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the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be hitler's the solve unit boat on the same brown colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war, the hello and welcome to dental and vision. this week we decided to escape from the big city and come to an island of tranquillity to experience a more traditional way of life. the normally stones of light, which comes to where that wouldn't look out of place in a token novel for we are inside in the rest. and no more precisely, you know that i left school for the gulf a little bit. you should probably now living in a wall of extermination. come out, edwin hospital, any surroundings that become a disaster area. 20 children are among, i believe $93.00 policy unions killed. and these really strike unpaid law here in northern galbraith. and that's why the idea of recently read in the city is only remaining the hospital these are all have found a new way to kill children. that's just on

the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the whole of cost just $2.00 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's assault unit foot on the same brown colonial uniform which supports the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war, the welcome at the cross spot where all things are considered on peter la bell to remind you we're discussing the year of genocide. the ok, let's go back to add the chart. charmaine charmaine already mentioned, did you know we had a week of bravado in, you know, jokes about walkie talkies and, and beepers and all of that. it was really quite discussing, it really showed that the, the mask of brutality and indifference dropped in the west. i mean, the people making jokes about it was just horrendous and it's an a frontier humanity. but having said that here, we're in a different week right now and there are different things going on right now. what is the state of the resistance of all across the west asia? i love that phrase, west asia. i'm not going to use middle lease

are these why then migrated to some of the power and the territories of the german with lions south west africa now and the media in the home a in the comment rooms why event transferred to uh the powers which had remained after the destination in wild? well what, what then, what's the impact of these very unfortunate a incident or event that took place in binding? in 1884, the impact was as painful on the deputy peyton as it can be on off because they're very confident because nobody is covered because people is the different missions. why then divide them into different on separate the separate p as vs. so that if you went to gun, you'll find the mall, but people now divide and to be found in prison, they gonna present data will go on president present day book, you know fast. so you go to nigeria, you find they are, but people is in the comfort room and you'll find them in a dog. you come to can yeah or 2 times and they must die. you can, you have to be found. the must say, you have tons a new the new was of can ya to be found in uganda to be found in tons a new to be found in the democratic

go through the next couple of days to india, shows that around the gulf mckinney across much south west africa, drifting the way further west was out into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical belt some heavier. right. i would say it was the rift valley towards lake victoria, maybe the china to that is the side of south africa, but the most part is fine, dry, sunny. and for the years from i'll just on the go and eat tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think is it the, it does and design isn't necessarily lead to entity, israel's one does that as often lead to a completion of the to 10. but how much leading could this fee and does it mean anyone criticizing israel's actions? and does it? does aunty soon with this is inside story, the other they're welcome to the program. i'm the clock. so israel's war and garza has increased space, anti semitism and anti zionism will.

go through the next couple of days to india shows that around the goals like any across much south west africa. drifting the way further west was out into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical belt some heavier. right. i would say it was the rift valley towards lake victoria, maybe the china to that is the side of south africa. but the most part, it's fine. dry sunny temple the i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do you want to state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights. more about the issue i'm looking forward from my dana talked to him, quote on which is the era does and design isn't necessarily lead to anti semitic. israel's war on does that as often lead to a completion of the to 10 that how misleading cause this fee and does it mean anyone criticizing israel's actions and gallagher this is

go through the next couple of days to india, shows that around the gulf mckinney across much south west africa, drifting the way further west was out into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical belt some heavier. right. i would say it was the rift valley towards lake victoria. maybe the challenge of that is the side of south africa, but the most part is fine, dry, sunny and for a year into the genocide and go so i'll just see where it returns to what was its largest hospital ship. i had turned into a center for the internally displaced with between 30 and 50000 people. the seconds attack ended with a massacre turning shifting to a mass grave where over $400.00 bodies were found. survivors reflect on the devastation and determination to never give up. a ship, a hospital and all your lation and resilience. my knowledge as 0 of the the watching out is there a mind us on top stories this out? israel has been conducting more strikes in the back of valley 11 on. it's been hit multiple times on choose day beginning in the early hours of the morning is reall

go through the next couple of days to india shows that around the gulf mckinney across much south west africa. drifting the way further west was out into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical belt some heavier. right. i would say it was the rift valley towards lake victoria, maybe the china to that is the side of south africa, but the most part is fine, dry, sunny temple. the palestine was once a very different place from today to cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film, which is 0 was his historians. and i'd witness accounts that portray early 20th century by this time as a thriving fibers reach. it was open investments were excess, moving from one city to another, kind of styling 1920 on al jazeera, the although i major instead of going and this is counting the cost on. i'll just see where you'll reach and look at the world of business and the comics this week. j. a political tensions in the middle east of escalating, but how, what, why the conflicts affect the economies of the parties involved and what are the ramificati

