beki african school of public and international affairs, the university of south africa joins us. welcome to the program, sir, taking a look at uh what is happening here in terms of israel's economy, um, we want to focus on the west bank in this question, uh, the economy there obviously has been very fragile, um, it's easily impacted now because of the confrontations that are happening with israel regime forces, and the palestinians, basically apartite practices and the pression that's their... experency given the increased violence from the israel regime forces against palestinians, how do you see the economy of the west bank and the future that it faces there? you know, what is very important is to understand that the ripul effects of a conflict has an impact on economics and on their trade relations, and also when you look beyond their ratings, i think what is important for us to can contextualize the conflict in the middle east, it is to understand that the... conflict of israel and palestine even in 2014 when there was one operation by israel they were already economic losses

the views of students such honest but as fits university, south africa's university of the big vault is drawn to bits, has always been a politicized campus. it was a hot bed of student protests during the struggle against the prostate. when nelson mandela became president in 1994, i was a law student here. i wondered what vit students make of this moment? 30 years old from south africa's 1st free and democratic election. that remains really relevant to me because that is not a long time. like it was only recently when we got the democracy that we have and the freedom of everybody to vote the way we have. i think it would be unreasonable to see that it hasn't been progress. good one, we have political rights. we convert to freedom of speech, we can criticize our government as much as you want. i'm not going to come to me and say if you vote for this issue, the answer from palo to do a b, c is going to do. but i know so that because i mean, wait and if maybe the point is where to take a lot for us to take us out of it. so it's very important you can hopefully by realistic at the same t

so at the university of africa, she says, the side of the thing of pro palestinian voice is in germany has home this reputation globally. i think the trial reflects the general deception in foreign policy circles in germany about this trial. and the general dominant perception is that this trial has been brought by the correct yeah. as a political tool to, in fact, distract from reporting about new, correct use, own negative human rights record. so the perception is there room is all. there is a perception that russia is in fact also helping me correctly of finance this trial . so there is an understanding or a belief that this trial is a sort of smear campaign or a tool to, you know, negatively see a germany and the western allies on that. this is not actually about guys about much more about, you know, part of taking and that regular is instrumental. i think the court, the response from germany really also reflects and misunderstanding in german foreign policy circles about how much on these international reputation has suffered through. it's, you know, saving the unconditional suppo

africa was an apartheid government. we didn't treat it so harshly because the story of zionism was not there, but this was the state of investing in the connection of universities with south africa. demonstrations were held and finally apartheid in south africa was stopped. this is what these students expect. is it true that this happened to your regime? you mentioned this violent way of the police in arresting university students and professors. why did mr. fadei hit you ? it is not covered in the media. american media, what is your assessment ? well, it is a censorship, one of the reasons that mr. netanyahu protested against these demonstrations that you see in university settings. for years, the zionist regime has been lobbying israel to spend billions of dollars to present an unrealistic face to the zionist regime. create a non-university in america. well, this is it. and this is very expensive, it is expensive and the movement is an important movement, that is, these people who are coming now are protesting about the situation in palestine. if there is a confrontation between iran and the united states, these same people are protesting, it is a movement wh

the iran transit corridor connects afghanistan, china with azad and the continent of europe and africa. iran university of medical sciences conducted the first stage of polio vaccination for medical children in peripheral cities of tehran, including mallard. according to the statistics of 9 months of 1402, more than 19 thousand afghan nationals were vaccinated in tehran. simultaneous. a book fair was held in baghlan province of afghanistan during world book week. the purpose of holding this exhibition is to promote the culture of study and intellectual development of young people. we must always study. because of our knowledge it rises and expels our ignorance. the study of a person who studies and someone who does not study. his level of knowledge is high. if a young person wants to be a future maker in his homeland, in his country and in his society, he should study because we can see great scientists, scholars , all those who have reached a place are blessed with study and all study. there is a key or code of agreement that can save us from all ignorance and darkness . the wounds of four lebanese, a

