as here in south africa, there is a group called the born memory and they have no of south africa. they know the name nelson mandela, but i am not even sure they know his values. to have someone like this young firebrand in south africa now who is advocating all kinds of things that nelson mandela never would have advocated and he is having a residence among young people who are the vast majority are black, fully educated thanks to the apartheid system -- which continues to reverberate because teachers were teaching these kids what was taught -- these kids were taught under that regime. they listen to somebody advocating nationalism of the mind and all kinds of things, which in my view will be detrimental to the south african economy. i guess my question as i conclude is, how do you and we the memorykeep alive not only of the individuals like martin luther king and nelson mandela, but what they stood for , and how do we get our young people to embrace those values? that, to me, is almost more important than the names of those icons, although i hope they will be generated forever. >

what is important is what the people of south vietnam want for south vietnam. the united states has suffered over one million casualties in four wars in this century. whatever faults we may have as a nation, we have asked nothing for ourselves in return for those sacrifices. we have been generous toward those whom we have fought. we have helped our former foes as well as our friends in the task of reconstruction. we are proud of this record, and we bring the same attitude in our search for a settlement in vietnam. in this spirit, let me be explicit about several points. we seek no bases in vietnam. we seek no military ties. we are willing to agree to neutrality for south vietnam if that is what the south vietnamese people freely choose. we believe there should be an opportunity for full participation in the political life of south vietnam by all political elements that are prepared to do so without the use of force or intimidation. we are prepared to accept any government in south vietnam that results from the free choice of the south vietnamese people themselv

south african media. so nobody could actually see him. and for him to become as they say, you know, on a incredible pundit, if you will, in tv terms, without ever experiencing the media, just speaks in a way to his insight as someone who knew how to communicate with people and was able to mass this medium even though he was unskilled and unprepared for it. and this is part of the reality of america which looks at the orld through the bubble of tv. and what mandela whauth was a -- brought was the willingness to challenge his questioners. and, you know, i'm thinking about that because even in south africa and i just have to tell this little story. >> let me lead one sentence. so he looks -- 10 seconds go by and he goes mr. koppel, have i paralyzed you? and ted koppel goes "oh, i can't be paralyzed that easy, mr. mandela. let's go to a break." [laughter] >> and then, they come back and he says something, "i guess i was somewhat paralyzed and i didn't speak what i meant to say." and mandela just takes his han

well now south africa where the ruling african national congress is on course to stay in power again but with a smaller majority than ever before also been allegations of voting irregularities in wednesday's general election outcome webb reports from the national results center in pretoria. since the 1st results were displayed the ruling african national congress has had more than 50 percent of the vote it's one every election since apartheid ended and democracy began in 1904 but this time has a smaller majority than ever before they are more political by does now than we had what what a story that this is telling is that there are democracy is being consolidated we now have got what over 40 parties the political parties that are participating in these elections the a.n.c. is declining popularity followed a series of corruption scandals especially under former president jacob zuma an ongoing protests over poor delivery of public services president several run opposer has been credited with halting the party's decline since he took over just over a year ago he's been promising to tack

africa south africa. it was there are forty eight parties on the ballot paper that's almost double the amount that was in been lost in action so a lot for south africans to choose from but it really comes down to the three main parties in this election that will be the african national congress this is the a.n.c. the party that has led south africa in the twenty five years post democracy you have the economic freedom fighters are in a new play on the scene but has gained a lot of traction in the few years that they've been on the seabed you have the democratic alliance a lot is at stake in this election the two big parties being the a.n.c. and the da are expected to have snoozed voice and not even grow the only party that people are really confident about the fact that they will grow in support is the economic freedom fighters a lot is at stake particularly for the african national congress the a.n.c. the message it's been wanting to see. aimed at a village is that it's still relevant to south africa and

it's mostly in the south are advancing tough and the abortion laws alabama sentences are expected to vote next week on a bill that would criminalize most abortions from conception if the proposal passes doctors who help women terminate pregnancies could face up to 99 years in prison and in georgia a new law was passed this week which bans all abortions at the 1st signs of a fetal heartbeat that's before many women even though they're pregnant they see a similar heartbeat bills have already been passed in kentucky mississippi and ohio all of them facing legal challenges to serious roselyn jordan reports now from washington. the latest round of laws being passed in u.s. state legislatures that put new tougher restrictions on women's access to abortion has become a controversial development here in the united states those who support the outlawing of abortion say that they are glenn getting closer to the day when the procedure is outlawed in all 50 states and u.s. territories those who support abortion rights say that these new laws represent really a new frontier in trying to undercut

