coast of south africa but staying dry in cape town at 20 celsius double a bit of an unsubtle flow for the next couple days so the chances of showers cooler on choose day and thunderstorms and john is the 32. told just there i. really don't believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. mass protests continue overnight in lebanon a cabinet meeting is due to begin shortly to approve measures to fix the deepening economic crisis. hello i'm daryn jordan the saudis iran live from doha also coming up bolivia's president looks like to face a runoff election as he attempts to secure a 4th consecutive term in power. for the. state of emergency is extended to more parts of chile as anger grows despite the president reversing a hike in train facts. and australia's newspapers blackout their front pages accusing the government of a clampdown on

briefly because it was very poorly step to point what i'm hearing because this this means that south africa will never be developed because if we as south africans are going to take an exceptionally stiff you that means we'll never be able to integrate our economies south africa in chinese tents it's just a village where only 56000000 people and i think we ought to begin to think a product than just thinking of south africa is a little island in exceptional terrace. come to the general and then we'll go to the general. good evening i just want to ask you why is it so difficult for any cigar meant to solve a live issue problem in your country because the 2 percent of farm land is owned by white minority that's where the problem is which. is going to be a time bomb. it is a problem. we with you we must deal with it we have not been great at it in the past 2 decades or 2 and a half decades and we asked seized with it right now. president of a poster named kenneth consisting of 50 percent of women so do you think in the next decade maybe we'll have a woman president thank you. i hope so. do you

briefly because it was very poorly step to point what i'm hearing because this this means that south africa will never be developed because if we as south africans are going to take an exceptionally stiff you that means we will never be able to integrate our economies south africa in chinese tents it's just a village where only 56000000 people and i think we ought to begin to think a product than just thinking of south africa is a little island in exceptional terrace. come to the general and then we're going to the general. good evening i just want to ask you why is it so difficult for any cigar meant to solve a live issue problem in your country because the 2 percent of farmland is owned by white minority that's where the problem is which you are facing right now is going to be a time bomb. it is a problem. we with you we must deal with it we have not been great at it in the past 2 decades or 2 and a half decades and we asked seized with it right now. president of a poster named kenneth consisting of 50 percent of women so do you think in the next decade maybe we'll have a woman president

briefly because it was very poorly step to point what i'm hearing because this this means that south africa will never developed because if we as south africans are going to take an exceptionally stiff you that means we will never be able to integrate our economies south africa in chinese tense it's just a village where only 56000000 people and i think we ought to begin to think a product than just thinking of south africa is a little island in exceptional terrace. come to the center and then we'll go to the general. good evening i just want to ask you why is it so difficult for any cigar meant to solve a live issue problem in your country because 72 percent of farmland is owned by white minority that's where the problem is which you are facing right now is going to be a time bomb. it is a problem. we with you we must deal with it we have not been great at it in the past 2 decades. and we asked seized with it right now. president of a poster named kenneth consisting of 50 percent of women so do you think in the next decade maybe we'll have a woman president thank you. i hope so. do you want

i many migrants from other african countries go to south africa seeking better job prospects. but after a spate of deadly riots and attacks in september many say they no longer feel safe here. that's why these protesters in cape town have been calling on the u.n. to move them to another country. last week the un refugee agency issued a statement saying false messages were being circulated about resettlement and that only a very small number of refugees and asylum seekers met the criteria. but that didn't stop the protests here. after wednesday's police operation remaining demonstrators had it on. for now their new home is a local church where they've been given temporary shelter. our correspondents at n.p.r.'s has been speaking to some of the refugees about church here in the church where about 300 people are seeking shelter refugees you can see it is completely overcrowded so many people have the space it is not smelling very well of course of the stress levels very high the tensions are very high and people have experienced very terrible things on wednesday when they were th

