he was to find no joy in winnie mandela as a pillar in soweto. the bedroom was occupied by her lover. but nelson mandela didn't want to give up the love that had kept him going in times of need the masses also wanted to see their idols happily be united. in the political realist now over seventy was deluded in private. he really loved her when she got up to walk to say the table that he couldn't take is. on good days his wife made him breakfast. when his daughter's a nanny got married my belly went all out to make up for his feelings of having failed as a husband and father. the glamorous wedding was also a farewell to his own personal delusion of a happy family. once again nelson mandela showed great generosity despite his pain he accompanied his wife who held her lover's hand to her trial where she was charged with accessory to murder despite all the evidence he and his lawyer stood by her. it's the fact that she was there was a reason for having done what she did and he was probably the reason not being there by his side it's not the emotional

the president himself voting in soweto, supporters outside to welcome him.party. the man who wants to stop him also voting in soweto, the leader of the main opposition party, the democratic alliance. he says his vote would be for a nonracial future. this man wants to disrupt what the anc are doing. always in red, he leads the far left economic freedom fighters, and he was voting in the north of south africa. there are 28,000 polling stations across the country, this isjust are 28,000 polling stations across the country, this is just one are 28,000 polling stations across the country, this isjust one in cape town. you can see quite long queues of people seeking to vote. they would not have been short of options when they got to the parling booths, there is a record 48 parties taking place in this election, making for a mammoth voting ballot paper, half a metre long, no less. the party with the most seats elect the president and will be sworn in towards the end of may, may the 25th. we will not know the result until saturday unless something unexpected happens

he was to find no joy in winnie mandela as a pillar in soweto. the bedroom was occupied by her lover. but nelson mandela didn't want to give up the love that had kept him going in times of need the masses also wanted to see their idols happily reunited. in my political realist now over 70 was deluded in private. he really loved her when she got up to walk to say the table that he couldn't take is. on good days his wife made him breakfast. when his daughter is a nanny got married monday went all out to make up for his feelings of having failed as a husband and father. the glamorous wedding was also a farewell to his own personal delusion of a happy family. once again nelson mandela showed great generosity despite his pain he accompanied his wife who held her lover's hand to her trial where she was charged with accessory to murder despite all the evidence he and his lawyer stood by her. insist the fact that she was there was a reason for having done what she did and he was probably the reason not being there by his side. it's not the emotional make

music school in johannesburg is aiming to send classically trained musicians from the township of soweto to the symphony orchestra's of cape town london and new york. picked up a violin for the first time three years ago and since then classical music has become his passion the sixty year old so the african lives in switzer with his great grandmother because his mother a drug addict is really around. it tells me to fuck a that but the situation i'm betting. they should get my face out. there they. start school records so. it's just basically. five times a week he goes to pass kate a music school in the heart of so wet oh it was opened by rosemary meldrum in one nine hundred ninety seven after the end of apartheid for the seventy five year old english violinist music is not just about getting neighborhood kids off the street sometimes it's about finding a special talent like golani. and i got a violin up and stick second under his chin and i could see almost immediately that it just fish it worked he's physically very talented and he's musical that. during apartheid playing classical musi

outside his home in soweto now a tourist attraction. because of recalls how the lives of black south africans changing. them and then let you have a trainer brought a whole lot of excitement for me as an individual it probably assisted me in changing professions i had been and mess and in missing for quite a long time and opportunities that are out there gave me a moment to apply to move from the public sector to join the corporate in leicester . the successes would continue after mandela the first election post his presidency the a.n.c. had a strong is showing at the polls yes a strong black middle class was emerging that means many black south africans like calls were able to move from townships next whistle to suburbs in two thousand and four which was during and tell me is the economy was there now we have received growth people who are only says in companies through their employment by the two thousand and nine election with jacob zuma at the hound cracks had emerged . they've been a breakaway from the agency corruption was rife an

