african high court has made a ruling that could have major repercussions for former president jacob zuma it set aside the findings of an inquiry which found there was no corruption in 1900 arms to go high court says the allegations were not properly examined under miller explains. the houghton high court a sitter side the findings of a commission that 3 years ago concluded that a government deal that procured billions of dollars worth of military arms had not been corrupt now that commission was set up in 2011 by former president jacob zuma and it said at that time there was no evidence of corruption in the more than $2000000000.00 military equipment deal that these were contracts that were entered into with several european defense companies back in 100-1900 time the commission didn't hold anyone accountable and said there was no undue influence in the selection of bridges then president zuma said the commission also found that there was no evidence of bribery or corruption but today's court judgment said that the commission had not done enough to fully investigate those allegations of

dollar investment in renewable energy projects but under the leadership of former president jacob zuma the program was scrapped and the focus instead turned to nuclear energy leaving the energy mix looking like this by far the biggest proportion of south africa's needs are met by coal 85 percent oil and gas and nuclear energy together make up much of the rest renewables account for just 4 percent. when president 0 rum a poster took office last year he put the nuclear expansion plan on the back burner choosing instead to shift the focus back to renewables his aim is for a quarter of south africa's energy needs to be met by green sources by 2030 he also wants coal to supply just half. but following years of mismanagement he faces an uphill struggle especially when blackouts are already hampering the progress of the south african economy. from johannesburg joined by our correspondent. from a european perspective it's hard to understand you think of south africa as a land of abandoned sunshine so where are all the solar stations. indeed these glint of sun here indeed indeed the government

president has been in court to have the charges thrown out the court is due to decide within weeks if zuma will stand trial or not but for the moment today's findings may certainly hurt the former president's bid to stay out of court the presidents of rwanda and uganda have agreed to end a long running dispute and reopen the border between the 2 countries the deal brokered in the angolan capital wonder ends months of tensions with the 2 leaders exchanging accusations of spying political assassinations and meddling but under president paul kagame me and ugandan president mr verney accused each other of trying to destabilize each other's country and lead to rwanda closing the border now what has more from the gotten capital kampala. president paul kagame me of rwanda and president 70 of uganda signed the agreement in angola as capital luanda and it states that both governments should refrain from subverting or destabilizing the other and also that cross border activities should resume as soon as possible but it contains no solid commitments and in a press conference held after the signing th

we all know how zuma got ousted human capital is also critical. south africa is one of the countries with one of the highest levels of inequality across the world. as long as those challenges as i was discussed before, there's a connection between economic department, security and the political situation, which needs to be taken into consideration. so moving forward, the question of human capital is critical in south africa. the question of industrialization, that south africa is looking for a model. in fact, when you look at the continent in general, over 50% of the consumer and business spending is located in three countries, nigeria, egypt and south africa. the countries which are critical. we also know investments are extremely important. most of you probably follow the -- [inaudible] with the challenges related to energy. energy is critical. about 95% of energy comes from -- [inaudible] and i think the i checked was about 13 billion of that, and that despite the coming of about 27 nuclear in the energy sector. so i remain hopeful for having i

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this is a great opportunity. , southresident zuma africa was not a productive force on the international stage. found themselves siding with authoritarians and anti-democratic forces than under president mandela and to a lesser stan under president mbeki. for is just asg the president is trying to make this pivot domestically, is he going to make it pivot on the becauseional stage south africa can be a positive voice and a model. can they return to that note they have an opportunity? to open it up to the audience. we have a standing room only crowd. what i will do is ask each of you to ask a question, not a statement with a? at the end, but actual questions. and to keep your question one part only. i will take three at a time. we will start right here. say that my approach to handling questions, a lot of hands go up. i like to make sure there is a diversity of people asking questions and a diversity of people on the stage. we will start right in front. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. coordinatorl state for the not too young to run from nigeria. i'm also the founder of ready to lead

and frank lampard preferring zuma and christiansen and they have jacob ruediger coming back from injuryt pecking order. £8 million, to your deal, don't forget he signed a chelsea extension back in may for 120 grand a week saying he was really happy to be there. so something has happened in the last couple of weeks to make him want to leave and to make frank lampard want to sell him. because they cannot sign anyone else because of the transfer band. i do think for the £8 million, arsenal is getting a good deal. he can be erratic, no denying that but he is a great pastor of the ball and crucially very experienced in of course he has worked with the manager here before. very interesting to see what that slot from west london to north what is going to be like. we saw arsenal finished fifth lasses and missed out on champions league football. have a feel of their chances of getting back into those competitions soon?” think they are very happy for so they missed by one point and scoring goals was never their problem. only city and liverpool scored more goals in the entire premier league. but c

