steve preston is back with us as is tania yuki. the first question is from an n entrepreneur who's ready to raise capital. >> what are the fund mental metrics, things we should have in place before we start going out and looking at alternative outside financing sources. >> good question. all right, tania, let's start with you. >> the biggest thing is making sure you have your finances in order. it sounds like you'll be looking through institutional money, which means they're going to want to understand three years from now how you're going to grow and have those projections really clear as to why you're going to go out and coroner tn market place. so it's more about having things done but more about ensuring your vision and having the numbers to execute. >> anything else, steve? >> i'd add to that stability is very important especially in the lending community. if you're going to get dead capital, they're going to look very closely at can it support the debts. your cash flow to the total debt. they're going to want to look at the a

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earlier, and reports of a coup in ley so theo in southern -- lesotho in southern africa, let's speak to tania page who is in southern africa. what are you hearing? >> the latest information from witnesses on the ground is that early this morning there were reports of gunshots being fired, and currently at the moment, it's about 9 o'clock in the morning, it is the army - they are on the steep. they were called not out. boots on the ground. the army appears to have taken control of the capital police stations. this is unhappy news for south africa, which attempted to media after an attempted coup back in june, when parliament was postponed. and what we are hearing from the contacts here is this could be a move by the lesotho congress party to demand the reopening of parliament. the prime minister perhaps making a move or making a move against the prime minister to lead the country. >> more information on this breaking news sorry as and when we have it. >> hundreds of migrants arrive every day, and a record number, 150,000, have been rescued at sea. italian authorities are concerned about the nu

tania page has been covering the story for us. >> reporter: calm on the streets of lesotho, cracks in its democracy. the army may have withdrawn to its barracks, but the prime minister is in south africa, where he accuses the military of attempting to assess power. people are afraid this is not over. now the deputy prime minister has taken charge. this man told al jazeera, he's not trying to destabilize the country. it's not a coup. let us get that straight. it's not a coup. i'll not be a deputy prime minister. the prime minister will not be a prime minister. if there is a coup that has taken place in lesotho. >> this is the first police station the military raided. one police officer was killed here, three injured and so is one soldier. it was seizing weapons, it believed were supplied to supporters of the leading politicians, ahead of a protest march, demanding the reopening of parliament. the prime minister says that dialogue, not violence, should be used to solve disputes. >> if anyone does not obey government. i will call up on the military to put down their arms. and sit down. a

let's go to our middle east correspondent tania cramer. scenes of jubilation on the streets of gaza. this seems like a major breakthrough in the seven-week on foot. do you have any more details 4s? >> it is definitely an atmosphere of celebration after 50 days of intense fighting. israel's response has been more restrained. not all of the details of the agreement are known. the immediate on sequence -- consequence is the gradual opening of the crossings to let in humanitarian aid and construction materials to begin rebuilding gaza. this will be done under the supervision of the palestinian authority, as well as israel. they want to make sure that the material is not used for military purposes by hamas and other militant groups. and all of the issues that they talked about in the past, where both sides will come back to cairo for indirect talks. >> i want to go back to the gaza border issue in a moment, but both israel and hamas have had very entrenched positions. we have seen cease-fires before. what has changed this time? >> i do not thin

tania page has been covering the order. >> the deputy prime minister of lesotho will take over the reins and run it while the prime minister is in south africa. he has denied this was an attempted coup. however, the prime minister insists that the military did attempt to launch a coup. the military denies that as well. this is where it started. the police station behind me - this is where the military came, shots were fired. a police officer was killed, three injured, and a soldier injured as well. it seems as if it could have been delivered by an attempt by the government to sack the sitting commander of the military. he has refused to give up his post. so still quite a confused picture, particularly for the people here of maseru and lesotho. we have been talking to some. they say they are afraid this is far from over, and they want a return of the democratically elected coalition government. they do not want to see a repeat of what happened in the 1990s, where south africa sent troops on the ground when there was a coup and dozens were killed. no suggestion that troops from south afric

