and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. on al-jazeera. india's battle to breathe the desperate wait for oxygen supplies while the confessional covered 900 death toll surges past 200000. i'm about this and this is all it is a real live from doha also coming up somalia's president decides not to extend his term after protests and fighting is now called for early elections. south africa's president to settle from a poser is due to testify before the judicial inquiry into a corruption scandal involving his predecessor jacob zuma. the u.s. says one of its ships far the warning shots at a rainy and naval vessels on monday it's the 2nd time this month has happened in the gulf. india seen its worst day so far from corona virus with nearly 3300 more fatalities taking the official told past 200000 more than 360000 new cases a global record have been confirmed in the past 24 hours in new delhi and neighboring states hospitals are running out of beds medical supplies and oxygen many people have been flocking to makeshift clinics like this sikh temple

and influence policy so rather pose was soon was deputy zuma was forced to step down in 20. team the former president has refused to testify for me to miller is following events force outside the commission building in johannesburg let's go have a quick chat with her serious allegations really that zuma faces so how damaging could ram opposers testimony be. well i think a lot of south africans are looking at how damaging. this testimony could be for the african national congress as a political party the governing party in south africa there's under commission is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted many says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are already been preved determined and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party w

tenure zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy several run opposer was soon as deputy until zuma was forced to step down and 2018 the former president has refused to testify somalia's president has agreed not to extend his term and is promising to hold elections mohamed lucky for marjoe has faced a growing unrest on the streets of the capital mogadishu many people have been fleeing the city and residents fear more violence as armed opposition members take a positions there's been another night of protests in elizabeth city in the u.s. state of north carolina demonstrators are calling for justice after the police killing of a black man an independent autopsy show that andrew brown jr was shot in the back of his head his family say that he was no threat to police or was trying to flee the f.b.i. has opened a federal civil rights investigation well those were the headlines on the back of more news in half an hour here i was there we continue with al jazeera world do stay with us. there are stories about the arab

was president zuma resigned in 2018 has been recognition of. mali's of corruption in the. powers of state. ability to monitor resources dispense outrage and all that and we've accepted in admitted in the past that that has resulted in an. end type behavior so you must refuse to return to testify at the inquiry saying he's been vilified it's alleged that zuma is relationship to the business family to the abuse of state owned enterprises and influence the appointment of officials to serve their business interests and that corruption filtered through the ranks of the a.n.c. . seeing the price that is being paid by the people as a whole if they're deprived of. group service delivery because the resource is being diverted laundered the ain sees law support in recent years and many had hope that remote who was deputy president at the time would explain what he did to try to stop corruption but some argue he was not questioned hard enough and instead responded strategically in c. is going to have some gains as a present from this exercise. there are n

and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. on al-jazeera. joe biden set to deliver his 1st address to congress as president will tell americans he's turning crisis into opportunity. you're watching al-jazeera live from the headquarters in doha in dayton obligates also coming up in just sets another covert 1000 record with the highest daily infections in the world more than 200000 people have died from the virus. u.s. federal investigators raid the home and office of rudy giuliani the personal lawyer of former president donald trump. hotels in colombia against proposed tax hikes and demonstrators say it's an attack on the middle class and will make them who are. turning peril into a possibility and crisis into opportunity that's the message u.s. president joe biden is expected to deliver to congress in the coming hours on the eve of 100th day in office he is expected to tell the country's recovery in that time despite facing the pandemic and severe economic and political crises he's also likely unveil a $1.00 trillion dollars package focusing

there are no further losses that jacob zuma could suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work where it was sadness spotlight on those structural issues in the a.n.c. that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots from up north as promised to fight corruption in south africa but his success is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks for me to malaya al-jazeera janice burke. turkey has entered its 1st full lockdown of the pandemic amid a surgeon infractions and deaths people stocked up on groceries and left cities before 3 weeks of restrictions took effect on thursday residents will have to stay at home except for essential needs the government had previously imposed partial lockdowns or weekend curfews to reduce the economic impact. health care experts or nepal are warning the capital katmandu similar to neighboring india infections are rising at hospital beds are filling up with new restrictions being imposed officials say the situation is under control for many residents aren't takin

