um, what does it mean to be young in south africa today? being younger, so difficult today, media unemployed. if you're struggling to take yourself to school or being supported at home because education is just expensive, you're facing poverty. and if you're young and to penya, you lack support from the government in terms of government funding and you are going to depression. that's what it means being in south africa as a young person right now. well, that's a, a pretty bleak picture. so samantha, virtually everyone we spoke to about south africa today said that there are number one concern was unemployment. do you agree or are there other things that are also population young people's minds? i think the one on the list that comes to the uses alaska. and if you are really nice to deal with the fact that there's blank next speaker, they certainly have a family that you come from that are disadvantaged. so now you should deal with that and the quality is that i think so there's a lot of things that contribute to why is that the issue of the

um, what does it mean to be young in south africa today? being young so difficult today, media unemployed. as you're struggling to take yourself to school or being supported at home because education is just expensive, you're facing poverty. and if you're young and to penya, you lack support from the government in terms of government funding and you are going to depression. that's what it means being in south africa as a young person right now. well, that's a, a pretty bleak picture. so samantha, virtually everyone we spoke to about south africa today said that there are number one concern was unemployment. do you agree or are there other things that are also population young people's minds? unemployment is basically the one on the list. it comes to the user philadelphia. and if you are familiar enough to deal with the fact that there's blank text speaker, they certainly have a family that you come from that are disadvantaged. so now you have to deal with that. and the quality inn, because i think that so there's a lot of things that contri

africa, south africa, a whole nother kettle of fish. so my family were merchants. i thought that meant they were business people, were literally merchants who were selling things from and small carts, vegetable or whatever the case is. but that led to them having small shops and as their shops got a little more prosperous, my great grandfather needed an accountant. so he found this gujarat. the bookkeeper. the gujarat bookkeeper had. another gujarati client whose name was and he introduced them and the two became friends. gandhi lived in johannesburg. my great grandfather lived in pretoria. the government was so gandhi would have to with his constant agitations and the negotiations with the government, he'd constantly have to come to pretoria. my great grandfather would give him a place to stay because in those days in south indian non white people couldn't at hotels or anything like that, and he would give him use of his horse and cart to go back and forth to meetings. and so one night they're sitting like we are, they've friends. and

um, what does it mean to be young in south africa today? being younger, so difficult today, media unemployed. if you're struggling to take yourself to school or being supported at home because education is just expensive, you're facing poverty. and if you're young and to penya, you lack support from the government in terms of government funding and you are going to depression. that's what it means being in south africa as a young person right now. wow. that's a, a pretty bleak picture. so samantha, virtually everyone we spoke to about south africa today said that there are number one concern was unemployment. do you agree or are there other things that are also population young people's minds? unemployment is basically the one on the list. it comes to they usually philadelphia and if you are really nice to deal with the fact that there's blank next speaker, they certainly have a family that you come from that are disadvantaged. so now you have to deal with that and the quality. and so there's a lot of things that contribute to why is that t

africa, souths africa, a whole nother kettle of fish. so my family werets. i thought that meant they were business people, were literally merchants who were selling things vegetable or whatever the case is. but that led to s and as their shops got a grandfather needed an accountant. so he found this gujarat. the bookkeeper. the gujarat bookkeeper hjarati client whose name was and he introduced them and the two became friends. gandhi lived in johannesburg. my great grandfather lived in pretoria. the government was so gandhi would have to with his constant agitations and the negotiations with the government, he'd constantly have to come to pretoria. my great grandfather woulda place to stay because in those days in south indian non white people couldn't at hotels or anything like that, and he would give him use of his horse and cart to go back and forth to meetings. and so one night they're sitting they've friends. and gandhi says to my grandfather, the indians in this country have do not have the co

um, what does it mean to be young in south africa today? being younger, so difficult today, media unemployed. if you're struggling to take yourself to school or being supported at home because education is just expensive, you're facing poverty. and if you're young and to penya, you lack support from the government in terms of government funding and you are going to depression. that's what it means being in south africa as a young person right now. well, that's a, a pretty bleak picture. so samantha, virtually everyone we spoke to about south africa today said that there are number one concern was unemployment. do you agree or are there other things that are also population young people's minds? i think the one on the list, it comes to they usually philadelphia. and if you are really nice to deal with the fact that there's blank text speaker, they certainly have a family that you come from that are disadvantaged. so now you have to deal with that and the quality and so there's a lot of things that contribute to why is that the. ringback on t

