because i don't think that mr ramaphosa has got a coherent plan as to how he'll save south africa. t that's not the way democracy works, mr malema. mr ramaphosa has a mandate given to him by the south african people and, indeed, if you look at the business community, if we're talking about the economy, it seems business leaders think that removing ramaphosa would actually make south africa's situation worse. no democracy works like that. that's why our constitution provides for the resignation of the president or impeachment or a motion of no—confidence. so the democracy you are trying to define now, you can't find it in any of the definitions of democracy. presidents from time to time, including prime ministers, will be asked to step down. you say he should be impeached. you seem to believe he's committed crimes. committed the crimes that you're accusing him of. there was money which was stored at this house not declared to the reserve bank, to financial intelligence, to the banks, to sars — south african revenue services. nothing has happened. ramaphosa went to look for people who

he's a founder of these one south africa movement and a former leader of south africa opposition. and in johannesburg, william made a is an associate professor at the school of governments at the university of whit waters round. thank you all for joining us. can i ask you 1st dakota is tarboe and becky, right. when he says south africa is ready to explode. no good german babies. she does a 3rd. there's no government that loosen system. so with the color color because she cham rights. busy for option to day a couldn't just said is to serve oh so it's d n 2 days. so why don't too much don't you mention all races that's grades problem. ok, thank you. ok. so let me see. what do you think? south africa are ready to explode? them, baker says certainly i hold the view that then see like any other liberation movement have come to a point where they've. ready mismanaged the economy, leading line, the lines of unemployed south africans. lat, literally we live in a country where the majority of citizens living below the poverty line and youth unemployment now constitutes close to about 2 thi

i asked her what was driving south africa as growing gun violence. so one of the major drivers of this epic epic demick is the fact that there are gangs that have grown in size over the past 2 years in south africa. so during the code 19 pandemic, many gangs whose operations were disrupted by our locked downs and curfews really changed their tactic into operating in extortion rings and an organized crime within very many communities. those same gangs are now fighting over turf in those extortion rings and extorting particularly small business owners. the other factor is that there's been for, for quite a while, circulation of illegal guns in the country, it's very difficult and all africa to get your gun. and so you're starting to see more and more gangs move into the territory of buying and selling illegal weapons. so for instance, in the recent attack, i had a recent gun balance attack. an ag 47 was use, right? how the thumb wanting thought i forgot get hold of such a weapon. so we have very, very strict gun laws and that definitely means that the

he's a founder of these one south africa movement on a former leader of south africa opposition. and in johannesburg, william mayday is an associate professor at the school of governments at the university of whit waters round. thank you all for joining us. can i ask you 1st dakota is tarboe and becky, right. when he says south africa's ready to explode? no good german babies. she does a 3rd is no government but loosened system. so with this girl a girl, she rides. busy for today a good just said is, oh, don't say it's d n 2 days. so why don't a less did you manage it or move press that's great. strong. ok, thank you. ok. so let's see. what do you think south africa are ready to explode? isn't baker? says certainly i hold the view that the n c, like any of the liberation movement, have come to a point where they've mismanaged the economy, leading lines and lines of unemployed south africans law. literally, we live in a country where the majority of citizens are living below the poverty line. and youth unemployment now constitutes close to about 2 thirds or 2 thirds of young peopl

b increase in guns, violence in south africa. the speed of gun related violence in south africa is reason concerns about the safety of citizens. we'll find out how authorities can tackle the problem. also ahead africa's charcoal trade is threatening the continents for us to find out what's been down to, to make charcoal more sustainable. and a whipping up interest in african women's football. we'll look at how an increased cost prize maybe into into the women's africa, a couple of nations. ah, i am eddie mike, a junior, and you are welcome to the program. so africa is grappling with, he says, in gun violence, the problem was put in the spotlights after 3 separate shootings in one weekend. left. 22 people were dead. in all 3 incidents suspects. opened fire on people in boss before speeding off in vehicles. but even before these shootings, gun crimes in south africa way increase and not an alarm in rate. an average of 23 people are shot and killed in south africa every day. that's according to the countries animal. crime statistics