south africa against nigerians and other africans has that affected the dynamic there. i think the south african government has been very careful in how it's dealt with these attacks and it's often on many occasions has described it as criminality not wanting to say that it's targeted foreign nationals or nigerian specifically but for many of the foreign nationals in south africa that's been their reality the south african government has also said that while dealing with these attacks these attacks it's also acknowledging the fact that there is a high number of illegal immigrants in south africa people who don't have the necessary or expired paperwork and these are some of the issues that are fueling tensions between people locals in south africa and foreign nationals it says the government says it wants to deal with this in the meeting between the foreign ministers of south africa and nigeria it's extra was expected that they would discuss concrete steps to deal with both the attacks in south africa and reprisal attacks in nigeria where south african businesses were att

if you get in england not in south africa. there's a big incident on the train enough winter games.but if you like and you don't want to believe that moment when gandhi refused to leave the white only compartment on a train opened his eyes to injustice set in motion a life dedicated to nonviolent resistance and carved himself into history yet his reputation here is tinge with accusations that while he fought for indians in south africa he ignored the plight of black people often using racist slurs. good person yes human gifts and there is this for anybody else to touch. it was on leading south africa that gandhi's hosts named him mahatma meaning the venerable soul a century later the name remains tense so to the criticisms of this complex character. now to shed some more light on this complex character let's bring in doug so by daily come one from the institute of african studies at the university of a welcome to date of the africa adults so you were part of a move to take down gandhi's statue from your campus tell us why. yes it was based on primary firsthand research now a lot of

wales next for south africa as andy was saying there.atland admitted the better side lost after wales needed a late converted try to give them a 20—19 win over france — they were a man down for over half an hour because of a red card. our sports editor dan roan has the story of the game. it was france who started and they we re it was france who started and they were the better. two early tries and then wales responded to aaron wainwright, who scored a try of his own. at that point it was anybody‘s. france 19—10 up at half—time. early in the second half, sebastien vahaamahina, the giant french lock elbowed wainwright during a mall, camped on the wales line. there was no need for it. in the roaming half—an—hour, france were reduced to 14. it looked like time is running out and wales were struggling to make their one—man advantage count. but in the final reckoning, moriarty it was who popped up to score the decisive try. dan biggar converted to edge wales ahead for the very first time in the match. so they are through to a second semifinal

rule south africa is now the most unequal country. critics say one common denominator looms large corruption. my guest tonight has played a key role in south africa's modern history. from a time fighting apartheid to her role as south africa's deputy president. and speaker of the national assembly. presiding over what has been called the period of chaos in. your son fogarty i now know the details. on a number of my name my you out on back such as the a.n.c. betrayed mandela's legacy will new president cyril ramaphosa set it back on the right track i made the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with a how successfully she thinks the a.n.c. transition from a liberation movement to a ruling party and whether critics are right to say that it demands loyalty to itself above the country. i'll also be joined by andrew feinstein former south african politician and author of off to the party a personal journey inside and see he's. director of corruption what u.k. macos eco's are known as an anti corruption politicia

precious have been quiet for a while looking forward what do you think needs to happen not just in south africa but the entire continent of africa for young people to be more engaged in their civic duty because whether we like it or hard one of the best ways to voice our opinions i think it's important that we know what it means right if we live in a democracy and how we can engage in how we can hold our leaders accountable bethink also there needs to be you know we need political parties and leaders need to stop to can i sing and people and take them seriously let me come back to define who we started with i want to close with you what would it take for you to vote in the next election in order for south africa to be the south that the south africa that we wanted to be everyone should be involved if one should participate in making this place a better place thank you so much for your views and that's a fantastic place to end this discussion a multiplicity of voices is required not just in government but also for the people who have been represented it's been a very insightful conversation happ

is the 5th in a 4 because in south africa because that was done by the government. because that is a new money to that i so wish my sister if a policeman can support him are the current there is no future for much in this country i want to go if you want to go anywhere as long as we are out of this country a place that we're going to be safe where we're going to feel that we've been the commands as a human being not like cockroaches or not like she can because we're not going to be slaughtered everything you think is going to make you feel really fine thank you there's no better place than home and then is because i was forced to leave my country i did not choose to come to south africa i did not wake up one day and say let me plan to go for only to south africa i was forced to leave my country and then the u.n. said and this country knows that it's not peace yes but if there was a peace i did the cooking but you could there's not peace that i told them to look for it this way i can have peace bernie a refugee sylvie speaking to that i spoke to garrett and you have

