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man: there is, of course, a big coal-mining industry in south africa. it is multi-faceted, from mining to transportation of coal tall kinds of services in communities that have built up around the coal-mining towns of south africa. the coal-mining sector has been an extremely successful example of black economic empowerment, and now suddenly they've been told, "no, no, the future is green, the future is not coal." for them, this is a disaster because of their new investments into the coal sector that they see as possibly becoming stranded assets. [crowd chanting indistinctly] man: oh, the challenges that we find ourself into would be the low salaries to our members, and as the union, our role and responsibility is to fight for job security. the mines, some of them are closing because they are saying the export price has dropped and so on, so forth, the coal price has dropped, and so on, so forth. we are of the view that the price has been manipulate a week ago, the president was addressing a watered-back region, that we had mines in that area that can su

but in a stagnant economy how important our young township entrepreneurs to the future of south africa townships. if they cannot find an economic the active role then we have a serious problem as a society. and therefore it is incumbent on all of us to make sure that everybody has an opportunity to participate in the economy because if they don't we will have more and more social unrest. he has now teamed up to bring his designs to a wider market. i believe that more others could take a risk and do it our heart really wants us to do we can change the country and make it a better place. let's get some of the day's other news. officials in burkina faso say 80 people are known to have died in wednesday's jihadist attack in the north of the country. the vast majority of the victims were civilians. it's the latest attack in the sahel region, where militias linked to al qaeda and the islamic state group operate across the border with niger and mali. nicole kidman has become the latest hollywood star to come under fire for circumventing strict quarantine rules for international travellers. th

under a trauma servers and in the south of africa, stones, civilians had been ordered to leave the city of laska as security forces fight back against the taliban. at least 200000 people live there. the un says at least 40 people have been killed in the past 24 hours in some of the heaviest combat in the center of the city. at this particular time, we call on every one to seize the military. still, it is in the urban settings, the seas far as the only option to prevent casualties among the civilians. the situation in cargo is very difficult. the population is trapped and probably does not have a means of escaping from the city. an oil tanker thought have been hijacked off the coast to the united arab emirates, with several other ships signaling they're in trouble for kinda maritime trade. agency says a potential hijack is unfolding of food gera. it appears to involve a bit human tanka called the asphalt princess for other ships in the area, reported that they were not on the command suggesting they've lost power and can no longer steer ron's revolution regard as denied that iranian forc

from may tojuly, millions of sardines move northward along the east coast of south africa — with thousandsnder south africa's east coast, a beautiful and intriguing ballet�*s being performed, a choreographed dance of nature. it's the annual migration of millions of sardines, the so—called sardine run, in this part of the indian ocean. but behind the beautiful sight looms danger. it attracts a host of marine predators looking for food. these dolphins lead the trail. they're on the hunt, a sure sign of an upcoming feast. this is a super pod of common dolphins. so, hejust sort of breached there... thousands and thousands of commons dolphins, and these guys are always seen associated with the sardine run. this group of divers are scanning the surface for activity. and after several hours at sea, they strike it lucky. the cape gannets are there already. this is what's known as a bait ball, a group of sardines that predators have cut off from the main shoal. sardines are always looking for depth, for protection, so they're trying to go down deep and that's where the sharks come in. the sharks ar

but in a stagnant economy how important our young township entrepreneurs to the future of south africaot find an economic they cannot find an economic the active role then we have a serious problem as a society. and therefore it is incumbent on all of us to make sure that everybody has an opportunity to participate in the economy because if they don't we will have more and more social unrest. he has now teamed up to bring his designs to a wider market. i believe that more others could take a risk and do it our heart really wants us to do we can change the country and make it a better place. the fishing industry in southern france is becoming increasingly concerned about the spread of a foreign invader. over the last four years — more and more blue crabs have been found in the mediterranean. originally from the north atlantic — they are consuming fish stocks and damaging nets. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. they have been fishing these waters for years. they normally make their living from catching eels. but in recent years, the hall is mostly full of crabs. lots and lots of crabs

of the continent. vumani mkhize reports from cape town, south africa a sacred ritual 0n sacred land. the indigenous khoi san consider the birthplace of our culture. the soil beneath our feet is when, in 1657, very serious developments occurred that would start the complete smashing and conquering of indigenous communities in south africa, as we know, by colonial powers. in africa, as we know, by colonial owers. ., y africa, as we know, by colonial owers. ., , ., powers. in a country where land ownership _ powers. in a country where land ownership as — powers. in a country where land ownership as a _ powers. in a country where land ownership as a painful - powers. in a country where land ownership as a painful legacy, l ownership as a painful legacy, the very place that i stand on is the site of south africa's first land disposition. that's according to some people of the khoi san communities were in a desperate fight with developers of this particular site. us retail giant amazon is set to build its african headquarters here but the indigenous community say they will not give up witho

stagnant economy, how important are young talented entrepreneurs like roemello to the future of south africay of south africans live in townships. if they cannot find an economically active role, then we have a serious problem as a society and therefore it is incumbent on all of us to make sure that everybody has an opportunity to participate in the economy because, if they do not, we will have more and more social unrest. roemello has now teamed up with the local mall to bring his designs to a wider market. i believe that if more of us could take a risk and do our heart really wants us to do, we can change the country and make it a better place. vumani mkhize, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: tra ns—atla ntic invasion — why these alien crabs are threatening biodiversity in the mediterranean. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the