are you worried that south africa's foreign policy? obviously it's known alignment historically could maybe be compromised with this new government. absolutely. and to, to demonstrate that this is, it is a tightening the so what i need to all fall country, look at what the deed to just before elections, of writing today us. that'd must come in. so pa, vice south africa because black a government and a black i is the lead and by via the cup us, the tainted blood professionals can nod at dealing with the mentors of elections with out the west. supervision is always been an addition of the d a and in fact in did d and d that there was to muscle who was of africa and is all of its policies. and also to address some of the issues to demonstrate to that the g n. u is not necessarily what my colleague is talking about. they say if ever they did, they did, they had to advise any of its police is they do really have to come vice 60 percent of the ground within the cabinet. all of them combined. and the smaller part is with the a and so they don

south africa became a democracy today. young people in the country have yet to trust the politicians have their interest in mind and making decisions. and today, so we look at what south africa's youth think about the past, how they plan to change the present and what they hope for the future. and these voices, and this is the street, the tommy use of african without telling nearest of african i'll go fast. what are the unemployment once again under the stuck line this week, a diploma or degree is no guarantee of a job these days. but a youth on employment is adding crisis levels in south africa. what's happening with you? the 2 types of periods switching time, we much voting. giving patriotic, it's giving democracy. it's giving 1994. it's giving not amc this used to have fun is be a party that we can support as to n z u h way july 18 marks mondale a day, a celebration of the life and legacy or former south african president and didn't know the lord. nelson mandela, but also of the idea that each individual has the power t

she then experienced anti semitism 1st and again and 1930 south africa. she also witnessed a pos side. this is from is unfortunately this was my experience from day one. so i knew what my attitude towards this country. my interest in this month is who advice became a journalist and an important voice and the find the african independence. she interviewed nelson mandela metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them all. she's a witness to a century of history. shortly before have 100 bust day. we visited in her new home in denmark, shapes through how autobiography, which was published on my 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia, with her parents. an older system ma got. this is m doff as, as the only jewish child in the village school. i had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriend and, and, and, and jason, jason. this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in january 1933

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country and they'll stay are successful, struggles for freedom and independence. we want to be treated as equals, because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in mural for people living in the americas, we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get resources from this theme of food that they want to undermine to deep. we support a blue one who is a victim of a meal, kind of losing. who is the victim of imperialism? we have one to support them without even flinching. the rest of historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all, it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money and weapons for the fight against white do

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country and those they are successful, struggle for freedom and independence. we want to be treated as equals because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different from people who are living in europe, from people not living in the med, because we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get resources from this theme of feedback that they want to undermine to deal with. i bought a blue one who is a victim of a meal, kind of losing, who is the victim of imperialism. we have one to support them without even flinching. the rest of historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all. it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money in weapons for the fight against w

she was not allowed to return to south africa from a trip a broom. can you from was excluded from south africa while i was in germany. it was a good story. and then this endorsement by the door. and i was only allowed to go back for one night to go to look in to say good bye to my parents. when my son was 2 and a half or 3 months old, hired, try more to ad turbulent years followed. she lived in london and southern rotation today simply, they say getting expelled from this country to the african never let to go. and her son sasha, was always with is the nice. it was easy for me to go to a village with a child and get interviews to come. when, if i hadn't had a child with me, it wouldn't have been so easy as i had status. it is a woman without a child has nothing stuff to. and fro, or he can't. this is an issue between 1975 and 78 who device lived in germany once again working in the africa department of dodge, developed in cologne. as in africa, she was often the only woman in the job. for example, in this german t p program from 1976 in the country,

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country. and if they are successful, struggle for freedom and independence. we want to be treated as new quotes because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in noodle for people living in the mail because we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people who want to tell us what to do. they get the resources for them, the same a feedback that they want to undermine. today we support every one who is a victim of a meal, kind of losing, who is the victim of imperialism. we have one to support them without even flinching. the rest of historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all. it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money in weapons for the fight agai

currently in south africa. detailed regulations in the field of responsibility for the production of plastic materials have been approved and implemented, the purpose of which is to place more responsibility on the shoulders of companies that use plastic packaging and produce plastic products. obligations related to these laws are supposed to become mandatory from 2025. however, some companies have small names vendors made commitments to design recyclable designs from plastic or limit the use of plastic. this solution have had a limited impact on the country's overall consumption of plastic and have failed to make an impact on an informal sector fabric that is the backbone of south africa's waste collection network going north. our main request to the south african government is to ban the use of single-use plastic . currently, south africa does not have any laws or regulations to limit the production of plastic. hence we from the government. we want that develop new laws to ban the use of plastics and move tow

