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A sausage tree? because it is for the sausages. these grow on here? yes, yes. like up there. wow! yeah! no wonder it is called the sausage tree! mmm. do you ever think about what happens next, when international tourism does come back and these resorts lift their prices again? will the kenyans be pushed out? it will not be fair to the kenyan market. they will need to consistently maintain that package that they are giving them during the hard times. they also have options of looking for the hote...

Generations as well, so that the future generations know that all of us abide by the law and that none of us is above the law. you yourself have been heavily criticised by people inside the anc and also the affiliated trade union movement cosatu because of the way youve spoken out on financial governance issues. not so much in south africa, but there were some infamous tweets you made about the relationship between the president of zambia and the chief of his central bank. and as a result of tho...

George floyd describing a positive and constructive meeting with the president and vice president. lets talk with the implications and ramifications of his death and the campaign which is notjust a camping in the united states but vivid and remains alive issue here in the uk as well. went to from him on, she joined a black lives matter march spontaneously, really, but has organised her own protests including the likes of madonna. thank you very much for speaking to us today of all days. its a da...

Nothing about the new guidance until last night. mps say ministers must urgently clarify their advice, saying no announcement about the updated guidance was a recipe for confusion and uncertainty. but the department of health says guidance was needed to encourage people to take an extra cautious approach when meeting others or travelling in areas hit hardest by the new variant, first identified in india. aruna iyengar, bbc news. today is the first anniversary of the death of george floyd — the...

Contact, but simply offering more options. its about giving people that choice. were trying to give people the skills and the access to the devices and the connectivity, which are all challenges that we face. but if we can encourage people to give it a go so they can see what its like to use it if they need to. do you think this is something youre going to continue with in the future, even after lockdown and the pandemic is over? no doubt about it, no doubt about it. yeah, ill keep on using it. ...

Must have their mind examined. the structural nature of unemployment in south africa has to do with the structural changes in the south african economy. and the fact that the primary sector, ie agriculture, mining, have changed, even the manufacturing sector has changed. so agriculture and mining, for example, each one contributes about 5% to the share of gdp. and manufacturing, both light manufacturing and heavy manufacturing, are about 18% of gdp. the rest of it is the treacherous sector, whet...

I have very close working relationships with members of the national executive committee of the anc, the general secretary of cosatu and also the other leaders of cosatu, the leaders of the south african communist party. we have differences from time to time, and i think one thing that is very unique about me, if i mightjust say something about myself, i call a spade a spade and not a big spoon. and if you call a spade a spade, you are going to get into trouble from time to time. but i like and ...

I am genuinely delighted to hear that youre about to get vaccinated, but the trouble is, you will then be part of the roughly 1% of your population that has received a dose of vaccine. your vaccination roll—out has not been as fast as, say, senegal, ghana, kenya, zimbabwe, botswana. you are the richest nation in the continent of africa. i come back to the basic question, why are you failing? well, were not failing at all. we have very strict health regulatory requirements in south africa. we b...

Saying is not all schools are teaching our rounded black history in their schools, i can point to welsh labour, who are already doing this and they will introduce their curriculum this year in september, which is a huge step forward. nobody should be leaving school without having really studied or any literary black author. the slave trade is just one example of how we can really broaden out our diverse curriculum. it is very important to reflect on those that have gone before us and have made s...

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