, south africa to contain a 3rd wave of covered 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation and mistrust. and the government, south africa started offering vaccinations to all citizens of the age of 18. from friday, in cape town, the move was met with an anti vaccine protest outside a busy hospital. robin smith sent this report. these were the scenes outside heard his skill, hospital in k town on saturday when a group of people opposed to vaccination. many without more gathered to make their voices heard what it means to be i'm against the person, but i mean, nobody knows what on pay receiving the job is not mandatory in south africa. and the parties say no vaccine related they have occurred in the country. but more than 78000 people have died from cove at 90. anything else next? if you didn't even prevent it? i don't even it. what do you mean? i haven't, but i had it in the theme of these people are protesting against the vaccine applied one of the cities, the hospital, but critic say the choice of venue, disrespect

of more than 20% for the last two decades. now it is at its worst at 64.4%. south africa lost more than half a million more jobs in the second quarter of the year, taking the total number of unemployed to seven point 8 million people. there are concerns that that unemployment rate will only worsen as the year continues. south africa is now in its 500th day of a national lockdown because of the covid-19 pandemic. many businesses have been badly affected and more jobs have been lost. economists are concerned about the slow pace of recovery and say job creation most likely won't have an impact in the short term as south africa continues to battle a shrinking economy. south africa's economy has already shrunk by at least 7% payment adding to that is large-scale corruption. according to estimates, is because the country at least $15 billion and has severely impacted state owned enterprises, the economy, as well as investors. it's in poorer communities like this where the high number of job losses are felt the most. in july come there were riots and looting in alexandria and ot

stance to use intervention, personal commitment and intervention that some of those vaccines that were produced in south africa as ship outside of the continent were actually at taught it. and a whole arrangement was made so that africa should have its own vaccines produced in south africa. and that's how the african vaccine, that position testing that is coordinated by strive must actually begin to get about since i think that is a credit has to go to depress. then i put the african union commission to jefferson . was stuff like a demonstrative, extraordinary commitment to support in africa, you see, and to engage with different button so that the continents should have at about see . and so that is a scenario that we are learning from it and building on it as well. so we really hope that going forward as a south africa send, they got rwanda. morocco, egypt begins to produce vaccines, does not seem to be used on the continent, not export that outside of the continent, the world health organization. and i'm quoting, the facts that we can get from these organizations predicts that 47 of the 54 countries that th

of covert. 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation, mistrust in the government. south africa started offering vaccinations to all citizens over the age of 18. from friday in cape town, the move was west with an anti vaccine protest outside of busy hospital open smith sent this report to these were the scenes outside heard his skill, hospital in k town on saturday when a group of people opposed to vaccination. many without more gathered to make their voices heard what it means to be, but i am against the person, but i mean, nobody knows what it pays received in the job is not mandatory in south africa. and the parties say no vaccine related did have occurred in the country, but more than 78000 people have died from close at 90. anything else next? cause even even prevents not i don't even what do you mean? i think i had it, but i did. i did in the same of these people protesting against the vaccine outside one of the cities busy a hospital. but critics say the choice of venue, disrespect the hard work being done inside by medical professionals. doctors say they're traumatized

of why and liberia that see some very heavy falls. we could see some flooding here for southern africa, though it's the eastern areas of south africa that has seen a wet weather. it's going to get rather wet on sunday for durban, but for cape town, the sun comes through and temperatures are going to pick up by the time we get to sunday. the we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you i the ton of and top political leader is now in afghanistan to begin talks to form a new government. ah, hello and welcome on peter w. you're watching, i'll just hear a live from headquarters here and also coming up. why are they not getting a sooner since 98 percent of the houses are destroyed? fresh grows on.

and from johannesburg, helen rees, member of south africa's ministerial advisory committee for covid-ovid vaccines. a very warm welcome to you all. thank you for joining us. i'd like to begin with you, wafaa. at the start of the pandemic, we were all saying herd immunity it -- we were all saying herd immunity, it was the buzzword. that's what we need, herd immunity. is that done and dusted now? is the cat out of the bag? >> i think we need at this point to really change the discourse and maybe change the narrative around what our goals are. and i think rather than using the term herd immunity, knowing that these vaccines we have, which are really superb vaccines, do not absolutely protect against every single infection, but yet, they protect against a severe illness, hospitalizations, and deaths. and maybe we should move to using more of a terminology of herd protection, rather than herd immunity, as much more of a feasible goal for all of us to try to achieve, to ultimately try to expand, scale up vaccination around the world, so we can protect as many people around the world as poss