we go through the next couple of days. padea shows that around the goals like any across much south west africa for lifting the wife of the west without into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical belt some heavier. right? i would say was the rift valley towards lake victoria. maybe the challenge of that is the side of south africa. but the most part, it's fine. dry sunny temple of the examining the impact of today's unflinching john international filmmakers. well, klux john frank programs to form an expire on how jesse the safe them even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award denominator hero. now the the 2 watching onto the out of me, elizabeth put on him and don't have a mind to of on top stories. the seller has, bola has launch thousands of missile for this real 3rd largest city haifa. that's off to the on groups acting, lead a 9 costs and gave a televised page as well. says intercepted most of them as office is there any forces have announced their expanding ground operations 11 on for the 1st time. a reserved division ha

in the day's earlier match, south africa thrashed west indies. ling, south africa restricted the windies to 118 with nonku—luleko mlaba taking four wickets — and they then chased it down with ease. captain laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits both made unbeaten half centuries — as south africa won by ten wickets with more than two overs to spare. at rugby�*s wxv2 tournament — wales women have suffered back—to—back defeats, this time a narrow loss to italy. after a 37—5 humbling defeat to australia in their opening fixture, wales were hoping for better fortune against the italians. trailing 8—5 in the dying moments they had one last chance to snatch a win but were denied by some heroic italy defending in cape town. and that's all the sport for now. at rugby�*s wxv2 tournament — wales women have suffered after a 37—5 humbling defeat to australia in their opening fixture, wales were hoping for better fortune against the italians. trailing 8—5 in the dying moments they had one last chance to snatch and that's all the sport for now. lizzie, thank you so mu

but it's not the sort of weather west thing for the south of this. for west africa, we've got some fun. the storms continuing to places like sierra leone and guinea as well. heavy rain continues to fall as well across gap on. we'll see the rain pick up for the south of this in south africa monday for the eastern cape and quizzes due to natal. it's a rainy picture. after $365.00 days of the war on gaza. we reconnect with those who have been witnessing and documenting a genocide. i'm currently living in cairo, egypt trying to move forward. why my company is simply stuck in because the script this past year has changed my life in so many ways. but i mean the main ways that the priorities in my life has completely been realigned. nothing matters but liberation. join us for special episodes of the stream on our to 0, a level known as a gun under that time. because as wide wages war against the countries dominance, political and military force has belong on the conflict is also bringing process to change levels, fragmented political system. so who's looking for that chang

in the watches of doing by on south africa's west coast, dive is not on a mission to protect what they call white gold. the wealth most highly prized shellfish beasts on health and could be mistaken for a muscle. but the perfectly common flushed evident, is in fact to snail with grazing habits. good health to keep the cal equal system in balance. its population is on the brink of extinction. due to poaching and illegal trades with asia, where it is a lucrative delicacy enduring by people are trying to provide alternatives and we are having 2 people on the farm currently in gordon's by the end of diving school training to become commercial davis. and then we will take out another to another 2 people from the communities to do diving for us. and it will also help us to come to the phone. she can process samuel fund. julian is the c e o. during by abalone from the company stripes to provide the sustainable and legal alternative, growing the snails on land and in the ocean. and f alone snail takes up to 10 use to grow to size before being harvested and dried for expos. so the customer love

but it's not the sort of weather west thing for the south of this. for west africa, we've got some fun. the storms continuing to places like sierra leone and guinea as well. heavy rain continues to full as well across gap on we'll see the rain pick up for the south of this in south africa on monday for the eastern tape and quizzes due to natal. it's a rainy picture. the one of the dead concepts of the 21st century last week and just be fine. collect the bodies of the policy the and the $365.00 days of genocide in gosh, we $165.00 days. unrelenting is waiting from vault in a week of special reports, all just the remarks one year of genesis in gosh, the the welcome back. and one thing i'll just say right quick, remind about some stories here. this i'll at least 21 people have been killed and on his randy s biking a most in 0 butler in central garza and it's area schools of sheltering, just based on experience in the center was hit continue to be running and being held in several cities across the world ahead of the one year mark of israel's war garza systems on march

