all this was the scene in johannesburg as people celebrated the country's 3rd world cup win and there was joy in soweto township where the victory had special significance after sierra khaleesi became the 1st black captain to lift the men's trophy for south africa. d.w. correspondent creech spoke with jubilant fans in cape town after the match. what a performance of the springboks during that waltz cup and what a clear victory in the final in the end of the day this is the good news that south africa was desperately waiting for. the way the a. 6 new start toward rewarding very good. this . fictions. the. fish out of by the way. is a very big picture because you have seen night because it's keeps. your lives to suit your needs. to doesn't it to the moment because economy is not do very well i think this would have you know 3 people together and come to know. such that it's simply super exciting but maybe shouldn't eat at those we don't know. what he has long been seen as this force of white people of the white oppressors during the apartheid sign but and 9951 year after the end of apar

captain siya kolisi led the celebrations through arrivals, as johannesburg airport was packed with fans waiting to welcome home the world champions for the first time since 2007. the trophy and captain kolisi, landed back on a separate plane to other members of the on a separate flight later. they are very much basking in the glory. and you can get more on the bbc sport website. where you can find out all about the evening's champions league game. chelsea and ajax, the pick of the night's action. that is on the website plus everything else that we have been talking about sport today. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport today hello there. the rest of this week is going to remain on the chilly side, certainly temperatures a few degrees down on where they should be for the time of year. we've been seeing this colder air move southwards in the last 2a hours across the country, and it's going to stick around for the rest of the week, and there will be some pretty wet weather around, especially on thursday. the early part of wednesday looks mainly dry. a few showers pepperin

3212 in the final in york a hama sparking celebrations across south africa and this was the scene in johannesburg as people salivates of the country's welcome when his joy in the so western township victory at a special significance of this year can be said became the 1st black captain to lift the men's trophy for south africa the springboks and to the games underdogs with 100 palatka kick for penalties to give them a 1st. subdued angle and kept themselves in the contest but to triumph from south africa in the 2nd half sealed the way. the double correspondent under increased spoke with fans in cape town right after the match. what a performance all the springboks during that waltz cup and what a clear victory in the final in the end of the day and kept on but also throughout the country the celebrations have now started because this is the good news that south africa was desperately waiting for. was. 6 exploited we would look up. to can see the next at least child free and we love each other by the way you. know it is a very big picture because you have to see a night because you know it's keeps.

thank you very much bronwyn seaborne from our partner channel business day t v in johannesburg. and the south african president is among the leaders at a meeting of the so-called brics countries in the brazilian capital brasilia they're trying to strengthen economic and security ties a challenging task for such a diverse group on any day but in a time where multilateralism has taken a hit it's an even harder project. he has the same in the brics countries chinese president xi jinping after on china is the undisputed heavyweight among emerging economies brazil russia india and south africa are merely audience members . sarsi. there are lots of good suggestions on how we can strengthen trade systems clear commercial hurdles and improve communication and cooperation the suggestions shows what the economy needs we host brazilian president jarrah boss an hour oh is stuck between a rock and a hard place he's no fan of multilateralism and he seeks close ties with the u.s. president trump still china is a key investor for brazil as this. woman china is our most important trading partner

some of the south africa rugby team have received a heroes welcome in johannesburg. england captain alan morgan said it inexperience might have cost them after a batting colla pse have cost them after a batting collapse against new zealand. members of the world—cup winning south african rugby squad have arrived home, after taking the title for a record—equalling third time. the springboks were welcomed by crowds of supporters atjohannesburg airport on their return from japan, where they beat england 32—12 to lift the trophy in yokohama last weekend. south africa are now tied with new zealand as the most successful teams in the tournament‘s 32—year history. 0ur correspondent milton nkosi is in johannesburg for us. no surprise at the kind of enthusiasm but tell us more about the welcome home. the welcome home has been electrifying. the crowds came here in their hundreds, right at the arrivals hall. they will welcoming the players by song, dance, chanting. they were celebrating the best rugby will team in the world. here i could see black and white, seems that

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has moved the sport off the streets and into the news events like wheels and smoke in the south of johannesburg a booking up across the country. one star of the scene is dealing browett is a key he draws excited she is from the crowd as he spins he's caught as close to them as possible and he always wins the competition a little brouwer's burning wires in the woods now are. bringing a lot of people and families and their group is going to the ground to see the players. not more less idols than scorning. when he needs to. respond to the family game the youngsters they want to do with. all those spinning still takes place on the streets the truly wild days are long gone today it's seen as a legitimate sport in south africa and it's performed much more safely in proper venues you can even sign up for a spinning course like here at the sweater drifting academy this is the training ground of the spinola be muggles a female only spinning crew they're determined to prove that these kind of sport isn't just for bad boys. but i think i do tend to take away all that. stigma that is built into the sport a

