nelson mandela is known to have wanted ramaphosa to succeed him as president. as the a.n.c. chief negotiator ramaphosa worked with the old regime to draft south africa's first post apartheid constitution he has a strong reputation and is considered pro-business so many were shocked when he announced that he too would support the expropriation of land without compensation . this division or. its time has come it cannot be our voice. we can work around no way for. among the measures that we are going to use to absolutely it's the distribution over that of it's procreation without compensation. and it's not just the white business community that's concerned we've come to a bakery in pretoria this is exactly the kind of initiative that amc is keen to promote a successful business run by black entrepreneurs. two sisters took a seat on the long go and. set up a company three years ago called cake world the end sees move towards a more hard line position is the cause of great concern to them. they're worried about the future of the country's economy and the potential impact on all

the bric summit is ramaphosa his first appearance on the international stage he's joined by the leaders of china russia india and brazil in johannesburg at a time of international upheaval after all we present forty one percent of the world population twenty two percent of g.d.p. eighteen percent of trade at this point in time i think the international border is being challenged. the confidence in the order in the stablished ordered is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to fear for its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. where organizations like brics are becoming more and more important the seems as the world is looking for alternatives to the u.s. market which is increasingly being sealed off by the u.s. president as brilliant ellis fungo those covering this summit in south africa for us and on the phonic i would

so when cyril ramaphosa was sworn into office many hoped this would be the start of a new era. he made ending the cycle of corruption his number one priority we. knew this is the big that's. why people. consume. and even from that who. own to justice. began his political career as one of the founding members of the mine workers union. nelson mandela is known to have wanted rahm opposed to succeed him as president. as the a.n.c. chief negotiator ramaphosa worked with the old regime to draft south africa's first post apartheid constitution he has a strong reputation and is considered pro-business so many were shocked when he announced that he too would support the expropriation of land without compensation . this. it's time has come it's currently our voice. we can order on our way for. among the measures that we are going to use tracks eliminates the distribution over their. lives procreation without compensation. and it's not just the white business community that's concerned we've come to a bakery in pretoria this is exactly the kind of initiative that amc is keen to promote a

south african presidents a real ramaphosa has also been currying favor with investors since the swearing in in february. including china's pledge he secured thirty five billion dollars all together. the brics summit is ramaphosa his first appearance on the international stage he's joined by the leaders of china russia india and brazil in johannesburg at a time of international upheaval. after all we present forty one percent of the world population twenty two percent of g.d.p. eighteen percent of trade at this point in time i think the international border is being challenged. the confidence in the order in the stablished ordered is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for him its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. greece has begun three days of national mourning for the victims of the country's worst fire di

south african presidents a real ramaphosa has also been currying favor with investors since the swearing in in february. including china's pledge he secured thirty five billion dollars all together. the brics summit is ramaphosa his first appearance on the international stage he's joined by the leaders of china russia india and brazil in johannesburg at a time of international upheaval. after all we represent forty one percent of the world population twenty two percent of g.d.p. eighteen percent of trade at this point in time i think the international border is being challenged. the confidence in the order in the stablished order it is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for me its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. it's been a difficult day for fear chrysler today it mourned the death of longtime c.e.o. ser

private own land but the white owned land in south africa and you heard the statements by president ramaphosa these are identical statements that the government of something bob weigh in acted to ensure that they won their political base over the very difficult and challenging outcome economic conditions that that country faced and so while the elections are still more than six months away the pressure is on the run for the post administration and the and the economic african national congress to ensure that fees policy pronouncements are in acted sooner rather than later. could there be potential of serious for now two dimensions zimbabwe in that case did result in land grabs. absolutely you have seen already land grabs take place in multiple provinces across south africa but the followed certainly is already seen in confidence degrading in the in the roma posted ministration and the macro economy of south africa you have seen private domestic investors and foreign investors raise the requirements that they need in order to receive the returns that they expect in south africa right now but c

to mama graÇa machel, members of the mandela family, the machel family, to president ramaphosa who you can see is inspiring new hope in this great country -- cheers and applause] - professor, doctor, istinguished guests, to mama sisulu and the sisulu family, to the people of south africa -- cheers and applause] -- it is a singular honor for me to be here with all of you as we gather to celebrate the birth and life of one of history's true giants. let me begin by a correction. [laughter] and a few confessions. the correction is that i am a very good dancer. [laughter] i just want to be clear about hat. michelle is a little better. the confessions. number one, i was not exactly nvited to be here. i was ordered in a very nice way to be here by graÇa machel. [applause] confession number two. i forgot my geography and the fact that right now it's winter in south africa. [laughter] i didn't bring a coat, and this morning i had to send somebody out to the mall because i am wearing long johns. [laughter] was born in hawaii. confession number three. when my staff told me that i was to deliver