but it's not the sort of weather west thing for the south of this. for west africa, we've got some fun. the storms continuing to places like sierra leone and guinea as well. heavy rain continues to fall as well across gap on we'll see the rain pick up for the south of this in south africa monday for the eastern cape and quizzes due to natal. it's a rainy picture. the latest news, as it breaks. we just heard the strike very close to the school where the display, people are seeking shelter you can see in the existence with detailed coverage is not just sitting in front of the stuff that process. we've also spoken to lebanese families for leaving the country from the heart of the story. as road bombing campaign shows, no sign of doubts has the lower need to equal the size and how to offend the killing of exceed a level known as a gun. under that time, because is why the wages war against the countries dominance, political, and military force has the law of the complex is also bringing process to change levels, fragmented political system. so who's looking for that chan

at the women's t20 world cup, last year's runners up south africa have got off to a winning start — thrashing the westleko mlaba the pick of their bowlers — with four wickets for just 29 runs. it helped restrict the west indies to 118 from their 20 overs — and south africa chased it down with ease. captain laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits both made unbeaten half centuries — as south africa won by ten wickets with more than two overs to spare. new zealand have also begun with a win. captain sophie devine hit an unbeaten 57 as they set india 161 to win, and india never got close. no batter making more than 15 runs, devine also took three catches — including the final wicket — as india were bowled out for 102 — new zealand winning by 58 runs — their first victory in 11 t20's. the premiership women's rugby season starts tomorrow. gloucester—hartpury are the defending champions and face leicester tigers on sunday. they are chasing an unprecedented hatrick of titles, but as our rugby reporter sara orchard told me, it promises to be another very close season. the most interesting thing about gloucester heart

earlier south africa thrashed west indies — with nonkululeko mlaba the pick of their bowlers — with fourelped restrict the windies to 118 from their 20 overs — and south africa chased it down with ease. captain laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits with unbeaten half centuries — as south africa won by 10 wickets. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. the british government has announced it will invest nearly twenty—two billion pounds in what it calls "ground—breaking" projects to capture and store carbon dioxide. ministers say the new developments — in merseyside and teesside — will create thousands ofjobs and pave the way for a "clean energy revolution". but environmental groups say it is "a lot of money" to spend on projects which will facilitate oil and gas production to continue. justin rowlatt — our climate editor — has this report. the government brought out the big guns today, a top—level political trifecta of the prime minister, the chancellor of the exchequer and the energy secretary. it is evidence of how important the government thinks this announcement is. carbon capture is a

west africa in the coming days. the shows the coast thinking a little further south with some west to weather, into the fall south of south africa, and right in pushing right top. it's 10. so now the democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. colorado, the average does collateral damage. that is leading to what we're seeing now allow me to push back for a moment. corporate is real effective. it's a little bit branding from the us elections to the escalating conflict in the middle east. upfront returns for a new season, setting the stage for serious debates upfront with mont, for the mont hill. on alex's era, is a piece dealing? does that possible also the getting the highest in last lead is gathering though helpful. yet another round of tools and hopes of running high, he's wise says how mazda assassinated the that was an option to punch a piece. so after so many things at times, kind of the 2 sides, weights and agreements. now he's gone. this is inside story, the .

that's a very striking difference, which means that the separate analogy, south africa to the west, to the occupied territories is just a gift to israeli violence. it's much worse than that, if you look inside israel, there's plenty of repression and discrimination written about it extensively for decades, but it's not apart, it's bad, but it's not a party, so the term i just don't think is applicable. he analyzes the behavior of the zionist regime and believes that america and the occupation regime of jerusalem rejected and did not accept all the political solutions presented, which were supported by all the countries of the world. the zionist regime cannot count on washington's help forever because tel aviv's actions in recent years have caused it the opinion of the public opinion in the united states will return to them. chomsky in his speech in 2011 on the occasion of israel's apartheid week about the similarity between the palestinian struggle and the struggle of the people of south africa. had to: there are many analogies drawn constantly between israel and south africa, varying

elsewhere, the women's t20 world cup is continuing with the west indies taking on south africa in dubaifrica are 89—no loss after 13. world number one jannik sinner sez he is confident that he will avoid a doping ban after wada appealed a decision by the international tennis integrity agency to clear him of wrongdoing following two positive tests for an anabolic steroid in march. the appeal to the court of arbitration for sport means the case might not be resolved before sinner begins the defence of his australian open title injanuary. i'm still surprised, but i will collaborate like i did before. you know, i had three hearings, went my way, which, you know, was good. but now let's see, you know, but i'm very confident that it comes out very positively. i would be very, very surprised if it would be the opposite side, but, you know, it's not in a situation where i feel comfortable in. from one us open champion to another, but aryna sabalenka has lost for the first time since before her run to the title in new york, beaten by karolina muchova in the quarterfinals of the china open. sabal

west africa in the coming days. the shows the coast thinking a little further south with just some west to weather, into the fall south of south africa and rain pushing right top, pennsylvania as the world economy. those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where it's supposed to be solved by the right place for your business, the, the right spot otherwise on. so with this strategic downstream industry on your better tomorrow is a piece dealing. does that possible also the getting the highest and want me to is gathering, they'll have for yet another round of tools and hopes of running high, he's wise says, how mazda assassinated the. that was an ops to punch a piece. so after so many things at times come the 2 sides weights in agreements. now he's gone. this is inside story. the .