there are no further losses that jacob zuma can suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work well it was simon spotlight on those structural issues in the a.n.c. that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots from up north as promised to fight corruption in south africa but it is success is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks for me to malaya al-jazeera janice burrows. the main body of china's 1st ever space station is on its way into orbit the launch of the core model is the 1st step in an 18 month construction program katrina you reports from beijing. the launch of a new era in china's space exploration the call of china's 1st permanent space station chant her or heavenly harmony launched from the southern island of hi madam thursday morning 10 minutes after liftoff it successfully separated from its long march 5 rocket it's the 1st of 11 missions needed to complete the space station next year the 17 metre long module contains the station's controls and power supply and living

there are no further losses that jacob zuma could suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work well. it was cited miss block light on those drug issues in the agency that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots from up close as promised to fight corruption in south africa but his success is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks for me to 0 janice but. when china has launched a rocket into orbit carrying the core module off its 1st permanent space station construction of the station is expected to be completed by the end of next year it'll be a quarter of the size of the international space station and contained living quarters for up to 3 astronauts katrina universe ports from beijing. the launch of a new era in china's space exploration the core of china's 1st time in its space station chant her or heavenly harmony launched from the southern island of high nabhan thursday morning 10 minutes after liftoff it successfully separated from its long march 5 rocket it's the 1st of 11 mis

there are no further losses that jacob zuma could suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work well it was sadness spotlight on those structural issues in the air and sea that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots from up north as promised to fight corruption in south africa but his success is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks for me to malign al-jazeera janice but. aid groups are warning that oxygen supplies are running dangerously low in some hospitals in syria the international rescue committee says clinics in the rebel controlled northeast also don't have enough to cope with $1000.00 testing kits more than 15000 cases have been detected in the region and half of all tests are coming back positive. health care experts and appall are warning the capital katmandu scene similar to neighboring india infections are rising and hospital beds are filling up with new restrictions being imposed officials say the situation is under control but many residents aren't taking any chances

there are no further losses that jacob zuma could suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work well it was sadness spotlight on those structural issues in the a.n.c. that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots from up north as promised to fight corruption in south africa but his success is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks for me to malaya al-jazeera jana's but. u.s. president joe biden is in the state of georgia where he's held a drivin rally to mark his 100th day in office reflecting in his address to congress the day before he tested what his administration has achieved so far he also echoed his promises to invest trillions in jobs infrastructure and education. it's only been 100 days but i have to tell you i've never been more optimistic about the future of america and america is on the move again we're choosing hope over fair truth over lies light over darkness paperwork or work again we're dreaming again we're discovering again we're leading the world again and you're pr

tenure ramaphosa is the highest ranking official to testify in the so-called state capture scandal zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy for me to miller has more from outside the zone the commission building in johannesburg. the zonder commission is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted men he says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are really been preved determent and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party who is struggling at the moment around allegations of corruption especially in an election year where a lot of south africans are unhappy with their party the a.n.c. has lost a significant amount of support in south africa so many would argue that the

poses testifying before a judicial inquiry into a corruption scandal involving his predecessor jacob zuma. the u.s. says one of its ships fired warning shots at iranian naval vessels on monday it's the 2nd time this month this happened in the gulf. andy has seen its worst day so far from corona virus with nearly 3300 more fatalities taking the official told past 200000 more than 360000 new cases a global record have been confirmed in the past 24 hours in new delhi and neighboring states hospitals are running out of beds medical supplies and oxygen many people have been flocking to makeshift clinics like this sikh temple hoping to access some of it's limited oxygen supply anyone above the age of 18 can register for vaccinations from biden's day but it's not clear if the government can provide enough of them if they can get it going to have money to come move from my leave and come here for the south again so i can not take it out you know fit into i have to give it one 0 my god how much time of the week. or. turn to go. how do you do our job and all over the nearby street is 10100 limited

