johannesburg, south africa. david manet is a political commentator, an associate professor of political science, the university of johannesburg. he says, what happened highlights the countries broke in society? i think it is to do with a society that is what went through in a path era. and so you have a certain norms and values that part is to have control young families. others are just such in families and rather than just misbehavior of young children who are getting into our call. and this happens me in the, in society, in sections where i mean blue is high and unfortunately in this case the result was just 21 young life perishing this man, it's a said in south africa today as the barry this going to be one children. but i think after hinting this incident, they need to look into it. national level, beefing up laws which the president is promising, as well as to have major campaigns to ensure that we as parents do indeed parent our kids in the right way. the explosion in northern molly is killed at least 2 un peacekeepers and injured 5 others. the vehicle hit a bomb on a road the the city of cow. no group has

we can speak to simon roberts, he's a professor of economics at the university of johannesburg, and he joins us today from the gone and capital across. simon, we know that this war has really come at a time when many african countries in particular vulnerable the one of africa, for instance, grappling with a terrible drought. we've even seen the wild food program cut aid to south. you don, can you talk us through some of the concrete impacts the steel might have thanks very much for having me on. yes, i mean, this deal will make a big difference to, to world food markets and make a big difference therefore, to the prices that african countries are facing. but i think it's also very important to recognize that the rescue crane war has really compounded the fact that already there and the context of climate change pointed out how it's even more urgent to address those factors. and this is why, why african countries have not been realizing their tension for increasing our cultural production as bade them very well. these, these will shocks. well, i'm curious then simon, why is africa quit

david money is a political commentator and associate professor of political science at university of johannesburg. he's joining us on zoom from johannesburg, so thank you very much indeed for being with us. obviously, we still have to wait for the report into the toxicology investigation that's been going on with regard to the deaths of these children themselves. i want to ask you about the culture with in south africa, where young people, very young people are able to get into bars like this. describe to us what that culture is like. it is to do with a society that is went through in a part of era and you have a certain numbers and videos that parents do not have control. the young families are just such a room, lead families and others just misbehavior of. yeah, sure. and we're getting into our call and this happens may be in societies in sections where unemployment is high. and unfortunately, in this case, the results was just 21 young lives perish in this manner. it's a said in south africa today as they bury this 21 children. it's there, i would imagine no easy answers to a situation like th

of south africa opposition. and in johannesburg, william mayday is an associate professor at the school of governments at the university of whit waters round. thank you all for joining us. can i ask you 1st dakota is tarboe and becky, right. when he says south africa's ready to explode? no good german babies. she does a 3rd is no government but loosened system. so with this girl a girl, she rides. busy for today a good just said is, oh, don't say it's d n 2 days. so why don't a less did you manage it or move press that's great. strong. ok, thank you. ok. so let's see. what do you think south africa are ready to explode? isn't baker? says certainly i hold the view that the n c, like any of the liberation movement, have come to a point where they've mismanaged the economy, leading lines and lines of unemployed south africans law. literally, we live in a country where the majority of citizens are living below the poverty line. and youth unemployment now constitutes close to about 2 thirds or 2 thirds of young people get cannot find a job. so given those fits of circumstances without the prospects of tomorrow prison, ambig

of south africa opposition. and in johannesburg, william made a is an associate professor at the school of governments at the university of whit waters round. thank you all for joining us. can i ask you 1st dakota is tarboe and becky, right. when he says south africa is ready to explode. no good german babies. she does a 3rd. there's no government that loosen system. so with the color color because she cham rights. busy for option to day a couldn't just said is to serve oh so it's d n 2 days. so why don't too much don't you mention all races that's grades problem. ok, thank you. ok. so let me see. what do you think? south africa are ready to explode? them, baker says certainly i hold the view that then see like any other liberation movement have come to a point where they've. ready mismanaged the economy, leading line, the lines of unemployed south africans. lat, literally we live in a country where the majority of citizens living below the poverty line and youth unemployment now constitutes close to about 2 thirds or 2 thirds of young people get cannot find a job. so given those set of circumstances without the prospe

johannesburg, south africa. or david monee is a political commentator, an associate professor of political science at the university of janet janice burke . he says what happened highlights the countries of broken society? i think it is to do with a society that is what went through in a positive era. and so you have certain norms and values that parents do not have control or young families. others are just such a re let families and others just misbehavior of young children who are getting into alcohol. and this happens in the, in society in sections with unemployment was high. and unfortunately, in this case, the results was just 21 young life perishing this minute. it's a good today as they barry this can be one children. but i think after handling this incident, they need to look into it. national level, beefing up roles, which the president is promising, as well as to have major campaigns to ensure that we as parents, do indeed parent our kids in the right way. in nigeria, gunman of a tank to maximum security prison outside the capital, a belgium. it's not clear yet how many people have been killed for reside