jonah whole got the views of students that johannesburg fits university. south africa's university of the vic vault is drawn to it's has always been a politicized campus. it was a hot bed of student protest during the struggle against the prostate. when nelson mandela became president in 1994, i was a new student here. i wondered what which students make of this moment 30 years old from south africa's 1st free and democratic election. that that remains really relevant to me because that is not a long time. like it was only recently when we got the democracy that we have and the freedom of everybody to vote the way we have. i think it would be unreasonable to see if it hasn't been proved. this one. we have political rights. we convert to freedom of speech. we can criticize our government as much as we want. i'm not going to come to me and say if you vote for this issue, the answer compatible as you do these things, going to change. you know, so that because i mean, wait and evaluate. the point is where to take a lot of us to take us out of it. so it's very important you c

of those divestments. we are pretty sure that from research divestment in south africa did not make a big economic impact which should not be a surprise is universitiesnot heavily invested in south africa during the apartheid era the slow drip of headline after headline announcing different colleges and universities divesting put political pressure on the apartheid regime. we are seeing some evidence that political pressure through protest is happening tonight. when we hear last week that prime minister netanyahu specifically mentions campus protests in the knighted states, that lets us know college students have captured the attention of key stakeholders for peace. we will see if they can keep it as the semester ends and graduations begin. >> should a university invest its endowment in a way that aligns with its values however that is defined or should chasing returns, increasing the value of that fund the guiding or the sole principal? >> legally, endowment managers have to act as fiduciaries. while certainly they have considered est funds or other moral or ethical ties in their funds, at the end of the day, they are required to justify endowment d

they are pressing for partly because of 1985 when students occupied hamilton hall and it demanded the university divest from companies that do business in south africathat lasted about three weeks. while the university did not take immediate action, later that year the trustees did vote to basically sell shares of companies that did business in south africa. so perhaps students are taking inspiration from that. in looking at columbia's endowment, worth almost $14 billion, about 13.5 billion dollars, i was looking through the numbers. it is important to keep in mind the endowment is used in part to operate the university, but only a portion. a portion of investment returns are used for that. in fiscal year 2023 only $632 million was tapped from the endowment and about 31% of that went to faculty and research and about 25% of that went to student support, presumably, financial aid. in the discussion of whether the endowment should, or can, even divest from companies based in israel or do business with israel, its very complicated. it is easier said than done because endowments don't just invest in company or company bonds. they invest in private equit

here. because there are epidemics in in africa, it is like a weapon of mass destruction, says peter alupote alupote, a professor at uganda's busetema universityast, we have already seen situations where, instead of helping to fight epidemics, most countries left africa alone with them, and diseases continued to kill african people. we must work together through african-russian initiatives to ensure that no infection can ever again become a weapon of destruction. this year we have produced quite a lot of different fruits, such as avocados. alla plotnikova in uganda for 8 years now, formerly a doctor, now an entrepreneur, supplies russian medicines to the ugandan market, says people here are glad that russia has paid attention to africa, because investors are welcome here. the government of uganda is taking very big steps for this; the fact is that a special agency has been created, so called. which helps to open a company, helps to carry out legal transactions, it issues land, the land is given to the company for 50 years free of charge, plus all the equipment that the company imports here is not subject to taxes. local business opportunities

of several universities in america marched with the demonstrations of solidarity with the helpless palestinian people against the crimes of the zionist regime in the genocide of the residents of gaza. just as south africa fought against racism for many years and filed a complaint against the israeli regime to the international court of justice , the university should also do the same. take action the students of the university of sydney erected a tent and set up a fixed base in front of the building of this university , waving the palestinian flag and carrying handwritten notes calling for a boycott of the zionist regime and cutting off the financial relations of the australian government with this fake regime. we together with the students of the american columbia university , we condemn the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes against the civilians, while supporting the people of gaza. we joined the movement that started from america and by gathering in this fixed base , we ask the australian government to sanction companies that support the israeli regime . esmail puraji , regional office of south east asia broadcasting news agency. activists against the zionist regime's war against gaza gath