power stations, which provide 80% of the power in south africa currently tomorrow. hmm. it's a vision and a goal towards which we can strive. this is not a south african trend--"let's move away from coal"--it's a global trend, so, you know, one can try all one likes to hang on to a dying industry, but you can't fight a wave. you have to ride the wave, and the wave of the future is not coal. for me, you know, it's better that they ride the wave instead of being left out to sea, looking for the next wave while the winners are having cocktails on the beach. [sea gulls crying] matharka: if we say we are no longer going to generate coal through coal-fired power stations, and they're going to solars and so d so, how many people are going to employed in those initiatives? spoor: if you compare per-unit of electricity produced, both in the operating and in the construction phase, the number of jobs in the renewable area is higher. there's the old coal fields of mpumalanga province, where there is an entire coal-mining industry in decline, but the big opportunity is that thes

south africa, paisley soto, nearly $70000000.00 euros a year for the water. and the soto uses the dams to generate electricity for its population of the local project manager from the list. so to highlands authority, tulsa, let him 5 years time. the dumb wool bull stand, right? hare, 5000 hectares of land. will them be flooded? as we are all away, this kind of projects would have social impacts and environmental impacts. and are we as the project purple at number of programs which had been there, is customer lead vocal amenities are as ways and means of ha ha, mitigating against the laws of land that the laws over there, grazing, earlier in perpetual mer to sea sick, we heard exactly the same promises 24 years ago when the cap saddam was built. all other dams feet that water into this reservoir from where its pipe to south africa . sick we worked for the santa legal center. the project was conceived georgia by 2 undemocratic governments of south africa, apathy, the regime, and the military. it is a gym in mistletoe. those governments did not have monday to fo

of 23 people are shot and killed in south africa every day. that's according to the countries animal. crime statistics. i'll be talking to an expert about how to address the problem after this report packed in these bags on nearly 25000 firearms, confiscated or handed in to police in south africa. on this day, these guns are all going to be destroyed. south africa has one of the highest violent crime rates in the world authority say illegal weapons in the hands of criminals are contributing to the problem in less privileged communities. like this one we, one of the recent tavin shootings took place. people are terrorized among unless is it is is we don't feel safe because we don't know whether the people responsible for the shooting are still in our township or not. we're not safe if we can't walk in the street or even go to the shops without feeling nervous. we are afraid because these people could still be here with us and they would go about double up . he turned abominable middle. i would like our government to go door to door and collect

how the someone in south africa gets hold of such a weapon. so we have very, very strict gun laws and that definitely means that the average person goes nowhere near a rifle or high caliber fire. i would think that in this case, particularly given a lot of st of illegal guns flowing into the bose from outside of our board. it also within the board is these were very likely to be stolen weapons they may have been stolen from the military may have been stolen from the police are quite likely as well stolen from evidence rooms across the country, solution oriented. now what can be done to help stop the flow of these illegal weapons? i think that there's really something to be said around the issue of corruption within the police service or within the military. and that, that really drives in some parts. the availability of illegal guns, we really need to see the police themselves clamped down on how strict they are about giving out guns or assigning service pistols to police officers because those can be stolen. and once they are very, very diffi

and south africa is wanting to move in that direction. a given the high numbers of violent crimes in the countries we've heard repeatedly from security companies in south africa that they need the guns to, to essentially the work of the police because the police are not doing their job. certainly we have, we have high numbers of private security, but all of the data shows that civilians having hand guns for self defense increases the risk of for things like suicide in the home main killing of a female policy while some go francis absolutely no evidence certainly not in this kind of plan, we haven't seen it elsewhere in the world that having a gun for self defense makes you say, but the evidence shows otherwise. and in fact, there's just been a big robbery, homicide studies done in south africa. and it shows that when there's a home invasion, if there's a gun presence, just the presence of a gun increases the risk for the escalation of violence and serious injury and day . so the conversation needs to shift away from this need your respons

at least 21 people have been killed in 3 separate shootings in south africa. they say 15 people was shot dead and several others were injured. that the orlando, east haven, and sweater on the southern outskirts of johannesburg, for other people were killed in a separate tab and shooting in the town of peter merits. black. katya lopez, her young, has more overwhelming pain as families our call to identify their relatives. it was after midnight when police say more than a dozen people was shot dead by gunmen in a bar knew johannesburg. bodies piled near the entrance. our victims who tried to run out and escape. what renewal is that? the assailants the just entered into that space? well, people and dreamed, and so from the shorter and only to dam, investigators have described the shooting as a massacre said ins as that a, anyone now possesses a gun, was to try it the act on a, on our communities and wish to call upon communities to actually lead indeed assist the police in bring in to book a those a paper tray. does police say nothing was sold in from the busines