and influence policy so wrong opposer was soon as deputy to zuma was forced to step down in 2018 the former president has refused to testify in front of the melo is outside the zone of commission building in johannesburg and she says south africans will watch rama forces testimony closely to see just how damaging it may be for the african national congress as a political party those under commission is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted many says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are already been determined and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party who is struggling at the moment around allegations of corruption especially in any election year where a lot of south africans are unhappy with their party the a.n.c. has lost a si

hour, south africa's president admits the amc could have done more to stop corruption while jacob zumaas the leader. and -- >> i'm simone in iraq's desert close to the border with saudi arabiaere nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. ♪ >> we are going to change up the weather patterns for australia. tropical queensland, where we have been dealing with some of this drenching rain. just some scattered showers in the forecast for thursday but largely dry for many errors. juxtapose that to what is coming on in western australia where this area has been largely dry for the last several weeks. a frontal system will push on. conditions will deteriorate, and temperatures will drop. perth, 18 degrees the high for you on friday take you to asia where we have been dealing with heavy showers to the southern areas of china. that's al started to scoot away and is plaguing areas of japan. a wet forecast for tokyo. you can see the path, a month's worth of rain in just one day. an indication of just how much moisture is being rained out. but by friday, look at this.

there are no father losses that jacob zuma can suffer. the commission does its work well, it will shine a spotlight on the structural issues in the anc that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots. reporter: ramaphosa has rummaged to fight corruption, but his success is hinged on the party that he leads, rooting out corruption within its own ranks. al jazeera, johannesburg. barbara: the main body of china's first ever space station is on its way into orbit. the launch of the core module is the first step in an 18-month construction program. our reporter from beijing. reporter: the launch of the new era in chinese space exploration. the core module of china's first space station "heavenly harmony ," launched on thursday morning. 10 minutes after liftoff, it successfully separated from its rocket, the first of 11 missions needed to complete the space station next year. the 17 meter long module contains the power supply and living quarters for three astronauts. water on board will be recycled. it will be followed by two other module

party quote could and should have done more to prevent corruption under its presence or jacob zuma mr opposer was appearing at the state capture inquiry into allegations that zuma allowed the gupta business family to influence policy and when lucrative government contracts and the group does deny the allegations he has playmaker boeing has paused $737.00 max deliveries over an electrical issue that has partly reground the fleet just as it returns to service following 2 fatal crashes oving also says it lost $537000000.00 in the 1st water but it expects this year to be a cold inflection point as vaccines roll out c mass air travel resume their studies samsung fortune phase one of the largest inheritance bills in history totaling more than 9000000000 euros that's 4 times the south korean government's total state tax revenue this year because he who turned samsung into a global technology powerhouse died last october aged $78.00. 10 years ago during the global economic crisis thousands of young portuguese had to go abroad to find work if there were no jobs for them at home but now the cou

was appearing at the state capture inquiry into allegations that zuma allowed the gupta business family to influence policy and when lucrative government contracts and the group does deny the allegations playmaker boeing has paused 7 $37.00 max deliveries over an electrical issue that has partly reground the fleet just as it returns to service following 2 fatal crashes also says of the last $537000000.00 in the 1st quarter but it expects this year to be a quote inflection point as vaccines will lot see mass air travel resume their studies samsung fortune phase one of the largest inheritance bills in history totaling more than 9000000000 euros that's 4 times the south korean government's total state tax revenue this year the current he who turned samsung into a global technology powerhouse died last october aged $78.00. 10 years ago during the global economic crisis thousands of young portuguese had to go abroad to find work if there were no jobs for them at home but now the country of 10000000 at the extreme southwestern tip of the continent has become a top location for european compan

