relationships that will stand the test of time on the so i love the person who is with the south africa university professor who should have a price and all the events. i'm the future of russia. i've got cool ration. so of course, my initial suspect 2 of the world use 1st of all was that it's such an exciting space. and i saw the, the level of organization i saw a young and old people from other idea of countries. and so made was just a feeling of positivity and of course as the days progress and as i got into the hall, etc. i saw this extreme sense of belonging and inclusiveness amongst the young people, especially. i may give when i reflect on that, i realize that countries and you know, participation from countries that will not necessarily have these opportunities were provided with these opportunities via the was youth festival. and i think that is really amazing. what the over a 180 countries that are participating in the festival. well less oh from me physically. as always this case of your company, my colleagues ask you a time that will be with you and then stop with the out. i'd be due in

our first guest, um, thabombeki, african school of public and international affairs, the university of south africa, joins us. welcome to the program, sir, taking a look at uh, what is happening here in terms of israel's economy, um, we want to focus on the west bank in this question, uh, the economy there obviously has been very fragile, um, it's easily impacted now because of the confrontations that are happening with israel regime forces and the palestinians, basically aparthite practices. and uh the pression that's uh they're experiencing, given the increased violence from the israeli regime forces against palestinians, how do you see the economy of the west bank and the future that it faces there? you know, what is very important is to understand that the ripul effects of a conflict has an impact on economics and on the trade relations, and also when you look beyond their ratings, i think what is important for us to can contextualize the conflict in the middle east. it is to understand that the conflict of israel and palestine, even in 2014 when there was one operation by israel, there were al

of mozambican origin daria de conceicao, the heroes of her film are graduates soviet universities from south africa mozambique, in the film of their memories there is another hero, prince south africa, the rest of the heroes are mozambicans, ordinary graduates of soviet universities, and this is a very sincere project, filmed by our forces, we are very pleased that the ministry of foreign affairs pays such attention to our project. he monitored the work of industrial enterprises and social infrastructure facilities in the tver region. agreement, participants discuss patriotic education, historical heritage and technological progress. this event which is taking place today in pyatigorsk, it is designed to further repay, first of all, of course, young guys, precisely because they become the object of our influence. opponents, ours, what is there to be shy about, our enemies today, it is they who are being affected by this informational influence, it is, of course, important for us not to lose this war for the minds of young guys. almost 400 mines, bombs and other explosive objects have been cleared i

i tile the sens high and what our research and development at the vets university in south africa. i have a welcome to the program say, why is it so difficult to ensure that everybody has access to enough potable water across the continent as well? it's, it's a fairly complex question and it has to be considered in the context of what's happening in africa at the moment. when we think about the current war to like, particular action systems that we see across much of the developed world. these are large expense of systems that are typically piped into people's homes. that cost a lot, they need a lot of energy to run. and, you know, the western world in particular has been doing this for quite a long time. part of the difficulty in africa has veronica having this huge population explosion at the moment. i'm in fact, if you look at the projections, there's something might come out of it to better than the africans that are about to arrive over the next 2 years or so. and most of them are not going to be living in formal housing, begin to be living and informal, safe comments. that's.

university. in south africa, i have a welcome to the program say, why is it so difficult to ensure that everybody has access to enough potable water across the continent as well it's, it's a fairly complex question and it has to be considered in the context of what's happening in africa at the moment, when we think about the car rental, to like ridiculous ation systems that we see across much of the developed world. these are large, expensive systems that are typically piped into people's homes. that cost a lot, they need a lot of energy to run. and you know, the rest and world in particular has been doing this for quite a long time. part of the difficulty in africa is veronica having this huge population explosion at the moment. i'm in fact, if you look at the projections, there's something might come out of a to better than the africans that are about to arrive over the next 2 years or so . and most of them are not going to be living in formal housing. begin to be living and informal, safe comments? that's, that's part of the answer to your question but, but it's a really complex question. hm.

universities. welcome back. south africa has uh once again asked the international court of justice to take additional emergency measures against israel and the regime's genocidal war uh in gaza, south africa, urged the world court to take immediate measures to stop an imminent tragedy and save gazens from dying of starving. and also worn about the threat of a looming all out famin in the war ravage territory. pretoria urged the world court to force israel to take immediate and effective measures to enable the provision of the desperately needed humanitarian aid in gaza. it said such measures must be taken without a new round of hearings because of the extreme urgency of the situation in the coastal territory. in case filed by south africa in january, the icj had ordered israel to refrain from any acts that could fall under. the genocide convention. political analyst jafa ramini joined us with his take on the humanitarian catastrophe and gas, especially starvation that is being used as a weapon by the israeli regime against