doubt that the selfish policy of containing the development of the universe and preventing the emergence of new centers of gravity in africa, asian labs, america. but i see this policy is doing very well because history will move on. so, and we can see this of the balance of power across the world, this shifting and distributing quite rapidly. who knows what was that the russian economy is one of the biggest economy in europe by purchasing power parity, and that most of the world's top 5 for economy and was in to our association. some of the countries of representative here should daughter should hear new boots even before the extension of the wreck. we where we had the to, but it's off of the g 7 guns and there is no stopping here because we see these trends and expertise. know what we're talking about against this. my gosh. scarlet begonia believes that if there's a supervisor with a logical over with gates and, and it makes sense for more and more countries in the global. so to be involved with the, with the brakes outcome crazy was not trying to reverse of projecting because starting the processes specialist to the mar

of $34.00 unemployed in south africa. one of them is valencia below you, who's been looking for a job. since you graduated from university, this is how story. my name is my name is jesse and finally i live in. so it's in amelia, unemployed. for the 2nd, i study public relations from 2018 to 2020 to 2022. i graduated and then after graduating i stayed at home during nothing's been applied for work, but nothing came up. uh 20, so useless. like i've just wasted. i know that it makes me feel like i'm not doing anything to contribute. there's nothing all day. i've been playing, if you could see my friend in most, in a day, i play move at 6 places, but to no response. a thing for me, me personally, if i could find a job that my life would be more easier and then accessing what they said, department of labor has inter interested in assist bonnie so that you can gain access to like the youth can gain access for them to find for me to find what can be, what is i mean i've applied for it's awesome. it's me being when i go to this, this team right now. the 1st name itself is both working and the thing is in this, and i don't know,

highly anticipated here, because epidemics in africa are like weapons of mass destruction, says peter alupote alupote, a professor at the ugandan busetema university. we are already in the past we observed situations where, instead of helping to fight epidemics, most countries left africa alone with them, and diseases continued to kill african peoples. very big steps, the fact is that a special agency has been created, called investatorite, which helps to open a company, helps to carry out legal transactions, it issues land, the land is given to the company for 50 years free of charge, plus all the equipment that the company imports here, it does not taxed, the possibilities are already appreciated by investors from china, japan, and india. uganda, along with seven other countries, including such large ones as kenya, tanzania, and the democratic republic of the congo, is part of the east african community, and this is a common market, a population of about 300 million people, inexpensive hired labor, but there is also an advantage that is not expressed in numbers. those who have lived and worked in uganda for a long time note that the locals are u

of the protests. he hopes as university will live up to the responsibility it has towards all of its students as donna attention to east africa. now we're heavy. monson green, so rec, and have a vinzini is subordinate to use a 150 dead from flood some land slides. and the government in kenya associates stream weather has now claimed 70 lives since mid march the slots of false tens of thousands from their homes. the w correspondence, felix motoring, those reports from nairobi. this is the aftermath of have easy instead of continue to pump in a row be the past few days. just seen the echo tries to see what is left after the diverse teaching flats that keeps the studio. she lost all of my belongings that remind nearby broke its bunks, leaving everyone's progress for safety and doing any cube i saw death with my own eyes. a neighbor of mine was saved and rushed to the hospital. i don't even want to see the rain because when my son sees the rain, he keeps telling me we need to sleep. go to the countryside because we almost died yesterday over to him to get over to golf again. the floods have left your incidents by the government h

universities in the united states marched in solidarity with the helpless palestinian people against the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the genocide of the residents of gaza. as south africa fought against racism for many years and against the regime israel also filed a complaint with the international court of justice. universities should also act in this field. university of sydney students with tents. and the establishment of a fixed base in front of this university building by waving the palestinian flag and carrying handwritten notes calling for the boycott of the zionist regime and the severing of financial relations between the australian government and this fake regime. together with the students of the american columbia university , we condemn the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes against civilians while supporting the people of gaza. we joined the movement that started in america and by gathering at this fixed base , we ask the australian government to sanction companies that support the israeli regime. hai ali salalah hai ali salalah hai ali al-falah , hi ali al-falah , hi ali khair al-amal. hai ali khair al-amal allah akbar allah akbar la ilaha illa

