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Sense as they have done throughout this pandemic, and to make decisions about how best to protect themselves and their loved ones, informed by the risks. can the minister understand how upsetting it is, can he understand how insulting it is to have new restrictions imposed upon us, local lockdowns by stealth, by the back door, and the secretary of state does not even had the courtesy to come and tell us. nightclubs and other businesses are still waiting to hear whether all restrictions will be l...

Essential reasons such as worker education. downing street denies it amounts to local lockdown is, ministers say the guidance serves as extra caution on top of search testing and vaccinations. but the labour party says the failure to alert local leaders were shameful and in the commons this lunchtime, called for an urgent update. figs and in the commons this lunchtime, called for an urgent update.- called for an urgent update. as the prime minister _ called for an urgent update. as the prime mi...

Tito mboweni in limpopo province, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me here. ive been here before on hardtalk, but those days i was at the studios in london. this time im speaking to you from modjadjiskloof in limpopo province. thank you very much indeed. well, its a, its a pleasure to have you on the programme, minister. last time you were with us on hardtalk, of course, none of us had heard of covid—19. now your country is still in the grip of a national crisis thanks to th...

Thank you. thank you very much indeed for having me here. its my second time here and this time it was more difficult than before. well, we appreciate it. thank you very much. hello there. the bank holiday weekend is fast approaching, and we could all do with something a little more settled, couldnt we, to make outdoor plans. well, i can offer you certainly some drier weather over the next few days and into the weekend, and it will be warmer, too. now, just how warm, take a look at this. with th...

In fact, to employ more people. this is what the cosatu trade union federation said of your budget in february, they said, "mr mboweni has "delivered a budget that is not for the 1a million people "or more of working age who are unemployed." they feel that you are basically looking after the private sector at the expense of the unemployed and the poorest south africans. politically for the anc, that is a very dangerous place to be. that is their view, which i dont agree with, but that is their v...

Will be after them. and thats what we are doing, irrespective of who they are. and which office they once held. doesnt matter. they all must face the wrath of the law. thats a very important opening statement youve made, "irrespective of who they are," you say. so let us turn right now to the case of jacob zuma. he is facing court trial on charges of corruption, which involve, what, 2.5 billion us dollars. now, mr zuma is still a member of the anc. so, a very basic question. is it now time that ...

Welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. these are tough times in south africa. officially, covid has taken more than 55,000 lives. researchers reckon the real figure is much higher and right now there are fears of a third wave of infection. but many minds in the ruling party are consumed not by this national health and economic crisis, but by anc infighting and mudslinging over corruption and accountability. my guest is finance minister tito mboweni. has the anc lost the plot?

Is what we are doing, irrespective of who they are. well, lets. .. what office they once held doesnt matter. we all must face the wrath of the law. thats a very important opening statement you have made. irrespective of who they are, you say. so let us turn right now to the case of jacob zuma. he is facing court trial on charges of corruption, which involve, what, $2.5 billion. now, mr zuma is still a member of anc. so a very basic question — is it now time that he was suspended or maybe even ...

Tito mboweni, in limpopo province, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me here. i have been here before on hardtalk, but those days i was at the studios in london. this time i am speaking to you from limpopo province. thank you very much indeed. well, it is a pleasure to have you on the programme, minister. last time you were with us on hardtalk, of course, none of us had heard of covid—19. now your country is still in the grip of a national crisis thanks to the pandemic. how d...

Nightclubs and other businesses are still waiting to hear whether or restrictions will be lifted as planned on the 21st ofjune. ministers have said they are increasingly confident they will but the decision will depend on how much faster the indian variant is spreading and how well the vaccines stop it causing serious illness and putting pressure on hospitals. katharine da costa, bbc news. lets to speak to our correspondent sharon barbour whos in whitley bay — one of the affected areas. sharon...