tania page is the correspondent there. >> yes, this is the culmination of a trial that started nearly four years ago, that's been marred by several delays, and mired in controversy. three men from tanzania. throughout the trial there has been allegations and insinuations that the rwandan government, the president, is somehow involved. >> these men are accused of trying to kill the former chief of the rwandan army. the general. he accuses them of work are for the rwandan government, set to hunt down dissidents like him. he's under the protectionful south african security forces. it didn't stop two attempts on his life. in 2010 the attacks that the accused are charged over left his son holding blood stained clothing. police broke up another plot to kill him a year later. six months ago more armed men attacked his johannesburg house. the rwandan government and president denied the allegations. his lawyer accuses him of wanting revenge. >> he was addressings the parliament before the shooting say he'd use a hammer to kill a fly. what did he mean, giving the go ahead to anyone, intelligenc

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tania page, south africa. >> the john boehner i can't believe army said it mated a major breakthroughthe 4-month fight against separatists in the east. it says it has retaken the suburb near the border with russia but it's reported one of the fighter jets was shot down after the advance. the military says it is now ready to push even deeper into luhansk after weeks of fighting on the outskirts. there has been heavy shelling in the city overnight. >> russian aid convoy has moved closer to the border with ukraine. 280 trucks have been held up for days. the first group is now ready to be inspected. the red cross says it will distribute the aid inside ukraine provided it gets security guarantees from all sides. the ukraine crisis is the focus of talks in berlin attended by foreign ministers from sgraerm, ukraine, russia and france. sue terten is in berlin. how much of an appetite is there for a diplomatic solution given how fast things are moving on the ground? >> reporter: that's a very good question. we don't know really until the three visiting foreign ministers turn up. they are due i

we go to lesotho, with tania page. >> calm on the streets and cracks are wide open. the army may have withdrawn to its barrack, but the prime minister is in south africa, where he accuses the military of totalling to seize power. the deputy prime minister has taken charge. they told al jazeera, he is not trying to destabilize the country. >> this is not a coup. let's get if straight. i'd not still bee a deputy prime minister, the prime minister would not be a prime minister. if there is a coup that has tape place in lesotho. >> this is the first police station the military raided. one police officer was kill, three injured, and so was a soldier. the military says it was not an attempted coup. it was seizing weapons it believed would be supplied to the army. >> anyone with such a government creates a crisis. i'm calling on the military to put down their arms, sit and follow the right procedures. the army that we spent so much time training and putting together. >> the 2 year-old coalition government, the first collapsed in june, and parliament was suspended. the landl

tania page has this update from johannesburg. >> phone lines have been jammed. it's difficult to get through to our contacts. the latest information is that residents of the capital have been coming out on the streets to gather to figure out what is going on. the military is on the streets, setting up roadblocks, and appear to have taken over police stations and positioned themselves near state health. having said that the air force is open, as to do the orders. there has been no recent reports, as there were at 4 o'clock this morning. people used to coups and attempted coups, they had a history of them. it's unclear whether the military is acting alone or whether they are back in a coalition partner. there was a peaceful election in 2012, the first coalition government made up of three parties, but it's been shaky, in june, a junior coalition party threatened to ouster the prime minister, but with the backing of the king, he suspended parliament. the relationship between the deputy prime minister who leaves for the democracy appears to have deteriorated with th

. >> let's go to tania outside of the court in johannes berg. a magistrate is wadding through it now. when can we expect a verdictflw through it now. when can we expect a verdict? >> it has become clear that we are not going to get a verdict until tomorrow. partly because the trial is so long and it needs to be translated into two different languages for the benefit of the rwandan accused and the tansanianningsed. >> that's tripling the length of time. so much of this evidence has been incredibly sensitive so he needs to be particularly about the detail he gives, summarizing the prosecution case and the defense case. the most sensitive inform information, of course, testimony of general niomasa, himself, who has accused president paul gadame who has accused hunting down dissidents like him. the prosecution told me clearly that he was only is able to present what was provable so he has presented evidence linking these six accused together, phone records, text messages particularly around accused number 6 who is basically believed to have been the