the honorable ambassador of south africa was invited by tehran university law faculty to give a speech about why they complain so much against israel. it was interesting that they said that mandela's generation announced that we started with the palestinians in the year we became independent in 1994, we got out of apartheid, but the palestinians are still trapped. now palestine is recognized as an observer member in the united nations. be the country, now you think in. all these years , what are the roots of some powers not allowing the palestinians to have a country? in any case, the israelis were able to create at least a formality for themselves in the united nations, but the palestinians do not have that right, as do 193 other countries in the world. they have it they don't have either, and in the continuation of your speech, a double standard prevails. it is very discriminatory, that is , south sudan applied for membership just a while ago , it easily becomes a member of the united nations , but the palestinians, despite having the same conditions , did not become a member. who wa

university, and more than five hundred other professors and students of american universities. the pro-gaza student uprising spread from the united states to other western countries along with the united states. iran-africa relations in the path of development , tehran's hosting of activists, businessmen, and senior officials from 30 african countries, the president's recognition of mutual capacities and efforts to remove obstacles is a fundamental step to realize the complementary economy of iran and africa. formation complementary economy depends on the activities of both sides, not exactly all around, in a special news interview , we will examine what are the most important capacities of commercial and economic cooperation between iran and african countries and how can we see a jump in exports to the black continent by removing obstacles. renewal of zionist attacks , focusing on the central areas of the gaza strip, more than 50 palestinians were martyred in today's attacks. man adu al-insaniyah , the march of millions of yemenis, together with the people of gaza, the ministers of defense of the member countries of the shanghai organization unanimously condemned the crimes of the zionist regime . produ

missiles against it on the size of the day on how son of my dad is professor of middle east and north africa studies at the university of to her on joins us now live from the rainy and capital good to have you with us. so 1st of all, how much concern is that over the life of the sanctions moves by the us and it's western allies in terms of the sanctions? there is less that they're not gonna states can offer because everything is sanctioned. specifically when it comes to mind. mississauga and drone programs are with regards to the nuclear file. everything is sanctioned. so i suspect there is not much that can concern the rains and, and basically on the sanctions a side you any is, are, are not expecting that much to a fee offered by the united states that can affect their economy or their, a military and their defensive capabilities, so it's, it's not that much concerning, i suspect. so not a lot of concern. it comes to economy in defense. what about the activity, the diplomatic activity that we're seeing, the west to mobilize right now we've got position german officials in israel is like causing concern as well. tha

anti-apartheid movements about the country of south africa. intense and even we saw journalists and reporters being arrested in one of the newspapers and in one of the universities. it is unprecedented against the freedom of expression of students in relation to palestine, mr. helali mentioned that this was unprecedented and in the past with such intensity with knowledge. or the american government has decided to do such an act . you can see the violence and intensity of the act to such an extent. tolerate what is happening. that the same events that happened in the past are continuing and that when the american aid continues, so the students will continue and the repression will continue . protests , for example, what you mentioned with the 99% occupy wall street movement , what ideas and plans do you think the american security and media apparatuses have now to shut down the current protest movement in society and universities? we know that the things we know how to do so far are arresting social networks and monitoring phone conversations and emails . some people are arrested before they reach the scene of the demonstration. placing many spies among the stude

