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Eskom the power utility. this was clearly now an act - of sabotage, and i think we can call it as such. but he soon declared the corruption was just too big and that powerful politicians were involved. then last december, he was poisoned, his cup of coffee laced with cyanide. he nearly died. i started feeling - extremely nauseous. at that stage, i was shaking badly. i was literally lying - like this and and shaking, gasping for air. but the response from south africa's anc government has been sceptical. i can't give evidence to that. his doctors say he was poisoned. the tests show he was poiso...

He nearly died. i started feeling extremely nauseous. at that stage i was shaking badly, i was literally lying like this and shaking, gasping for air. but the response from south africa's anc government has been sceptical. i can't give evidence to that. his doctors say he was poisoned, the tests showed he was poisoned with cyanide... i can't... ..rat poisoning. i can't give evidence to that. so you don't recognise this picture he's portrayed of an anc using eskom as a feeding trough? no, i don't. the irony is that vast sun—blessed south africa could quickly solve its power crisis by going gr...

Rejection and refusal, and him, the child of bethlehem, every child is present. we ourselves are invited to view life, politics and history through the eyes of children. the manger of rejection and discomfort, jesus makes himself present. because that's where the problem of humanity is. the indifference produced by the greedy rush to possess and consume, they're in that manger christ is born and that's where we discover his closeness to us. he comes there to a feeding trough to become our food. god is no father who devours his children but is the father who in jesus makes his children but is t...

You can see pope francis in your pictures in rome. we will have some translation as well. translation: tt is the way god is born in history so history itself can be reborn. so what does the manger tell us? through the manger we are told at least three things. closeness, poverty and concreteness. closeness, the manger serves as a feeding trough to enable food to be consumed more quickly. in this way it can symbolise one aspect of our humanity. our greed for consumption. for while animals feed in their stalls, men and women in our world in their hungerfor

February the 12th, 1809, they would have no doubt seen a fox news alert about the emperor napoleon and his move across austria. i guarantee you know mention would've been made about the birth of a baby in kentucky to an illiterate father and mother who names that baby abraham. today, few people can't even tell you anything about napoleon and austria, but everybody knows the name of that baby, abraham lincoln who changed america. it was the same way 2,000 years ago. most people were thinking about another emperor in rome and his taxation policy. few people paid attention to the birth of the bab...