you were, as we said, an agency and pay under president nelson mandela who's integration, obviously a momentous occasion for the country and, and for the party. what was in like in the a and c back then and, and how does it differ to the agency of today? oh, well, it was extraordinary. it was of course, the hey, day of the a and c, m and a now some adela. and of course then you know, the 1st democratic elected parliament in south africa and they did their leadership caliber and also caliber of m. p 's that were electra were extraordinary. of course they were all people who did not think that they would ever end up in parliament more likely will be killed by this of the party forces. so they were 2 servants of the people which is unique. and of course like any liberation movement. the agency has struggled to make that transition over the last and 2025 years from a liberation movement to a majority party. but it was, it was extraordinary. but as, as we've mentioned, the issue is that in the last name particularly, and the zoom, things changed tremendously and it was very damaging to the

back slides from the days of nelson mandela. the 2nd thing was to do when terribly wrong crazy is that this state is child desire. we can state has lost the capacity because the answer have been about improving its own colleges . because the cartridge, the answer africa is stent of competent people. so people based on loyalty and they are hollowed out of state and has made it really, really difficult for the govern government to govern effectively. and maybe, you know, more recently covert 19 crisis is also brought up as big as finance. so crisis in a generation. so with no stay capacity to deal with it for the agency and total this, does this ray were state of corruption, not only of the instant visit over or so, so africa broadly talk through the internal divisions facing the agency right now. and how do you think that are impacting that their trajectory of the party not a big is you're not the biggest issue right now is that he a and see last year, november for the 1st time in los angeles. and so there was a local governments

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builds a chapel for a group of singing nuns, but in one of his late street rolls this time portraying nelson mandela lottie a return, the struggle for racial justice every day, the sales of your jails grow more and more crowded with angry and if i am young men, what da drew criticism from some black activists who called him to passive in the offscreen struggle for civil rights. but his standing has endured sidney poitier, a proud hollywood pioneer. well, we can speak now to kelly carter. she's a senior entertainment reporter for the undefeated c s p as platform about sports ways and culture. she joins the spice guys from los angeles and this kid to have you withers on the news. i were hearing there from a correspond reynolds, but some of the highlights of sydney parties, long life and career. but one legacy would you say he leaves behind that surely is but more than just as movie capital, isn't it? yeah. you know, i, i think that much of what we will probably ultimately talk about that is what he did that had nothing to do with the script. i mean, certainly his presence helped to change the

but in one of his late screen roles this time portraying nelson mandela lottie a return to the struggle for racial justice. every day, the sales of your jail grew more and more crowded with angry and defiant young men . what he ate, drew criticism from some black activists, who called him to passive in the offscreen struggle for civil rights. but his standing has endured sidney poitiers, a proud hollywood pioneer was stephen gave us is the executive editor variety magazine. he joins me from palm springs in california. and i think you said that sydney potty. yay! was the most important actor that ever lived. put that into context for why was his voice and his presence so significant both on and off the screen. when sidney park k emerge in the fifty's and sixty's, we were in the middle of a terrible civil rights crisis. you alluded to earlier, segregation, segregated lunch counters, blacks, and forced to the back of the bus and much worse lynchings, the whole gamut. and as you said, even miss said and time is such a nation laws against the law for races to marry. so in the middle of all t

and it's also where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st black president of south africa. of course, it's a place that attract tourists from all around the world. next month, president sterile rum, oppose is expected to deliver that state of the nation address. many might expect that this will no longer be the seen. the incidence igniting a long time debate to move parliament to the country's capital pretoria. bought for a place that serves such a pivotal role during south africa's apartheid era. that is a move many south africans feel which strike a painful cord. gillian wolf, al jazeera, cape town, the transitional government, and molly, once elections scheduled for next month to be postponed by up to 5 years. west africa is at regional launch. echo us had threatened further sanctions on officials in malia if there are more delays to his democratic transition toward can't be, has his report. ah, in downtown by mccomb orleans or absorbing the news, the elections they were promised next month aunt going to happen. a may note for up to 5 years, opposition leaders say the de

and it's also a building where nelson mandela was elected as a 1st black president of south africa. so it's really a place where you see democracy in action. so it's also a place where a lot of tourists come to, to honor this building and really see how democracy unfolds in south africa. french morehead, on this news, our including marches in iran to remember catherine for the money. the 40 radian general killed in the us, jones trying to go molly's in time. government proposes delaying elections by 5 years, despite pressure from his neighbors to restore democracy and coming up in the cold if the game in any channel history way the ice needed to be heated. the only con variant has covered 19 is driving up the number of cases in the u. s, which continue to reach unprecedented levels. but the president's chief medical advisor says hospitalization cases of vaccinated people is very know given infection rate live to my cana in washington dc. for as my tell us more about what doctor anthony thought you said about the overall situation in the u. s. o, dr. foul, she described the rise and