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of lar. but it is a universal dish. there are germany, france, africa, and canada that have just been sent there. we are sending the cargo to the persian gulf area. few people do not know suqat larestan. do you like masheti? lar, which has sweetened the palate of many, is also delicious and nutritious. 16 traditional and industrial workshops in lar halwa they produce muscat. 6 let's go to the production workshop of these 120-year-old souks. what are the raw materials for the production of halwa? sugar and oil with starch, it takes almost 2 hours to make halvah. let it stretch, the last step is to add nuts, which turns this larestan soukat into an energy bomb. and how many brains are there in my brain , there is diversity. the third national festival of halva exhibition in lar was an opportunity. people with products 16 get to know more about the production workshop. the new generation is also bringing variety in the production of this product. we are moving forward with the taste of the people, so that finally we can really start the muscat halwa in 201

protesting the apartheid government in south africa where they also called on universities to divest from south africa. the global movement against -- after the murder oft spans parties, presidencies, whoever is in congress. you often times see students protest. my problem with this protest is how the media is playing it out. whether it's in columbia or other places, these campuses are huge and thousands of students who are taking their finals and when you zero in on just a couple of students and you don't zoom out to the rest of the campus you make it seem as though the entirety of the campus has this particular viewpoint whether they do or don't. they are not disrupting the school. >> they are disrupting. >> i'm talking about the entirety of the university. >> it's a minority that is disrupting. >> i agree with you there. >> they are all paying for it. if you can't have graduation. >> i agree on all of these things. my point is the media focuses on the small minority and not everyone else. >> i think the media is focusing ... i don't know if the academics should be the leader of the university if they can't figure out a way -- you can't negotiate wit

will be free of blacks and let's return south africa to white apartheid rule, not a single student would be allowed to stay at that universityudents said we are the kkk what if the group of white supremacist said we are the kkk this is not about freedom of speech this is about double standard the diversity and equity and inclusion bureaucracy is the incubator for anti-semitism at adrian major university in the united states and as long as we maintain this were not getting to the heart of the problem instead destroying american universities tormenting anti-semitism it's fomenting anti- americanism scratching anti- israeli and you find anti- american that's why these people are sharing enchanting death to america this is anti- america this is subversive in attempt to really overthrow the government of the united states. >> sean: okay scary time thank you both straight ahead chicago residents that up with the spending spree on illegal immigrants they are putting a stop to it we get reaction next your best days of the year start here, at kubota orange days. it's the year's biggest selection of kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers a

university of waterloo in canada. so as we heard during the report, this drought is being blamed on the home, you know, effect. can you explain what that is? and why, suspecting this region of africa, as sure it's so naturally occurring climate phenomena that happens once or twice each decade. uh, it started about 10 or 11 months ago and it will be at being later this year. it's initiated when trade winds over the pacific ocean. we can allowing really warm water off the coast of asia to migrate across the surface of the pacific ocean where it cools on, on the west coast of the americas. when this happens, it starts to have an effect on global temperatures and precipitation patterns. so we've seen record high temperatures globally over the last 10 or 12 months. we're also seeing changes in precipitation patterns, particularly in southern africa and western africa. for example. this is a part of the world in southern africa where there is a distinct rainy season that runs from november until april will this year, what happened because of bell nino is that the rainy season started later than usual. and there was not as much rain, especially in february, as would be in the normal year

palestinians of spread across the us and beyond. columbia university students of promising to continue occupying school grounds, dis, 5 police efforts to clear the demonstrations as south africa as mocking says he is a democratic freedom. and the end of a pol side, freedom day celebrations and pretoria of being led by president. so remo photos of the impulse shows the pull to the ruling african national. congress is dwindling. head of next month, general elections or covering the story from 2 locations this out for me. the middle east township and johanna is book jonah hall, is that the celebrations in pretoria. let's go to jonah 1st. so jonah, how people marketing this day. what does it mean for them? as well as what a sense of a celebration is taking place here behind me at the union buildings in pretoria, you can see them up on the hill side. the location, of course, the needle direction of nelson mandela was south africa's best black president's back in 1994. and the celebration here, he's all the election that swept him on the african national congress to power on the 27th of april of that year. exactly. 30 years ago when millions of black south africans with the very 1s

