a 136 languages in terms of new and today. ton sonya is the only country in the continent of africa. united by one language gets to a healy tons and new york is the only concrete africa where you are born in ones. and you go to embed and become a member of by them and people did not look at you at dr. the only country enough. and when in 196070 came with the we, gemma is said we must have a system. we have people in the villages so that we've gone industrialize you of course was undermined by the west. they did all, monro things discussed. they said if it's up to change is going to be a bad example to the people. but he continued, and he took the view that the pot team must be strong on today as i speak. ccm. sound like them up into the waste was created in 1977 with the module of done and up for a sheet. ozzy is one of the strongest spots easy enough with the, with the on the, on the he believed in order and in institution. and this is the as a thing that when you, that it was famous for a member in your area and left the office when he was just slightly over 63 years. and he said, a whole

we should have united africa immediately. and a reminder, these orders that we never talk about that particular meeting, the meeting in 1965 in a crowd gun. when the cool, my thought that there would be unity and a toward his audience. when i moved out of that meeting, i had some president say, we are happy if we, you, and nightly, we seems been presidents on minutes does and all these things. but he said, we do go up, but we drove away the cologne or this. we know they are still here under the neo colonial project. but we are saying that is the duty of the next generation to fi to ensure that we have talked to the independence. but he was not only announced because he was also part of the non aligned to movement when the non aligned movement had been created with just the pros, detail with joe a lot of natural and of cost clement coma and put it in some kind know of indonesia, the younger generation who participated in strengthening the non aligned movement was of costs. judy has come, but i've given you that. and that is wh

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we should have united africa immediately. and a reminder, these orders that we never talk about a particular meeting, the meeting in 1965 in a crowd gun when the coma thought that they would be unity. and they told his audience, when i moved out of that meeting, i had some president say, we are happy if we you and nightly, we seems been presidents on minutes does and all these things. but he said, we do go up, but we drove away the cologne or this. we know they are still here under the neo colonial project. but we are saying that is the duty of the next generation to fi to ensure that we have talked to the independence. but he was not only announced, but he was also part of the non aligned to move when the non aligned movement had been created with just the pros, depo with joe, a lot of natural and of course requirement room and put it into the con. no of indonesia, the younger generation who participated in strengthening the non aligned movement was of costs. judy has come back in your area and that is why he was the recipie

africa, a game the african population. because they, you know, that the rise of the, of the us. we can, mine would mean i united and liberated africa, which means a game that they will not be able to control in it. and steve and rob, it's well away from the continental would see financial incentives in north america and europe. so the whole story is very well connected in your now, but i'd suggest that perhaps those defending, it would say that people are dying at times. and so i thought for years farmers have have been killed and murdered. and absolutely, there may not be no direct link, but when you've got people saying killed the bore, killed the bore, there's not, is always going to hit hard, isn't that the o? this is the scores that everyone should be shipped without hesitation in any revolution, whether it's peaceful or not, you would find these violent voices of people who have lost the mad towards justice . at this act should remain economic and political and it should be carried out unexcused to legally. and people, including the why minority of south africa shouldn't be included in the general impleme

we sole minister of mineral and petroleum resources with them and asked if calling on africa to united gays prison times to say that african nations a robot holes from the most call solution. if it needs be, have a listen to this. lessons learned made out to us. spec is that they don't give us money the minutes. but it is a take all them is, but say, why withdrawing funding? no, we're minute. that's in the continent. and level with something that we have one more tests back us and this all coming less than 2 weeks off to present the posts assigned then you know, making it easier for the state to expropriate, land subject to force, to save compensation paid. it is not a secret to that to the government has struggled to fulfill its promise settings button to be a buyback program. so you comes to live with the program or rather the government also that for god is pushing a new plan to accelerate the redistribution of land. the plan has of course, important. it's show off critics who, who have condemned it to as a policy rooted in hostility towards why solomon's hey this donald trump says