and it's where nelson mandela was elected the 1st black privilege of south africa. now there will be some significant cost involved and refurbishing this building. and there's obviously a lot of history behind these buildings walls. and at the moment those walls are burning down. and the other will also be lots to be answered. 2 in the coming days, 00 from london, still to come. lawyers for britain's prince andrew say a document made public by a new york court clinician from a sexual abuse lawsuit. burnt out and not covered in snow. so just plain climate change the color odors, winter wildfires. ah hello there. the unseasonably, mild weather across europe has been dominating a story in recent days. but there's a change to come. it is going to get colder, and that's thanks to cold air behind these waves of wet and wintry. whether they're gonna bring temperatures down to get across central and northern areas. but there's a lot of mild and settled whether to be found in the south, across the mediterranean, and the iberian peninsula, with temperatures in places like mal

and it's also where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st black president of south africa. so it's also raised concerns across political parties and the general public about easy access to key monuments like this in south africa. haiti's prime minister says he's survived an assassination attempts ariel on rece as it happened during national days celebrations. over the weekend. his office says bandits and terrorists strike to shoot him at a church, took off his last july after the then presidential and almost he was assassinated activists in the central mexican states of moral loss or demanding accountability. over the death of an environmentalist who had spoken out against the reopening of a landfill site, supporters of rodrigo vasquez morales say he was killed by gangs involved in the waste management industry. manuel repulse, explains trash can be a dirty business anywhere. but in mexico, it can also be deadly. last year that he got morales and environmental activist who often criticized the reopening of this land, and the city of gwyn of aka, was shot and killed by an un

like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light on equal to broadcasting from nelson. i have been on august night for a happy al jazeera english crowd recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running from the al jazeera london rural car center to special guests in conversation. this is the chance to start the revolution, unprompted, uninterrupted. we moved to do away with the what? evil, because it stopped conversation. where should we get a land de baton meets? i isa i can be. this is the beginning of friendship. this is the beginning of law, right. like getting some way we can really break through the barriers studio. be unscripted on al jazeera ah al jazeera. with every oh, oh a jerry says, an armed groups of kill some 200 people in sam for estate in reprisal attacks for military air strikes on their high doubts. ah, hello i. mariam nazena watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. one person is killed by a tear gas canister. a security forces crackdown on the latest anti coo protest in sudan, kazakhstan, how.

and it's also where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st black president of south africa following the new democracy . and this is where we deliver his local address in 1994. so of course this is a place of symbolism to south africa and today and also to healed all our bishop desmond to to funeral service just a day earlier. so a lot happening here. this is a place that attracts to us from all over the world and decide day for south africa are generally moments more from you as soon as you get at the julian wolf and kicked off with governments around the world. grappling with how to control surgeon cases, a crone of ours, thousands of people in amsterdam have to fight a demonstration banter rally against the country. strict current of ours measures at the netherlands imposed a nation wide locked down 2 weeks ago, shutting all thought essential. stores, bars and restaurants, and that is expected to last until january. the 14th in england, secondary students will have to wear masks when schools reopen, after the christmas break, a daily record of more than $100.00. 62000 cases was record

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it's also very significant as it where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st president of south africa, new democracy. so this is where he delivered his 1st address to the nation. and south africa has also been addressed by many other heads of state in that building, including former president, us still us president bill clinton and, and other world leaders. so it's, it's a place where the nation watches the democracy on bold and democracy in action. and of course, it's monday to attract money to your from all over the world are joining we'll even have to, thanks for joining wolf. they're joining us from kicked off now the governments around the world grappling with how to control such cases of current of ours health, health system i should say. and australia's most popular state that is new south wales is being pushed to its limits. more than a 1000 people with the bars and being treated in hospital in england, secondary students will have to wear masks when schools reopen after the christmas break, a daily record of more than 162000 cases was recorded in the u. k. on saturday, largel

and it's also where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st black president of south africa. of course, it's a place that attract tourists from all around the world. next month, president sterile rum, oppose is expected to deliver that state of the nation address. many might expect that this will no longer be the scene, the incidence igniting a long time debate to move parliament to the country's capital pretoria. but for a place that serve such a pivotal role during south africa as apartheid era, that is a move many south africans few which strike a painful cord. gillian wolf, altos era, cape town. people in cities across iraq have been marking tomorrow's 2 year anniversary of the assassination of senior iranian general cast them silly. martin had been gathering around the wreckage of his car, which is now a memorial in the capital. baghdad selling money was killed in a u. s. strong strike along with the rocky commander after lactic mahathy's and several others protest as are also demanding the fullest whole of all foreign troops from iraq. luck more, the bill we're here has

