those out of the rooms, refresh to me and you said uncle on the associate professor at the university of south africa joining us from due by a great pleasure of having you on the program. thank you so much for your time and give them to fix the way for you. right now. russia is a central election commission, has an hours of voting and next year's election taking place of a 3 days pose. opening friday, the 15th of march to sunday. the 17th read more about that on our website, the sorry to guys us now where israel target's a residential building in the southern city of con, you noticed it's very close to the alamo hospital in the palestine red crescent society headquarters. we understand dozens reportedly killed and would, or the, or on more day off the day. the wounded arriving to hospitals. children routinely in the critical condition. and as israel expands his ground operations of the south of gods, or at least 17000 people have lost their lives and the conflicts and the stock that's according to ramallah. also adding that 70 percent of those of women and children under 18. because as i said, you an

so that go on now associate professor of the university of south africa many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see today as of just how significant a is this grading ship, but this just arrives to somebody a to be this is really important because it gives a kindergarten diesel for food security. and so my d r m day off cost. anybody in confidence of russia has that me of russia has a place on the altar, then brightened 2 of the africans days for free. but we haven't seen any such promises coming from the you. why do you think russia has been the one to, to step up to the mock, you know, uh gosh i as will read news, do i got you to be very loud? is expected. i did have i, she, i won't come into debt by doing that. but i may say need to, in the expectation, fall of boxes. yeah, everyone the same. so it has to go to about this. so it's such an important deal to greenville between most going to have is now dead in the wall. so really, since russia pull down, so i think the other side was not feeling bad side of the agreement. is there any similar deal at the, in the

university of go away. what evidence is south africa putting forth south africa has been very detailed submission to the international court of justice in which it goes through the various elements of the crime of genocide. and this is a highly significant development in the context of gaza. state states don't tend to take these in just a cases, but regularly received one more recently in the context of can be a versus b, m r. and i think it reflects the seriousness of the situation in gas or what it is, the destruction displacement of the getting the civilians, including many children on a scale without pace, as many of the world's recent done. indeed ongoing conflicts. us highlighted severe risks of starvation on the spreading of disease as a result of the conditions imposed upon gather by israel. so what are the chances of this actually stopping the wall? so the idea of taking this particular case from start about, so that's a good perspective. it seems as to try and put an end to the actions that is taking against java a present. so they are alleging, but is there is in gauging in the, in the crime of genocide, w

of gaza and chanted to liberate palestine. university. kabul also hosted a conference on supporting palestine with the presence of religious and political figures, university professors and afghan students. in south africa, there is also a mural in support the palestinian people and the children of gaza were unveiled. rashid tlaib, a member of the american congress of palestinian descent, pointed to the increase in attacks on muslims, especially palestinians in the united states , and accused the country's politicians of being against these groups. according to the council on american islamic relations, attacks on muslims in this country have tripled since the start of the gaza war. ok. we are going back to gaza and our relationship with ahmad sahmoud is still established. yes, we are in contact with ms. esra al-bahisi. hello, width. we hear your report on the latest developments in gaza. yes, the attacks on different areas of the gaza strip continue based on the statistics that have been announced, the number of missing people who are under the rubble has increased, almost 8,000 people are under the rubble, and every day a new number of martyrs come out from under the rubble in the central region and i

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of course that was not the whole story. in south africa, european immigrants have planned a new system in the ancestral land of blacks and in the same year the universalion of human rights was approved, they established an apartheid system. in the new system of south africa, blacks are not in school, not in things public transportation, not in entertainment centers, not even in public toilets, should not be next to white people . they had no role in voting and choosing their fate. and almost all the horror stories of the dark era of slavery in the 19th century were now happening right in the 20th century, right in front of the united nations. in the same year that eleanor roosevelt gave birth to the declaration of human rights. in those years, among all the countries of the world, only 3 countries had maintained extensive economic, industrial, scientific, political, military relations with the racial discrimination regime in south africa. england, america and the regime occupier of quds. israel even to the feet of the colleague. a nuclear strike with the south african regime also went ahead. now israel had found a close ally against the arabs. but all

of religious and political figures , university professors and afghan students in africa. a mural in support of the palestinian people and the children of gaza was unveiled in the south. the people of five provinces of the country came to the streets at noon today and in continuation of the fridays of rage march to express their disgust for the anti-human crimes committed by the zionists against the people. declare palestine today, after friday prayers, people in central provinces, hamadan, kerman, fars, semnan. they participated in the solidarity and support march for the oppressed palestinian people. peace be upon israel . right upon america. peace be upon israel. palestine , we support you. palestine is victorious. israel is the name in america. welcoming the caravans of the unknown martyrs of the holy defense in three provinces. the convoy of the bodies of 12 unknown martyrs of the holy defense entered the city of khansar amid the welcome of the people of isfahan province. the bodies of these martyrs on the 2nd of azar at the same time as the anniversary of the martyrdom of hazrat zahra, peace be upon them, in different regions of the province isfahan is cleaned a