so way to south africa. thank you. i am surrounded by good. this is these us cultures of the day on my trauma interpreted to mean the great mother statues like this was dug up right here in born. now across the african continent, we have a higher from there. santa people, we have bust protected egyptian mothers. we have your maya, they are reuben, could this, i could go on and on. and if this is our history, why do we still have humiliating practices against our gulf and women? our 2nd relationship experts has, has some was for the people that think this unnecessary virginity is not a medical. it's a social construct. how many times do we have to say this? in order for it to think into the mind, the double age of the patriarchy, allow me to explain this further clarification. a social construct is an idea, has been created and accepted by society at large a social construct, no backing. they are a product of human definition shaped by cultural and historical context. and it's thought women are tired of being shamed. part of being shrunk. part

how immediate is covid to south africa and what is the covid illness look like for south africa in the next six months? >> thank you very much for the opportunity to speak your viewership. so far, so good. the last time i looked, we seem to have everything going down. that's the reason we lifted restrictions as far as covid is concerned and encourage people to actually keep being on top of the communicable diseases in the traditional way. just this morning when we seemed to have found a new subvariant and it is something we are going to look at, but so far, so good. we are only recovering post-pandemic. and the economy we are dealing with, more wicked than it was before pandemic, that we can say with confidence that there are indicators that have demonstrated that we are actually on the border of leveling up with a pre-pandemic situation. tom: when you walk into a room you are the boss in the room on covid. i can see that with your experience. is china getting it right? or the western world? >> many people have been getting it wrong and as far as i'm concerned, south africa has respond

in south africa, police say these are the worst figures recorded in the last 5 years. in cameron is director of the advocacy group community safety actions society in cape town. he thinks police saw inadvertently contributing to the growing problem of gun violence in the last 12 years. and so recovery service has lost more than $26000.00 fire on state far. that means that in the last 12 years of african pre services, most likely the biggest gun suppliers to criminals in south africa, which is obviously very, very worried. and i think if we see it in that way, we need to understand a conviction rates for violent crime, in general in south africa and less than 5 percent conviction. right. it makes it incredibly difficult to combat crime efficiently in the country. i think this a via political interference in this of african are pretty service. we've seen that over the last 20 years, the majority of commission is that we're going to, we're not korea police members. they were politically connected ruling parties that were appointed. and we also saw this band, most of our s

now, gunshot wound to the head, south africa is grappling with a search in gun violence. the problem was put in the spotlight off the 3 separate shootings and one weekend left. 22 people dead. in all 3 incidents suspects, open fire on people in boss before speeding off in vehicles. south africa has a strict gun control laws, but that hasn't prevented a large black market for firearms. packed in these bags on nearly 25000 firearms, confiscated or handed in to police in south africa. on this day, these guns are all going to be destroyed. south africa has one of the highest violent crime rates in the world authority say illegal weapons in the hands of criminals are contributing to the problem in less privileged communities. like this one way, one of the recent tavin shootings took place. people are terrorized among unless is is this is we don't feel safe because we don't know whether the people responsible for the shooting are still in our township or not. we're not safe, even if we can't walk in the street or even go to the shops without feeling nervous . we are afraid beca

with its worst economic crisis in decades. elise 14 people have been killed by gunmen in a bar in south africa. it happened in the nom samo, settlement and sweater, south west of johannesburg. please say a group of men opened fire on the patrons just after midnight. for these 15 people were killed in russia, military strikes and ukrainian town of chuck.