could have done more to stop corruption while jacob zuma was leader and. i'm simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. hello we're going to change up the weather there a pattern for australia so tropical queensland where we've been dealing with some of this drenching rain just some scattered showers in the forecast for thursday but largely dry for many areas juxtapose that to what's going on in western australia where this area has been largely dry for the last several weeks a frontal system will push on conditions will deteriorate and temperatures will drop so perth 19 degrees will be the high for you on friday take you to asia now where been dealing with heavy showers towards southern areas of china that's all started to scoot away and is plaguing areas of japan. very wet forecast in store for tokyo could see about half a month's worth of rain in just one days so an indication of just how bunch moisture is being ringed out here but by friday look at this the system

governing party could have done more to prevent corruption jury jacob zuma as tenure from opposers the highest ranking official to testify at the inquiry into the so-called estate capture scandal zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and to influence policy for me to miller is outside the is under commission building in johannesburg . the zonder commission is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted many says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are really been pretty determined and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party who is struggling at the moment around allegations of corruption especially in any election year where a lot of south africans are unhappy with their party the a

there are no further losses that jacob zuma could suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work well. it was simon spotlight on those drug issues in the agency that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots as promised to fight corruption in south africa but it is success is it is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks. 0 janice. alison's 1st election in 15 years as being the late president of the past blamed israel for uncertainty about whether it would allow elections to proceed in occupied east jerusalem as well as in the occupied west bank and gaza in a televised announcement about us said the elections would be delayed until the participation of the palestinian people in jerusalem could be guaranteed the parliamentary elections were shared told from may the 22nd while a presidential vote was due in july. greece is shutting down what aid groups have hailed as an exemplary refugee camp on the island of less boss authorities are moving residents to a new camp that can accommodate mor

from the president's testimony at the commission we know that in recent months former president jacob zuma refused to return to the commission saying that it was a witch hunt that he was being vilified and the a.n.c. was being targeted and they are many a.n.c. members and supporters who feel the same way there is another day of testimony from expected and many will be watching to see if there is greater understanding of exactly how soft africa got to this point or whether or not this will just be a p.r. exercise for the president in a year when south africans are going to local elections and the african national congress is looking for votes the u.n. says a worsening conflict in africa's whole region is leading toward it cause an unparalleled humanitarian crisis record 29000000 people are in need of a touch $5000000.00 more than last year 6 countries became the 1st cameroon chad mali nigeria requires $3700000000.00 to tackle the issue attacks by armed groups military operations in kidnappings are forcing millions to flee has also led to the closure of thousands of schools 1600000 children

his predecessor the commission is investigating the so-called state capture scandal joining jacob zuma as 9 year tenure zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy the former president has refused to testify those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's a rise by. how concerned should we be about raising some new crisis or is this entirely down to the pandemic we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in a prime minister designate a. school fixing a war torn economy counting the cost on al-jazeera. for to be pretty straightforward as it grows we digest excrete and any new bodies don't use go back into the soil and so the cycle begins all over again simple so why then is all global food system so topsy turvy it emits greenhouse gases and fuels climate change degrades land pollute salt and water and wipes out wildlife including insects and other animals a pollinates whole process so it's robbing us of our ability to feed ourselves and at the same time we're wa

his predecessor zonder commission is investigating the so-called state capture scandal during jacob zuma as a 9 year tenure zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy the former president has refused to testify and those are the headlines the news is going to continue here on al-jazeera in about 30 minutes time after the string good buy. president joe biden into the white house spacing multiple crises including the. divided america 3 months on has he managed to follow through on campaign promises to fix the country stayed with this but special coverage of biden's 1st $100.00 days in. just. i am femi oke a today on the stream philippe no nurses on the front lines of code 8 we find out why one group of nurses have died from the coronavirus in greater numbers than their coworkers i know you have questions this is a mystery that has multiple audiences jump into the you cheap comment section and you too can be part of today's show we start with a tribute from one of the largest nurses unions in the united states take a

i can outshoot the procedure for a new zuma. then the swallow smaller. only using the rules. there's no news no love. for them which. doesn't grow your kids into her. parents' new. story. this is the w. news live from berlin the world mobilizes to turn around india's deadly coronavirus cross germany and the european union have medical aid on the way if so do the united states and britain desperately needed oxygen and other supplies needed to keep people alive bill arrived in the coming days. also on the program putting an end still resistance russian prosecutors tried to label him saying of all these political parties as extremists if they succeed to that his group will be found from elections.