south asia, europe, africa, far east, north america, south america and australia. among these competitors was nejan team from the faculty petroleum chemical engineering of sharif university of technology became the champion and will go to the world championships by november this year . the first vice president announced the package of 12 thousand billion tomans of the government's partnership with people's groups during his visit to the exhibition of jihad of progress. our 12 thousand billion tomans as an investment that focuses on people, this is really a multiplier, a fantastic multiplier , the work has started, of course, this work has actually been going on before, but now a leap has been made. look at the 12 thousand billion tomans that mr. dr. mokhbar they promised that in 1402, through the government , they will work with people's groups, 6 thousand billion tomans for livelihood and economic issues, which is what happens with the people, for the people themselves. it happens and the government provides these resources and the resources of my people are added to this. 2000 billion tomans will be spent in the field of technology, 1000 billion tomans will be spent in

second, it can be seen in north and south america, europe, africa, parts of asia, including iran. specialists of a technology unit in amir kabir university of technology succeeded in designing and building building structures with carbon fibers and glass. the use of these fibers increases the resistance of buildings and towers against earthquakes. the technologists of amir kabir university of technology were able to. structures that prevent the possible destruction of buildings slow these walls usually consist of metal plates and a series of concrete layers that can be reinforced with composite sheets. we use steel for tension and concrete for pressure. the combination of these two materials made this type of wall for us . the position of this product is determined when an earthquake occurs. when the destruction of building structures takes the lives of many people. the lightness of the fibers and at the same time its hardness is the main advantage of the structures made with carbon fibers and glass. it is carbon fiber and glass, which with a resin like epoxy , is actually on the surface of the middle layer, which can be concrete if the

south african has gone through in terms of racism apart, pay those, so on so forth. so it's very important to universalize the injustice in palestine. i think the likes of island, south africa, spain, belgium, and others do exactly that. you say it's important for governments to be joining in . and we have seen governments at the un security council approve passed this security council resolution, which call for an immediate sci fi in gaza. the americans abstained. the resolution passed them the less. but again, it hasn't made a difference on the ground, it's a resolution, it's a ceasefire call. only on paper, on the ground. israel continues. it's one guy. so what difference does it make it? this is the thing, right? there's a paradox here, and we need to bridge the gap or the kind of thing you know cause is gaining momentum. it's an incredible breathtaking explanation way from australia to canada, through africa in our life, in america, asia, and so on, so forth. people out on the world are coming together. young people, the movement for justice, the movement against racism in black lives matter. the movement for personal rights, the movements for green and green and all o

south africa. granting course credit to reserve soldiers returning from gaza to their classrooms. israeli universities deeply. complicit in this genocide. amy: maya wind, you refused to serve and the israeli military back 15 years ago and you were imprisoned for that. why then and how does that inform what you do today? >> i was part of a small movement resisting the draft, a movement that unfortunately has not grown in the 15 years since. this is one of the many reasons it is absolutely essential for people, especially in the united states -- which is fully enabling this genocide -- to join the movement to boycott, divestment, sanctions, and particularly to be dissipated in the academic boycott and sever ties of our own universities, our own institutions from israel i universities which are implicated in the violation of palestinian rights and now in genocide. precisely because we need the intervention of international civil society to hold israelis accountable for these crimes. amy: let me bring back in professor shalhoub-kevorkian. what does it mean to have jewish scholars and students like maya wi

and i wanted every institution, every college, every university, every elected official to come out against apartheid in south africathat energy. i absolutely understand that energy. and i can't say in the classroom, you have to vote for joe biden -- >> the white nationalist sent a christian nationalists, the all the guard's and fascists? >> what i, say and this is actually going to the point of no labels as well, elections have consequences. and we talk about what those consequences are. and if you don't like the specific individuals, let's just talk about agendas. i want to vote for someone who will increase and expand my right to vote, not shrink it. i want someone that cares about reproductive rights and black female health, maternal health. i want somebody who actually cares about that. i want somebody who actually cares about the pipeline of people that look like me being able to go to college. so i vote for that agenda, even if you don't like the individual. so i think they understand it from that point of view. and maybe we're getting closer to a problem in redirection and -- a direct vote for the president

to study in iranian universities. more palestinians die of hunger and dehydration as the israel regime's genocidal campaign on the gaza strip enters its 153rd day. meanwile south africa urges the world court to take a additional emergency measures against israel to prevent eminent famon and starvation in gaza, and the islamic resistance in iraq says is targeted to kiriat shimono airport and occupied territories in support of the people of gaza.

universe of services and products. second, right. how do you face that? how did your customer there in new york city to south africa? where the routing party is facing is tough, a selection battle since taking over offer pos side. and it said years ago, some survey suggest the african national congress could lose his parliamentary majority. for the 1st time. the n c is being challenged by a new party which has been created by the former president, jacob's human heart montana through a post. now from causing to tell it will be a key battleground to vote in a general election. in may. these women in rural clubs within a tell province say they've never had running water at home. so need, this is what swimming in the, what do they use your tadpoles so that because general election is in may, politicians are again promising to improve services for the poll. go what food for want these creatures we'd be most in for a long time, but we've got nothing was gonna tell problems is a home, a former president jacobs who might be suspended from the governing african national congress to back and use new party will not formally re