south africa like the united states of america and other countries has always had expropriation laws that balance the need for public usage of land and the protection of rights of property owners. we look forward to engaging with the trump administration over our land reform policy and issues of bilateral interest. we are certain that out of those engagements, we will share a better and common understanding over these matters. it's really unfortunate to add misinformed copies from donald trump because the roots off of this $112.00 se, go way back into so that because colonial cost, when a small white to minority health power, $1.00 crucial way the white government preserved that power was through a native land act, which was a lot of the band black people from acquiring agricultural land beyond issue results. the effects of that and as the laws could still be solved even to this day, office of africa became a majority, black and government, and 1994. it is a topic very due to many people's hearts in the country and because of that one can help. but notice the response from president

the trump sites that south africa has taken an aggressive position against the united states and its allies. this is the real reason why the usa is pursuing any form of cutting of aid and is harming diplomatic relations with south africa. south africa is being punished for supporting palestinian people in condemning israel for its genocide. if you would say very, irrational. and it's very contradictory. uh we could, um, recently talk to donald trump, signed an executive order that prevents refugees from coming into the usa. however, now he sees it as an exception that he wants to say the sign and the executive order, which would allow the so called abuse treated white so that they can to come to us as usa as refugee. but as a date, yes, if we know that let them don't know chunky story. it is based on recent. she's recent engagement with nature now. and then no, it's a punishment for solar, pico, the to we said each to israel a in to the international court of justice in support of the palestine. and you may have also heard donald trump saying that he wants to take over the guidelines.

it is the policy of the united states that as long as south africa continues these unjust and immoral practices that harm our nation, the united states shall not provide aid or assistance to south africa. and the united states shall promote the re settlement of afrikaner, refugees escaping government sponsored race based discrimination including racially discriminatory property confiscation. it is of great concern that the foundational premise of this order lacks factual accuracy and fails to recognize south africa's profound and painful history of colonialism under pop tide. we are concerned by what seems to be a campaign of misinformation and propaganda aimed at misrepresenting a great nation. so africa argues that it's recently passed the line, the expropriation law would only be used to, to replace the property when it's in the public interest. that will court decision will be required and will be compensated. but it is not just that controversial measure the has ruffled washington. the white house statements, specifically side set off a guess, quote, aggressive position towards e

one fixed that we from africa demand is for the united nations to embrace democracy in the security council by giving africa to permanent seats with vito power and institution that excludes 54 african countries . while allowing one nation to veto the decisions of the remaining 193 member states is unacceptable. the counsel is dysfunctional and democratic non inclusive, unaccountable, autocratic, and opaque. that's why russia is calling for real reforms, but moscow is not suggesting a new organization insisting that the framework already exists, but needs polishing, and ensuring everyone's voices are heard and respected. it's what we've heard from russian officials, time and time again, building a fair, multiple world based on the principles of equal an indivisible security. and together with this un security council reform, we will make the west understand that it is no longer capable of imposing its own rules on the whole world. for many centuries pumping out results from africa, asia, and latin america no longer capable of living at the expense of others, we should seek a balance of inter

advance sustainable development initiative. leadership with the g 20 will transition from south africa to the united states is due to hold the summit in 2026. my kind of report style from janice black. it had an opening we thing g 20 summit to organizes outlined the agenda. numerous working groups discussing topics ranging from trade to climate change all under the umbrella slogan, solidarity equality and sustainability. but there's a clearing emission among the guess us secretary of state marco rubio will not be present while you caught in the event to protest what the trump administration wrongly says. a plans by the south african government to seize land from quite farm is the sanction formalized one of the many executive orders signed by president donald trump. in the last month, it's titled addressing egregious actions of the republic of south that terrible things are happening. and the terrible thing in the state of the nation addressed the south african president to the message of his own without mentioning trumps named. we assault africans, resilient people, and we will not be bullied. we wa

how does fine, doesn't groups the communications manager for the middle east and north africa units, the f she spoke to us from casa, say to you on how weather conditions, making a already desperate situation, even worse as last night, as i could hear, the storm battering the building that i was in, i was thinking about the families that i met yesterday who was building makes itself to is on top of the rubble of what used to be that home. and it's just paces of plywood with seats of top hall. and i hope that it's still standing, but there are a number of children who are going to be sleeping bad last night. and for kids in these conditions, it's not really frightening to be outside exposed, and in the cold was also very dangerous for their well being. we've had a number of children in gaza die of hypothermia. and it's clear here when you meet with families that they don't have what they need to protect them from that called families, or lacking warm clothes for their children. as many children without shoes as a girl, just hair off camera who's wearing sandals. there's just, it's peo

one fix that we from africa demand is for the united nations to embrace democracy in the security council by giving africa to permanent seats with vito power and institution that excludes $54.00 african countries. while allowing one nation to veto the decisions of the remaining 193 member states is unacceptable. the counsel is dysfunctional and democratic non inclusive, unaccountable, autocratic, and opaque. that's why russia is calling for real reforms, but moscow is not suggesting a new organization insisting that the framework already exists, but needs polishing, and ensuring everyone's voices are heard and respected. it's what we've heard from russian officials, time and time again, building a fair, multiple world.