and add to villages that it's still relevant to south africa and to take south africa to the future twenty five he is into democracy. all right and christine joins me from johannesburg she's moved from so whether johannesburg good evening to you christine you were in so whether as we saw there earlier today and we know that's what is considered the cradle of the anti-apartheid movement that to voters they are today. that's right brant i mean we're talking about the place that's home to the likes of nelson mandela and desmond tutu the landmarks that are in some way to the churches they were told black people congregated and prostitutes how they would overthrow oppressive regime that was the apartheid government this is the place we so much of this struggle as you say history is is in and when we were at the polling station this morning i met a lot of old men and women these are the people who would have remembered voting twenty five years ago in these very pays it was the first time they were voting democratic hope but there were as we stand here today twenty five years post of parties a lo

they are going to every part of south carolina.not just going to columbia and greenville and charleston, the big cities. but they're going to small counties. el coney county, jasper county, barnwell county. and they're talking to constituents about all types of issues. just in denmark recently i went there because they have a problem. i know you did so much great work on the flint water issue. we have a problem in denmark, south carolina, a small town near my hometown of orangeburg where they've been putting this chemical in the water for ten years. people's hair is falling out and those types of things. so elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, a number of these candidates donated water and supplies. and really are talking about these environmental justice issues. and that's really, really important. >> in terms of the state's overall political cast, i think democrats from outside the state look at south carolina and they are pleased that south carolina is an early state because it really affords the first test of whether

for corruption promising the national south africa's. minister losses would have been a long time for the french opponents and the. movement last reason to do so just on t.v. right now we would never come back to me. south africa's largest opposition party the democratic alliance held its final rally on saturday the last baldwins out just over a face of the seats but. it's been steadily but so. only increasing but in spite of the ever growing criticisms and see disenfranchisement amongst many of its supporters are still many more who were strictly loyal in the opinion polls suggested many south africans believe come wednesday's poll the a.n.c. will keep its majority with a smaller margin than ever before. now security forces are out in force and largest city could turn or after two days of election related protests on thursday soldiers broke up demonstrations with gunfire and killed at least one protester the opposition calling for the an element of last sunday's parliamentary election in which i need to pro-government were allowed to ta

yes, the absence of dale steyn a real blow to south africa.ell, it's relatively straightforward. ten teams taking part. they will play a round robin stage, with the top four teams going through to the semifinals. as for the other main contenders, of course, there india, the book makers. they have for many people the top batsmen in the world in kohli. also, of course, the australians. they are welcoming back david warner and steve smith after their suspensions for ball tampering so their suspensions for ball tampering so it will be interesting to see what kind of reactions they get from the crowd, but england very much the tea m the crowd, but england very much the team to beat when the tournament gets under way here at the oval. and thousands have been paying their last respects to formula one legend niki lauda at his funeral in vienna. world champion lewis hamilton was among the mourners, along with former drivers alain prost, sirjackie stewart and nico rosberg. lauda, a three—time world champion who survived an horrific crash at the german g

at the message it's been wanting to say and is that it's still relevant to south africa and to take south africa to the future twenty five has ensued democracy. to our viewers on. yes in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day watching iran do what it can really only do today a year after the u.s. withdrew from the iran nuclear deal iran announced that it may do the same now this comes as no surprise it has been a year of nonstop efforts by washington to squeeze the economic life out of tehran sanctions now threaten to cripple iran's entire economy observers say iran has always respected its obligations under the nuclear deal and even with today's announcement iranian president rouhani said that the plan remains to save the deal not destroy it well that will depend a lot on europe on whether it can come up with the money and the means to keep the deal intact minus the u.s. what today u.s. secretary of state might pump aoe was in london meeting with british foreign secretary jeremy hunt the two men standing beside each other praising shared values and interests