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nomsa maseko, bbc news, johannesburg. and well done to them. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins — your headlines tonight. an extraordinary night at stamford brige — 8 goals — 2 men sent off as chelsea fight back in the champions league. not quite as sensational at anfield — but liverpool collect a win to go top of their group. and the biggest story in english club history — we'll have more on the sanctions placed on saracens over salary cap breeches. good evening — welcome along to sportsday where we will start with the most remarkable night at stamford bridge in the champions league. at one stage chelsea were 4—1 down in their tie against ajax. but momentum swung in the second half — when the visitors had 2 men sent off. chelsea fought back, levelled it at 4—1; and at one stage thought they had won it — our reporter rhia chohan had the tricky task of condensing it all for us. under of condensing it all for us. the lights of stamfor

and some of the changes we see to the springboks ok thank you for that update from johannesburg. well as qatar gears up for the 2022 football world cup there is a big focus on technological innovation for fans and stadiums and the public at large so and pal visited the smart city expo in doha to see some of the high tech solutions being considered for the tournament and beyond. the latest advances in robotics technology and 5 g. gaming can always wow a crowd. or transport us to a digitized future in this case football fans are getting a taste of what's in store for the 2022 world cup from the ticketing to hologram selfies with players. beyond sports projects for what's being called a smart city cats are is working to transform itself into a smart country to digitize and revolutionize the way transportation health care environment and logistics are managed. established businesses and startups from around the world are hoping to get a piece of the action for about is a 3 d. printing machine that's been modified to do gardening operations so you can use it to plant seeds it can do f

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don't think it'll be an exaggeration to say the atmosphere is a little different in johannesburg today as the team and the trophy have arrived back to a huge reception. milton nkosi's been there all day for us. what has it been like? the atmosphere here has been electric. hundreds of south africans turned out to support the springboks team which was arriving here on separate flights, first came the first lot and then came the captain and the coach. siya kolisi was travelling with the coach rassie erasmus when they arrived in the survival for the airport erupted. and that has been the atmosphere throughout the day. south africans came united like never before. helping that this win is not just about the scoreline never before. helping that this win is notjust about the scoreline on the football field but about the future of the country uniting a country that was divided throughout the years by racial segregation. so today the rugby team has arrived back and south africans are feeling incredibly joyous and happy. and i think celebrations will continue for the next few days as well. many

winning springboks of south africa were welcomed by a sea of supporters at our town where airport in johannesburg on tuesday thousands filled the airport to greet a south africa returning home after they defeated england 322122 win the world cup on saturday in japan the springboks had it if smiles as that countryman celebrated their return. well up next e.w. business reports on power outages in zambia as drought leaves hydroelectric plants high and dry you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website is e.w. dot com i'm 103 in berlin thanks for watching. i'm secure in the firearm. and in the end this isn't the you're not allowed to sting your rules and you. are you familiar with this. when the smugglers were lions of the of the.

in going $30.00 to $12.00 in the final in yokohama japan sparking celebrations across the country in johannesburg the celebrations cost south africa's racial divide as blacks and whites came together to hail the country's 3rd world cup win and there was joy in soweto township where the victory at special significance after a sea of closely became the 1st black captain to lift the trophy for south africa also known as the springboks. earlier i talked to d.w. correspondent adrian crease in capetown i asked him how important this rugby title is to south africans. absolutely maybe you can hear tooting people moving around celebrating motorcades moving around all over the place this was such an important victory for the country and in the end of the day quite clear when i'm just coming from one of the many props and boston with totally overcrowded today and the mood there was of course very good people told me that this is exactly what this country needed after weeks of rather negative news that economy xenophobic attacks this is finally something positive getting out of south africa and it is a reaso

thank you for the latest from johannesburg >>> despite england's loss, our next guest says the early start in daytime celebrations has been a well needed shot haven't quite recovered from the defeat on saturday. >> i still haven't recovered, i have to say. nice to see south africans celebrating. >> let's talk about the impact on the drinks industry rewind to one year ago was the football cup and gave a big boost to the uk economy. are we seeing something similar happen this time around? >> probably not quite as much, but it's great timing. normally after the summer and before the christmas time, it's not a great time for pubs. it's quite, quite quiet, so suddenly rugby has given people a real reason to go to pubs and go to pubs early in the morning. so england won in the quarterfinal and semifinal, very good excuse to stay on and celebrate and buy a lot of alcohol. so it's been a real shot in the arm definitely for the industry. >> when people go to the pub that early, i know the answer to this question, many people out there will drink beer 8, 9 in the morning, but i'm expecting a g

