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of course also remembered nelson mandela, the great fighter against apartheid, who is highly reveredsouth africa, even quoted him, the series itself romofos said that at that meeting he mentioned nelson mandela's statement that he always insisted on pacification, and if you want to achieve peace in the country, let's do it unconditionally, sit down and talk, this is exactly the advice sirial ramofos gave to vladimir zelensky. khramtsova. fsb officers detained a local resident in donetsk on suspicion in state changes. as reported by the department, the woman repeatedly transferred money to finance ukrainian militants. how is the fight against traitors and saboteurs going - found out. 20, years on how this man from tatarstan, he was preparing for sabotage, planned to attack one of the factories in kazan with a drone by order of the sbu, a resident of the amur region was also taken into custody, according to the fsb, he established contact with the ukrainian special services and committed sabotage on the trans-siberian railway section, then planned to leave for ukraine, wanted to join t

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along with nelson mandela, he helped to negotiate a peaceful agreement and steer the country towardsdemocracy. this time around, he finds himself in another room with tough negotiations expected, in a meeting with the us's donald trump. but let's get one thing clear, mr ramaphosa has said he is no amateur to the game, that he brings some skills that help equalise things in the oval office. he is hoping to not only broke a trade deal between the us and south africa, one that could benefit both countries, but is also hoping to try and thaw recently frosted relations between the two nations. mr trump has made no secret of his displeasure around south africa's on palestine. he has also repeatedly dug deep on claims that white south africans are under a genocide in south africa, claims that land is being seized with no compensation, something that pretoria has repeatedly denied. so make no mistake, this meeting has tension baked in. but mr ramaphosa is hoping to use appeals to his advantage this gathering. he is the current chair of the g20. countries in the g20, some of whom have complai

along with nelson mandela, he helped to negotiate a peaceful agreement and steer the country towardsdemocracy. this time around, he finds himself in another room with tough negotiations expected in a meeting with the us's donald trump. but let's get one thing clear. mr ramaphosa has said he is no amateur to the game, that he brings some skills that could help equalise things in the oval office. he is hoping to not only broker a trade deal between the us and south africa, one that could benefit both countries, but is also hoping to try and thaw recently frosty relations between the two nations. mr trump has made no secret of his displeasure around south africa's stance on palestine. he's also repeatedly dug deep on claims that white south africans are under a genocide in south africa, claims that land is being seized with no compensation, something that pretoria has repeatedly denied. so make no mistake, this meeting has tension baked in. but mr ramaphosa is hoping to use something else to his advantage at this gathering. he is the current chair of the g20. countries in the g20, some

it's 31 years since nelson mandela's, an organization is presidents of south africa, rogatories or violence is the only means depending upon the date system back to by brittany, usa and israel mandela visited here in dubai. and i go to interview in here, but next week it will be the turn of donald trump is visit to this region, coinciding with not quite de, commemorating the 1948. that's the cleansing law of historic palestine. joining me now from jerusalem is the president of the jury some sense of security and foreign affairs. he's also the co host of the punk cause. i'm at least and inside his view and from the secretary general of the world, jewish congress, doctor, dan duyka, a pleasure to be with you option down as being 5 years know much as out and then those 5 years clearly know a lot has happened and of course it just in the past week and people are watching this. we don't know what's happening between india and pakistan, whether that's going to be even worse than it has been in the mid portion of this week. and because of, well, the seeing the global south, certainly the celebrati

it's 31 years since nelson mandela's and organization is president of south africa. rob teresa violence is the only means dependent upon the date system backed by brittany, usa and israel mandela visited here in dubai. and i go to interview in here, but next week it will be the turn of donald trump is visit to this region, coinciding with not collab day, commemorating the 1948. that's the cleansing all of historic palestine. joining me that from jerusalem is the president of the jerusalem sensitive and security and part of his he's also the co host of the pond cause i'm at least an inside his view and from the secretary general of the world, jewish congress, doctor van dyke, a pleasure. to be with you option dan is being 5 years no, much as out and then those 5 years clearly know a lot has happened and of course it.

it's 31 years since nelson mandela's organization is presidents of south africa. rob theresa will violence is the only means dependent upon the date system back by brittany usa and israel mandela visited here in dubai. and i go to interview in here, but next week it will be the title.