they are in south africa. today plasma collection in south africa two business editor.ts will take some days. we will keep you up—to—date —— south africa business editor. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. us secretary of state mike pompeo is expected to warn uk prime minister theresa may over plans to involve chinese tech giant huawei in the uk's sg telecoms network when he visits london today. the us is urging allies to keep huawei out of sensitive infrastructure programmes, over fears the company may provide a route for china's communist regime to spy on the west. the japanese car giant toyota says its annual profit fell, despite record sales. the maker of the prius hybrid said net profit came in at $17 billion for 2018. that's down 24.5% from the previous year, when it recorded its best—ever result. toyota blames investment losses for the fall in profit. uber drivers across the us and the uk plan to protest outside uber offices today, in a strike against the company's recent 25% wage cut. the protests come as uber prepares to list its sh

al-jazeera south africa. the runoff election for a new president is underway in the newly named republic of north macedonia candidates from the governing social democrats and the opposition conservatives both failed to win a majority in last month's election both parties have argued over the recent name change ending the long running dispute in greece and its province of macedonia. online computer gaming generates billions of dollars around the world and its popularity has also grown in iraq but parliament has now banned several popular online games the government says they're harmful to society potential national security threat. reports from baghdad. glued to the screen in a virtual reality battle to survive an online gaming is big in iraq. the most popular game is play on the battleground. developed in south korea three years ago it's become a global sensation with players around the world being parachuted on to an island and fighting for survival by any means. but iraq's parliament has voted to ban it say

al-jazeera south africa. and unidentified body has been found and been enough the two french tourists and their guide were reported missing on wednesday but disappeared in the pen jari national park in the north of the border with. you know what security forces are out and having numbers in the city of course something to days of election protests soldiers broke up demonstrations with live gunfire after the opposition called development of last sunday's parliamentary election all of the seats are won by the two parties allowed to take part both allied to the president. reports. the moment after shots were fired outside former president yeah you going to his home on the ground his mother of six prudence i'm assuming she died soon after with us were two of her daughters her eldest grace and their nine month old son the from grace saw a military commander take out a pistol and shoot her mother in the back and said. it all happened so quickly he will never go to jail and will never have a mother back. grace and h

series and they have something slated later this year again for south africa another series. of course western content is popular in africa as well does it was the other way around you reckon that a production like this one we're talking about can we successful elsewhere in the world definitely i mean anything that is africa themed seems to be doing quite well because of course people move around the people in the diaspora black panther of course was not produced in africa but it featured a lot of african actors there was lupita nyong'o there was no i couldn't get out from south africa and there's so many you know these people these are films that apply to. every audience because of course they have a as well as you know exactly and of course there's this whole oscar so why is not just about you know the oscars because the light is about people seeing themselves and so wherever there's people who can feel that they can connect to these people they will you know receive some sort of reception for to some interesting stories from africa for mr bill is like you very much if you

ambassador to south korea. she was also in the foreign service of postings all around the world including in china. here in washington she served as acting under secretary of principal deputy assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs, debbie assistant secretary state for european and eurasian affairs and national security council director for european affairs at the clinton. >> thank you very much. it is an honor to be here on this distinguished panel and his platform and i thought i would break the mold and either bridge into a more interactive part of the afternoon by making couple comments and trying to balance my notes with the. microphone. thank you so much. i thought the discussions were very lively, excellent papers contributed by many. i congratulate everyone and thank everyone who wrote the final report. you know who you are. and i think the recommendations are really good. i was asked to kind of comment on what has been said. i agree with all of these are very wise men up here. a

when the end south africa's cyril ramaphosa was reelected this by the failure of his ruling a.n.c. party to get a grip on the economy and corruption the former union leader. business magnate has promised to create jobs and continue to fight corruption he needed a resoundingly victory to unite a party that has been deeply divided since the ousting of scandal plagued jacob zuma a year ago unemployment is at a 15 year high of 27 point one percent but youth unemployment is at the highest level in the world the economy grew just 0.8 percent in 2018 after recovering from a recession ram opposed to hopes to create $275000.00 jobs a year but the economy hasn't grown more than 2 percent over the last 5 years and all this against the backdrop of inequality electricity and water shortages how does it is for me to miller has more now on the challenges facing the country during its election campaign the african national congress promised to clean up corruption now it's in areas like this where the impact of the corruption is most felt the government says that it loses at least 2000000000 dollar