but let's get real specific and 0 in on virginity testing in south africa, like many other african countries, the largest country in southern africa is in the spotlight because young girls continue to be physically and emotionally violated by family members in order to control their body. and use them as a form of currency. what about so many wave young girls and violently experiencing their sexual views? but instead of focusing on how prevalent family sexual violence and possibly targeting the perpetrators, we are victim blaming and making sure girls remain pure before marriage. why dear africa are we like to? why do we feel the need to control women's body? how can we collectively help put some of these violence african practices direct one and moral? please drop a comment and let us know. indeed, how can we help put some of these powerful practices to rest? well, thank you. have a glad you asked. our next watch was exactly how to do that, while still retaining the essence of the ritual. let's head over to kenya where mosse. i go to forced to undergo female genital mutilation, s g n. howev

i beginning gaskin remains complex and controversial in south africa. what is unclear is what will happen to the ones who are excluded just based on the fact that they no longer considered pure way in sorento. and nancy tells us why she did not pass the test back then. her uncle, a local chief, started to sexually abuse her at the age of 15. so in one day, when she came back from school, he was in her room a fowler. i thinking i can lean glen, he said i must not try to scream because what he was about to do is not going to be nice to meet to the post if he told me that if i would tell anyone about this, i'll be thrown out of school that i will be the laughing stock in the village near land. over 3 years, nancy was brutally raped by her uncle because he was a powerful man in the community. no one in the family wanted to face the truth. he didn't know, i still believe that even now i believe that i am a virgin because i didn't break my virginity with me for now long. it wasn't me cindy and i wasn't ready to do with it. and i was looking for coverage and t

most of our specialized units in the south africa, the service expectation was said that they would need to combat serious, violent crime from ground level. and to give you an idea. yeah, for example of 2019 the south african re service lost more than 10000000 rounds of ammunition. so that means 10000000 rounds of ammunition was, is freely roaming on the streets of the country. and japan's ruling party and its coalition partners have won a 2 3rd super majority in the upper house of parliament after sunday's elections and paved the way for possible changes to the pacifist constitution, which would strengthen the country's military while on a global stage. and that was the goal of former prime minister, sions obeyed. he was shot dead at a campaign event on friday, translate reports. so japan as a nation in morning after the assassination of its former leader shouldn't obey on friday. but fritz, governing liberal democratic party, a glimmer of good names after sundays, upper house elections. the o. d. p has been the dominant parties since the end of the 2nd world war and had a high approval

they've already won their series — but there's no let up from england's women, as they beat south africaish delight at the tour de france — tomorow there'll be champagne on the champs elysees forjonas vingegaard. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there, lots to pack in over the next 15 minutes, formula i qualifying coming up, as well, but we'll start with the athletics, because we're into the final weekend at the world championships in oregon. great britain celebrated a fourth medal overnight, and a really emotional one for matt hudson—smith. our correspondent, andy swiss, is in eugene for us. andy, 400 metre bronze for hudson—smith, but it felt like gold after everything he's been through. that's right, yes. purely from an athletics perspective, it was a brilliant performance from matt hudson—smith, that when you bear in mind all the personal struggles he has been free to get here, it really was some performance. it was some final, it was won by michael norman of the us, behind him the former olympic champion. but behind both of them matt hudson—smith held off his rivals down the ho

in south africa at the moment.we know that there is — south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a bit _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a bit of _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a bit of balance - that there is quite a bit of balance the recent years. but is this kind of shooting complete the out of the non—? of shooting complete the out of the non-? v of shooting complete the out of the non-? �* , ., , ~' of shooting complete the out of the non-? h ., , ~' 3 non-? it's not, but i think it's the sheer number _ non-? it's not, but i think it's the sheer number of _ non-? it's not, but i think it's the sheer number of dead, _ non-? it's not, but i think it's the| sheer number of dead, combining non-? it's not, but i think it's the - sheer number of dead, combining the fact that as you mention, there were four dead, in another part of south

but let's look at also the private companies that are folding in south africa. why do you want to create an impression that the state companies are failing? the anc is failing eskom, so that it can sell eskom. if you first make it look like it's not working, so that by the time you come to sell, everybody is so annoyed with eskom and agrees to the nonsensical selling of state—owned enterprises. recently, we had an aviation company closing down. it was not a state—owned. and then, you take the state—owned aviation company, and you say, "no, let's privatise it because the state can't run it" — as if when it's run by private sector, that it does a good job. it's not true.