the great nelson mandela, who taught us how to create peace, to make peace.were imparting some of those lessons to him, those learnings. i specifically mentioned to him that this is how nelson mandela taught us, that when you want to help with peace, do it on an unconditional basis, sit down and talk. that's what they will do. >> president trump: i look to see what happens. there is a lot of hatred, a lot of deaf. it is a bloodbath. >> president ramaphosa: it is, unfortunately. >> president trump: i get the satellite pictures of that field, that killing field. you never saw anything like it in your life. it's a horrible thing that goes on. i think we have made big progress. [reporter crosstalk] go ahead. no, not you. right here. go ahead, please. >> reporter: what are you expecting? are you expecting this involvement? >> president trump: on which case? speech of the international -- justice. >> president trump: i don't expect anything, to be honest. i really don't. they have got a case, there is a lot of anger there, tremendous anger. i don't expect anything.

in front of nelson mandela house, my grandfather, nelson mandela, devoted his life to a fight for freedom. and because of this, i understand rushing. i understand why these 2, the same advocates of moscow, i understand why they fought tooth and nail for sudden got and i understand why against or on the bechtel all the way to building to crash those one pitch to pets . and, you know, face them. russians forge for their freedom and for the rights to leave and the one . and for that, let me see 56 today, your victory and the great faith realtor quoted was not yours alone. it was a victory for all humanity, although it came with the dire cost, with millions of lives lost. many cities destroyed, the defense of your nation showed the world, the resilience of the russian people. and the end of the field is over at the rising expansion as far as the was going out of europe at the time today. that comes later. we understand, all right, that is to preserve the memory of those events. i believe egypt and russia as always, will remain to spend together in the defense of truth justice and sutherland a

we were taught by nelson mandela that whenever there are problems, people need to sit down around the table and talk about them. and this is precisely what we would also like to talk about, including of course trade matters, investment matters." so the issues that concern you as the united states, those are all deaths, yeah, in many ways, i mean one one should say you are a partner, partner of south africa and you are raising concerns and these are concerns that we are willing to talk to you about. let me just add quickly, you know, the criminality that we are expect experiencing in our country needs. had a lot of technological capability and in one of our areas in south africa we're using us technology which is able to in many ways identify where shootings are happening and all that and i'd like to talk about that because there is support that we can get from you and the united states to help us deal with all these acts of criminality and that is what i believe partnership is all about and we are. here as a partner so that we can help each other uh whenever there are challenges, so i

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ronie kwady, a professor of economics at nelson mandela university in south africa. dr. roni, welcome to the program. i want to begin by something i just read a bit earlier on the call to restructure debt, by experts on this. it sounds easy on paper, but it clearly isn't. that's why this conference is happening. just walk us through some of the barriers that african nations are facing, getting a handle on this det is. yes, you know, african nations are most of them are indebted because these countries the battle to generate revenue most the work done in these countries are much more in the informal sector, therefore the government doesn't have sufficient a base to draw tax and revenue and they end up running into a short fall and they must go and make these loans and i always say that the loan. itself is not a problem, the problem is how you utilize that loan if you are having a loan and there's no growth strategy in that country then you are really going to suffer because you must pay back that loan together with each service, i mean in terms of learning lessons, are th

it's 31 years since nelson mandela's. an organization is president of south africa robberies or violence as the only means, depending upon the right system, backed by brittany, usa and israel mandela visited here in dubai. and i go to interview in here, but next week it will be the turn of donald trump is visit to this region, coinciding with not collab day, commemorating the 1948. that's the cleansing all of historic palestine. joining me now from jerusalem is the president of the jury's incentive and security and foreign affairs. he's also the co host of the bug cause i'm at least and inside his view and fullness equity general of the world. jewish congress. doctor dan duyka, pleasure to be with you option dan is being 5 years. no, much as out and then those 5 years clearly know a lot has happened and of course it just in the past week and people are watching this. we don't know what's happening between india and pakistan, whether that's going to be even worse than it has been in the mid portion of this week. and because

it's 31 years since nelson mandela's, an organization is president of south africa robberies or violence is the only means depending upon the date system backed by brittany, usa and israel mandela visited here in dubai. and i go to interview in here, but next week it will be the turn of donald trump is visit to this region, coinciding with not quite de, commemorating the 1948. that's the cleansing all of historic palestine. joining me now from jerusalem is the president of the jury some sense of security and part of as he's also the co host of the board, cause i'm at least and inside his view and fullness equity general of the world. jewish congress, doctor, them duyka a pleasure to be with you option down as being 5 years know much is out and then those 5 years clearly know a lot has happened and of course it just in the past week and people are watching this. we don't know what's happening between india and pakistan, whether that's going to be even worse than it has been in the mid portion of this week. and because of, well, the seeing the global south, certainly the celebrations in mo