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access the emerging are is the executive director of the afro middle east center he joins me now from johannesburg good have you with us live on the program so what's sparked this arms ban because it could have been set into place a long time ago. it could have in fact in terms of southern africa has national conventional arms control act. should not have been able to purchase arms for years already because one of the conditions of the act is that we were not so to countries that violate human rights and deny basic freedoms which happens in saudi arabia all the time however that has kind of been overlooked despite the fact that there's been a civil society campaign in south africa for a few years to bring into question countries like saudi arabia and others purchasing our arms but 2 things i think over the past over the past year or so one is that last year there began lots of unhappiness in south africa civil society in particular about south africa not. not adhering to that act and not to dealing to a constitution by selling arms to a country where the arms are probably ending up in a conflict s

big celebrations in advance in johannesburg. there thank you. big celebrations in advance injohannesburg. there can only be one winner and it will be tense. it isa tense. it is a big day in south africa as it is here. you've been letting us know how you're preparing for the rugby world cup final this morning. could this be england's cutest fan? baby ethan from birmingham has been loving the world cup and is wearing his white babygro with pride. it's bacon ba ps all round in loraine's household in cheshire, where big rugby matches means a big family occasion. and look at mabel. and if mabel looks confused it's because someone has just told her they think south africa will be top dogs at the end of the final. and one family of england fans have been up since 6am. they tweeted. they are glued to the game. bless them. the parents said may be halloween treat, potentially. we are loving your pictures this morning. keep them coming. we will use more before 10am. we will keep you up—to—date with the score. the government has announced plans to suspe

are now dissipating we're going to sing still some close to clouds across much of that area but for johannesburg do expect to see attempted there of $34.00 degrees here on thursday dropping down to about $32.00 as we go towards friday and for durban a cloudy day at 22 degrees. dreams dawns and entertainments a way for people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the wards of this community 3 short films show how book moments creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity. a.j. selects on al-jazeera. the u.s. is a tipping point scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 near us the world's leaders fail to agree on a solution people are taking matters into their. top be talking about how to. put trying to suction to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people now it's ridiculous both drugs were to the people stores on al-jazeera. land. well again it's good to have you with us adrian fenty going to here in doha with the news from al-jazeera the headlines campaigning has officially

where we could see over the next couple of days and in particular into johannesburg damages a quite high we could get a thunderstorm and maybe just rain shot into it with a high of 31. the 1st hand glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake tears fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of a veteran white house correspondent what do you base your legs on the caesar down the press is not after trump is after the we're not the enemy of the people we are the people usa the current battleground whose truth is it anyway on. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. more to the picture from the inside. still i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. to most russian goals can be achieved not pieces of useful russia all knowledge is either. it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha with the news from al-jazeera the headlines iran has announced that it's taking another step away from the 2015

mica linker manus cranny is in johannesburg. great to see you and catch up again. that southssues africa is dealing with. what is the biggest one you will be talking about? >> it's the credibility gap. the political credibility in terms of dealing with changing this economy. .he financial credibility when i arrived in johannesburg yesterday, there were triumphant scenes. this is a nation gripped in the ecstasy of sporting victory. the reality of it is, do they have the political wherewithal to really stand up to the people who have put him in power? this is my barometer. three taxi journeys. three taxi drivers all talking to me about moody downgrading this country to junk and that this president should stand up to the structures and infrastructure and change. if they loseapital their investment grade status. three months to convince the reigning agency. i heard word on the street about your taxi driver misread index. i'm loving that. i was conduct and in that euphoria over the rugby over the weekend. things are tough. how tough is it from the numbers? how important

are now dissipating we're going to sing still some close to clouds across much of that area but for johannesburg do expect to see attempted there of $34.00 degrees here on thursday dropping down to about $32.00 as we go towards friday and for durban a cloudy day at $22.00 degrees. j oh you're at the mercy of the state but in the land of the free shareholders have a stake it is this profit motive that continues to interfere with adequate health care being provided to people who are detained and incarcerated across the country salt lines investigates how the outsourcing of health care in american jails is impacting the lives and deaths of those behind bars sick inside on al-jazeera. the u.s. is a tipping points are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders to agree on a solution. taking matters into their. own which is significant because it's one of the sounds that it kills people and it kills people now it's already getting both fronts with the people still on al-jazeera. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for going to here in doha with the news from 0 to 0