under summa he testified that he wouldn't make excuses or defend the indefensible but he didn't name zuma the south african president has faced opposition from within his own party over how to deal with corruption and those accused of it we must acknowledge that the issue of state capture was a matter of great political contestation in the. differences over where the state kept existed its extent and form and what should be done about it going to 2 divisions within the national executive committee. structure for me the miller has more on that story from johannesburg. as the sitting president is the highest ranking official to appear and testify at the zonder commission of inquiry into state capture or corruption but many didn't expect explosive evidence today they had are we ever expected some clarity on the role the african national congress might have played in corruption specifically the appointment of political officials in roles that could have been affected individuals and the a.n.c. at large. has admitted that the african national congress has allowed looting and that factions with

bear in mind mr ramaphosa served under president zuma from 2014—2018.y works. what powers does it have? this is a judicial commission of inquiry that was set up by the former president a few weeks before he stepped down in 2018. and what this commission does is its gathering evidence and the terms of reference is to ensuring that whenever there is a lot of damning evidence that can be admissible in court it will then make recommendations but there has been a lot of scepticism about whether or not people will be found guilty and actually face the might of the law. seeing that it actually members of the governing party that have been implicated in widespread government corruption. implicated in widespread government corru tion. implicated in widespread government corrution. . , , corruption. south applicant -- south africans can — corruption. south applicant -- south africans can be _ corruption. south applicant -- south africans can be forgiven _ corruption. south applicant -- south africans can be forgiven for- corruption. south applicant -- south afric

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you look at some of what the president has said so far it goes back to when former president jacob zumawas . the president at the time he's deputy was from a post and it would appear for some that roma porter could be laying the blame at zuma speech or that administration specifically to some extent extricating himself from the blame at this time calling it a a.n.c. problem one that he as an individual as deputy at the time was responsible for so there is to some extent some explanations going on but i don't know south africans would necessarily be satisfied with with what the president has said so far because he's also appears to be approaching everything as a politician very tactfully and it wouldn't be easy i imagine for anybody to lay blame at his feet as this commission continues its inquiry freedom of and transport for us thanks very much we'll keep an eye on the commission hearing as the days rest thank you. vest occasionally has been launched into how the british prime minister boris johnson funded renovations into his apartment in downing street the u.k.'s political spending wa

governing party could have done more to prevent corruption during jacob zuma tenure opposer is the highest ranking official to testify at the inquiry into the so-called state capture scandal so human faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy for me to miller has more now from johannesburg. as the sitting president is the highest ranking official to appear and testify at the zonder commission of inquiry into state capture or corruption but many didn't expect explosive evidence today they had our waiver expected some clarity on the role the african national congress might have played in corruption specifically the appointment of political officials in roles that could have been affected individuals and the a.n.c. at large. has admitted that the african national congress has allowed looting and that factions within the political party created a fertile ground for corruption minutes of africans want accountability and it's not certain if they'll get that from the president's testimony at the commission we know that in recen

susie zuma is a trained vocalist. she has developed special greeting exercises patience and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to unpressed. she says it's thanks to susie that she feels well again and is able to take a new hobbies just a year ago she was suffering from a lung infection and needed oxygen 3 months own i remember feeling so fatigued breathless i mean literally from my bed to the bathroom i would just get breathless. was. the sheba i never dreamed that of little people seeing us from the english national opera would be the ones to help her brief arms down to show the highlights in weekly zoom sessions participants learn to relax and improve that posture and most of all to breathe and just hope that from men we think a lot about lowering breathing down because. if you're over the freedom you're taking in not so bad and i actually tend not to be expanding so just giving people tools to slow things down and i think th