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country. and if they are successful, struggle for freedom and independence. we want to be treated as new quotes because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in noodle for people living in the mail because we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get the resources from this theme of feedback that they want to undermine. today. we support every one who is a victim of a meal kind of lives in who is a victim of we did anything, we have one to support them. we thought even flinching the risk of historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all. it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money in weapons for the fight agai

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country. and if they are successful struggles for freedom and independence, we want to be treated as equals because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in noodle for people living in the americas, we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get resources from this theme of food that they want to undermine. today we support every one who is a victim of a meal, kind of losing, who is the victim of imperialism. we have one to support them without even flinching the rest of historical legacy that might partly explain south africa's political choices of to all. it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money and weapons for the fight against white dominance in

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country. and if they are successful struggles for freedom and independence, we want to be treated as equals because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in europe, from people not living in the mail. because we put our own destiny, we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get resources from this theme of food that they want to undermine to deep. we support a blue one who is a victim of a meal, kind of losing who is the victim of imperialism. we have one to support them without even flinching the rest of historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all. it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money and weapons for the fight against white

the the, this is dw news, live from ballot off the mounts, rambling south africa, as it's new governance for the 1st time and 3 decades. south africa will swear in cabinet ministers representing a coalition government as the routing and the policy is forced to ship pop. also coming up more than a 100 people are killed in a stand page and the northern indian state of who to produce officials say the desk told us a likely to rise and to these 6 depth and expensive damage on several islands as hurricane barrels continued its destructive pos to the south eastern part of the i'm gonna head office. welcome to the program. south africa, i swear again, it's new cabinet ministers and the 1st chair paul government. since the end of a pol tied. so 2 years ago, president several of my posts from the ruling african national congress posit, was false to form a coalition with rival pauses of the failing to get an outright majority in index. since for the 1st time, the centralized democratic alliance, which is led by whites on africans, has been the main opposition party event, will now run 6 ministers

_ from south africa. you want is a carlos alcaraz? what - from south africa.os alcaraz? what is your number? j~ a carlos alcaraz? what is your number?- 0h, _ a carlos alcaraz? what is your number?- oh, my - a carlos alcaraz? what is your number? also oh, my goodness number? 824. oh, my goodness not like 1824. _ number? 824. oh, my goodness not like 1824. bless you. if a wonderful day. from south africa, from france, the us, we have met all the people all over the place and they are all hoping to get some of those strawberries and cream, some tennis action. i will hand back to you. tennis action. i will hand back to ou. ., ., to you. you are so positive. i know you _ to you. you are so positive. i know you will _ to you. you are so positive. i know you will get _ to you. you are so positive. i know you will get that - to you. you are so positive. i j know you will get that taken. at some point this evening! keep yourfingers at some point this evening! keep your fingers crossed! mar; keep your fingers crossed! may the force be — keep your fingers crossed! may th

i lived in this, the largest city in south africa. but your honest book is now home to a thriving and died. ok. wow. look at the, when i was growing up, i was considered a very serious profession. and this place that we in right now, august house that has all of these contemporary arts of studios. and it was completely unknown to me. the since graduating, i have made prints, making and painting my art phones. it has been rewarding to create pieces that have been featured in major exhibitions in europe and south africa. the i'm going to introduce you to some job of items that are revolutionizing the way we see african contemporary art on this continent. this got coming up in this episode of d. w. use oxy africa? we made street arches debunk much, not the mural celebrate. strong african women. pained to play single banning ship. this is a g paintings made from recycled materials and ancient mythology is the inspiration for scouts and 90 by the tumble. so it'd be so modal but tells us how she creates a unique metrics photo collages. and