from the democratic alliance party cost his votes as you can see as polls opened in the township of soweto so if we take a look at south africa's three main parties the governing african national congress is led by president cyril ramaphosa he's a former trade unionist turned businessman has promised to crack down on corruption and improve the stagnant economy and there's the opposition democratic alliance party has its first black leader. whole suggest it may be losing ground among its wealthier support base and the economic freedom fighters led by julius malema won six percent of the vote that was in twenty fourteen and is the third largest party in parliament its policies include nationalizing mines and taking land without compensation to give to the poor let's bring in malcolm webb following the elections joining us from johannesburg you are adding a polling station there malcolm tell us what you're seeing. in the township of alexandra in johannesburg where the housing in this area is quite school or in poor condition other people in this area live in shacks made of high unemployment i

international goal on the side it wants to send classically trained musicians from the township of soweto to take up leading positions at the world's best symphony orchestra's in places like london and new york. picked up a violin for the first time three years ago and since then classical music has become his passion the sixteen year old so the african lives in switzer with his great grandmother because his mother a drug addict is really around. it tells people to fuck it up but the situation i'm betting. they still young my dad how did. they. start school in a corner so. if this place me. five times a week he goes to pass kate a music school in the heart of so when it was opened by rosemarie meldon in one nine hundred ninety seven after the end of apartheid for the seventy five year old english violinist music is not just about getting neighborhood kids off the street sometimes it's about finding a special talent like galani. recycled a violin up and stick second under his chin and i could see almost immediately that it just fish it worked he's physically very talented and he's musical

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age 90, he walked from his soweto home to cast a vote at the school. is avi pge he will never take for granted. what is voting mean to you as a pers >> it means that we africans are voting now. before, it was the white incumbent, president ramaphosa, o e a strong mandate to help him defeat factions in the party mired in corruption. confidencehosa: the by our people is just amazing. this is a vote that reminds us of 1994. fergal: the anc is expected to win, but this party has a challenge to its dominance. economic freedom fightersant radical redistribution of wealth. continueople wanto e,welferpetuate the instituted corruption, they must continue tvote for the same party they have been voting. past shadows th election. queues 1994, the long told the story of liberation from centuries of oppression. now a younger generation has apathy a alienation. half of those between 18 and 30 did not sign on the voter rolls. the fact that many young people tedidn't register to ill worry all of the party. if history offers any lesson of aits theec nessity democratic p

costing his votes in soweto president cyril ramaposa trip hello with the country's first democratic national elections. and the twenty five years ago. this is. not mine. nineteen ninety four ninety nine people were just as excited as the because they will have. you. and your future. the agency's two main challenges all the center right democratic alliance the largest opposition policy on the radical left economic freedom fries has. long viewed as the policy for the country's white minority fifty a. is running with its first black leader missy main main. yeah says to us let's stick with what we know hope says let's bring change this spring a new chapter so one day we can deliver jobs if the confidence i'm calling for south africans. creaeated in two thousand thirtn by former amc you're free to choose a small amount the eff constant thing in anger. millions of young unemployed black south africans. but different numbers will receive from our people. would welcome them with both hands. it's a monday tv in one fort collins. will accepted that does that the results and this is what the people of

issa, aged 90, walked from his soweto home to cast his vote at this school. voting mean to you as a person? it means that we africans are ruling now. before, it was the white people. now we, the black people, are ruling now. that's nice. one, two, three! the incumbent president ramaphosa wants a strong mandate to help him defeat factions in his own party who are mired in corruption. he was talking up his prospects. the confidence that isjust being emitted by our people is just amazing. this is a vote that reminds us of 1994. the anc is expected to win, but this party offers a growing challenge to its dominance. the economic freedom fighters want radical redistribution of wealth. if the people want to continue unemployed, if the people want to continue landless, if the people want to perpetuate the instituted corruption, they must continue to vote for the same party that they have been voting for. the past shadows this election. back in 1994, the long queues told a story of liberation from centuries of oppression. now, among a younger generation, there is apat