of democracy. knowledge is here. a journalist with test university to talk to students about south africa's past the beginning in the us west student protests is i'll continue to the mountain and israel's nearly 7 month war on gossip. the pictures from yale, universe and connecticut, the end of the states. little back to this, have joined students cooling for the universities to cut ties with israel. seeking in cus, mutual aid for the country. hundreds of demonstrates as i think and sort of down to the hosting. so i'm interested. i don't 100 is that the city university of new york each day in the life of a protest is a little bit different. and on sunday day for at city university in new york, we saw how the war in gaza has divided the jewish 1st. we saw a man who identified himself is a former israeli soldier who said he had just come back from gaza, trying to infiltrate the camp. and there were a few moments of tension and he was injected and eventually escorted away by police who said they were doing it for his own safety. then we saw an orthodox, jewish rabbi burn his is rarely passport in protest of the war. and

of south africa. and the future is to see us in this beautiful setting that university your university, my university, to thank you for speaking throughout your 0 and now the valley of a japanese. yeah. and that's folded into its lowest level against the us dollar in more than 30 years. a decision last month by the bank of japan to raise interest rates for the 1st time since 2007, some little to hope a slide. adela is not worth a 160 in a week a year and it's good for expos, some tourist. but it's households by increasing input costs. that's it from me down . jordan from avenues continues here on the i'll just say era off to generation change don't go away. thank you so much in the a miss themes in the cause of stress as is there as long last continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be question, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of way. tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies ever

of 34 unemployed in south africa. one of them is valencia beloit who has been looking for a job since you graduated from university. this is her story. my name is valerie jesse and finally, i live in, so it's, and i, me, i'm unemployed. so tester can i study public relations from 2018. so 20222022. i graduated and then after graduating i stayed at home during nothing's been applied for what but nothing came up to me. so useless like i've just wasted. i know that or if it's miss mr. like i'm not doing anything to quote you to there's nothing all day i've been applying. if you could see my thing is in a day i play move at 6 places, but to no response. a thing for me, me personally, if i could find a job my, my left will be more is yeah. and then accessed what they said. department of labor has inter interested in spanish so that you can gain access to like the youth can gain access for them to find for me to find what can be more easy. i mean, i've applied for it's awesome. it's me being when i go to the system right now, the 1st thing itself is not working. and the thing is in this, and i don't know, i appreciate th

of $34.00 unemployed in south africa. one of them is valencia beloit who has been looking for a job since she graduated from university. this is her story in her own words. my name is val. it's jessica and finally i live in so it's and i me, i'm an input, so tester. can i study public relations from think the 18 so 20222022. i graduated and then after graduating i stayed at home during nothing's been applied for what, but nothing came up to me so useless. like i've just wasted. i know that it makes me feel like i'm not doing anything to clinton does nothing all day. i've been applying if you could see my sent in most in a day. i play move at 6 places, but to no response. a thing for me, me personally, if i could find a job my, my life would be more easier and then accessing what they said, department of labor has inter interested in spanish so that you can gain access to like the youth can gain access for them to find for me to find what can be more easy. i mean, i've applied for it's awesome, it's me being when i go to the system right now, the system itself is not working. and the thing is in this, and i don't know,

of south africa in the future. as you see us in this beautiful setting bits university, your university, my university to thank you for speaking to alpha 0. all right, well that's it for me down jordan, for now on a quick reminder, you can find much more information on websites. how does it come? there? it is. the news continues here now to 0 off the bottom line. try to find some watching by from the one of the biggest selections of 2020 pools in the general election. will administer now render movies be taking increase its food across the country? how will economic uncertainty and you've some employment swaying, focused in key states, and will the media be able to cover the vote reading? i'm fairly ongoing coverage. the in the as an actions on out, is there a, a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. what role are some of the americas tech giants, including google meta and amazon planning and support of israel's war crimes against palestinians? let's get to the bottom line, the flying drones bit lingering this guy waiting to identify a target and then firing a missile. artificial intelligence that provides