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i cannot sleep the 1st year or 2 zuma then. in those schools lol one. who knows lol the rules. is no use no lol good for the wicked. doesn't. work using the for the. good story. come from her roots. this is the every news line from berlin a surprise stop the u.s. secretary of state makes an unannounced visit to afghanistan anthony blinken arrives in kabul to brief afghan officials on plans to withdraw all u.s. troops by september just hours after the u.s. president announced he will end america's longest war also on the show and out of control doctors say brazil.

conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. joe biden set to deliver his 1st address to congress as president will tell americans news turning crisis into opportunity. place you're watching al-jazeera live from the headquarters in doha and navigates also coming up in the us that's another top of 19 record with the highest daily infections in the world more than 200.

tonight's lauren zuma is here to break it down. >> i catherine hi, ken.e talking billionaires. you expect people like jeff sunday, elon musk and they are numbers one and 2 on the list. but this year a few new celebrities are keeping up with the 3 comma club. my smartest business decision has been going for it. according to forbes kim kardashian is a brand new billionaire. she boosted her net worth by selling 20% of her beauty line for 200 million dollars you go to time you joined on the list. max, as west is worth 1.8 billion dollars. the bloomberg reports it's 6.6 billion mostly from his yeezy line before their ongoing divorce. konya gifted cam 1 million dollars and co ownership of the brand for mother's day back in 2018 you currently working on little backlash. it's not like that was handed to her. as for kim's youngest says kiley who feuded with forbes over her billionaire status she's now missing from their list the 23 year-old is now estimated to be worth 700 million dollars. you know, my credit score was. >> to i couldn't get along and i couldn't ge

as deputy during the peak of the corruption zuma is alleged to have allowed a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy ramaphosa has admitted that the governing party could have done more to prevent graft he's the highest ranking official to testify before the commission. yes federal investigators have raided and seized electronic devices from the new york office of double transformer lawyer rudy giuliani in manhattan prosecutors have been looking into giuliani's dealings in ukraine which included investigation into the then democratic contender joe biden and his son hunter giuliani's lawyer says the investigation is politically motivated and called the raids illegal flickery gabriel elizondo is in new york with more on the investigation federal investigators are closing in on rudy giuliani and that their investigation into his him that has been going on for more than 2 years is advancing and advancing significantly also for federal investigators to raid a home such as this of a suspect they need to get permission from a judge in order in orde

the 1st time actually a president an outgoing president prison to sue for cancer but to president zuma it's really historical but also it's really important for stuff accounts because most of the countries in this region have to change the constitution of the the president or the incumbent the incumbent president can stay in power so this is by unique that to chris did actually finish these 2 times and he has handled our power today the next president. ok so a new state of affairs but just 2 days ago there was an attempted coup i mean how stable will his presidency be for president brazil. of course that's really cheap to question at the moment because they all position condit under former president to his mind refused to accept the results and so the opposition and the young people are protesting on the bases so that's $11.00 of the problems then there is a security across the country so he. how he how long he's going to stay in power no one actually can say where there is going to finish his 5 year term or it's going to be some sort of repeated history that guitar's happened in the p

susie zuma is a trained vocalist. she has developed special greeting exercises patience and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to unpressed. sheba says it's thanks to susie that she feels well again and is able to take a few hobbies just a year ago she was suffering from a lung infection and needed oxygen 3 months on i remember feeling so fatigued breathless i mean literally from my bed to the bathroom i would just get breathless. was. the shiva never dreamed of little people seeing us from the english national opera would be the ones to help her brief arms down to show the heights in weekly zoom sessions participants learn to relax and improve their posture and most of all to breathe and just hove that from men we think a lot about breathing down because. if you're over breathing you're taking in lots of air and actually tend not to be expanding so just giving people tools to slow things down and i think the minimum is really