issa, aged 90, walked from his soweto home to cast his vote at this school.you as a person? it means that we africans are ruling now. ebefore, it was the white people. now we, the black people, we are ruling now. that's nice. one, two, three! the incumbent, president ramaphosa, wants a strong mandate to help him defeat factions in his own party who are mired in corruption. he was talking up his prospects. the confidence that is just being emitted by our people is just amazing. this is a vote that reminds us of 1994. the anc is expected to win, but this party offers a growing challenge to its dominance. the economic freedom fighters want radical redistribution of wealth. if the people want to continue unemployed, if the people want to continue landless, if the people want to perpetuate for the same party that they have been voting for. the past shadows this election. back in 1994, the long queues told a story of liberation from centuries of oppression. now, among a younger generation, there is apathy and alienation. around half of those between 18 and 30 didn'

before but i wonder what on earth would be the point of doing so now i visit the squatters camp in soweto a few years back and found people living in similar. conditions but that stage of overcrowding is absolutely shocking and they have no water. add to that the horror of it'll say yes it really is -- on think again you talk about democracy and people living like that it's so shocking so shocking recovering of course every development in south africa chile move on indeed change of subject fans a game of thrones - quick to point out a gas the final series -- but it's proof that tv mistakes don't last forever. no indeed unless you've been living in a bubble for the last twenty four hours you will probably have had. that in a roni is coffee cup made into game of thrones which is hugely popular i've never been into it i have to say i have watched a single episode. is at a starbucks cup in game of thronenes off at the vetch among many others and there it is you can see it so the little arrow pointing. to in brand of starbucks lots of people took to twitter to joke about it actually turned out

leader my money from the democratic alliance party cost his votes polls opens in the township of soweto a pakistani christian woman who spent eight years on death row in a blasphemy case has left the country. lawyers say she's headed for canada six months after her acquittal by pakistan's supreme court the verdict led to protests in parts of the country. the international court of justice is here in qatar as case right now against the united arab emirates for violating human rights council as government as the u.a.e. targeted its citizens based on their national origin when it expelled all categories and stopped them from entering the u.a.e. after the twenty eight seventeen blockades those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera. is coming up next to stay with us. to. your just. what was the glimpse of the country to go listen the children are deeply affected because we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter just zero. could breck's it bring violence back to ireland today we're discussing how an armed group is using britain's exit from europe to recruit disaffected yout

as polls opened in the township of soweto afghanistan's capital has been hit by several explosions one of the blasts happened close to the attorney general's office in downtown kabul there are also reports of gunfire at least eight people have been killed in a blast outside a popular shrine in the pakistani city of lahore police say the death toll could rise as some of the injured are in critical condition and a pakistani christian woman who spent eight years on death row in a case has left the country. lawyers say she's landed in canada six months after her acquittal by pakistan's supreme court the verdict led to protests in parts of the country. the international court of justice is here in qatar as case against the united arab emirates for violating human rights cats are as government says the u.a.e. targeted its citizens based on their national origin when it expelled all categories and stopped them from entering the u.a.e. after the twenty seven thousand blockade. those are the headlines on football rebels is coming up next to stay with us. the official story is apparent on a will

our correspondent milton nkosi is in soweto.n and has been going on the entire time. what is the track record that the president is running on? so, he has been campaigning on an anti—corruption has been campaigning on an anti—corru ption ticket. he has been campaigning on an anti—corruption ticket. he has been promising south africans that when he comes to power through this vote, he comes to power through this vote, he will try and stamp out the cancer of corruption that has divided south africa and that has been eating away at the democratic values set by nelson mandela and others. he is hoping people will support him and when he becomes president in the next few which confirmed, then he will continue to clean up the governing anc. and his does it by insisting that the anc is changing, and acting as though it is nothing to do with the anc that the corruption has happened. they have been governing this whole period? indeed. but things are never as easy as they see more is simple. in south africa, since apartheid, a lot has chan