if they lose, then they, west indies and south africa will all finish on six points and run—rate willyed well on the first day of the second test against england, using the same pitch as the first test in multan, which england won. at one point pakistan werejust 19 for 2. jack leach got the first two wickets for england, but that hasn't deterred pakistan as debutant kamran ghulam passed his century. at stumps pakistan are 259 for 5. the second t20 international between sri lanka and the west indies is underway in dambulla. the first match finished less than 48 hours ago — west indies won that by 5 wickets. sri lanka won the toss and decided to bat. they are 109 for two, losing the wickets of kusal mendis and kusul perera. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website but that is all for now. the war in gaza is into its second year. according to the hamas—run health ministry, more than 42,000 people have been killed and 95,000 injured. several people have been documenting their lives for the bbc world service, from the first days of the war in gaza — for a documentary, life and

but it's not the sort of what whether we're seeing for the south of this, for west africa. we've got some fun the storms continuing for places like sierra leone and guinea as well. heavy rain continues to full as well across gap on. we'll see the rain pick up for the south of this in south africa on monday for the eastern tape and quizzes due to natal. it's a rainy picture for awhile the year of war on because with this follows the doctor got them. half of cisco is special and create an investment little cups of rescue work or who i want to get you the most stuff with, you know, give me a for the child, the devastation visit up on that. and they're gonna describe the decisions. because no, we're safe on not just the or the, i'm sorry, on land. this is london known for non stop bustling from october to december. one of the busiest intersections, the iconic. take it any thoughts as well as from school for 10 minutes. these high definition commercial screen, blurry, honestly, hunting for the ad, but the abstract inviting causes by reflect requests in the environment. they rush

developed into a major direct distribution network globally transporting cocaine from south america to through west africa, into europe, laundering on a very large scale money. not only in europe, but also in the middle east. it is really by all intents and purposes is stage with a criminal enterprise. a political force is social factor for the shy community in living on which is only one side of the ban. these populations are 2 thirds of the liberties population have no benefit from his by having this particular position and i know position, but the political and security system of the state of flipping done is in such a disarray for the last couple of years. that mean it's a sideshow, that's why the government is not negotiating with the living. his government. but i just wanna give a quick update we are hearing from is really media. they report that is really hiring people and is willing to terry say, the military will operate forcefully throughout the middle east already tonight. that's a hint that they're sending at the intentions of israel to respond to this attack. probably, we might be seeing them

, he is a south african anti-apartite veteran and the leader of the 16th june 1976 students march in south africa. you're watching africa today under mubaruck kenya. stay tuned. mali is a west african country with one of the most famous civilizations in africa. during the 15th and 16th centuries, timbuktu, located in mali, served as major intellectual hub of islamic civilization. goldrich mali fell under french colonial. rule in 1892, the people of mali struggled for freedom, and eventually the french colonial rulers were compelled to leave the country in 1960. mali's independence day, also known as republic day, is celebrated on the 22nd of september every year. moribo keita became the first president of the newly declared independent nation of mali. he was socialist who stood for the independence of african nations from their colonial masters. and peace between african countries. on 19th november, 1968, kaita was stopped in akudita and that marked the beginning of new colonial medling by france in these mineral rich country. now in a beed to end decades of french strunggle held over mali, colnel asimi goita took overpower through a popular military coup in may 2021. howev

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off their game yesterday and that showed, but it is exciting and we are going to have south africa versus the westver and watching it. well, as alex alluded to there, the other semifinal was between the west indies and new zealand in sharjah — that has just finished, and it's new zealand who've booked their place in sunday's world cup final. new zealand batted first and started well — opener georgia plummer top—scoring with 33. there was a nasty moment for chinelle henry midway through the innings when she got her catching position all wrong. thankfully, she was able to walk off the field of play. deandra dottin took four wickets as west indies set their opponents 129 to win, but they couldn't chase it down, falling nine runs short of their target. new zealand through to their first final since 2010 — they'll play south africa for the trophy on sunday. to football now. there's been a lot of reaction to the appointment of former chelsea and bayern munich manager thomas tuchel to the position of england manager. some fans and pundits asking why an english manager wasn't selected instead of a german.