ramaphosa: you know, we were lucky because nelson mandela taught us how to create and make peace so we were imparting some of those lessons and some of those learnings. and i specifically mentioned to him that this is how nelson mandela taught us that when you want to have a piece in a country, do it on an unconditional basis, that down and talk. and that is precisely what i am sure. pres. trump: we will see what happens. there is a lot of hatred and a lot of death. it is a bloodbath. pres. ramaphosa: unfortunately. pres. trump: i get the satellite pictures of the killing field. you never saw anything like it. it is a horrible thing that it goes on. and we have made progress. go ahead. >> i wanted to ask mr. president from south africa, what are you expecting on the icj case? are you expecting them to drop that? pres. trump: i do not expect anything, to be honest, i really do not. i do not know. they have a lot of anger there, tremendous anger. i do not expect anything. we will have a ruling and who knows what it will be. >> on the subject of gaza, are you going to be speaking to prime

and i specifically mentioned to him, this is how nelson mandela taught us, when you want to have the peace in a country, do it on an unconditional basis, sit down and talk. that's precisely what i'm sure he's going to be doing. pres. trump: we'll see what happens. there's a lot of hatred. a lot of death. it's a bloodbath. pres. ramaphosa: unfortunate. pres. trump: i get the satellite pictures of that field, of that killing field. never saw anything like it in your life. horrible thing. i think we've made big progress. reporter: what are you expecting on the icjk? are you expecting south africa to drop that? pres. trump: which case? >> international criminal justice. pres. trump: i don't expect anything, to be honest. i don't know. they've got -- the case, there's a lot of anger there. tremendous anger. i don't expect anything. we'll see what happens. we'll have a ruling. who knows what the ruling is going to mean. reporter: mr. president, are you going to be speaking to prime minister netanyahu about israel's renewed offensive? there are concerns in european countries, the pope expre

i think president ramaphosa used to be the chief negotiator for nelson mandela. and he told me last week, i learned at the feet of nelson mandela, if we have an issue, we talk about it. and he brought his most diplomatic self. he was not ready for the multimedia ambush that he received there. because of this one misunderstanding of this land expropriation without compensation law. and i think the videos kind of helped sidetrack that, because the videos show julius malema, the far left opposition leader, talking about kill the boer, kill the farmer. now, this is a historical anti-apartheid song that many black south africans grew up singing, and they saw it as a not a literal call to kill the farmers, but as a song against white supremacy. he also saw former president jacob zuma make some statements in that video. and finally, this video of supposedly 1000 farmers who had been killed after their land has been seized. president trump explicitly told ramaphosa, you're taking their land and many of them are getting executed. and president ramaphosa said, we're not do

an election observer in 1994, the first democratic election in south africa, where the anc and nelson mandeland others that were more radical then that. they ran against. ramaphosa comes out of the mandela school of thought and the anc. they repudiate killing anybody and they certainly repudiate the whole question of going after white farmers. it was that party that went for reconciliation and faced criticism for it. so this is something that wouldn't take a lot of research for trump to understand. he's lecturing a man that forgave people, that put them in jail for being in their own country. and that said, let us have harmony, nelson mandela going to soccer games. i mean, this is the exact opposite of what it was. so this bogus confrontation yesterday plays to the worst elements. if the president is concerned about people being killed and he should be based on whatever. >> he. >> doesn't have to go to africa. go right below florida, to haiti, where we're seeing every day people being killed by gangs. those people don't matter. get refugee status to haitians. give refugee status to people. >>

nelson mandela is credited with sometimes it falls upon a generation to be great. the time is now, now for your generation to be that generation. it is vital that each of you recognize the following two passages to hear me. you must recognize the following two passages. we, the nine people of the niceties to form a perfect union establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the gentle welfare of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. to ordain and establish this constitution for the united states of america. and secondly, we hold these truths to be self-evident. that all men are created equal. they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. among these are lights, liberty, and the pursuit of happyness. then to secure these rights deriving their just powers from the government. most of you will probably know this hopefully, the first is the preamble to our constitution. which the nation was founded yes this nation was founded on an idea is what separates us from every other nation on this planet. if you b