tackled last night against new zealand was incredible at times, they will be concerned about south africa'sre this evening, watching and making notes, and no doubt he will have a plan, he always does, to take on the south africans. they are serious opponents. they won the rugby championship and came above new zealand in the southern hemisphere tournament this year. the england team will start as favourites. sport, and for a full round up, we go over to the bbc sport centre. here's 0lly foster. we have just heard from alun wyn jones, and he says, we stayed in the arm wrestle. that is how he described that match. it was a cagey affair, as dan was saying. he was proud of them when they went to 16-16, but proud of them when they went to 16—16, but south africa took advantage. we fell short, but hopefully we will get another opportunity. it wasn't our day, but i'm still proud to pull this jersey on and represent all the people in red in the stadium. and they were there, weren't they, in numbers? next saturday's world cup final will be between england and south africa, a repeat of the 2007 final

on the situational foreign truck drivers in durban south africa. durban this africa's most important trading house hundreds of trucks decked tie with goods leave every night bounce for other parts of the country the truck driver who calls himself nick is from zimbabwe he doesn't want to tell us his real name because he fears she will be targeted he says these days he's more afraid of xenophobic attacks and traffic accidents i don't feel very myself. i don't feel very myself. right there he was there i don't know what's going to come next maybe any time you know it can be attacked now we don't know. in the last few months alone they have been dozens of os in attacks in the region leaving several people dead or seriously injured most of the targets trucks with drivers from other parts of africa. this transit area for truck drivers on the end 3 motorway along the mall a river has seen several violent attacks. it's going to be us i'm telling you. it's going to have us it's getting way. because we see new people every day new people if they understand th

just one more day of preparations and then on saturday, it's england against south africa in the worlddiejones's africa in the world cup final. can eddie jones's team africa in the world cup final. can eddiejones's team left rugby union's greatest prize? as andy was mentioning, south africa have been able to bring back kolbe into their side. he missed a semifinal with an ankle injury. they are looking to be the first team to win after losing a game in the pool stages. especially going through the pool stages and injuring against italy, probably the last few seconds of the game. i have been training for the past two weeks so i'm really confident as a player, i'm back to my old self. my uncle has healed nicely and i am grateful to get another opportunity to wear the jersey and especially playing in the final. for wales, after their agonising semifinal they have had to get ready for the third and fourth placed final. warren gatland's last game in charge. he has left a fantastic legacy in terms of his results and the success he's had since 2008 and the development of a lot of good players

i'm curious what kind of security was the swimming pool providing the van president of south africa where a minister was in charge of that investigation and in his view that was notice we mean this is the police minister the president's no is it their demand that he put out a video to classical music in which he described the swimming pool as a fire prevention measure. that's the report to you and you're accepted that seriously it's not up to me. it's not apt to millions along to you i said did you agree with that assessment of i mean this is serious stuff we could law for $23000000.00 on pools of amphitheatres in a country where half the population lives on less than $5.00 a day you accept let's use no it's not a question of accepting or not accepting part of the challenge that we have is that part of that is actually government property which was actually for purposes of ensuring that there are health facilities nearby for the president to be able to be looked after or any of the stuff in 2016 there was a lot more constitutional court ruling that said. jacob zuma should pay some money b

on to the street truck driver was working in south africa. these people. you're welcome to the show the civil war in south sudan erupted in 2013 just a year and a half after the country gained independence since then it's thought more than 400000 people have been killed it countless number have been raped tortured or disappeared and millions of people displaced but few perpetrators of violence have been prosecuted now. there are reports documenting what it calls of the south sudanese government's to deliver justice although both government and opposition forces of committed crime. i'm this is says they have a new lead it's a meets investigations for cicutto as on courts like independence on blankets immunity has been granted to suspects of crimes i'm misty is calling on the african union to set up its own tribunal to investigate crimes in south sudan from on this save dangle joins us from our studio in nairobi he's deputy director for amnesty international east africa the horn on the great lakes hello steve thanks for your time now south sudan's government