our correspondent milton nkosi is in johannesburg for us. he is waiting at the airport waiting for the team to arrive. that game was amazing, and watching the team left the web ellis trophy captured hearts and minds around the world. they will have an amazing reception? indeed. we are right inside the arrivals terminal at the main airport in johannesburg, the arrivals terminal at the main airport injohannesburg, the largest in south africa. just over there, where the sliding doors are opening, they already have a picture of the springboks and that is where passengers come through to the arrivals hall. you can see the small black platform, that is where the press co nfe re nces black platform, that is where the press conferences likely to be had and the speeches will be delivered there. they have asked people to come here in the numbers to welcome the springboks for making the country so proud. we hear that one of theirflight country so proud. we hear that one of their flight is delayed because they are expected to arrive in a staggered fashi

the hands of springbok captain sia katie see he along with vice captain andre palagi have arrived in johannesburg there addressing the media and people feel a waiting to get a glimpse of someone they consider a hero a very very exciting we've waited 12 years for this so this is an amazing amazing opportunity to be at stake i'm very proud of the speed walks and though champions i'm so proud of i'm proud to be sought after in the world cup win for the springboks is regarded as a triumph of the underdogs many members of the squad coming from difficult conditions and backgrounds in south africa really the story of south africa and overcoming the odds making it possible for south africans to dream big they say this is the time to celebrate see a police ian of the springboks watch members people who are representing the story of unity in south africa today. now this is a landmark pay deal that means the australian women's football team will now get paid the same as the men sorry the matildas and the socceroos will each take an equal split of revenue generated by the national teams and a new contract sy

the bbc went to meet him in johannesburg, whe he showed his collection of trophies. >> my name is simthandilets balala. i am seven years old. i play goland i want to become the best in the world. i have played 12 times the local tour, and won 8 times. you can see, champion, champipi, ch, champion, champion, champion, champion, champion! when i'm about to play, i feel very excited, buyou don't want to get too excited that you mess up. i whet on the course i have to focus and get my game right and play my best game and have fun. you have to practice practice practice, because you have to be different from the oers. that is how you win tournaments. you have to practice in the morning, practice in the afternoon. my dad tried me on diffespnt ts. tennis, cricket, soccer. and then there was golf. i decided with golf i had more talent. en i'm not playing golf i relax and i like my friends and play games. it would be cool one day if i have my own game. wod really like that. i want to be very successful, and i want to win the masters, pga tours, majors, the british ops, all those. do what i do, play golf

the youngster from johannesburg has been flying the flag for south africa as he acquired the global ranking of 1a in his age category and earned himself the nickname "sim tiger." 0ur colleagues at bbc africa have been to meet him. my name is simthandile tshabalala, i am seven years old. i play golf and i want to become the best in the world. so, i have played 12 times and i have won eight times. champion, champion, champion, champion... when i am about to play i feel very excited but you don't want to get too excited, then you will miss out. i am excited to play and then when i get onto the course i have to focus. get my game right and play my best and have fun. you have to practice, practice, practice because you have to be different from the others. that is how you win tournaments. you have to practice in the morning and the afternoon. this is my british kids one i won in england and i am very proud of this one. i came in the top five in 2019. so, my dad tried me on different sports, tennis, swimming, cricket, soccer and then there was golf so i decided that with golf i had more talent. i

africa team in their celebrations in 1905 our correspondent for me to miller watch the final unfold in johannesburg. have you found that i guess it just watched and it makes reading the web it was not being handed out you see nothing easy display club captain even young rhodes to see the springboks win the better the rugby world cup types know this is one fan and how excited are you reasserted was get out of there said it's amazing that so much as you can see. this really all has created so much unity within the country itself some amazing amazing thank you so that i would reconsider context 7 chris how happy they are above this is when it's been a tough call the country economically it's not doing well when it's been a lot of difficulties and tensions. have been looking to. come to bring light at the end of the tunnel. is a. c rare. dubroca deserves as we well look insane as does greed and gold some from bill. clinton said to the judge years ago it should come if you didn't have a t.v. there's a lot of the. fun will makes martial arts fighter khana mcgregor has been convicted of assaulting a man i

as the final whistle blew in yokohama, half a world away in johannesburg, the streets erupted in celebration. the people in the rainbow nation dancing and singing together. cheering. the south african fans who made the long trek to japan, it was also a moment of pure ecstasy. how's it feel? amazing, amazing, amazing! cheering. did you come herejust for this? yes! laughter. love it, love it! but we love the people here, also! cheering. huge disappointment here for england tonight, but what a night for south africa! and what a night forjapan, which has hosted this amazing world cup and now has thousands of new by cup and now has thousands of new rugby fans. these young japanese fa ns rugby fans. these young japanese fans look almost as excited as their new south african friends. before the world cup, they told me they had never watched a rugby match before. why do you like south africa? because they are an amazing team! that's why we love it! in yokohama and back in england, the faces of the fans sat in awe. the nation's by the fans sat in awe. the nation's rugby team had come so close, even d