he says south africa needs to get a handle on gun violence. what he's very clear is african culture violence. you know, we've been unable to tackle our culture violence. and secondly, our culture of guns and weapons, you know, guns are freely available in the country. and because the country comes from a history of both state violence and in anti apartheid movement buyers. and we also are, we are cultures that up a violence and you bring it together with guns ah, in free circulation. and then you know, totally a lack of respect of policing in the company brings us, there's really terrifying violence mix. if we are, we, we are now seeing in the country the society must have a conversation, was itself, you know, around guns. i'm around violence and we really have to make the juice of violence . i must make, it's not part of the site. ah, yes, i do must distance itself from guns and from violence to wage deal problems with russia missile strikes, of course, widespread damage in towns and cities across the south and east of ukraine. at least 15 pe

the indigenous inhabitants of south africa. they both grew up with wild royball in their local area, cut, crushed, and fermented by hand. traditional knowledge passed on to them by their parents and grandparents. group. austin? yes, the clinic, i said boy was this 1st and foremost good for mothers who have no milk. well, it's also good against eczema, for it's you, but you didn't do mindful you grind it down to a fine powder yet and mix it with vaseline. isn't it an o? at those you've admitted when we don't have vacillation, you will, you that you use animal fat matthew to go about you. i'd evoke bethany use mirrored on babies bottoms, to remove the rad is about use that new my ex u. b. she's proud of the original roy boss as it's we and you are ward loss grows in a natural environment because you said model, there are no chemicals. so you just that nature in the cindy we boast, plaza, you have a range of wonderful medicinal herbs growing around the roy boss. he voted in luck, which is also what makes it special, that there's v

roy boss originally comes from the cedar berg mountains of south africa. the relatively arid north west of the country is the sole natural source of the plant and is still the only place world wide where it is commercially grown. the principal harvest time is between january and april. after being harvested by hand, the bushes are then crushed and machines and spread out to dry. the subsequent fermentation gives the otherwise green plant, its trademark color and name. red bush. roy boss is now a major industry. south africa has around $300.00 large scale farms producing $20000.00 tons of the crop a year. south africa exports around $7000.00 tons of roy boss the year to over 60 countries. the biggest roy, both consumers are japan, germany and the netherlands, followed by britain and the united states. a global business put when it comes to those who 1st turn the dry looking bushes into a healthy cup of tea. the story is similar to the pie in paraguayan. the people who originally discovered the benefits of roy boss were bypassed. a valley past takes us to a

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in south africa, usually going up to sort of maybe 5 late thirties. but that's what gun violence looks like in this country. what's worrying is a really new pattern emerging of what we're calling multiple killings. this has this has not been the pattern of gun violence in our country, but we've seen this shift in the last 18 months to year. and at the moment, i guess is not sufficient data to say, is this a new trend? but it's certainly very wiring and these 15 people have been killed in the eastern ukrainian, tanner ch as if yar after russia, oregon rockets hit a 5 story apartment block official say it more than 20 other residents are fair to be trapped under the rebel russian ground. forces are pushing to take control of the entire easton denette screeching where she is located. alan fisher reports from keith prieto and sky lit up is russian. rockets fall in chassis of yard an apartment block torn apart, rescue workers. no. the timing of the attack means most people would have been in bed, so they're moving debris by hand tunneling down, trying to f

in south africa, at least 15 people are dead after a mass shooting out to buy in. the johannesburg township also went to police at a group of men, arrived in a taxi and said a tavern and began shooting randomly at customers. shortly before midnight on saturday, police are still searching for the attack as and the motive local authority to describe the incident. as he masika in a separate incident, 4 people were killed in a huge in a tavern in the east of the country. authorities do not believe the 2 attacks were linked i only asked spoke to journalist si, fi kamma in east london, south africa. what boy, she could tell us about the attack as an efforts to apprehend them. well as of yet, as you know, as you also mentioned, that the identity still remains. i'm know, apart from that one truth that they actually played in the why many they left the scene then and of course giving intel on the by on that was used. it said that they had used to rifles as well as and 9 need to actually, you know, bring brain appointed that have them late evening on saturday. so as far as t

