 Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the United Nations, reports to the Security Council during an emergency meeting and claims that chaos is taking place in Lebanon. The escalation, Guterres emphasises, should worry the international community since Lebanon is now in danger. Furthermore, the UN Chief demanded that Lebanese sovereignty be upheld considering rumours that Israel may be preparing a land invasion to open new fronts in its conflict in Gaza. According to reports Lebanese minister of health, Dr. Firass Abiad, said 25 people have been killed in the country since midnight local time as Israel continued its strikes on Hezbollah targets. Tens of thousands of people have been displaced following a flare-up in hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah.



Guest: Ofer Nieman - Israel based Journalist, member of Boycott from Within and Israel CitizenS for BDS 

Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the United Nations, reports to the Security Council during an emergency meeting and claims that chaos is taking place in Lebanon. The escalation, Guterres emphasises, should worry the international community since Lebanon is now in danger. Furthermore, the UN Chief demanded that Lebanese sovereignty be upheld considering rumours that Israel may be preparing a land invasion to open new fronts in its conflict in Gaza. According to reports Lebanese minister of health, Dr. Firass Abiad, said 25 people have been killed in the country since midnight local time as Israel continued its strikes on Hezbollah targets. Tens of thousands of people have been displaced following a flare-up in hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah.
 
Guest: Ofer Nieman - Israel based Journalist, member of Boycott from Within and Israel CitizenS for BDS

This week, Today

The update of the since the reports that 25 people have been killed since midnight

For suspected war crimes, the International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Yoav Gallant and Benyamin Netanyahu.The judges ruled that the three individuals had "criminal responsibility" for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity during the conflict between Israel and Hamas, citing "reasonable grounds." The accusations have been denied by both Israel and Hamas. Additionally, Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri, also known as Mohammed Deif, the leader of Hamas, has an arrest order issued for him. The South African government has welcomed the issuing of arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu and his former defence minister Yoav Gallant, as well as Hamas leader Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri. However, Netanyahu says the warrant of his arrest is anti-semitic



      Guest: Dr Litlhare Radele - African politics lecturer

For suspected war crimes, the International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Yoav Gallant and Benyamin Netanyahu.The judges ruled that the three individuals had "criminal responsibility" for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity during the conflict between Israel and Hamas, citing "reasonable grounds." The accusations have been denied by both Israel and Hamas. Additionally, Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri, also known as Mohammed Deif, the leader of Hamas, has an arrest order issued for him. The South African government has welcomed the issuing of arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu and his former defence minister Yoav Gallant, as well as Hamas leader Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri. However, Netanyahu says the warrant of his arrest is anti-semitic
 
      Guest: Dr Litlhare Radele - African politics lecturer

The International Criminal Court issued a warrant of arrest for Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

A close race that might represent a turning point in Namibia's political history is predicted by early postal voting results as the country approaches the general elections on November 28. A relatively recent addition to the political scene, the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has become a formidable rival to the Swapo party in power. This outcome is consistent with a regional trend in which burgeoning opposition forces have gained ground against long-standing ruling parties, such as the Botswana Democratic Party and Zambia's Patriotic Front. The question that everyone is asking is: “Can Swapo weather the Storm?”



      Guest: Advocate Sipho Mantula - Human Rights Activist

A close race that might represent a turning point in Namibia's political history is predicted by early postal voting results as the country approaches the general elections on November 28. A relatively recent addition to the political scene, the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has become a formidable rival to the Swapo party in power. This outcome is consistent with a regional trend in which burgeoning opposition forces have gained ground against long-standing ruling parties, such as the Botswana Democratic Party and Zambia's Patriotic Front. The question that everyone is asking is: “Can Swapo weather the Storm?”
 
      Guest: Advocate Sipho Mantula - Human Rights Activist

 A close race that might represent a turning point in Namibia's political history is predicted by early postal voting results as the country approaches the general elections on November 28.

More than two million homes who get their electricity from municipalities and Eskom have not yet switched to the new system. Residents from Soweto to the Eastern Cape have been camping outside the Eskom premises trying to get their prepared meters recoded. Electricity minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has again appealed to households to upgrade their pre-paid electricity meters before the November 24th deadline. During his visit at Eskom offices in Soweto he announced that he will extend the working hours this as hundreds of community members including elderly people were standing in queues. This is part of Token Identifier (TID) rollover project which is a frequent update that both Eskom and City has to adhere to after a certain period. City Power issued a statement expressing how pleased they are that over 99% of their vending pre-paid meters have been duly upgraded, there’s still a handful of vending customers who are still outstanding.



Guest: Nqobani Mzizi - Senior Manager at City Power

      Monde Bala Group Executive for Distribution at Eskom

More than two million homes who get their electricity from municipalities and Eskom have not yet switched to the new system. Residents from Soweto to the Eastern Cape have been camping outside the Eskom premises trying to get their prepared meters recoded. Electricity minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has again appealed to households to upgrade their pre-paid electricity meters before the November 24th deadline. During his visit at Eskom offices in Soweto he announced that he will extend the working hours this as hundreds of community members including elderly people were standing in queues. This is part of Token Identifier (TID) rollover project which is a frequent update that both Eskom and City has to adhere to after a certain period. City Power issued a statement expressing how pleased they are that over 99% of their vending pre-paid meters have been duly upgraded, there’s still a handful of vending customers who are still outstanding.
 
Guest: Nqobani Mzizi - Senior Manager at City Power
      Monde Bala Group Executive for Distribution at Eskom

The update of the since the reports that 25 people have been killed since midnight

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