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in the box office, the professor of holocaust and genocide, studies at brown university. he says, this is an important move by south africa bought. it will take pressure from the us to really influence benjamin ethanol. his government in israel, obviously right now the, the, the response to the, to the october 7th attack has, has been, uh, why support for the operation and gaza and what is happening and got a itself to the person in population is if it's rarely reported on it's really tv, so people don't even see it in to show at the same time. uh, this is huge and it goes to the 10, you know, and his government. and i think that we are waiting an earthquake and israel now will that bring a more moderate government, that's hard to say, but it would have to be with the help of the united states. i think the president biden has the right idea in mind, but i don't think that he has put together the kind of group and thinking and strategy that would bring to that about. i actually believe that this tragedy that we're watching right now and it's an enormous tragedy, can also be an opportunity because i think that everyone watc

of para sport in south africa can offer him. the uk, however, can provide him opportunities and high performance facilities, and loughborough university'sh john mcdonnell is eager to support him. i don't see disability as disability. ntango's an incredibly talented athlete. i was probably more excited than anybody else at the time that said he was going to come and train us. and and it'sjust he's quite calm. i was thinking, i've got really talented athletes. if i give them some technical input, they kind of do it once or twice and they get it and then they look like they've been doing it all their lives. and ntando does that. i've broken world records, so for me it's no longer about myself. it's something bigger now. it's about other people. it's about giving other people opportunities. it's about putting a smile on other people. you know, it's no longer about ntando. i've ticked all my boxes, but now it's about passing on the baton to the next one. he's notjust the sprinter in paris 202a. he's going for gold in the long jump. but whatever the event, ntando malango is a name you'll be hearing a lot more of in the future. rachel latham,

university of new york, who gave us a quick overview of kissinger's political legacy. with talking about someone who firmly supported the architecture of apartheid in what was called rhodesia later on zimbabwe. in south africa, a firm supporter of south africa, part side south africa's border was against the liberation movements and it may be ends in by way. all i have to do is look to my left and look at the world mat in goal car and in by car needs to remember the litany of human rights abuses and violations of countries. sovereignty sees that mister kissinger was involved in, and of course he was quite naturally mentor to the clinton this to the bushes, to the other ruling class families. the obama is mentioned to them in terms of, uh, uh, an architect of, uh, aggressive u. s. foreign policy towards the world casings you as consistently against the cause of the palestinian nationhood. and that is a lightning rod for the arab peoples who for decades of 75 years or 5 for just a palestinian nation. well now to africa, where a ship was 25000 tons of weight from russia has arrived in the somalia and capital . mogadishu rushes ambassadors of somalia officially handed over the shipment to the countries interior

of holocaust and genocide. studies at brown university joins just now from cambridge in the u. k. thanks very much for being with us. so 1st of all, what do you make of this decision by south africa to, to file this case against israel? i mean, international court of justice as well. i think as the, as the previous person was saying, this is very unusual, but i think that's a very important to move on. the part of south africa, my says is that it has to it, it may have to re fax. one is that there will be an international body, respected body that well, actually deliberate over this because many people have been using the term general sides, not always accurately. uh, to say, wherever they think of what they're seeing on the ground, if general side. and the 2nd is, i think that it will have any effect still on the policy itself. that is the very fact that it's come to the, to the court may have any effect on israel and other countries putting pressure on it. so it seems to me by lots of other positive stuff, when you say what, how, how it will have an effect on the pilot a policy itself. just expand on that. what do you mean by that? i mean it's a, it's um, it's an actual court o

university, great to talk to, thank you. —— professor. it's thirty years since nelson mandela was awarded the nobel peace prize alongside the last white president of south africaafrican national congress — could be facing its biggest electoral challenge since the end of apartheid. it's being plagued by corruption scandals and accusations of poor public services. and in one key region of the country, infighting rooted in corruption has led to a surge in political murder. our special correspondent fergal keane who covered the fall of apartheid reports now from the province of kwa zulu natal. a violent conflict once spread out from these hills to threaten the future of south africa. it seemed nowhere was safe. as we interviewed this british peace monitor, a sniper intervened. in the end, apartheid was defeated. but we shall all live like the children of paradise. free elections happened. but 30 years later, a deadly new struggle is under way in the hills of kwazulu—natal. lombo thembinkosi, a councillor with the ruling anc, was one of over 20 local politicians murdered in the last year. "it was people from the anc fighting for a position," says mrs lombo. "that's

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studies and brown university joins us from cambridge, massachusetts in the united states, could talk to you again. so what do you make of this? what, what do you expect this move by south africa to go? what's the practical effect effective and going to be, i will look at side to say with the products cool effects would be, as i said earlier, i think it's may put uh, some pressure boats on the united states, a kind of natural to, to try and reduce a stop the fighting in gaza, but let me, let me add something that i think the, the, your view is should be aware of which is that there's been ongoing statements in recent days, both by government ministers and even by members of the opposition, which seemed to indicate a particular cloud, that is the sort of the government seems to one to the implements, which is not only to create unbearable conditions for the population of casa, but actually to speak about removing the population or as one minister smart a said to encourage them to leave gaza either to the sign up in is a letter or 2 other countries to tooth welcome to attend that israel drew that area. and as this particular minister said, that there should be discussions about