just looking forward south africa has a new president who claims to be determined to stamp out corruption even though he himself has been accused of misleading parliament over a campaign donation and even though out of $21.00 corruption scandals during the 25 years in office just one senior party figure has been brought to account in terms of going to jail how can anyone have confidence in the current government to clean things up when only one person went to prison i think you have seen the excellence of the president. how he has dealt with the issues of strengthening the institutions of governance strengthening in particular the justice system bringing in people who are going to act differently people who are going to have the courage and to do things focused on correcting what has been wrong in the system just on the one person who was sent to prison this was the former chief whip tony who was sent to jail for fraud i believe you accompanied him to the prison gate how is are not putting your party and your alliances above the interests of parliament in the country accompanied. me becau

china trade war weighs on south africa's manufacturing sector fresh data shows production shrank for the 3rd consecutive month but africa's 2nd largest economy faces the war challenges we go to johannesburg for. also coming up the bad weather has been weighing on morocco cereal production companies are now looking for solutions of the international grain fair in casablanca. and we need a cattle range here in brazil who thinks that trees that are long term investment sometimes chipped. welcome to do that if this is africa it never rains poor service certainly goes for africa's 2nd largest economy these days south africa's manufacturing production shrank for a 3rd straight months in august according to figures just out and further compound during the country's economic woes mining production also shrank by more than 3 percent after 70 straight months of declining economic data it's increasingly likely south africa will yet again miss its projections for g.d.p. growth the country's economy is now a driscoll a junk credit rating from all 3 major ratings agencies. for more let's cross over

south africa go through to the semifinals where they will face wales. for them, this, their first—ever quarterfinal in world cup history. but their brave efforts of making it through to the last four have ended in disappointment. andy murray has won his first singles title since career—saving hip surgery, by beating stan wawrinka at the european open. the former world number one launched a stunning comeback from a set and a break down to win in antwerp to take his first title for more than two years. he's described it as "one of the biggest" wins of his career. patrick gearey was watching. this is andy murray's 68th final. among his more remarkable. at the start of the year, even taking his chair brought a risk of pain. since surgery he says tennis has become fun again but stanislas wawrinka would test that enjoyment in the first set. he broke early. it took energy to watch him let alone stop him. stanislas wawrinka continued into the second still in fast forward, two years older than andy murray and with his own injury problems, resilience became befor

coming up next africa 2nd biggest economy is faltering and things could still get worse for south africa monica jones will have that coming right up indeed have your business. and all. our cast language courses. video or. any time anywhere. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos guild motto egoboo correspondent alan baker constructs this 2nd line with the rules struck by the. cuts. being recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on the d.w. . the u.s. china trade war weighs on south africa's manufacturing sector fresh danger shows production shrank for the 3rd consecutive month but africa's 2nd largest economy faces more challenges we go to johannesburg for more. also coming up bad weather has been weighing on morocco cereal production companies are now looking for solutions of the international grain fat in casablanca. and we need a castle range up in brazil. who thinks that trees are better long term investment sometimes checked. this is africa it never rains it pours service certainly goes for africa's 2nd largest economy these d

it is south africa who will face england here next weekend in the world cup final.enalty gave liverpool the win at anfield against tottenham. the league leaders came from behind to beat spurs 2—1 after captain harry kane had given his side the lead in the first minute. liverpool now equal the premier league record of 28 points after the first ten fixtures. nick parrott reports. liverpool and tottenham have had contrasting fortunes since they last met in the champions league final in june. victory boosted jurgen klopp‘s men who came into this match unbeaten in the premier league while pochettino's side appear to have struggled to get over the disappointment, but there were no hard feelings at anfield, just a determination from spurs to rebut their season. and with just 47 seconds gone, they were on their way. harry kane nowjoint third all—time leading goal—scorer for his club. it took liverpool a while to recover their composure, but once they had, they attacked relentlessly. paulo more than adequate replacement for the injured hugo lloris. having scored early in the