was starting them so there were people banging pots and pans just like that used to do during that zuma reset government which was about to be. just dinner as a way of sowing the edges of against the president and the fact is i think brazilians are 1st of all yes the amazon belongs to brazil but it is global issue you know even for brazil cannot control the fires it is important for the world it's also i have got to think that's being talked about here is how are their squiers are in the believer in amazonas. borne in mind as well so what yes if you look at the amazon is our worst but global issue is so better it has to be brought up you know by all the interested parties basically andrew there's a lot of talk right now about holding trade deal simonian mention that there are potential sanctions are you finding ways with the stick rather than the carrots to you know bring brazil into line but i wanted to you know do we need a different sort of policy we do need something more enlightened you know figuring out how to best take care of the amazon and finding a way to encourage whichever b

community of bookham outside a crawl in ghana has produced some of africa's finest boxers including his zuma nelson widely considered to be the consonance finest ever fighter our correspondent went to meet some of the young boxes hoping to replicate that success. this is one of the 20 bucks in gyms. it's a step it's crowded with young men wanting to following the footsteps of their heroes. 17 year old philip trained here every day for the last 6 years. like many boys and girls in the community he dropped out of school to focus on boxing. every day of the year we wake up and go to the gym and fart and some people see me as a potential world champion but his parents wanted to stay in school but says right now he's focused on is a mission. his coach says boxing offers a life to young men like philip otherwise would be on the streets with bad company . to give him some cardio. this is. nothing of this for them to do but out of supplying the g.d.r. the strain and there are hundreds in this issue community. everyone here is either out or love again it's a tough neighborhood what your energies are

urgent inas president zuma korea has a salary increases and tax cuts us to voters turned against his will start the policies. 15 points behind center left candidate alberta fernandez in sunday's primaries that served as a preview for tobas general election reset the package of measures which relieve the pockets of argentinians argentina is in recession and poverty affects one in 3 people don't use more from 4 desirous. the size of the government's defeat in sunday's primary elections surprised everybody in argentina but it shocked the government of president notice your machree it's taken them 3 days to respond mostly to the subsequent collapse of the argentine peso was against the dollar on monday which lost up to 30 percent of its value and also affected argentine stocks and shares in markets in both wall street and in one of cyrus. addressed the nation saying he was story for his brusque reaction on monday blaming the voters for voting what he said was the wrong party and not having faith in his policies he said he hadn't slept and he was still reeling from the size of the defeat

president has been in court to have the charges thrown out the court is due to decide within weeks if zuma will stand trial or not but for the moment today's findings may certainly hurt the former president's bid to stay out of court and i'm president a number of wildfires has been recorded in brazil's amazon rain forest this year nearly $73000.00 were detected between january and august residents have also now has been criticized for his environmental policies that opponents say have accelerated deforestation now the madeon is the coordinator for forests and biodiversity at the friends of the earth international she says that corporate interests in the amazon rain forest are being protected by political power in brazil. internationally everywhere we see as the extreme right really links to the interests of. corporate interests at once just to sell more products and wanted to have more access to all through environment the latest and we see this especially very very strong in brazil where there are pretty interests to have access to more agricultural land is really represented by also a no

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communityy populated outside acura in ghana has africa's finest boxers, including on, zuma nelson.our correspondent went to meet hoping the young boxers to replicate this success. automatic. this is one of the 20 boxing gyms here. it's crowded with ambitious to follow inting the footsteps of their heroes. 17-year-old phillip trained here every day for the last six years. many boys and girls in the community, he dropped out of boxing.o focus on >> every day of the year we wake up and go to the gym and fight me as a potential world champion. reporter: his parents want him says rightschool but now he's focused on his ambition. his coach says boxing offers a life to young men like philip who otherwise would be on the bad company. >> boxing has changed a lot of people's lives and give them career. energy and strength. reporter: there are hundreds in the community. nearly everyone here in bokum is either a boxer or loves the game. it's a tough neighborhood with limited opportunities yet this area has produced some of africa's best boxers. distance away, the eye continental championship.

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it is a great under opportunity but under president zuma south africa was not a force of the international stage and with authoritarian forces much more frequently under president mandela or other so what i'm looking for in south africa is trying to make this domestically will he make a pivot on the international stage because south africa given their story can be such a positive voice and a model. will they return to that? >> now i would like to open to the audience with a standing room only crowd. for panels in six countries you may each ask a question. not a statement and identify yourself keep your question one part only and i will take three at a time. my approach elect to make sure there is a diversity people asking and also on the stage. >> good morning. the legal coordinator for the not too young to run from nigeria and part of the mandela fellowship program it has been great because i learned firsthand how this country was built on the backbone of quality education. i've had conversations with state department people to say why have we not invested to have that support for african

