steve bhengu speaking to eat. steve bhengu speaking to me from — to eat.ve bhengu speaking to me from durban in - to eat. steve bhengu speaking to me from durban in south i to me from durban in south africa. brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccups. he apologised for hiccupping throughout this press conference, saying he'd had them for over a week. he was originally expected to remain under observation for 2a to 48 hours, but has since been transferred to sao paolo for additional tests for an obstructed intestine and possible surgery. in a tweet, mr bolsonaro said he would be, "back soon, god willing." dom phillips is a journalist based in salvador — he says the brazilian president has been struggling for a number of days. bolsonaro has been complaining for about ten days now. he is completely struggling to talk in social media videos taken by his supporters. that is quite often at the presidential headquarters, where he goes behind the fence and talks to supporters he has been struggling to t

steve bhengu from east coast radio speaking to me from durban in south africa.hildren at risk from measles and other deadly diseases. 23 million children missed out on basic vaccines last year, as health services were hit by covid restrictions and many parents shunned vaccination clinics for fear of exposure to the virus. a coronavirus cluster has been found among staff at a japanese hotel that is hosting a number of brazilian olympic athletes. seven staff members tested positive for the virus. 0lympic officials say that the affected workers have not been in contact with the brazilian delegation, which includes judo athletes. spain's popular holiday islands — ibiza, majorca and menorca — are all being moved on to the british government's amber list, just two weeks after they were approved for quarantine—free travel. from next monday, anyone over 18 who's not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. colletta smith has the latest. it's more choppy waters for those dreaming of a summer getaway, as the traffic lights have changed colours again. for t

i'm joined by steve bhengu — a journalist with east coast radio, who's been on the ground in kwazulu—natal from being on the ground? is the violence escalating or is it plateauing and winding down? it has been happening for quite some time now and there is hope that things would slow down a bit. in recent years we have seen not only property being burnt to the ground but even being on the ground i have also witnessed various elements such as violence and racial profiling, so we have seen the army being deployed, as well. there isn't much visibility unfortunately as far as the army is concerned but we are hoping that somehow we will see things starting to slow down and law and order essentially prevailing. and law and order essentially prevailing-— and law and order essentially prevailing. what do you think is motivating _ prevailing. what do you think is motivating the _ prevailing. what do you think is motivating the violence, i is motivating the violence, your assessment? is motivating the violence, yourassessment? is is motivating the violence, your assessment? is purely about the jaili