south africa has become the 1st country in the continent to introduce a carbon tax. starting on june 1st companies whose activities produce greenhouse gases above in a loud threshold will have to pay just over $7.00 euro's per ton emitted carbon taxes for africa it's a collaborative effort by the south african revenue service and national treasury and government in order to allow companies to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions as south africa is one of the the biggest emitters throughout africa the tax will boost government coffers but its objective is not raising state revenue the goal is to protect the environment and join the global fight against climate change but africa's into the into the 25th in paris agreement which comes into effect in 2020 we have been placed under quite a significant amount of pressure in order to implement and some form of making as them for companies to be able to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. but there will be consequences especially since the country is largely dependent on coal to generate electricity. and industries not ent

south africa to the future twenty five years into democracy. liverpool has staged a remarkable comeback to advance to the final of the champions league with a victory over barcelona jonathan crane from get you sports is here in studio with us to walk us through the match and what happened well it was a remarkable european nights and filled with ripples ground perhaps the most remarkable they've ever seen live with three no down from the without their star player few would have given them a chance they tended around started. after seven minutes and then the game was turned on its head in two minutes in the second half of that man georgie nirvana album on as a substitute school the first that is right for the second with his head so that levelled the tie on aggregates real we can see. under to say absolutely helpless and then with ten minutes to go develop. scored his second the night little pools for that was a sneaky quick corner from trent alexander on a completely even reedy didn't seem like he'd seen the boards that was at his face new put i

and supporters of south africa's a.n.c. gather for a final rally before next week's general election we'll ask our correspondent about the challenges the monk governing party faces. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's ordered the army to keep up what he calls massive strikes on palestinian militants in response to rocket fire from the gaza strip amasses made a similar valve the violence has claimed lives on both sides of the border and there are reports that casualties are rising the sky above gaza city montes with smoke as this latest exchange of finance leads its trace. israel says it's launched more than two hundred twenty ass strikes on militants in gaza this weekend in response to a four hundred palestinian rockets at a cabinet meeting israel's prime minister vows to keep up the bombings and send more troops to the border. and incredible this morning i instructed the i.d.f. to continue massive attacks against terrorist elements in the gaza strip. i also ordere

south africa to the future twenty five he is into democracy. christine we're reporting from so as our own we'll have more on south africa's election and what it might mean for the country's aiming economy with the business day alex later. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world stunnel trump has used presidential privilege to block the release of information demanded by congress the white house wants to suppress material including redacted parts of the mall of russian interference in the u.s. election as representatives committee has launched contempt proceedings against attorney general arbil bar for failing to turn over the documents. at least nine people have been killed and dozens more wounded in a bombing of soofi shrine in the pakistani city of lahore police say the explosion struck a security checkpoint outside the doctor dhaba shrine same building was targeted in twenty ten when a suicide attack killed more than forty people. afghan forces afford gun battles with taliban militants who killed at le

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i remember how euphoric south koreans are. i was not in korea then, remember how euphoric south koreans are when they finally established the somatic relations with the people's republic of china in 1992 and built an anonymous, as everyone has but they in particular economic relationship and partnership. utterly intertwined. and i remember all the south koreans who kind of said to me, we have a long history with the chinese we know how to manage this relationship. i think it has been a hard road for the south koreans, particularly in recent years when they have seen that china imposes sanctions not only on north korea but on other countries it does not like including south korea. when china is not shy about using its influence and sometimes the us has been accused of it but i think the south koreans included were not quite as, i was not quite as sharp as the chinese and not quite as close but trying to get its way. i think at the same time the south koreans certainly recognize, as do we, and in this paper, that china is centra

that's about the range of the rockets at the moment have been alarms here but mostly also further south even where rockets are continuously fired into southern israel as well as air rates are continuing from the israeli army into gaza now as people you have opened their public shelter just here behind me just to be on the safe side so people have time to run to the shelter at the same time while you know the fighting continues and has also intensified in some hours then it dies down usually a bit but it is still at a very high level at the moment there have been reports of more casualties on this very sad but also in gaza and also there are reports of the first targeted killing of a senior hamas member when both sides have said they're going to continue to keep up these attacks of people nervous that it could escalate into a war as a date in twenty fourteen. absolutely i talk to some people on the phone in gaza they're extremely burridge it's an extremely difficult situation as well as here in the south of is where it has been going on since saturday morning and those situations could a