africa or the west indies. and so my family ended up in south africa where compared to being in drought stricken, stricken gujarat it was it was the promised land. it was the streets were paved with gold they came from a colony which was racist and unfair. but remember that in india there were very few british officials at the height of the british raj was not. it was generally run at home. so the average indian was not getting a fair shake economically, but they weren't feeling the the, generally speaking, the daily brunt of racism that you got in south africa, south africa, a whole nother kettle of fish. so my family were merchants. i thought that meant they were business people, were literally merchants who were selling things from and small carts, vegetable or whatever the case is. but that led to them having small shops and as their shops got a little more prosperous, my great grandfather needed an accountant. so he found this gujarat. the bookkeeper. the gujarat bookkeeper had. another gujarati client whose name was and he introduced them and the two became friends. gandhi lived in johannesburg. my great gr

i'm in the tragedy for me, of a democratic south africa is not that we're west than anywhere else. it's how quickly we sort of adopted the very told re global knowns of politics and economics and the intertwining of money and politics. and i was the ranking amc member on the main financial oversight committee when my own policy and government decided to spend 10000000000 dollars on weapons that we had absolutely no need of. so i stood up against that and them becky, who is in the president, basically told me i had a choice. i could have a great political career for the rest of my life. but i had to end this investigation full. i could try and continue the investigation that force me out of parliament. so i tried to continue the investigation and knew exactly when they were going to kick me out and i resigned the night before. but i wanted to know more about what this global arms trade was, that it's so corrected a young democracy. and that's what led trust to an organization called corruption watch. and then an organization called shadow world investigations which investigates the

i think excluding eritrea we came about in 1991 and and what's on the west subject to the structural preventive cost. south africa, which i've not regained independent from the appetite movement. all countries went to these and we have thought that we way imagine there was telling, are these national lies, your institution sell all assets to remove government from what is the business or last side business. several years down the line, you've dementia, of those success is the quality of people's lives. not that this picks not a g d p, not g d p per capita. not that does that quality of people's lives for comes the better after that. the on site is the know of we address the critical issue of the critical problems of poverty and disease in many african countries of we ensure that on monday, fostering 2nd does authorizing do we have sufficient knowledge in the nation. and most of us are got, the honest is, know we have become more dependent on western institutions. and you've seen a number of the economies enough because housing currencies that come northwards and the barge of flows from the west and some countries

shells continue across the west africa and they slide the way across the good pulse of the tropical belt and even onto the other side of the rift valley. it is hot and dry. the south africa, it is really for us to seek to silence the truth in garza. i'm the occupied west by indiscriminately killing jermel is now just here with john list a paid the price. this is not just an attack on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a cry. pressing, it's the the welcome back here. one thing i'll just come on about top stories here. this uh, these ready administrators comp 11 east capital bayer moved into the next prize fighter jets hit the densely populated southern summit. but the here was an expensive damage on the leveling residential buildings. when the media says the strikes were targeting the lines of successor, this estimate to the has blocking us on this is what is the bottom the main highway between 11 on and syria, local media reporting that this window and the 3 themselves on the international road between damascus, a route and is ready, 5 digits

you ron supported the resistance, the amc in south africa against the apartheid regime when the west was supporting the apartheid regime. and that is why when nelson mendoza was freed, he travelled to you run among the 1st countries any travel through was the run, the same as certain. palestine is raving. regime is an illegitimate colony. it is an at the premises regime. the west supports racism. it supports the racial domination, that is what it supports. the west supports racial hierarchy in our part of the world based support, a chosen people that and all others must be supported. the policy needs are, i'm of it. according to this ready, prime minister and other senior officials, they're a subordinate race. so you, ron, will not accept that. and the wrong will continue to support the resistance they will support has the they will support and sort of not as they did in the past. and apartheid in palestine will not last the world has turned against is really wishing they failed. as i said, in gaza, they failed. and 11 on after a month they were supposed to take some of them up and t

west africa in the coming days. it shows it goes thinking a little further south with the just some went to weather into the fall south of south africa and rain pushing right top it's pennsylvania. how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed in the media, how it's used to justify the escalation for louis clay. i need a new years that are, you know, the media and the that it's how it is weaponized is this online push has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female as, as authoration, they'll take you like what they are trying to sell right now. is a full blown genocide, the listening post because the media on out is era the the welcome back to watching. i'll just say around a quick reminder, lots of stories here. this is randy of tax appealed at least $53.00 pallets, demands across gaza on sundays. and over crowded shelves in northern jobs always get getting 11 people as well as fighting this blockade on the area with bombings, anessa rest. israel's defense minister you have got on says painful concessions needs to be made to secure the release