i see many migrants from other african countries go to south africa seeking better job prospects. but after a spate of deadly riots and attacks in september many say they no longer feel safe here. that's why these protesters in cape town have been calling on the u.n. to move them to another country. last week the un refugee agency issued a statement saying false messages were being circulated about resettlement and that only a very small number of refugees and asylum seekers met the criteria but that didn't stop the protests here. i i after wednesday's police operation remaining demonstrators headed on. so now their new home is a local church where they've been given temporary shelter. of more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent in cape town again good to see you as again what is going to happen to these people now. well $100.00 of them were actually temporarily arrested yesterday they are released in the meantime and it is likely that they will keep on protesting but it is very unlikely that their demands will be met to be fair did they do not want to stay a year because

rule south africa is now the most unequal country. critics say one common denominator looms large corruption. my guest tonight has played a key role in south africa's modern history. from the time fighting apartheid to her role as south africa's deputy president a.n.c. and speaker of the national assembly. presiding over what has been called the period of chaos in. your certain folks that i now know the detective on a number of my name my you out. such as the a.n.c. betrayed mandela's legacy or will new president cyril ramaphosa set it back on the right track i made the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with bullock and bet a scowl successfully she thinks the a.n.c. transition from a liberation movement to a ruling party and whether critics are right to say that it demands loyalty to itself above the country. i'll also be joined by andrew feinstein former south african politician and author of off to the party a personal journey inside and see he's. director of corruption watch u.k. a cozy koza known as a

day three of the first test between india and south africa is underway in a few hours' time, with south theirfirst innings, still a63 runs behind india. it is after mayank agarwal‘s maiden test century was converted into a double. ravi ashwin and ravi jadeja then cleaned up three of the south africa top order for single figures before stumps on day two. golf, and india's jyotsana singh may be six shots off the lead at the women's indian 0pen in new delhi, but she was the player with the best story to tell in the clubhouse at the end of the opening round. singh played the perfect shot at the 16th hole at the dlf country club, recording a hole—in—one that took her from one—over—par to one—under. sadly, she then made bogies at the last two holes. meghan maclaren and whitney hillier share the lead on five—under—par. more on our website, including details thursday's europa league matches. from me and the team, thanks forjoining us. goodbye. hello. at one stage hurricane lorenzo, way out in the atlantic, had winds gusting up to 190 mph. it is no longer a hurricane, and it weakens quite quickl

a recent opinion piece of nigeria const do anything about the violence against its citizens in south africa because it's a geopolitically week he joins me now from the welcome to do doubly africa let's start here do you think the south african government should at least compensate the nigerians who suffered losses in the attacks. let's look at this from 2 a good one of the should they do you on a company where the on off with only get to. know about the issue yup sure that night you know about when you get a compass and that you have your orders not up over the kitchen it wouldn't go. in another in information i don't understand also if you have a prenup all. right this is just what the international system doesn't talk in does each case in the international in their own. interest on for like the detriment of the interest of the organisation i want your interest in the individual to think what it was. as well as going into too much as you know how i think i just like many countries so i've come to 2nd that you know what the public are on. to the question we should be ok well if you want a l

talks to help defuse tensions nigeria's president is in south africa after a wave of xenophobic attacks plus. the next well go on board the greenpeace campaign ship as brands are reporting on a unique scientific expedition off the coast of south america. hello sporadic gunfire has been heard in the iraqi capital where anti-government protesters are defying a curfew. but this video shows people inside doing district apparently running to avoid a live fire from security forces that came into force in the early hours of this morning at least 20 iraqis have been killed in 3 days of the. i'm a stray she is against corruption lack of jobs and poor public services most of them died in southern iraq legislative imran khan joins us on the phone now from baghdad so him and tell us what you're seeing and hearing there right now. what's going on is that the protesters here in central baghdad are trying to regroup and move on to talk or a square which is the focal point for the protest movement what's being happening that they haven't been able to regroup in large numbers and they've been. beaten ba