south africa's hoping that can do the same. but it's 12 years later geopolitically the world is fundamentally changed. i think also um the east being so my little reach these so many play as an actors involved in expecting a resources and making money. oh, but at the expense of the people that are dying and being displaced. but i think this week at least going to be interesting to watch aside big political the this we think exam the to discuss the d r c. and i think one cannot ignore the, the importance of a regional body and keeping me the dish to actually talk doc, this ending and pushing florida political situation. and i do think, i'm sorry, i forget, at least we'll be up in the pre shifts, at least on the president for the extra security to actually start talking about peace. but if you know that is what one is hoping for, chris, let me also just ask you about something you just made mention of how much have mineral resources been a factor in this protracted crisis and conflict? i think it's been a big crack then. i mean,

and new york placing focuses on disrupting colonial narratives, south africa. so placing it in your studio, i see print making, i see painting, sculptural works. what is your preferred medium painting give bit to these other mediums, for instance of this call chas. skeletal nice. my wakes, i clean my painting to life to live performance. oh yes, i want to so you the cow head. oh yeah. before means like as expressing myself in a way i used my one body and a close to my on my soap, to move around and expressed as such an idiot. those ideas are festival minutes coming from the page. there's a tendency of having so many details, but little odd to the law side. so this new outrage, they are the ones that assist me to creative ideas about media and is because to stop child performance video installation. so nice thing i've realized recently, even though for edge of things like tissue paper and gift dropping into your web, can you tell us a bit more about what prompted this change. these are sort of people. that's why the, in an envelope, in south africa, priest and a

i lived in this, the largest city in south africa. but johannesburg is now home to a thriving and died. ok. wow. look at that. when i was growing up, was considered a very serious profession. and this place that we in right now august, the house that has all of these content pre odds of studios, and it was completely unknown to me. the since graduating, i have made prints, making and painting my art phones. it has been rewarding to create pieces that have been featured in major exhibitions in europe and south africa. the i'm going to introduce you to some job of items that are revolutionizing the way we see african contemporary art on this continent. let's go coming up in this episode of d. w's. ok? see africa? we made the street arches the bones much. not the mural celebrate strong african women panes that play single banning ship is. this is a g paintings made from recycled materials. and ancient mythology is the inspiration for skelton 90 button tumble. so it'd be so modal but tells us how she creates an enigmatic photo collages. a

into south africa without .know what would have saved him a lot of trouble ifrid won the boernews then of course. yeah. rana's question to me is, you know, because i my my fascinating is that i didn't dy in my family could swim. and he was wondering whether that's still the case. yeah. yeah. you know,you but these are small acts of courage. i mean, yeah, that was a big, otr thing with the the sharks that only tell you that that i'm not getting to that yet, but yeah right. i think we have to remember conn in this country gets tainted the y important to remember that whether yo as a ac imperative or you think about it as a imperative, which you really shouldn't, that's not ■b to make decision no matter how muchhan wherever is you're coming from. it is a hard■tle were not multilingual. many cases. what.were not educ i on the other side there would be a letter tt come from somebody who had gone to south africa to say that everything's fantastic. and here's . so they're sending money back thinking must be good. he's

james, pulling you from the university of south africa. take a look now as it also is making headlines around was russian president vladimir pruitt and is told the chinese leaders asian peggy, that the relationship between the 2 countries is stronger than ever. they met on the sidelines of the 2 day shanghai cooperation organizations to summit in the cadillac, capital us donna, deckers president, the rest of the time. oh, do i read you type? oh, do. i'm told mr. foods it's incorrect, could help both sides reach a fast face in the will in ukraine. when craig says, rushing, may sound and drone strikes, sent in the process of killed at least 5 people. a wounded dozens, the bar osh, hitting the city on wednesday morning. the tribes present for a lot of minutes and asking repeated his appeal to allies for more air defense systems and long range weapons. to save up, some firewall is urging china to release a fishing crew on boats that was seized by beijing. china assessed the vessel violates, and the fishing band was near taiwan administered isl

this years. comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievementsa shelf packer tried to make a difference, yes some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcels which will feed around one million people over the coming months. although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his mandate was social issues, he impressed upon us the need for education, he said in his own words, the power is in your hands to change the world, and so... i think it's important that we celebrate that, that we understand that there are still huge social issues in south africa, huge amounts of inequality, huge amounts of poverty, um, a large unemployment right, especially a youth unemployment, with over 50% of south africans living below the poverty line, president siril ramapoza chose nelson mandela international day to reopen parliament after his re-election, but people are skeptical whether his new government will move further right, as it has gone into a grand coalition with the capitalist. drive