it would be donald trump who would set this next to jennifer zuma 1000000000 and the whole issue of russia comes back into it again. yes it'll be next year for donald trump until one says that you used. the genesis of the bill are more at home and not worried about gotcha questions but. i think you'll lose europe on this they're really a steady un sanctions if we held on to them but it's the idea of bringing russia back without any sort of you know leave by all of these international rules and norms and then we want them by bringing them back into the g. 8 since really the principles meant so there are other areas where they can work with russia but not at the g 7 that's how i think many european leaders and i want to ask was very clear in his opening remarks the day before the summit took place i now let's bring you back and i mean this is going more broad brush than just china here but well china is a an ally of russia sent in places like the security council doesn't it just show us again that no matter where the summit happens or how it happens it's about all these one on one alliance a

was starting them so there were people banging pots and pans just like that used to do during that zuma recept government which was about to be breached just you know as a way of sowing the edges of against the president and the fact is i think brazilians are 1st of all yes the amazon belongs to brazil but it is global issue you know even for brazil cannot control the flyers it is important for their wallets it's also i have got to think that's being talked about here is how are their squiers are and the believer in amazonas. born in maryland as well so what yes if you look at the amazon is our worst but global issue is so better it has to be brought up you know by all the interested parties basically andrew there's a lot of talk right now about holding trade deal simonian mention that there are potential sanctions are you finding ways with the stick rather than the carrot to you know bring brazil into line but i wanted to you know do we need a different sort of policy we do need something more enlightened you know figuring out how to best take care of the amazon and finding a way to en

was starting them so there were people banging pots and pans just like that used to do during that zuma recept government which was about to be breached just you know as a way of sowing the edges of i guess the president and the fact is i think brazilians are 1st of all yes the amazon belongs to brazil but it is global issue you know even for brazil cannot control the fires it is important for their wallets it's also i have got to think that's being talked about here is how are their squiers are and the believer in amazonas. born in maryland as well so what yes if you look at the amazon is our worst but global issue is so better it has to be brought up you know by all the interested parties basically andrew there's a lot of talk right now about holding trade deal simona a mention that there are potential sanctions are you finding ways with the stick rather than the carrot to you know bring brazil into line but i wanted to you know do we need a different sort of policy we do need something more enlightened you know figuring out how to best take care of the amazon and finding a way to enc

league's other afternoon games tami abraham bag a double for chelsea but a late only go from could zuma giving shift united an equaliser leicester too strong at home for bournemouth while goals from kevin the rain and sergio aguero have manchester city top of the table for now but that could change when unbeaten liverpool play burnley that one kicking off in about 45 minutes. italian champions events as play napoli later in said they are meanwhile belonging a coach cynism haile which has been making his return to football following a month of chemotherapy for leukemia he was on the sidelines again on friday in face. and was given a rousing reception from the fans you see moto made it special along roberto soriano headed in a stoppage time to see no one no victory. a pain free novak djokovic is through to the 4th round of the us open the defending champion showing little sign of a shoulder injury he had nursed through ease last match world number 111 denis could land never really said a chance here the only recession for jock a bitch was members of the crowd he shouted out the real point

hike the bulk of the coast from zuma beach in malibu to hotel del coronado in san diego. 150 miles strongng money for the navy s.e.a.l. foundation. his goal is to raise $150,000. hopes to beat that though. it's about $1,000 for every mile walked and he leaves on september 30th with his goal to hit san diego a little over two-plus weeks. the walking man, ted gallagher, and he joins us now. how are you? >> thanks for having me. >> are you ready? >> i think so. after a few cortisone shots. >> you do have a malady. >> ankle. it was there last in the tahoe walk, but got through it. >> how many miles have you walked this year alone? >> about 400 in training. that's paced out. this will be a little more compressed and accelerated. >> the running days are over. >> i hear you there. you're not a veteran. >> i am not. >> this is a cause near and dear to your heart because of your dad. >> exactly. he served world war ii, in the marine corps, south pacific. that greatest generation. never talked about it. only until he got into probably his 80s would he share some stories and all that. when he passed

our deservedly so ho robin a reminder of our top stories argentina's conservative president laurent zuma created started with a 2nd term despite his shock defeat in sunday's presidential primary the pace of plummeted as a result of one point falling more than 30 percent against the dollar hundreds of protesters have defied a security lockdown in india administered kashmir as residents of the disputed territory celebrate the eve holiday demonstrators marched in the city of think days after india revoked the area's autonomy and stripped it of its special status. and the trumpet ministrations rolled out another hardline policy aimed at reducing the number of people settling in the us it will be harder for legal immigrants relying on government benefits like subsidized housing and food stamps to obtain permanent legal status. a sweeping overhaul of the u.s. endangered species act has been finalised by the trumpet ministration is likely to clear the way for new mining oil and gas drilling the $970.00 is credited with bringing several iconic species back from the brink of extinction as alan fi