africa coming up the death penalty in south africa receives growing calls to be reinstated with violent crime claiming nearly 60 lives a day. but is that the recipe for justice also coming out. young black. top state politicians in germany. is just that she joined us in the studio. on the fights this eva green lungs of the planet reforestation sustainability in the rain forest. you're welcome to the program october 10th is a well day against the death penalty for years more and more countries have abolished capital punishment including south africa in 1905 but cost states that sentences have grown in recent months authorities there struggle to contain escalating violence on average 58 people are killed in south africa every day. weighty 1000 that every year our correspondent reporting from cape town has more. every month claude visits his son's grave. jerome was just 27 when he was shot in the front office when 3 years ago. he was june 2nd son killed by warring gang members in his neighborhood was this a good son eve when they was much younger i used to call him love that was my legal n

we have great was used as a tool for easy that i mean you don't see women in south africa oscar am i next to a recent spike in rapes and murders. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa when guinea is president alpha condé 1st one poly in 2010 many hope the country had turned a new leaf he's coming off to a quarter century of terri and roll now there are demonstrations to stop condos plans to change the constitution a change which would allow him to seek the term the opposition says at least 5 people have been killed as security forces crackdown protests have taken place in the capital conakry the 2nd city in the bay as well as in cities across the country mom will all k. and both us. kiryas industries of cognac free violence us demonstrations turned deadly on monday. police opened fire to disperse thousands of opposition supporters gathered in the capital and across the country to protest president al franken this beat to extend his time in office. today we came out against the regime of president condy and his combat that's why we asked all canadians to come out today to

do you think wales will beat south africa?africa? it is negative moment. i think wales can do it, i can believe in them. —— it is snack and net at the moment. and england's perform a gesture you have to say david bd favourites. wales will have something to say about that if they get three. per new zealand. twice this summer, in the cricket, as well. i feel sorry for them. the new zealand herald front page was all black apparently. i think we can show it to you, actually. this was the new zealand herald, all black. basically saying something terrible has happened, but if you want to find out more details 20 sport pages. you have got to feel sorry for new zealand, they have been through so much. it is in their dna, synergy can toddle around you have a rugby ball thrown at you. tackling 11—year—old boys but age of over deva. they will be back. they have not had a good year sporting wise, but they have taken it with good grace. they have won a lot of fa ns good grace. they have won a lot of fans and the crickets by how they handle

crucial in cape town south africa thank you very much for your reporting. the move wildfires have broken out in southern california but a dozen of them are being fanned by strong winds with gusts of about 110 kilometers an hour the blazes have led to widespread power outages and hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes. a grim dawn in southern california simi valley a blaze has just broken out and it's been found by strong winds i'm not made for local beth rivera her bags are packed but for now she's determined to stay and try to fight for her home. it started over the top of that hill behind the pile of. the neighbors that you're. right that is this. safe is ok. as the morning wears on the blaze picks up 1st in the line of fire the rural ranches in the hills it's not just residents who have to be evacuated ranches struggle to coax terrified horses toward scifi before the flames wade through. you're nervous with. the document they're going to be good i'm going. to take. this so-called easy fire in simi valley also threaten an ame

so i think think south africa have come into some better form so i think that is why south africa areions. how much will it push them, the fact that england were pretty much flawless yesterday. i think it will dry them more than ever. the history between england's and the welsh goes without saying. you know, it would be incredible to have an england wales final and i'm sure the opportunity the welsh, you know, there are a lot of players who maybe won't be making it to the next world cup. it is the last chance. this dory around their success that the manager has brought to this welsh squad over the last decade has been absolutely incredible so for them to bow out potentially a world cup final, potentially beating england would be a huge story for them. ufa south africa in a world cup final. we have about a0 minutes to go. what will be going through their minds right now? they would just be trying to normalise the day as much as possible. for me, you know, being as possible. for me, you know, being a part of a squad that has been in a world cup final i think that the prep, you know, it