of it will say it does work. >> one example they would use goes back almost 40 years at columbia when they had protests. they are about apartheid in south africa. and they wanted the university to cut ties there the protests went on for several weeks. a good bit of time later, the university indeed did step away from investments that involve american express for coca-cola, and chevron simply because those companies were doing business in south africa now the question is, did they step away because of the protests or because they just thought we just don't want to be tied up in this anymore. people can debate that till the cows come home. the reality is there's certainly a big symbolic importance to these types of protest for the people out there. they think that's enough. it puts it in the front pages. it may six people discuss it, but in terms of financial impact, there was a researcher at yale who said, look, universities, all of them in all of their investments only own about one-tenth of 1% of public companies they could divest themselves of everything they own on that front and financially, it might not make such a difference, especially since there are other people out

with the pin celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election, broke nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago, the hundreds of university students across america had been detained so far as riley is against the war on guns that have been gathering steam spreading throughout the country. and the zip code of large scale arrest on campuses and recent days of times using chemical irritant. in some cases, to disperse students. some universities that have to cancel that graduation ceremonies while others have seen and time building is occupied by protesting students. that's what it's just over a week since students at columbia university began demanding that school divest from israel students at columbia. pop at georgetown, mit and george washington again demanding the same protest spread from the ne, a campuses in michigan, texas. um california, we have a team of correspondents covering this story for us in the us in atlanta and washington dc. but 1st of john, henry was of a city university of new york to go after more than a week of this there's a sense of normalcy, like you would have it say, a refugee camp. if you look ar

of a dollar wise economy. and for us in south africa, we really looking to breaks to, to get us out of the situation. and we had a session at to the university here. we were trying to work out how far we've gone in creating a fix. thank. so that we can be free to, to uh, to have all economies in our own hands. uh and uh, we are searching the people who are working around the expense to try and you know, fast track it so that we can get all sedona. if it's holding us, then some rides from the continent ride through the world and that was no need for it is no need any longer for that. everyone's calling for multiple well, and i believe that's where the world is going right now. we have to leave here now, lady lacy, sulu, i'm for a minister of international relations and cooperation as of africa. thank you so much for your insight here. thank you very much for having me right now. are to the comments where you can get all the details of all the story as well. following of this, our thanks for watching and i'll see you again in just few minutes. the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey t

of south africa's 1st free and democratic election. the growth, nelson mandela, and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago, the hundreds of university students across the us have been detained so far as validates against the one goals that have been gathering steam spreading throughout the country. of the lease of all right out nod scale arrests on campuses and recent days at times using chemical irritants in cases to disperse students. some universities are had to cancel the graduation ceremonies while others have seen entire buildings occupied by protesting students. let's just over a week since students at columbia university begun demanding the school divest from israel students at columbia, hoford's georgetown, mit and george washington university began demanding the same protest spread from the northeast to campuses in michigan, texas and california. and we have a team of correspondence that covering this story for sending us in a moment. but we live in atlanta with phil, available for us to join engine, is that the city university of new york? so john, what's the situation there with the maybe tell us what's happening? well a

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it being celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election that broke nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago, the hundreds of university students across america had been detained so far as round news against the war on guns that had been gathering steam spreading throughout the country. at least i'm tired of not scanner risk some campuses in recent days at times using chemical evidence teases to defer students. some university is about to cancel their graduation ceremonies while others have seen and time building is occupied by protesting students. i'll just say it was john engineer, put some princeton in new jersey. as for students occupying college campuses across the united states, the price of pro test can be high. there are the arrests, a 100 of them on saturday at northeastern university in boston. and more than 600 over the past week, including 2 here at princeton university, talk about guns and culture. i mean, this is the kinds of culture shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of this. i mean, for many of these politicians history began on this. we didn't begin on october. the 7th it's, we actu