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in a country where land ownership has a painful legacy, the very place i stand on is the site of south africa's land disposition. that is according to some communities who are in a desperate fight with the developers of this particular site. u.s. retail giant amazon is set to build its africa headquarters here, but the indigenous community say they won't give up without a fight. >> i think there is a lot of theories that the objecting parties don't understand. >> at the heart of the dispute is a $284 million project, housing units, stores, as well as you tell retail giant amazon's new 70,000 square meter africa headquarters are set to be billed on the land. >> we are doing exactly, rehabilitating the area. this is intangible heritage. no one lived on the site. that gives us the opportunity to restore it. >> in a country with a staggering 32% unemployment rate, experts say this development economically crucial. >> it is a marker for other investors. it will help to encourage other foreign investors into the country on the grounds that this place is stable. it has a good skills-based and is a pla

of and without the 0. the hook, northern iraq, me vaccine hesitancy and resistance are hindering efforts in south africa to contain a 3rd wave of covert 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation and mistrust in the government. south africa started offering vaccination to all citizens over the age of 18 from friday and came down. the move was met with an anti vaccine protest outside of busy hospital. robin smith sent this report. these were the scenes outside heard his skill, hospital into town on saturday when a group of people opposed to vaccination. many without more gathered to make their voices heard what it means to be on me again. but i mean, nobody knows what you paid. receiving the job is not mandatory in south africa and the party say no vaccine related did have occurred in the country. but more than 78000 people have died from close at 90. anything else next? if even even prevents not. not, not to do it. i don't even it. what do you mean thing i haven't but i did, i did in the same of these people are purchasing against the vaccine outside one of the cities that he has hospital. but criti

and from johanna spoke helen rees member of south africa ministerial advisory committee for cove at 19. and coven vaccines. very welcome to all, thank you for joining us. i'd like to begin with you. what are some of the, at the start of the pandemic? we were all saying heard immunity, it was the buzzword. that's what we need. heard. immunity is that done and dusted. now is the cat out of the bag. i think we need at this point to, to really change the discourse and maybe change the narrative around what our goals are. and i think rather than using that term. so in unity and knowing that these vaccines we have, which are really super vaccines do not absolutely protect against every single infection but can't protect against us if you're in the hospital i patient. and maybe we should move to using more of a terminology protection rather than heard in unity as much more of a seasonal goal for all of us to try to achieve, to automate trying and scale up vaccination around the world. so we can protect as many people around the world possible from the most severe effects of this fibers missed

all that money would come in handy for south africa, which is counting the cost of unrest that killed more than $300.00 people. following the jailing of former president, jacob zoom in south africa has limited room to maneuver after a decade of bailing out failing state and companies and corruption algae. there has been a smith takes a look at the aftermath of the unrest. lee comrey surveys, what's left of his parade of shop in bulwark next door. we have got a group of doctors that at the spent a quarter of a 1000000 setting up a nice practice in under 48 hours. every shop in this bustling town was stripped than torched. a community of 35000 people now left with no commercial censor. scaring, the looting was sparked by the jailing a form of president jacob's humor. it was given momentum by chronic poverty and inequality in south africa, made worse by the pandemic. were a couple of hours dr. outside durban. and it's only when you leave the city. get a real idea of the scale of the looting, because not a town or village seems to been left untouched. outside the furniture store, people c

in south africa, they sometimes use these predators instead of dog to guard premises. alex, they went back to moscow to raise funds to buy the remaining cups up. i'd be shuffling some stuff pretty loose to tom jones, but also pretty much still we will need to deal with what we could teach and you need us to work with them. the quality of the upload the costs, you know. so for general must korea, most of you out a little bit. i painted the gravity also with the stone over here to me store stone . you came to the p. d and i was just your dad. he's just with him, get out on us. i still wouldn't unless shipping border feel or to night in new key. we crecia we're for you was course it's. well, it's not price nicola, you lean your ticket the tech was out and the cheating lions isn't cheap. so alex has to hold down to jobs. ah, what was the name of which asked me bob chestnut kelly said what they should just put a video. the most news i've done yet with this is to me at the online school or for provision. you don't watch news or whatnot here, so what your blog or possibly and