crucial in cape town south africa thank you very much for your reporting. they've been having some other stories making news around the world at least 10 people have been killed and dozens wounded by a car bomb in the town of a free man in northern syria near the turkish border afrin is a mainly kurdish enclave controlled by turkish back syrian rebels who captured the town last year. north korea has $52.00 unidentified projectiles towards the sea off its eastern coast that's according to south korean and japanese military officials if confirmed as a missile launch it would be. launched the cme it comes amid a deadlock in nuclear talks between north korea and the us. police and indeed it means to me see at least 5 people have been shot dead by separatist militants the attack on workers from eastern india came as a delegation of e.u. lawmakers began a 2 day visit to the region on thursday delhi formally implemented legislation that for moves kashmiris semi autonomous status and places it under direct federal reserve. a court in hong kong has granted an injunc

deepen ties south africa has in the past months and envoys to a number of african countries to apologize for the attacks but also looking at some of the statements coming out of the south african government there's also been issues around illegal immigrants and south africa saying that it needs to strengthen the bullet is i suppose of the home affairs department that has to deal decisively with the issue of illegal immigrants from a number of african countries and this is what is fueling some of the tensions in south africa between south africans and people from other african states south africa has needed to i suppose. look at a balancing act in terms of how it deals with nigerian that this is a sensitive issue it's had to apologize we've heard that apology come from the international cooperation minister anality pond or just after the nigerian president mahmoud to bihari arrived in south africa last night so certainly we do expect the issue of xenophobia and these attacks and how south africa nigeria will handle it going forward for me to miller in pretoria thank you are still ahead on

women in south africa have been osc in the question and i mixed x. because there's been a recent surge in murders and crimes sexual crimes against women in the country now in the capsule pretoria while then 1000 policemen and women demonstrated against gender based violence some held up signs that read it hurts us s police officers to pick up bodies off women children and vulnerable groups on a daily basis. now you're about to meet one woman who's a rape survivor and this is now raising her voice for others. the way we all acknowledge school to spock on the 20th of july 19th 18 i was gang raped at the spark and my friend killed 3 months before my 16th birthday this happened to me. i'm caroline peters i'm a i'm 54 years old i'm a famous nurse i'm agenda ective us you know and i'm a human rights campaigner even when my dog is the place of days i would get up and go and run and i saw the benefit they planning for me at the same time i was city municipality upgrades to the spock and remember this is a book that i've never set foot there since when the ti

welcome to business africa i want to get jones in berlin thanks for joining us south africa needs to secure private investment to save its public institutions and to get the economy moving again the country's president says africa's most industrialized nation is struggling with lackluster growth high unemployment and a heavy debt burden especially from state owned enterprises president cyril ramaphosa said that south africa state owned airline is open to outside investment and in talks with potential partners he also said that to attract investment the government needs to reform fiscal policies stabilize its debt and reduce liability risks. a more let's bring in bronwyn seaborne news editor at business day t v in johannesburg are proud when they're around a quarter south africa is open to the participation of the private sector now the practice is the country right now to investors. well if you take a look at a recent report from rand merchant bank which rates african countries in terms of their investment attractiveness you either provoke a come in 3rd place which is not too bad but

recent opinion piece he said nigeria const do anything about the violence against its citizens in south africa because it's a geopolitically week he joins me now from a budget so welcome to debbie africa let's start here do you think the south african government should at least compensate the nigerians who suffered losses in the attacks. let's look at this from 2 a good one with a british. on the company where the opportunity over to get to. something that you know about will issue you should that make you know what about when you get a compass and that you have you know it is not up over the kitchen it wouldn't go. in another in information i don't understand also please you know if i'll bring up i'll. write it just what the international system doesn't talk in dog eat it in the international in their own. interest on for like the detriment of the interest on understood i want to introduce in the into the truck thing what it was what it is what are you going into if you mission apollo i think i did many countries so i've come to 2nd that you know one of the public eye on. the question we shou