. packed in these bags on nearly 25000 firearms, confiscated or handed in to police in south africa. on this day, these guns are all going to be destroyed. south africa has one of the highest violent crime rates in the world authority say illegal weapons in the hands of criminals are contributing to the problem in less privileged communities like this one way, one of the recent tavin shootings took place. people are terrorized among unless is is this is we don't feel safe because we don't know whether the people responsible for the shooting are still in our township or not. we're not safe, even if we can't walk in the street or even go to the shops without feeling nervous . we are afraid because these people could still be here with us and they would go about develop it under bumble model. i would like her government to go door to door and collect all the legal firearms. again, i'm going to rest those found with the legal firearms that should work day and night, visit all the shacks and houses here and over because we often get mugged and nuclear wasn't o'sullivan. visiting the commu

they've already won their series but there's no let up from england's women as they beat south africagain. danish delight at the tour de france — tomorow there'll be champagne on the champs elysees forjonas vingegaard. and, the flying ferrari — can leclerc cut verstappen�*s championship lead before formula 1's summer break? good evening. england's women had already won their multi—format series against south africa, but didn't take their foot off the gas in worcester today, winning their second t20 match by six wickets. they have one more t20 before they turn their attention to the commonwealth games in birmingham where they'll face south africa again. the england skipper heather knight sat out the game with a hip problem, her replacement, the teenager alice capsey had a good debut while katherine brunt made bowling history. lydia campbell reports. the final chance for a pep talk before the match will have included the aim of getting these two out early. but south africa's openers were making life difficult, the opening partnership bringing up a century. but finally the breakthrough c

the indigenous inhabitants of south africa. they both grew up with wild roy boss in their local area, cut, crushed, and fermented by hand. traditional knowledge passed on to them by their parents and grandparents. austin. yes. look like i said, boy, was this 1st and foremost good for mothers who have no milk. well, it's also good against eczema, but it's you, but you do the model, you grind it down to fine powder yet, and mix it with vaseline, isn't it? oh, those are been busy when we don't have vacillation as well. you that you use animal fat, mike, you do go about the producers use the warburton roy boss to give their commercial products a more intense color. it's an industry that flourished thanks to knowledge of native peoples, but their descendants didn't benefit from its lucrative development. i was burnt, and his fellow campaigner is decided to fight for compensation for the knowledge that has been appropriated from them. as with the pie to the tara in paraguay, the descendants of the coy san peoples have been largely re

a taverns in south africa, and he's 15 dead. and many more missing after russian rockets had a 5 story apartment block in ukraine's eastern donuts region. and a while far threatening ancient trees in one of america's most famous national parks doubles in size in a day. ah, hello, protest. as in sri lanka, her vows to stay at the presidential and prime ministerial residences until both leaders officially resign. go to buy a roger boxer and running away from the singer. have said they will step down later this week. 1000 stormed buildings on saturday, demanding action. after months of protests, the president has been blamed for economic mismanagement, which has left the country short of food, fuel and medicine. when al fernandez reports from colombo on sunday, relative com return to she, lanka protested remained and the president official residence making use of facilities normally reserved for the countries elite, a real carnival atmosphere. here at the president's official residence, the great facade you see behind me, you notic

england's huge score of 234—6 came partly thanks to south africa's inability to take their catches. —shared a big partnership with moeen ali, who reached his 50 off a record 16 balls. bairstow went on to score 90, providing eight of those sixes. south africa's mammoth chase got off to a poor start, with reece topley continuing his good form from the one day series, getting quinton de kock in the first over of the reply. south africa were in the game for a while yet, though, thanks to half centuries from reeza hendricks and tristan stubbs, with an extraordinary innings in which he also cleared the boundary eight times. richard gleeson eventually got stubbs for 72 offjust 28 balls, one of three wickets in the penultimate over, with south africa eventually falling way short of their target. meanwhile, scotland were on the end of a big defeat in the first of their two match t20 series against new zealand. finn allen's 101 took the black caps to 225—5 off their 20 overs. and then, ish sodhi took four wickets to leave scotland 68 runs short in edinburgh. and the 6—1 on favourite baaeed cont

sorry, the power just went off in south africa. it makes it incredibly difficult to combat crime efficiently in the country. now let me read you this, this quote to severely on the capacitance. it does functional in many ways unable to make a meaningful change in the face of unacceptably high crime levels. that's one recent description of the south african police force. why all things so dire as you say? but i think this a via political interference in this other african pretty service. we've seen that over the last 20 years. the majority of commission is that we're going to, we're not korea police members. they were politically connected, ruling parties that were appointed. and we also saw this band, most of our specialized units in the south africa. the service expectation was that they would need to combat serious, violent crime from ground level. and to give you an idea. yeah, for example of 2019 african lost more than 10000000 rounds of ammunition. so that means $10000000.00 rounds of ammunition is freely roaming on the street