we now have confirmation from officials in south korea that it was a tourist boat with 33 south koreans9 are still missing. 0fficials have died, seven were rescued, and 19 are still missing. officials from south korea flying out to hungary now is that operation, the rescue operation, continues into the early hours of the morning there in budapest. anymore developments, we will bring them to you on bbc world news. hello. one thing we're certainly not short of at the moment is cloud across the uk. and through today, it will tend to stick around in many areas and bring some rain into the north. by the weekend, though, i'm hopeful we'll see more in the way of sunshine, and we're going to see things significantly warming up for some. more on that in just a moment. a lot of warm air coming in from the atlantic in the next few days, but it's coming up to the south of this frontal system. that will mean a lot of cloud around, some more persistent rain across the northern half of the uk in the short term, as well. but by the weekend, high pressure will start to push in from the south, thin the c

say it already set up in south africa soley south africa in terms of african economies of africa is of course one of the 2 biggest markets the other being one geria and in terms of ease of doing business obviously south africa trumps nigeria so that's probably one of the reasons they chose south africa it's more stable and more attractive but what does it mean for other african countries because at the moment you've got these data centers set up so far away but i mean south africa is so far away from many african nations it is and of course in terms of data centers they are others being built by chinese you know telecoms companies including china telecom and while way in other parts of africa what is interesting of course we're talking about west and major tech firms here and in that south africa is sort of an exception and that's kind of what makes it special for south africa so it will be more competitive because of course they can attract other people who might not want to use chinese technology as we've seen we've been talking about the while we issue and you know the americans acc

i assume, as president of the republic of south africa...andson, chief mandla mandela, who said his grandfather would have been proud of the newly inaugurated president. mr ramaphosa pledged to rebuild a united south africa, and has promised that there will be action and solutions to the country's problems. despite our most earnest efforts, many south africans still go to bed hungry. many south africans succumb to diseases that can be treated. many live lives of intolerable deprivation. too many of our people do not work, especially the youth. as mr ramaphosa begins his first full term in office, he faces a very difficult balancing act of tackling corruption and unemployment and only appointing government ministers who are untainted by scandal. the newly appointed president has also pledged reforms to revive the country's economy. the former president, jacob zuma, who faces a host of corruption allegations against him, opted not to attend today's ceremony, and since mr zuma's exit, the newly appointed president has been working to clean up g

temperatures reaching maybe 23 degrees in the south—east. little bit cooler across scotland with all that rain and the breeze. more weather fronts moving in during tonight. it's going to be heavy rain in places and that rain also arriving across northern and western england as well, the south—east continuing to stay dry, with temperatures here around 11—13, actually quite a mild night for many because of the cloud, the breeze and the rain. low pressure firmly in control as we head into sunday. this cold front is the one that will bring the cooler air to the country as it continues to spread its way south and east. it will do so quite quickly, i think. bursts of rain eventually reaching east anglia under south—east during sunday afternoon. skies brightening up, one or two showers, at least it's an improvement since the afternoon. 20—21 in the south—east early on, but as that cold front moves through, the cooler hour will arrive here as well. it does so during sunday night, opening the floodgates for north—westerly. quite a brisk north—westerl

south korea's military. and identify projectiles the launch took place in the north province south korea says the projectiles were directed towards the east. correspondent monitoring events force from the south korean capital south korea's military what's going to be the launch of these projectiles sketchy information so far what more do we know rob. that's right just in the last few minutes i hailed the defense department officials have been issuing more details of what they do know as you mentioned there they have now confirmed that they were two projectiles the first was launched at around four thirty thursday afternoon local time that's just within the past few hours twenty minutes after that the second projectile was launched now this is the important bits the defense officials here are assuming these were short range missiles so they do seem to be confirming that these were missiles the first one is said to have traveled just over four hundred kilometers east of the second one nearly three hundred kilo

of our robot ride to south korea celebrating the best of all it's all about were overshadowed by the. bad news for gamers in iraq looking for a virtual escape. plus it's getting hard it's getting to the business end of the season in the football leagues around europe or we'll have that later in sport. so that's still ahead but first rebel held areas in northwest syria are being attacked for six successive day by government forces and russian warplanes. at least one civilian was killed in the bombardment on sunday this raises the number of people killed so far in the offensive to twenty three people activists say around twenty five areas were targeted in and how many provinces. of taliban fighters have attacked a police headquarters in northern afghanistan suicide bomber blew his vehicle up in the city of poorly how many in the battle and province are the fighters then opened fire on security forces the youngest brother who is ousted president is under arrest sayed to flee was the country's effective ruler after his brother abdulaziz suffered a stroke six years ago katia lopez hold i a