so the fact that the island disjointed again, was south africa just goes a long way to tell you that the, the, the cause for justice is universalize. now you will be a nation, joins an african nation and whole bunch of asian nations to say basically, the genocide needs to stop in palestine. i think that adds a lot of weight in the sense that the islands, with long history, with occupation repression, injustice, and so on, so forth. joining with an african nation that's also had, had it's long history with racism, oppression, and so on. so forth. really tells you how important the cause has become. but at the same time the same country is read that is repressing and occupying, and killing and destroying and palestine is weakening and ending if you will, life as we know it in by this time. but also is right by its actions is hence thing, you know, universalize the city of course. so look at this. uh, this call also by francesca albany z calling for an international protective presence in gaza. um, i wonder whether it's will sort of gain traction. do you think it will, particularly after we saw images yet again today coming out of ga

voters, immigration and wow, it was two totally different universes today >> trump was talking >> about jails being emptied and south america and in africa >> they're coming from jails and they're coming from prisons and they coming from mental institutions and they're coming from insane asylums and they are terrorists. they're being led into our country >> that's just a little taste. there were 30 minutes of comments like those. again and again and again as he upped the ante, he blamed the crisis on joe biden but this is a joe biden invasion. this is a biden invasion over the past three years, the united states is being overrun by the biden migrant crime. it's a new form of vicious violation to our country. it's migrant crime. we got biden migrant crime >> meanwhile, biden, who made his first trip to the border in more than a year, struck a totally different tone. >> here's what i would say to mr. trump said a plan policy issue set of telling members of congress to block this anticipation. join me or i'll join you and telling the congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill. >> we can do it together. >> totally different univer

university georgia, founded the american colonization society. he despised slavery. he wanted to free enslaved blacks. but one caveat he didn't wantin. so he to colonize africa and south but not just robert. there's another person that i guarantee all of you know that was this other man, abraham lincoln, who anti-slavery, who sought to colonize as enslaved americans before the january 1st, 1863, when he became an abolitionist. and if you read, why did lincoln go from anti-slavery to abolition? well, to compassion. maybe read the last paragraph of emancipation proclamation. he authorized the enlistment of black men in the union army. he believed that if a man could fight, then he deserved be free. thank you for your remarks, sir. i'm going to buy your book as well. you know. do you have as an attorney, do you have any comment on the prohibition of attorneys in this? the original charter. well, i thought about it and i'll serious and it may be prohibitn attorneys rum and black people. i would just catholics on three of them. i'm out right. but it was an interesting ending on the tedious society where people suing each other, but they got the law use right next door in s

university of the witwatersrand. a very good morning to you. what are we expecting from these gdp figures? good morning from johannesburg. south africaomists in the country seems to be that they will be growth rate for 2023. properly between 0.5% and under i%. in properly between 0.5% and under 1%. in a sense this will be good news because we will have avoided a technical recession because the third quarter of last year had negative growth. as you said in your introduction, the south african economy is not performing well and on employment is high. the population growth rate is hovering at about 1%. any gdp growth rate of less than that would indicate falling gdp per capita which means we will all be slightly poorer than we were last year. be slightly poorer than we were last ear. ,, , ., , last year. suddenly a better urowth last year. suddenly a better growth rate _ last year. suddenly a better growth rate here _ last year. suddenly a better growth rate here than i last year. suddenly a better growth rate here than in i last year. suddenly a better| growth rate here than in the uk. electricity production has been at the lowest annu

south africa, of course, from africa. island from europe joining in perhaps with engineers here, others who are supporting the case at the i c. j. which means that people from around the world are universalizing, governments are universe realizing the struggle for justice, which means this is not some unique ancient issue about some promised lands of some sort. this is about abuse of power. so about stuff like colonialism, it's about racism. and certainly somebody in justice support from, from people for the palestinians around the world support also from governments. and it's important that you say that it's not just governments from the global south anymore, but also from, from a quote and quote, which countries developing countries to west. but is it making a difference on the ground for policy? and you could argue that it's actually the country is happening. why the palestinian cause is getting a huge support around the world, especially among young people, but also among various movements for social justice, for great economy against races and so on. the homelands of suffering as genocide on gravels, which begs the question, what do you do about the gap, right? because it is quite a doc

university and elsewhere. wildly patronising. of course, none of this brings people together. black only theatre shows directly mirror apartheid in south africatwo tier society of 1950s america. racism is humanity's worst crime and remains a big problem in all societies , as it problem in all societies, as it must be tackled, but not with more prejudice, more segregation, and more racism . segregation, and more racism. ultimately, the spirit of this bonkers campaign by north face goes against the leader of the civil rights movement in america doctrine, martin luther. martin luther king this is a guy who said we should all be judged by the content of our character, not the colour of our skin . he not the colour of our skin. he dreamed of a society which saw no colour . dreamed of a society which saw no colour. but now dreamed of a society which saw no colour . but now corporations no colour. but now corporations like north face want to see only colour. north face are obsessed with the colour of your face. one question in this creepy for test customers asks you to make a mental tally of how many black people you've seen in the countryside. sure