foreign workers continue. let's cross over to johannesburg now or d.w. correspondent to so cool oh joins us on the line to say what's the situation there today have things calmed down. seem to have lost the line to 2 will try to maybe get that back up for you a little later you're watching news now let's move on to mozambique when cyclamen it die hit the mozambican coast in march this year not only houses and streets were washed away the storm which badly affected the area around beirut arrived in the middle of the harvest season destroying thousands of crawl today 6 months after the storm millions are dependent on emergency relief. thomas like philippe happen still counting their losses 5 months on from side. swept away to homes and harvest 20 cops. here and busy district 75 percent of the

pretoria against violence targeting women and children the rally followed a call from president ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence france is paying respects to former president jacques chirac who died on thursday at the age of 86 people have been coming to the presidential palace to onto the center right politician who dominated french politics for decades his later years were marred by scandal and a corruption conviction. now to a disturbing discovery in nigeria police in the northern city of could do not have rescued hundreds of boys and young men many of whom were found shackled in chains some had been tortured physically assaulted their all said to have been attending an islamic boarding school in the building where they were being held in our next report d.w. news has chosen not to show the faces of the rescued. these boys were sent to boarding school for a religious education. instead they were starved chained and whipped. somebody external scars of the physical suffering they enjoyed. one. mile or. 2 that if you fear that if this

south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has condemned the latest wave of xenophobic attacks in johannesburg more than 100 people have been arrested since the violence broke out on sunday many foreign owned shops were attacks but is hardly tassel reports local business owners will also talk. about police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johannesburg it's been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time i have met absolute say it has been through this he says his other stall in another part of the city was looted last year because if something like this. how can his dragon . make something for my can release from a children's book on my parents or the day lydia come from out of the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. something that begins believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario says he got a phone call only in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively qu

rested hundreds of suspects the african union has condemned it as a despicable act president cyril ramaphosa says xenophobic attacks will not be tolerated and auto to lee on acceptable but some at south africans blame foreigners for the lack of jobs than economic opportunities several african nations have advised this citizens to exercise caution while in south africa well bring in our guests in a moment but fust this report from how duma tasa in johannesburg police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johanna's bank is being like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time mohamed atta hussein has been through this he says is either still in another part of the city was looted last year it is it something like this. how can his dragon. make something from i can release from a children's book on my finances day libya come from sort of the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. some time africans believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario

have held an emergency meeting about how to tackle rising violence against women president cyril ramaphosa has admitted there is a crisis following protest urging you lost there have also been demands for a stated from urgency from a developer is in cape town with more details. president saddam up or so used his address aplus extraordinary session of parliament to emphasize that government will be placing the issue of gender based violence at the center of its concerns he said that women in south africa don't feel safe but have the right to feel safe you also referred to the latest statistics of crime saying that 2700 women had been killed in the last year 1000 children murdered and that 100 rape cases reported every day this is what the president had to say. across the world. where women and children. well this great country. it's a very violent. that is underway against the women. from up or so has announced an emergency action plan which is expected to be implemented over the next 6 months and the sin response to what is being described as a national crisis is also pledged about 7000000

africa's president cyril ramaphosa said under president mugabe's leadership zimbabwe's sustained and valiant struggle against colonialism inspired our own against apartheid and built in us the hope that one day south africa too would be free and the chinese foreign ministry spokesman said mugabe was an outstanding national liberation movement leader and politicians of zimbabwe throughout his life he has firmly defended the sovereignty of his country opposed foreign interference and actively promoted china zimbabwe and china africa friendship and cooperation with reports on mugabe's life. deliberate to turn into a tyrant the man who destroyed a promising country through his determination to cling on to power. by some but in the end despised by many in zimbabwe of the widely admired across africa as a hero who fought colonialism and stood up to the west. 965. aeons mrs white settlers declare independence from britain an event that they find robert mugabe's life and still holds his country. the black majority resisted races in the cities and out in the countryside where a vicious bush w