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of term. the university still wants them out by the end of the week. here in the uk, a government minister has raised eyebrows after appearing to confuse two different countries in africaive mp chris philp was asked about the government's controversial policy to deport illegal migrants to rwanda — and whether someone escaping the war in congo — would be deported to rwanda. there is an ongoing conflict between the two nations. here's the exchange. i come from a neighbouring country called congo, that is located next door to rwanda. right now there is a genocide going on as such a big conflict going on as such a big conflict going on as such a big conflict going on with people from rwanda. had my family members come across right now, whether they be sent back to the country there is a presley war in, rwanda? country there is a presley war in. rwanda?— in, rwanda? does that make sense to _ in, rwanda? does that make sense to you? _ in, rwanda? does that make sense to you? there - in, rwanda? does that make sense to you? there is - in, rwanda? does that make sense to you? there is an . sense to you? there is an exclusion _ sense to you? there is an exclusion on people from

grateful to you for sharing these valuable insights into the state of south africa and future as you see it in this beautiful setting bits university, your university, my university, to thank you for speaking to l. just there. okay, that's it for now we're back to the top of the hour this why our website down to 0 dot com with the very latest as always on the its own israel's one gaza with the very recent phone call between the white house and it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that's on the phone counseling the calls global ministry spending. as i said, all time high, one nation is racing to buy weapons. will western side machines impacts or runs ability to wage a war against israel? fuss, why? it's what needs ancient city advantage is charging entry fees per day trip. it counts you the cost on out of their chicago, one of the world's great mega cities. is it breaking point time to 30000000 tables and sinking it in by the last last part of the yeah, the mind get like a little i'm the i'm really thinking more of a clogged and polluted capital and the president determined to forward your bald solution before he leaves of

of tribalism in europe? you know the, the germans against the jews? is that what it is? or is the racism something that is universal, that we see it everywhere from africa, latin america, asia and you know, and elsewhere. and that's colonialism and i'll part it is also a form of racism. and racism is not about one specific religion or one specific nation or nationalism. it is about the abuse of power, like the germans, the nazis. i'm just the power against the jews. now, colonial is right. i've uses its pilot. i guess i better thing, isn't garza and germany should've known better. now what, why do we serve germany? should've known better because it understands it's quite smart. it's quite savvy towards what's going on. it's fine for germany, even even to support colonial is right. right. a wire dr. itself to the finish dangerous criminal policies of the nothing you know government to me it could say i am windows are at 100 percent. i am not with nothing you know 100 percent. that's not so difficult to say. well, the other thing is we've, we've gotten the car, i get his voice coming from the global south room, talk about racism. we talk about divisions.

professor of history at new york university, she says, attempts to still be empty, will protest, unprecedented. why was a student at columbia way back when, during the divest, from south africa, our campaigns were on and those were quite contentious. and of course, quite quite a confrontational, nothing like this, in my experience of, from when i was a student all the way through now i've been at n, y, u, for 29 years. of there has been a number of protests, there's been a number of count of confrontations that have been dealt with by university in ways that stress, that we are not a violent institution. we are not an institution that uses violence to put down protests, but we are other that we should be an institution that uses our words. and our reason to uh, to, to talk things through. i am the president of the n y u a u p chapter we just held on april the 17th, the national day of action with over a 110 university campuses involved. and all of them were launched activities that were aimed at trying to ensure that the assault on higher education in terms of assaults on critical race theory, gender studies on pro palestinian speech on diversity and all of the other ways in

of students and faculty members. so, university administrators under huge pressure here and it's not really clear what the solution is to this very tricky political. celebrations have been taking place across south africaamaphosa paid tribute to the people who he said had brought peace and freedom to the country. he described the first democratic elections three decades ago as a victory for human dignity, and progress against racism. a gold pocket watch worn by the wealthiest passenger on the titanic has sold for £900,000 at auction. once fees are added, it's the highest price ever paid at auction for a single item recovered from the scene of the disaster in 1912. a leather violin bag owned by the leader of the orchestra which famously played on as the ship sank, fetched £290,000. duncan kennedy reports from the auction in wiltshire. there's nothing like the titanic to evoke memories, passion and buyers. this auction included one of the items that titanic collectors desire most of all. it's the gold pocket watch belonging to a passenger believed to be one of the richest people in the world, jothacob astor. he and 1,500 others died when the ship sank in april 1912 in the north atlantic. what jj astor's