in civil war now south sudan's government and un agencies are trying to help them return home but is it too soon. also coming out. of heavy rain compounds the misery in was an aid seems managed to make the fast beliefs go here at tools of survival on salvation. it's been largely perceived as music for white people was once a way to school is breaking that stereotype. you know thank you for joining us it is the great red tag of the six years of civil war that told the welds youngest country of south sudan's refugees on the journey back home the conflict has cost the country whole villages razed to the ground and occasions of war crimes and more than four hundred thousand people killed. amid the violence an estimated four point four million people fled their homes around one in four people creating the continent's biggest refugee crisis now the peace deal signed seven months ago hung by thread government and un agencies are working to return victims the families and homes they left behind. packing up to leave nacho out and how younger sister gathered their last few things after six yea

eddie a lot of south africans are pinning their hopes on a course that i say a lot of south africans because the majority of this country in the possible actions as we've seen our supporters these people say that i'm opposed to having a clean record he's a businessman he knows about investment job creation in fact he's one of the wealthiest people in south africa so they think that he's business acumen the connections he's made the fact that he's a leader that has been embraced by the international community having a clean record so christine the second largest opposition party that. is gaining support mainly because he wants to return land to black south africans without compensating whites know what impact you have on the elections and what is the position on the. that argue it's been one of the trump cons of this election greatly and it's one of the reasons why if it has the message that it has resonated with so many young people taking away the young voters from the african national congress you know that in its two thousand and seventeen want to see conference day and see a jump

high alert following the terror attacks in sri lanka we talk about the increased terror threat in south asia and the spread of extremism in the region. i'm british managing welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says nobody's happy why north korea says it's learned about various long range strike means all comments to do with north korea's latest missile and launches three in the last five days the launches have drawn international criticism the u.n. warned against talking regional tensions often launched two short range missiles on saturday south korea's president. says the latest missile launch was to protest the famed talks in hanoi with donald trump. pyongyang seems to be quite dissatisfied that it couldn't reach a deal at the second north korean u.s. summit in hanoi. to put the question with or there will be not move on. the missiles don't seem to directly threaten the united states japan or south korea so they appear to be taking care not to break down the dialogue process at the same time they would definitely expressing an opinion. that it

it is still now to the south and moving to the south.ake up and head out the door, this is your view. nice clear skies. i love this shot. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. no fog, no clouds, just sunny. as you put on the sunglasses, take the kids to school in the south bay, there will still be clouds in the south bay. but we'll start to clear out as well. a cool start with mid-50s. here's a look at high temperatures today. much warmer than yesterday now that we don't have the rain. 70 in san jose. 77 in concord. 74, ukiah with san francisco reaching 63 degrees. it is still cloudy in the south bay right now. we had rain a few hours ago. roads may still be wet. leave the umbrella at home. just wear a jacket. it's been windy the past few days. a disturbance will produce rain in the sierra and central valley. going into thursday, it looks like we dry out. still rain, possibly thunderstorms just off to the east. a chance that a little bit of that energy could make it into a few spots in the bay area. but overall, the trend is for us t

has been on for how many years is one that is being headed in the south. absolutely lethal to let me finish my point. my point was even if it were 51 percent the monday 8. renu fights corruption will remain as strong as ever in fact. that had been lower than 57 percent. money the moral compass would have been much stronger because people will then all say we are facing a potential loss of power here interestingly time and at the same time i want to say that. since 1904 all our presidents are presidential candidates. although we don't announce one but it's open for everyone to see. you know it's right there in your face all of them have talked about anti corruption i think for the 1st time in the last since monday. we are seeing someone who really has the ability to deeply and systematically deal with the issue of corruption we are. also seeing someone who has the capacity to handle divisions mr bongani do you think they're going to intensify because talent less than 60 percent. it would be psychological 60 percent if you not me not even. a long good read o