i a south african, born and dead in south africa. i grew up in south africa during some of the difficult years of that country, that is through the years when apartite, the system of racial classification was enforced by law, and so i was one of those who grew up under that system and i have to say benefited from that system while it was law in the country, but my... life began in south africa and i'm firmly rooted still in south africa and it was from that south africa heritage that lot of my work in the future received its passion, received its drive, that having grown up in a system where i've seen people suffer for other reason but for their racial classification. i have passion for people who suffer because of their religion or because of their race or persecuted because of what they believe, and so really all of my... my work has its roots in the south african scene where i was born and grew up. i studied there, i studied theology there. eventually i was ordained as a catholic priest and i worked for many years as a young pries

this year's celebrations coincide with the 30th anniversary of the birth of south africa's democraticndela's leadership and decades of apart time. press tv's hassan report from cape town. "the anti-apartide icon nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately known year devoted to the struggle against apartite. this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievementts over this period. the reality is that south africa has'. become one of the most unequal societies in the world with a gen coefficient of 0.67. this says the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason nelson monday international day 2024 was marked themed reel in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone a ceo to a sholf packer tried to make a difference. here some of south africa's biggest corporation. devoted their time to packin

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country and they'll stay are successful, struggle for freedom and independence. we want to be treated as equals because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in europe, from people not living in the middle, because we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get resources from this theme of food that they want to undermine . today we support every one who is a victim of a meal, kind of losing who is the victim of we can get on the same one to support them without even flinching the risk of historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money and weapons for the fight against

this year's celebrations coincide with the 30th anniversary of the birth of south africa's democratic government under mandela's leadership ended decades of apartide. report from cape town. the anti-apartide icon nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately nonia devoted to the struggle against apartite. this year's anniverse comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievementts over this period. the reality is south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this says the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason mandela international day 2024 was marked themed it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity cross country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a show acker tried to make a difference. here some of south africa's biggest corporations. voted their time to packing food parcels whic

and south africa has a new government for the 1st time in 3 decades. i. c. s. south africa swimming a cabinet ministers representing a coalition government. as the ruling amc is forced to ship a fed show up today, it's real world news for the term for the the, the coming 0 stage itself, 3 trans people. stories is kind items that feed us complex stores and some, some sort of additional chip in search of the settlement for 3 generations. one journey starts july 7th on d w the day many have long warned about would begin with terry.

i lived in this, the largest city in south africa. but johannesburg is now home to a thriving and died. ok. wow, look at that. when i was growing up, i was considered a very serious profession. and this place that we in right now august, the house that has all of these content pre odds of studios, and it was completely unknown to me. the since graduating, i have made prints, making and painting my art phones. it has been rewarding to create pieces that have been featured in major exhibitions in europe and south africa. the. i'm going to introduce you to some job of items that are revolutionizing the way we see african contemporary art on this continent. it's got coming up in this episode of dw use oxy africa. we made street arches debunk much like was mural celebrate strong african women pain to play single banning ship as this is a g paintings made from recycled materials and ancient mythology is the inspiration for scouts and 90 by the time will that be so modal but tells us how she creates an enigmatic photo collages and we will se

the reality is that south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gene coefficient of 0.67. this as index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed, it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make a difference. yeah, some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcels, which will fit around 1 million people. over the coming months, although nelson mandela was very much a politician, that was not his core, the core of his person and the core of his mandate was social issues, he he impressed upon us the need for education, he said in his own words, the power is in your hands to change the world, and so i think it's important that we celebrate that, that we understand that there are still huge social issues in south africa, huge amounts of inequality, huge amounts of poverty, um, a large unemployment rate, especially youth unemployment, wit

i lived in this, the largest city in south africa. but your honest book is now home to a thriving and died odyssey. while i look at the, when i was growing up, was considered a very serious profession. and this place that we in right now, august house that has all of these contemporary arts of studios, and it was completely unknown to me. the sense graduating i have made prints, making and painting my art forms. it has been rewarding to create pieces that have been featured in major exhibitions in europe and south africa. the i'm going to introduce you to some job of items that are revolutionizing the way we see african contemporary art on this continent. this got coming up in this episode of dw use oxy africa. we made street arches the bones much not will celebrate strong african women. pains a blessing, who bending shows us is edgy paintings made from recycled materials and ancient mythology is the inspiration for scouts in 90 button tumble. it'd be so modal but tells us how she creates a unique metrics photo collages. and we will s

