julius malema is a powerful figure but he has become a thorn in the president's side and his supporters say that this has more to do with an internal power struggle ahead of the leadership conference next year than the antics of their youth reading. in the battle of the president's, julius malema can mobilize votes. this should serve as a warning. they are chanting anti-slogans. they're reminding him that his political future relies heavily on the outcome here. with the revelations now set to roll into wednesday, the leaders have for announced they switch of thing you away from the center of town and there is a move to try to diffuse tensions and minimize the threat of open rebellion. >> this is "newsday," on the bbc. >> the headlines for you. the last forces remaining loyal to colonel gaddafi had been told they must surrender by saturday or face military action. >> activists in serious say that seven people have been killed by government forces during the latest anti-government demonstrations. >> the brutality of the gaddafi regime has been discovered since rebel forces gave access to

he has been a thorn in the president's side. his ambitions to lead for a second term relies heavily on the outcome of this hearing. >> he is never far from controversy. he has been accused in the past. the party is now disciplining him. he has been expelled, but this is more. >> what we are seeing now is a series of dynamics that could mean that next year's leadership contest is almost decided here. he probably will not be contested next year. if it ends badly for him, it could be a different story. >> just last year, there were a series of embarrassing incident. he ordered a bbc journalist at venues conference. he defied the south african government by attacking the reform programs. alec on probation, he has continued to make the news -- out on probation, he has continued to make the news. it was his call for regime change in botswana that was the final straw. they are forced to rein him in. in the township where he was born, some say it is a political witch hunt. he is part of a camp trying to unseat him. >> there was an aim o

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the flamboyant head of the anc youth league has become a thorn in the president's side. his supporters say today's hearing has more to do with an internal power struggle within the anc ahead of a leadership contest next year than the antics of a youth wing. in the battle over providence, he can mobilize votes. it seems this should serve as a warning to the president, who has ambitions for a second term. >> the crowds behind police lines are chanting-slogans. -- are chanting slogans. >> there are private deliberations over him set for wednesday. the anc leaders have announced it will be away from the center of town. it is a move to try to diffuse tensions within the ruling party and minimize the threat of open rebellion. bbc hannesburg. >> it is to stay on the bbc. i'm in singapore. >> i am in london. the headlines for you this hour -- the last forces remaining loyal to colonel gaddafi in libya have been told they must surrender by saturday or face military action. >> activists in syria say several people have been killed, at least seven, during the latest anti-government

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outcome because this was incited from the outside it was designed to get rid of mubarak who was a thorn in the side of the obama middle east policy and put the same people in there with it with a different face at the top a lot has changed and it's largely unfortunately changed for the worse the economy plunged since the events of january the tourism is not going to be back anytime soon but even still there was a rather healthy growth curve in the last several years even while mubarak was still in power and that that has dramatically changed for the worse this never was about democracy in the first place a lot of youth were brought on to the streets under the illusion that it was and now you have the muslim brotherhood positioned to become the leading political party in the in the elections when they're held. that doesn't bode well at all for you just so i don't think young people have more democracy i think perhaps even less. in neighboring israel more than a quarter of a million people took to the streets saturday to vent their anger at the high cost of living and on affordable housin

outcome because this was incited from the outside it was designed to get rid of mubarak who was a thorn in the side of the obama middle east policy and put the same people in there with it with a different face at the top so as to whether the trial of mubarak will be will be a fair trial or not i think that really is beside the point at this juncture it's interesting that you say a position to put in the same people at the top many others are saying yeah you know it's mubarak's henchmen who are now running the military transitional government at the moment now over the past few months there have been sit ins sit in protests in cairo demanding foster reforms in the country how much has actually changed in egypt since february is revolution well i think a lot has changed and it's largely unfortunately change for the worse the economy as you noted has plunged since since the events of january. the tourism is not going to be bombed back anytime soon but even even still there was a rather healthy growth curve in the last several years even while mubarak was still in power and that that has d

. >> reporter: but perhaps the biggest thorn in syria's side right now is the u.s. ambassador robert ford, who last month visited hama to demonstrate u.s. solidarity with the protestors. literally dozens of people have been killed in the last week. i'm personally very nervous about the fate of some of the people i met. i fear that they're either now under arrest or maybe dead. >> reporter: because of meeting with you? >> well, one of the things the government has done, we learned, they literally have gone looking for the people who met me, to pick them up. that's the kind of repression we're talking about. >> and christiane amanpour, anchor of "this week,","s here with us. christiane, washington watching this very closely. >> reporter: indeed. they don't quite know what to do about this. this is not a libya situation. they're not going to intervene. they don't have much business with syria. so, they can't just put sanctions on. they don't have the same kind of connections they did with the syrian military like they did with egypt. so they're trying to gather an inte