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emerge from continents like africa that have come to the united states and killed people, and there will be more of them because they're dismantling our health care system and our centers for disease control. we know that china. she is giddy about this because china, russia and others are moving in. to take our. place and countries and that will damage us. and with all of this, we see no republican in congress stepping up to say enough is enough. we are finally having some democrats who are starting to do what they should have done. frankly, what they should have started to do on november 5th when they still had the majority, there is a lot more that they can and must do. we need house democrats to step up and hold their own field hearings in the districts of republican congress, people who are vulnerable to show what they're doing to destroy the fabric of america. we ought to have impeachment resolutions brought against, for example, bassett, who is violating his own responsibility, having been confirmed as a treasury secretary. this is a bigger threat than january 6th was because then

so another issue in which south africa is appearing to confront the united states. now the russian foreign minister issue the statement last in europe for what he called it's intent on starting the war in ukraine. he claims that it was the expansion of nato. that was the principal cause of the conflict. he says that peace cannot be achieved because european countries continue to stop supply ukraine with arms and money. now, this was repudiated completely by the french foreign minister, who tells me that the issue at stake here is that the suffering t of ukraine was abrogated. and that is the cause of conflict. so on that issue, within the g 20 no agreement whatsoever. russia apparently standing alone among its g. 20 callings mike hannah, i'll just sierra john his bug, the little ones and backed him 23 forces are advancing on another city. an eastern democratic republic of congo after capturing large areas of territory in recent weeks, commerce returning to because of where 20 people were killed as rebels took the city on sunday to you and accuses rewan and back in $

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talked about re supplement of what i for columns of that being discriminated against in south africa to the united states at the time when they radically it's all about deportation right now. have yeah, that's interesting because he's on bus kids of south africa these now in trouble either so cool. i mean, does he have anything to do with this decision? does come out of the law office as we don't know. i mean, certainly there's a lot of speculation. he's been raving against successive side african government. so some time is empty. why it's even potentially genocidal of the south africans. meanwhile, other than that and know that they didn't allow him to stop over to get a license for his stalling satellite internet service group did meet the, the regular treat criteria. so as far as that concerned, there's a dressing, it's all about that. but look, there is something else in the executive order that it is about, because there's nothing just the background appropriation. it also says in additional south africa has taken aggressive positions to the us since allies, including accusing israel. they'l

sustainable development initiatives. leadership of the g. 10 to you will transition from south africa to the united states, which is due to host the summit in 2026 many the what is a political analyst who joins us from cape town in south africa. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, this is the 1st time that the g 20 a gathering is being held in africa. that is it being overshadowed by tensions between south africa and us, particularly over garza as well. i mean, it is unfortunately, that the secretary of state of america decided not to attend the meeting. of course . um, this is american representation june. if i've seen a government officials but not by the secretary of state and i, i find it's likely ironic to listen to us not to mike. well, it's the national security advisor. when he said, we saw what the world looked like without american style, american leadership under the bottom administration. of course, according to him. but they did it. they are not fully represented. she a at the g 20 summit, we touched important issues of being discussed. yes, it is, of course, against the backdrop

the toy of the immediate past present and the next told of the presidency . brazil, south africa and the united states. all discussions took place behind close dogs. most of the delegates, certainly seeing that they will pass the welcoming dunces. ukraine was brought up in a formal session, but it appears it was also an issue discussed on the sidelines, south african president still around the poses spoke to letting me as a lensky friday morning. and reiterated south africa's position that they can be no credible piece of process without ukraine's participation. this, the direct repudiation of the parent us push forward unilateral discussion with russia. the point given home by the south african foreign minister, our position has been very clear from the onset with that peaceful morning that it must be interesting. we continued to believe that any resolution in the conflict must be inclusive south africa has stayed neutral in the conflict. a position it believes can be useful in helping create a negotiation process. the russian foreign minister, as the gay lover of also attended the summit and