i mean, ramaphosa was popular, but come on. (laughter.) plus he was a young - he was too young. had he chose, madiba could have governed by executive fiat, unconstrained by check and balances. but instead, he helped guide south africa through the drafting of a new constitution, drawing from all the institutional practices and democratic ideals that had proven to be most sturdy. mindful of the fact that no single individual possesses a monopoly on wisdom. no individual - not mandela, not obama - are entirely immune to the corrupting influences of absolute power, if you can do whatever you want and everyone's too afraid to tell you when you're making a mistake. no one is immune from the dangers of that. mandela understood this. he said, "democracy is based on the majority principle. this is especially true in a country such as ours where the vast majority have been systematically denied their rights. at the same time, democracy also requires the rights of political and other minorities be safeguarded. he understood it's not just about who has the most votes. it's also about the ci

organization that defends the interests of white farmers in the country a south african president several ramaphosa assured the community that they should not view of the so-called blind reform as a threat or a reason to pack and leave. all thanks for joining us here and also international on this day play ball stories to come your way at the top of the hour. tomorrow there may not be any maybe bacterial life and may not be anything but i think it's probably the some intelligent life out there and certainly from now we can you can send a robot to interact with some other species out there. that's good but survival guide book states if you're going to start at least. be sure it's there you don't get it. oh no this is a repatriation team look at the rescue seventy years. bill of the century you guys are worth. you know world big partners through a lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to get the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to

on in south africa for the term warmer climes there are talks between south africa's president cyril ramaphosa and china ping seem to have been fruitful the two leaders met in pretoria to discuss business relations china will reportedly invest fourteen point seven billion dollars in south africa to take active measures to expand imports from africa's most industrialized economy china's president xi jinping is in africa for this week's brics summit in johannesburg south africa she's the third stop on the continent after visiting senegal and wonder as to is meant to further strengthen economic ties china is a ready africa's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. and thing isn't the only leader of a brick economy currently visiting africa india prime minister narendra modi is it's been seen as an important move towards reconciliation forty six years since asians were expelled from the country. a moment that shocked the world august one nine hundred seventy two uganda's president. orders all asians to leave uganda. most of them were of indian origin

an organization defending the interests of farmers in the country the south african president cyril ramaphosa reassured the community they shouldn't view the so-called land reform as a threat or as a reason to leave the country that's it for myself or the team here at our teachers to get twenty five minutes for the latest news headlines. right we're all set to start in five yes to the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about no fly just didn't right after the arse explorers what do you put it there to. record. to say black people know. how they illustrate. welcome to sophie until i'm seriously sherrick not said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our gas this move good luck that. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education it's high education is becoming just another product that can be bullshit and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business there where you good. luck with this also the kind of fellow we couldn't. want is the plac

in the meantime south african president cyril ramaphosa said the landrieu form should not be seen as a threat and called on boas to study. and that brings us right up to date me for the latest news headlines in half an hour. tomorrow there may not be any kind of i mean and maybe bacterial life and may not be any intelligent but if you think it's probably the sometimes life out there and certainly from now we can you can send off a robot to interact with some other species out there. i remember the first time we tried to ask.

push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land from white families without compensation cyril ramaphosa says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution to deal with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters the issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa with some pointing to zimbabwe's economic collapse of the language. from opposes move is likely to appeal to his base as of elections next year. there was embarrassment for venezuela's ruling socialist party when the lights went out during its national congress meeting the other guests were raising their hands to reelect president nicolas maduro as party leader one may were plunged into darkness and they were later blamed it on sabotage pointing out that the power company didn't affect the rest of the hotel after just have become increasingly common in the country's economic crisis. meanwhile former governor and venezuelan opposition candidate. says the flatlining economy could soon force president roger wrote to the negotiating table says he's optimistic antigovernment groups and civilians are

president ramaphosa to the american people to say what the endgame here. was the endgame with some of these policies? guy with a pretty short attention span. i think he wants to get some of his stuff out there and then throw it back in and resolve the quickly. whether it is part of a long-term secular play that we want short-term pain for this longer-term gain, i think he owes it to the american people to get up at a lectern and let us know. we are waiting for those jpmorgan figures to come in. volatility you like and you like the good kind of toatility, investors want know if trading gains could persist for the rest the year. once your take on it? we are in a stealth correction. the s&p is up two or 3% this year. if we can continue to plot along and deliver mid single-digit this year the s&p against the backdrop of 20%, that's a win-win. we want to get fundamentals back and my -- back in line with prices. best way to do it is tread water and let fundamentals catch up. francine: how much to trade concerns hit banks in financials? the trade to me, anyone in