i love quotes one of my favorites by nelson mandela, may your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears. it is an honor for me too be on stage today. thank you to the president, board of regents, i'm getting a degree that i was on the road to when i signed my michigan letter of intent a long, long, long time ago. it's actually a relief because i started worrying my kids would get a degree before me. [laughter] they are seven, six, three, and two. but let's be fair took a slight detour to fulfill my lifelong dream of playing baseball for the new york yankees. [applause] [cheering] before i go any further let me say i am humbled to be among today's honorary degree recipients who distinguish themselves as philanthropy and science and medicine for an opportunity to spend a little time with them last night. your accomplishments are nothing short of remarkable. [cheering] no comment to the graduates whoe are here to celebrate, not just for your past accomplishments but for those that are still ahead. you are all remarkable in unique ways as well. but hear me when i say that you're not ready-m

. >> if it was someone from politics for me, it would be nelson mandela. and i think we're actually now looking at that now, is how do you create a nation, a rainbow nation, where there is some sense of reconciliation and not dwelling on the past, but creating a future that goes forward? i find that quite fascinating. interesting for a man that spent that much time in jail, could easily have come out and just blamed it on a massacre, but instead thought, let's bring the nation together, utilise things like sports and create an identity for the country and move forward. south africa is not great at the moment. i would never say it is, but he did something. >> i�*m going to tell you a funny >> i'm going to tell you a funny story. >> about people. >> about people. >> together that was told to me by a very good friend of mine who sadly, is no longer with us, margaret mcdonough. she when he was released just after she was because she was the leader, the general manager of the labour party and then went on to be a baroness. she was tasked with entertaining nelso

and i especially noted that this is how nelson mandela taught us that if you want to establish peacea country, then do it unconditionally, sit down and talk, and this is exactly what i. i am sure he will hear, well, let's see what comes of it? according to the american wall street journal, the information was confirmed by the president of finland stup, then already in mid -june in the vatican there may be a new round of direct negotiations between russia and ukraine. trump communicated with european leaders and hinted: if russia does not agree to a truce, additional sanctions may be introduced, but already on monday he changed his rhetoric again, sanctions on... still does not make concessions, what should we do? in fact, in these negotiations only two people really decide, donald trump and vladimir putin. if putin does not want to negotiate, trump has two options: the good way or the bad way. the good way. putin agrees, signs the peace agreement, everyone goes about their business. russia, you trade, relations with us are normalized, and you have excellent economic prospects, or tru

there are forces that are fanning flames of racial hatred, going against legacy of nelson mandelaism of genocide. >> it is semantics, blood is blood, the fact is that community in south africa, this farming community knows they are were a really violence threat. the violence has taken place, get away from word play, get to what shaping there is a -- what is happening there, there is a campaign there to seize the land, murder those who want to stay and force the people out of the country. so the president is right to put a spotlight on that, hopefully by putting that spotlight on it, they can prevent something worse. elizabeth: you put it well, steve forbes, appreciate you so much. >> thank you. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdon, please don't forget to dvr us, time are in "the bottom line," right now, dagen and david, take it away. dagen: thank you, so much, emac. elizabeth: you got it. >> this vote, yeas 215, and n

the my grandfather nelson mandela was antonia that is an advocate icon of liberty, sion justice and pen. after tenants and brenda taught us the power of forgiveness, transforming a nation to a peace and unity, he saw his fight, i guess, in justice and oppression. and sometimes again, as a part of it drove a struggle. in the face of colonialism, emulation has divisions. the task on that his memo did by force of the new continent of compassion inclusions. anybody issue a place where after pins concise in clinton beach, typically 10 good. this is all continent. the future is now in the, [000:00:00;00] the ukraine strikes residential areas in lost as goose regions leaving 10 people when that now moscow spots deputy void to they do any specific details are to you that you have is not interested in these kind of just following the west but order they have been receiving instructions from west some countries for quite some periods of time to do it. so they will also send them to the link to set that before that to grade is nothing but that ride with me with a company around by the west, the ch

should be restructured to more favourably suit black south africans, saying that the government of nelson mandela over the years had not done enough to tilt the power balance. so he is incredibly divisive in south africa. a lot of people have said, and perhaps is the reason, why his party is not in government currently. and the other clip was of former president jacob zuma, who went on after he was sacked from the african national congress, went on to form a political party. that political party did fairly well in the in the recent elections here. so he does have a following, but again, he's also a party that isn't, um, that isn't part of the current government. those two parties remain in opposition politics. the president going to great lengths there in that interaction with president trump, trying to say that each of the policies or the views expressed in those two clips are not part of the policies followed by south africa, that, if anything, the thing that their party has advocated for over the years was working together across racial lines. and this would perhaps explain why you had a mixed