robotic surgery program in south africa gives hope to patients in need. according to its network , with the help of the surgical robot, the pain of the patients is less and their recovery time is faster, and in addition , the accuracy of the surgery is also increased. this is a world famous hospital. it is the same place where the world's first heart transplant was performed about 60 years ago. during the last two years, this government hospital in the field of surgery using a robot. the purpose of performing these surgeries is to create minimally invasive surgical conditions for patients like this 67-year-old woman because their pain is less and their recovery time is faster. i am very well, i feel good. i am happy to do this. i don't have money to do surgery in a private hospital. that's why i'm happy and grateful for doing this. this is an important step in the field of robotic surgery in south africa, and it aims to increase the skill and experience of surgeons and surgical team. we think we are in the early stages of using robotic surgery in south af

and new york placing focuses on disrupting colonial narratives, south africa. so placing it in your studio, i see print making, i see painting, sculptural work. what is your preferred medium painting? give that to these other mediums for instance of this golf child? skeletal. nice my way excited cleaning my painting to life to live performance. oh yes, i want to so you the cow head. oh yeah. before means, like as expressing myself in a way i used my one body and a close to my around myself, to move around and express the such an idea of those ideas of that 15 minutes coming from the page. there's a tendency of having so many details a little odd to the last side. so this new outrage, they are the ones that assist me via to pay, did or not know that media and is because to stop. so therefore means vigorous an issue. so those things i've realized recently, even though for age of things like tissue paper and gift dropping into your work, can you tell us a bit more about what prompted this change. these are sort of people that was in an envelope. in south africa, p

this year's celebrations coincide with the 30th anniversary of the birth of south africa's democratic government, which underm. leadership and the decades of apartide. press tv's hassan serbia reports from capown. the anti-apartide icon nelson madela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectionately known here, devoted to the struggle against the partite. this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years. of democracy prompting questions about achievement over this period. the reality is that south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.6 seen this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed, it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make difference. yeah, some of south africa's biggest

these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country and those they are successful, struggle for freedom and independence. we want to be treated as new quotes because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different from people who are living in europe, from people not living in the mail because we put our own destiny. we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we can not be told because the very same people want to tell us what to do. they get resources from this theme of feedback that they want to undermine to deep. we support every one who is a victim of the meal kind of losing who is the victim of a competitive we have one to support them. we thought even flinching the risk, so historical legacy that might possibly explain south africa's political choices of to all. it was the united states and other western countries that supported the apartheid regime for decades. while the soviet union provided money in weapons for the fight aga

africa and i'm firmly rooted still in south africa and it was from that south african heritage that lot of my work in the future received its passion received its drive, that having grown up in a system where i've seen people suffer for other reason but for their racial classification, i have passion for people who suffer because of their religion or because of their race or are persecuted because of what they believe, and so really all of my work has its roots in the south african scene where i was born and grew up, i studied there, i studied theology there, eventually i was ordained as a catholic priest and i worked for many years as a young priest in south africa, often in very poor areas, but i also remember that i always worked in areas where there were large muslim communities, so that i grew to know the muslim communities and the islam that they professed quite intimately over those years, without meaning to, without intending to, i had no desire to study particularly study islam or arabic, but i was in daily contact with muslim neighbors, both she. and sunni and therefore i

this year's celebrations coincide with the 30th anniversary of the birth of south africa's. democrat government, which under mandela's leadership ended decades of apartide, press tvs. reports out of cape town. the anti-apartide icon nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. number 67 is considered as the amount of years that madiba as he is affectately known year devoted to the struggle against apartite. this year's anniversary comes at marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievements over this period. the reality is that south africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with a gen coefficient of 0.67. this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason, nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed. it is still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity. across the country with countless initiatives underway. "everyone from a ceo to a shelf packer tried to make a difference, here some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their t

africa and i'm firmly rooted still in south africa and it was from that south africa.