well i agree with president zuma right that john is taking a few innocent every government under states that the response to cohen. sometimes intentionally sometimes unintentionally there is no evidence that cuba is to liberate we hiding what's going on in fact they have an extraordinary record in this case checking people and they've developed a vaccine that looks like maybe it helpful to the rest of the world ok and then we got we must absolutely now move on to ok 10 seconds john john i'll give you 10 seconds go then you get and then they have done this was eco they have done this with david that done this with cholera in 98 in 2012 and been 2620 something in terms of ok reporting were all right you made your point jockeys from speaking out all right you made it home we must move on to talk about economics philip whatever happens with politics is it fair to say economic reform must absolutely be stepped up by desk i know the economy contracted 11 percent in 2020. so cuba's largest problem is that it doesn't export but now it doesn't have a way of bringing in hard currency which is wha

told a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor that he will not defend the indefensible jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business family to secure contracts and influence decisions and somalia's president has agreed not to extend his term and is promising to hold elections there's been growing unrest in the capital people have been fleeing mortgage issue and residents fear of more violence. there's been another night of protests in elizabeth city of the us state of north carolina demonstrators are calling for justice after the police killing of a black independent autopsy show that andrew brown jr was shot in the back of the herd his family says he was no threat to the police and was trying to flee those were the headlines that clark will be here with the al-jazeera news hour just under half an hour next on al-jazeera is the stream to stay with us. al-jazeera is news night the biggest stories of the week delivered to your inbox last analysis and opinions. subscribe of the conversation. i had for me ok today on the stream philippe now nurses on the front lines

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conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. india's battle to breathe the desperate wait for oxygen supplies while the confessional covered 900 death toll surges past 200000. i'm about this and this is all to see a live from doha also coming up somalia's president decides not to extend his term after protests and fighting he's now called for early elections. south africa's president to sit around the.

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with her husband kill mala who was a ship breaking away on the beach is that he was working in the zuma ship. when he did dismantling vessels like this vessel is a subject of this case the act. when he 2018 he fell from things that fell from the ship and delis and then the well dismantling it. this resulted in. life being pretty much torn apart. he was. so so. support. she was left with nothing along with the. village in order to survive. received very little compensation in bangladesh so she approached us. and asked for assistance so take me through the ruling then the idea that if and it's in this case as you say marin u.k. or if i had a ship and sold it on am i still responsible for it is there still a duty of kate what happens with regards to after i sold it on. the ship breaking industry as a whole. something like 80 percent of the world supertankers to south asian beaches either in india pakistan bangladesh they are. where it's commonly that the vessels will be dismantled in extremely unsafe and hazardous conditions just on the beaches with. a minimal protection also can causing s

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africa's president sitaram opposer is testifying at a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business family to secure contracts and influence decisions. those are the headlines more details in all these stories and website al-jazeera dot com but the news continues after inside story by. apartheid in israel human rights watch calls the domination of palestinians a crime against humanity israel rejects this and has ignored similar allegations before so can anything be done to hold israeli leaders accountable this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage to him the term apartheid was 1st used in south africa to describe the systematic separation and oppression of people based on their race it's a crime against humanity human rights watch says that's exactly what's happening in israel it accuses the government of enforcing policies to maintain its dominance over palestinians israel has dismissed similar accusations before and it's calling the latest report a piece of propaganda but palestinian leaders say it's a sol

conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera india has reported another record number of coronavirus tests 3293 fatalities were reported on wednesday pushing its official covert death toll past 200000 it's the 4th country to reach that mark but experts fear the true number is actually far higher all indians over 18 that will be eligible for a vaccine from saturday meanwhile neighboring pakistan reported a new daily record of 201 deaths on wednesday there have been more than 5000 new infections officials say health care facilities are at risk of being overwhelmed with oxygen and ventilators in short supply soldiers have been deployed to enforce restrictions in cities with high infection rates. u.s. federal investigators have raided the manhattan apartment of donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani the f.b.i. is looking into july and giuliani's foreign dealings in ukraine he's accused of lobbying the trumpet mini