back now to garza on test to ingram is a communications manage up for the middle east and north africa at unit assess. and she joins us from gauze. it says he tests many thanks and dave taking the time to be with us, we were just talking to a correspondent hunting lockwood, that he was explaining about the situation. especially when the rain comes in the cold weather. it miserable conditions on life of so many of the 2300000 people in gauze a how is specially dangerous all these conditions for children of the really dangerous and the i last night as i could hear, the storm battering the building that i was the and i was thinking about the families that i made yesterday who was building make soup choke to is on top of the rubble of what used to be that home. and it's just paces of plywood with seats of top holland. i hope that it's still standing, but there are a number of children who are going to be sleeping bad last night. and for kids in these conditions, it's not like frightening to be outside exposed, and in the cold is also very dangerous for their well being. we've had a number of child

well, how careful, how careful and how attentive to those matches of the united states and the europeans for that matter are in africa for instance. so again, the united states, the will have to cut corners and cut to just to cut the losses to cut their investments to make this project to can normally viable. and you. so again, the prospect's of this is rod, the unclear but indeed ukraine does. she have bossed resources and especially the don't boss here like lithium, for instance, which is in your phone and your batteries pretty much and it sits in your tesla. it's pretty much in every thing you own that has a bad for you. so it's understandable. but why the united states wants access to that? because of the rule, it is better than nothing given all the money and it will be support that the united states have already taken out of that tax pay as poking to send to ukraine. all right, are to use ego stand. i'll see gar. thank you. so china has slapped back at washington with retaliatory tariffs within minutes of us levies on chinese products coming into effect. the aging brand of the us move a threat to global markets

one fixed that we from africa demand is for the united nations to embrace democracy in the security council by giving africa to permanent seats with vito power and institution that excludes 54 african countries . while allowing one nation to veto the decisions of the remaining 193 member states is unacceptable. the council is dysfunctional on democratic non inclusive, unaccountable, autocratic, and opaque. that's why russia is calling for real reforms, but moscow is not suggesting a new organization insisting that the framework already exist, but needs polishing, and ensuring everyone's voices are heard and respected. it's what we've heard from russian officials, time and time again, building a fair, multiple world based on the principles of equal and indivisible, security. and together with this un security council reform, we will make the west understand that it is no longer capable of imposing its own rules on the whole world. for many centuries pumping out results from africa, asia, and latin america no longer capable of living at the expense of others, we should seek a balance of inter

africa. the united states destroyed his country. don't you know, he's trying to do the same for the united states? he was 18 years old when we destroyed apartheid, so he's trying to do the same thing for the united states, so, please, wake-up. it does not make any sense and ty silva very much. host: julian wanted to see a breakdown of usaid spending. here's a news article that says what does usaid spend money on? here is a list of potential cuts. i will not read all of them but here are the top ones, 16.8 billion for governance, 10.5 billion for humanitarian assistance, 7 billion for health. if you would like a further breakdown of those, we will try to find more information, but i believe it is usaspending.gov. we will continue to look at that and provide information as we get it. john, independent, california. caller: i would like the republican senate to start doing their job. they have laid down like leaves and they are letting trump jump all over them and they are totally afraid. it is the republican party who says if you don't

the and friends such as the chinese in front, the sides of the united states of america on the rockies. so that africa today finds us off in a space, whereas she is a heavily in depth. but let us is device target co concepts. so these inductive ness, when african countries that he gained independence, many of them was colonial countries, or indeed many one of them, what colonial countries, except for life area on the if see up here on the economic architecture of this countries was actually designed to benefit the colonial powers, the institutions in the bronx and stuff that they cannot accept. walk control from outside. and many of those who, why in the struggle for independence. what made the problem is that the countries that they, i didn't edited, we're going to press 5 economically and offered the education as an avenue for doing so, didn't make promises. they said we are going to provide you with electricity. we are going to provide you with the water. we are going to provide you with 3 how we are going to provide you with the education we are going to provide you with all these things. we are g