some nelson have been on august night, he was born a happy al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. lou ah, welcome back. look at the made stories now. a powerful scene army had the pacific nation of tongue after an undersea volcano, or octed. wilkin are also trigger tsunami warnings across the pacific from the u. s . to japan, australia, and new zealand. chinese capital bay jing is reported its 1st community case of the army con variant of covered the positive cases from the city's north west and had the uh district less than 2 weeks until paging host the winter olympics and was just a day to go until the start the australian opened the walls, number one men's tennis plane of act joker, which is again in detention in melbourne hotel. a court hearing is scheduled to begin soon will now hundreds of people are marching north in honduras towards the border with guatemala, in the 1st major migrant caravan of the year. march is made up mainly of hon. doran's, am nicaraguans hoping to reach the us about 2000 kilome

gather to debate, policy and legislature, and it also serves as a historical key point as it is where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st black president of south africa. it's also where our present civil ram opposed that every year delivers his state of the nation address, and he's expected to conduct that speech next month. well, many might expect that this will no longer be the scene for that speech. now, this is also understandably raised a lot of concerns around safety across all political parties and the general public about how easily accessible it is for people to access monuments like this. and of course, there are also a lot of questions still surrounding this case. those questions expect to be answered right here at the magistrate court in cape town. returning to our early story about the palestinian prison, hisham abu, how will apparently be ending his hunger strike. we spoke to melana on, sorry about this earlier on our news, our at 1500 gmc, she's the international advocacy officer at the adams prison support and human rights association. we've got her back now from ramallah.

policy and legislation is also where the president delivers the state of the nation address, where nelson mandela was elected the 1st black privilege of south africa. now there will be some significant cost involved in refurbishing this building. and there's obviously a lot of history behind these buildings walls, and at the moment those walls are burning down and down. there will also be a lot to be answered to to in the coming days. a deadly strain of bird flew has cooled up to 6000 cranes in northern israel. and it comes as the country sees a search and the army, kron cove at variance in people. and though experts say it's unlikely, avian flu can cross to humans. it is causing concern stephanie deck, i'm out from jerusalem for it's been described as the worst blow to wildlife in israel's history. this nature reserve and north was once a bird watchers, dream migratory cranes gather here from colder climates before moving south to africa. but avian flu has turned it into a graveyard. the scope of the current outlook in his word is massive. and we see that it is not stopping in the wild a

social services are provided to all citizens melanie firewood was in an see politician on the president, nelson mandela. she says the party is burdened with failures. they have struggled with these structures, they branches and they was a structure financially struggle financially tremendously because of some new law that came in their own quality political funding. but they basic given bankrupt and not been able to pay. they work for a very long time and they, for, we saw in the last local government election, certainly a decline and support for the amc. although it was not that it was interesting that research showed us that photos didn't go to another party. they just didn't turn up to vote, even in b a, c. and even any speech today at the 110 birthday celebration of the i see the president acknowledged that they have not been able to live up to the vast majority of, of promises. and of course done well in terms of democratizing the country of the fact that the majority of people now have a say in this country that is all very significant. and we mustn't forget that. and also the way we woul

and it's also where nelson mandela was elected as the 1st black president of south africa following the new democracy . and this is where we deliver his girl address and 994. when governments around the world are grappling with how to control the virgin cases of corona virus, thousands of people in amsterdam have defied a protest band to demonstrate again, strict groan of ice restrictions. the netherlands imposed a nationwide locked down 2 weeks ago, shutting all non essential stores, bars and restaurants until at least the 14th of january. in england, secondary school students will have to wear masks when schools reopen after the christmas break. a daily record of more than 162000 cases was recorded in the u. k . on saturday, largely driven by the only con variant and in bangladesh. a campaign has been launched to vaccinate $40000000.00 people each month is helping to inoculate 70 percent of the population by april. and we'll have more on the situation in bangladesh very shortly. but 1st let's go to nadine bob i was outside. ah, he's actually in london, nadine barber, tenants about the

it is nelson's 2018. it has risen, and while it's new, government says improving the economy is a priority. so many are still struggling. wrestle soda has our report from tetra, these shopping bags get lighter with each was it as the rom bathers with inflation . it is this people that suffered the most valuable enough and we got enough prices have gone up so much that we're not able to buy basic things. even buying simple cloth is not affordable for me. i'm not from tehran, but even in my own city prices are an affordable prices of chicken, meas, rice, and so many other foods are increasing. day by day. everywhere in the country is the same. iranians have had to endure sorta inflation rates for decades. and while they may complain, that is very little they can't do. but the annual inflation rate announced in september was the highest since 1995. at $45.00 a person and the figures hovered around say, mark says down with some food supply caused seeing triple digit increase customers, autumn, only ones that

i discuss his legacy with the widow of nelson mandela. also ahead -- >> i found we're always working. the poor were always working. it's just not the kind of work we recognize. >> the story of one family trying to get ahead against the