me what the status of such and i think it was worth knowing it was more than me me can hunting was quite popular in south africa at the time, especially among foreigners the chance to hunt the king of the beasts was priced up to $50000.00 mm yes my router says it was or wasn't that? so? yes. what i show an unfortunately anybody can read it, giving me well enough to proceed with alex, they quit. the job, bought another sick counter and took could joke with him. he settled them at a farm that didn't sell lions, but kept them for themselves. in south africa, they sometimes use these predators instead of dog guard premises. alex, they went back to moscow to raise funds to buy the remaining cups up by b. shuffling louis take up to jerome's, but i'll do which toby cargo mused dealing with the vehicle and you haven't seen him last year with him. you got a pro the cloud to roll. so for general, must clear evidence of you ought to feel the i page of the go body also what, what's the over here to me store star you came to that video. i will just of level of value. that is just what's him get on? i still wouldn't unless s

i've always had this sort of comparison i guess to what life was like in south africa which was extremely controlled. nationalist government especially, i was growing up towards the tail end of apartheid and so the national government was clinging to their power. we saw a lot of what we're seeing now in america in terms of mass censorship, telling people their bullies. one story or one answer really trying to oppress any kind of alternative views. i actually was an anti-apartheid acted as. i wasn't famous or did anyof that . but i did go to marches, i worked with sts and i assumed my law degree at the university of pretoria. i saw black students and i was one of the few lawyers would go into the township and represent defendants as a legal aid so i would go in and do that and that's what one of the essays talked about and how i could do that as unfortunately amy beale got murder and people were like it's not fair, you're not allowed to go do that a lot of those cases were actually also drug war related which i think is an interesting parallel to life in america. one of the essays in the b

i've always had the sort of comparison i guess between what life was like in south africa, which was extremely controlled, the nationalist government especially i was sort of growing up towards the tail end of apartheid and so that national government was clinging to the power. we saw a lot of what we're seeing now in america in terms of mass censorship, telling people there's only one story or one answer really trying to suppress any kind of alternative views. i was in at the apartheid activist or i wasn't famous or did any of that kind of stuff but i did go to marches. i worked with sts and i taught black students. when i got my law degree as one of the few lawyers would go into the township and represent defendant's as a legal aid case. so i would go in and do that. in fact, one of the essays talked about that and how i could do that and, unfortunately, amy got murdered and people like it's that's it, you're not allowed to go do that, don't do that. a lot of those cases were also drug war related which is an interesting parallel to life in america. one of the essays in the book doe

the united mine workers of america where he helped organize strikes against peabody coal and the pittston coal company. he also led union efforts to oppose apartheid in south africand backed a boycott of royal dutch shell, which had been called by the national union of mineworkers in south africa. we'll have more on rich trumka's life and legacy after headlines. the justice department announced it hasn't opened an investigation into allegations of abuse, excessive force and discrimination by the phoenix police department. the attorney general merrick garland said the probe will focus on accusations that phoenix officers retaliated against protesters and brutalized unhoused people and people with disabilities. the american civil liberties unn has filed a federal lawsuit challenging texas republican governor greg abbott's executive order restricting some asylum seekers to traveling only with law enforcement officials and directing state troopers to stop vehicles suspected of transporting migrants. the aclu denounced the policy as illegal and inhumane, and warned it will create the perfect storm for racial profiling. a federal judge earlier this week temporarily blo

of the near future. ah, alex doesn't just visit his family in moscow. he buys medicine, but his lions do live in south africa or a lot of medication is either hard to find or cut to for tune. think repellant, for example, national cushing disorder distribution farmers to you. but the nipple chest got me off if you wish him. the issue was this as a practitioner skills to $71.00 issue, a couple glove will not be shown there was on the ball right. the 1st time you listen to be what you need to be able to give them a ride. in addition to medicine, i like that brings all kinds of gifts lines from each trip, which you can also show them on the, on the we're watching the news. you would had your previous see because i did you do. why that's why neutral just to by pushing me new, provide you with i keep me up with up here now, bryce with my you got the less of going from the was in the premium when they started. we moved up of pacific or not. can you believe me or, or ship? i was the use of the ship when you have 3, shall you? because i knew in fact i didn't find that. i mean yeah. with that value for a little bit t

of guinea. that was a move farther south. it's a pretty wet picture as well. for areas of south africa, we've seen a bit of a winter re mix across the interior, but temperatures are going to pick up in the coming days. and we plenty of sunshine, the frank assessments, by way. it is a lesson freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on. it was $42.00. there was also put soon as the critical debate. here is not between kula and any other than we have competed here between the 2 years. re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh a hello again, you're watching as a reminder of our top stories. this emergency teens in haiti say at least 29 people have been killed by a powerful earthquake. the prime minister says enormous damage has been caused and offered his condolences to the victims. afghans fans, president says he won't give up the achievements of the past 20 years. ronnie said he's in talks with local and international partners to end the conflict time on his capture. 3 more provincial councils in