heavy rain further south.riter conditions moving into the south later on in the day — make brighter. also pudgy showers. —— brighter. also pudgy showers. —— brighter. heavy showers. it will be the case for much of the north sea coastal region. wednesday and into thursday and friday, below will slowly work its way out into the north sea. a bit of as to how that low centre will pull away. at the moment, it looks unsettled across the northern half of the uk, at least on thursday. and quite a cutting northerly wind blowing in behind the low. to the south, occasional showers, some sunny spells but still disappointing temperatures. remember, we are on the cooler side of the jet. with the rain in the north, we would be lucky to get double figures. friday, on the face of it, great improvement on the face of it, great improvement on the way the weather looks. cloudy across eastern scotland, to the north—east of england and the wind across north sea coast will again feel chilly. not dry overall but a close eye for the c

south africa to the future twenty five years into democracy. christine won't work before saying the european elections are just over two weeks ago away several countries are likely to see mainstream parties lose ground to populists under his feet this party led by rightwing prime minister viktor orban is expected to capitalize on anti immigrant sensible and antipathy to brussels but as the w's magazine under found out many young hunk areas are looking for i different vision. they want their future to be in the e.u. . on a donut and company and she are the lead candidates for momentum a young hungary movement they are set to challenge prime minister viktor or bands far right feet as party in the upcoming elections. hungary and his allies and house obviously are sufficiency all those online they are destroying the unity if you're up there fighting against our shared accomplishments they want to create a year of that is less stable less organized less powerful and i think that's your of these to be reformed in order to fight again these populists

they were south korean tourists.ed on the river danube in budapest. divers have joined the search for 19 other people still missing. 7 people have been rescued but strong currents and high water levels, caused by heavy rain, are hampering emergency teams. the vessel collided with another boat near the parliament building, and overturned. gareth barlow has the latest. the incident happened late on wednesday evening on a popular part of the river close to the hungarian parliament. local news reports say the boat, the mermaid, was carrying a group of south korean tourists when it collided with another vessel. a huge rescue effort is under way, with both spotlights and radar scanning the river for several kilometres downstream. police and paramedics lined the riverbank as divers searched the water. a section of the danube, europe's second longest river, has been closed. the rescue workers are facing difficult conditions. the river is flooding, and strong winds and heavy rain are hampering the search. in the centre of bud

civil war in south africa. was there and be in the total viewer and to get to. eat sleep. and attack on journalism and they direct assault on the 1st amendment rection pours in from media freedom groups as u.s. authorities 17 new charges against julian assange each carrying up to 10 years in jail. and emotional theresa may call for the day announcing she will step down as conservative party leader. on june 7th. i do so with no ill will but with enormous gratitude to attach the opportunity to serve the country i love. also this hour the philippines is threatening to dump tons of non-recyclable rubbish into canadian waters.

south africa is an interesting equity market, not only because we have counting underway in the south african election, but this is a market that is also exposed to that china story. you take a look at the biggest losers today in the south african market, nass bus, a big holder of tencent. then you look at the big mining stocks, also trading down, dragging that market lower. the emerging markets under pressure, that market down by 2.62%. taylor: it is not looking any prettier over here in the u.s. 1.3%.e the s&p off about it is very interesting that china's tech sector has been underperforming our tech sector. chinese stocks certainly getting hit the most. still, off about 1.7%. the nasdaq in the last four days is now off about 4%, having its worst weekly losses since the december 2 any fourth christmas eve route -- since the december 24 christmas eve rout. getting high yield coming back into quality and safety. 10 about five basis points down. we talked earlier about the curve in version by about five basis points. you are getting a little heightened volatility on the vix, now the hi

it put south africa into a situation where dock workers all the way from liverpool to melbourne were refusing to handle south african cargo and what i would say to be absolutely clear is that benjamin netanyahu and donald trump are racist murderous they are walking monstrosities now those that stand with them today will not be judged kindly by history as thomas paine said time converts more than reason and as we have seen precisely with apartheid south africa those who were either slow to pull out or those who stood with apartheid south africa as let's not forget the same time when the specials were making free nelson mandela and bob dylan in bruce springsteen when making sun city you had shimon peres attempting to sell nuclear weapons to apartheid south africa at the time it was a pariah you even had former prime minister of south africa in the sixty's saying israel is like us an apartheid state now the question is surely at that time or boycott divestment and sanctions movement against south african apartheid you had people say well why don't you boycott this country or why don't y