south africa's hoping they can do the same. but it's 12 years later geopolitically the world is fundamentally changed. i think also um the east being so my little reach these so many play as an actors involved in expecting a resources and making money. oh, but at the expense of the people that are dying and being displaced. but i think this week at least going to be interesting to watch aside big political the this we think exam the to discuss the d r c. and i think one cannot ignore the, the importance of a regional body and keeping me the dish to actually talk doc, this ending and pushing florida political situation. and i do think, i'm sorry, i forget, at least we'll be up in the pre shifts, at least on the president for the extra security to actually start talking about peace. but if you know that is what one is hoping for, chris, let me also just ask you about something you just made mention of how much have mineral resources been a factor in this protracted crisis and conflict? i think it's been a big crack then. i mean,

south africa is hoping they can do the same. but it's 12 years later. geopolitically the world is fundamentally changed. i think also um the east being so my little reach these so many play as an actors involved in expecting a resources and making money. oh, but at the expense of the people that are dying and being displaced. but i think this week at least going to be interesting to watch aside big political the this we think exam the to discuss the d r c. and i think one cannot ignore the importance of a regional body and keeping me the dish to actually talk doc, this ending and pushing florida political situation. and i do think, i'm sorry, i forget, at least we'll be up in the pre shifts, at least on the president for the extra security to actually start talking about peace. but if you know that is what one is hoping for, chris, let me also just ask you about something you just made mention of how much have mineral resources been a factor in this protracted crisis and conflict? i think it's been a big crack then. i mean, i'm

meaning from south africa, singapore, japan, germany and the united kingdom. with a growing g p, a new car production of its own. that's a lot of money in the city is losing. what if inventors like alias could actually turn the country into a car manufacturer? the 1st the cost i have late is after i attended the shows where the ad building costs with live been there. and so people goes to visit the car. and then after that i can make the man who was the guy that lives missing. out of that i said, as a buy missionary, i accidentally cool. unless then who's used the best engine that they can use. the engine that is, that doesn't have as many problems. so i didn't, i bought the engine is a, the company, the engine, the other one, the ability happy to fight for the medium. so loose i, the i, i been presented at a be the one that is appropriate. it puts it out. and then the same day. does that mean? i mean, you know, as much of his competitors are proud of his achievement the word and still are mix comments on the other side of the border. what does he say to the c

south africa is swearing in its new cabinet ministers in the 1st shed pilot government. since the end of a pods. 30 years ago, president stairwell around the post from the routing african national congress potty was forced to form a coalition with rival policies of to failing to get an outright majority in the elections. for the 1st time, the centrist democratic alliance, which has led by wide south african, had been the main to position policy and will now run 6 ministries at the up. i off to w, as correspondent in john, has the privilege most venire how stable this new government will be. stability to depend on how the parties are going to commit to what they agreed in terms of the negotiations that they had to form this quality and government. if you look at how much you too, yes, it was of days of negotiations, but on face value, they look as you file. everything is simple. but behind the scenes things loops to check you because the example is all for the program. so how to enjoin is big, where they ask to, i'm debating, and that's due in disagreement in terms of how

africa's democratic government, which under mandela's leadership ended decades of apartide.yria reports from cape town. the anti-apartide icon, nelson mandela's birthday is annual opportunity for south africans to devote 67 minutes of their time to noble effort. the number 67 is considered as the amount of years at madiba, as he affectionately known here, devoted to the struggle against the... apartite: this year's anniversary comes as south africa marks 30 years of democracy prompting questions about achievements over this period. the reality is that africa has become one of the most unequal societies in the world with the gen coefficient of 0.67. this as the index of one represents perfect inequality. for this reason nelson mandela international day 2024 was marked themed it is still in our hands to combat poverty and in. equity across the country with countless initiatives underway, everyone from a ceo to a shelf pack tried to make a difference, year some of south africa's biggest corporations devoted their time to packing food parcells to feed around one million people o

we are back in cape town, south africa. now this is a city of us and used to being the best a community categories. but it's also a citric grappling with the legacy of apartheid economic decide which is to continue to hold a day here. as of today, we're trying to find out the best yes, but best for who. who better to answer this question for me then some lovely south africans. i don't want to touch base. no mind love because we were speaking yesterday on the phone and your born 3. right. and yet you were telling me that you already disillusioned. why? hi. thank you so much for having me. know my dissolution. a meant absolutely comes from the idea that of the city is what meant to be a meant to seem like a society, a democracy that has everything together. but in fact, we are regressing. and so in many ways, in terms of that democracy, in what ways do you think you're requesting, particularly me, i come from a student's background. so i particularly see that when we discuss finance in the students sick, the of course educati