cyril romaf quoted the following words of nelson mandela: if you want to achieve peace in a country, do this unconditionally, sit down and talk, and i am sure, romafos emphasized, that this is what he will listen to. elizaveta khramtsova, ivan chepurna, anton dadykin, vesti washington, usa. well, now to the belgorod region, there the border town of shibekina is returning to peaceful life, roads are being restored and those destroyed after attacks by ukrainian drones. to houses, the danger of strikes, of course, still remains, here alexander korobov observed the work of builders in difficult conditions. metal gates fence all in characteristic holes, it is already difficult to figure out where the old ones are and where the new ones. this house has been hit by enemy shells more than once. now the builders are re-laying the metal tiles. a boom lift would speed up the work, but in the conditions of the drone threat, it is too risky. the equipment attracts increased attention from the enemy. therefore , the builders work manually, the first arrival was, i think, back in the fall, we were

we accepted it, we were lucky because we had the great nelson mandela, who taught us, how to create peace achieve it, so we passed on to zelensky some of these lessons, some of this knowledge, and i specifically noted that this is how nelson mondela taught us, that if you want to establish peace in a country, then do it unconditionally, sit down and talk, and that is exactly what i am sure he will hear, well, let's see what comes out of it, everything, trump talked to european if russia leaders and hinted: does not agree to a ceasefire, additional sanctions may be imposed, but already on monday he has changed his rhetoric again, he is not ready to impose sanctions yet, but prefers to move on to negotiations between russia and ukraine as soon as possible. at the technical level in the vatican. trump intends to delegate secretary of state rubio and special representative kelag to the meeting. rubio confirmed that the parties russia and ukraine are preparing a memorandum on the cessation of hostilities. we hope to reach a peace agreement. it is difficult, but still, in the coming days, russi

he was the chief negotiator for nelson mandela's anc party when they ended apartheid.has done lots of deals and he was prepared for this. he told me last week before this meeting that he learned at the feet of nelson mandela. and you saw that in the white house. but he brought his own white south african successful entrepreneurs, his agriculture minister, a billionaire, johann rupert, who said this to president trump. >> we have too many deaths. but it's across the board. >> it's not only. >> white farmers. >> it's across. >> the board. >> and we need. >> technological help. we need starlink at every little police station. >> so he's saying violent crime affects everyone in south africa, which is true and true. elon musk born there about starlink. the headline here is that we have looked into these claims of white genocide and found none between april and december 2024, there were 36 farm murders, and only seven of them were farmers. so across the total number of murders in south africa, this is 0.2% of them. >> in a story where context is key. we're so glad to have yo

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a former cultural advisor to nelson mandela went head to head on the heated issue of land ownership in south africa. i think it's very important to point out that these kinds of every gun that does not mitigate the fact that is also racial discrimination, i think is very easy to test if there is racial discrimination, it's quite easy to look at. and they disliked the framework in south africa with this 142 laws by sunrise. more than that, everybody. and so that's really good stuff is from crime. but not everybody gets messages written in blood in the crime scene. think killed the killed the pharma, not everyone is tens of thousands of people chanting for their demise and the most violent ways, these disproportionate violent torture against a pharmacy in south africa. as also more than that is also the idea that the uh, the conflict then goes around to displacement, displacing people from that rightful property and denying a specific group of people that people think on the people. the right to exist. also the can, the equality before the law, and we had a non break shot into non sexist

so during a party, it was a struggle song when the african national congress, the party of nelson mandela, was in a liberal ration role with the a party to government overall. and so that's what it is not being used. so that's why this entire campaign, we call it to dislike. just information continue will never go to south africa's events and find that this is a song that is popular. that is being sung. the is one person in the i really for me is a donald trump and the person who insists on seeing that. so i actually similar incurred to belligerent comparative use inciteful language and rick rick, and really no decorum. that's the style of jesus. my lima. a very young fire print . well, not very young, but he joined politics as a teenager, he was a youth leader in south africa. he wasn't even day during the struggle. he was a child's during the struggle. so you know, there's no way that you would have such an attachment to the song, but to use the search to stay. and the more people criticize him, the more he's things that he's potty was launched in 2014. it is a 11 year old party that go