they've already taken in pretoria, johannesburg, soweto, durban, east london and port elizabeth. thousands are expected to turn out to greet them in the capital. something you might have missed over the weekend was one of the strangest red cards you're likely to see. it came in the german bundesliga match between frieberg and frankfurt where frankfurt captain david abraham was sent off after shoulder barging the frieberg manager whilst he was standing in the dugout. he has since apologised and cleared the air with christian streich — who looked none too impressed with abra ham's forcefulness. just when you thought you'd seen it all! 0ne one of the subs was sent off in the melee as well. you can read the report on that and plenty more via our website, bbc.com/sport. check out the app too. but from me and the rest of the team, that is your monday sport briefing. let's go through what we have been discussing today, what amazon's head scientist to say about the future of alexa, it may be an interactive companion, may even walking around the home. is this a thrill or a threat? many

home and to the ordinary person whether they're in mumbai in edinburgh or in islamabad new delhi or johannesburg i'll put it. i would say those who are dealing with north korea are too predictable that's the way i would put it north korea can be perceived unpredictable but when you go to talk to a country that is testing the only country that is testing nuclear weapon in this 21st century and you don't put forward the framework that we all agreed internationally what do you expect people to think but north korea is also very concerned about its own you might say post nuclear security it feels that its sovereignty will be impinged weakened they will be invaded i mean how do you reassure people that that isn't the intention from the conversations you've been having with world leaders trust comes with respect. so if north korea filespec that they will feel trusted and then they will come to dialogue as it started but when you come to delhi it's all about give and take what is north korea getting out of the discussion that are happening so far. they feel insecure what can we bring on the table to ma

mandela really showed his kind of conciliatory element of his character with that great performance in in johannesburg and what will make this extra special for south africa if they can somehow do it is they have a 1st male black captain c. of police e now he has come from a very humble background he was actually born a day after the apartheid laws were 1st repealed in south africa in 1901 and he comes from a tentative and he said i would love to lift that world cup trophy to show young black men from the townships that they can achieve anything in the modern south africa even with all the economic and political problems that have been of late so as a fairy tale sporting fairy tale neutrals may well want so that's good to win but if you're talking pure rugby into the better side and if they can pull of the southern hemisphere slam as it's being called that's beating australia new zealand and then south africa that is something very very special all right. thank you. well the public spat over the location of take years an impact marathon next year has finally been resolved turkey has reluctantly agreed

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. richard ascombe has all the sport. hello and thanks forjoining us. lewis hamilton has won his sixth formula one world title making him the second most successful driver of all time. about half an hour ago he finished second in the us grand prix behind his mercedes team—mate valterri botas to clinch the title. 0nly michael schumacher, with seven world titles has won more than hamilton. and his recent record suggests that total is well within reach. this is his third world crown in a row. and his fifth in six years. bayern munich have sacked manager niko kovac after a poor run of form for the german champions. the decision follows saturday's 5—1 defeat at eintracht frankfurt, which leaves bayern fourth in the bundesliga, four points behind leaders borussia monchengladbach. the former croatia midfielder had been in charge sincejuly 2018, leading bayern to a league—and—cup double last season. to the premier league, where there was a horrific injury to everton's andre gomes in their 1—1 draw with spurs. the portug

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for you and these are live pictures from johannesburg airport where south africa's rugby world cup champions have returned home to a hero's welcome 3 days now since they beat england 3212 in the final in japan everyone they're still waiting though for to see a clearly see the 1st black captain to lift the trophy hoping he'll be arriving shortly. in the meantime we've got inside story for you. it's being cold apocalyptic india is suffering unprecedented levels of their pollution with warnings of consequences for people's health but what exactly is causing pollution there and across the region and what's being done to tackle this is inside story. but i want to welcome to the program i'm darren jordan india's top coach says new delhi's choking every year and blames the state government for failing to cut pollution the problem is so bad schools have been shut flights diverted and a public health emergency declared some experts say breathing the city's a is as bad as smoking 50 cigarettes a day and that's not just in the capital the world health organization says 13 other indian cities are mung t

on the programme: the springboks get a hero‘s welcome as the rugby world cup winners arrive back in johannesburg. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear. the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and student leaders have threatened that should the americans attempt rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyageri is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms, or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is newsday on the bbc. i‘m rico hizon in singapore. i‘m kasia madera i