economy grows. you will recall that when the covid pandemic it, industries were closed because there were harsh lockdowns, which falls to people to stay home and businesses also had to close. which forced people to stay home. many of those businesses have still not recovered. and then the ever present electricity blackouts in this country have also plagued his leadership the goals they were blaming him and saying, it clearly shows that he is incapable of fixing anything. but he also has a mammoth task ahead of him to ensure that the ever present electricity blackouts are dealt with. the deep divisions within the governing anc is also going to be a challenge for him, but particularly youth unemployment remains a big problem in this country and a lot of people are looking at him for answers. this i looking at him for answers. as i mentioned. looking at him for answers. as i mentioned, the looking at him for answers. as i mentioned, the impeachment process is not going to happen ag
in the hope they ll offer clues as to how matters unfolded. they ve set up a website on which people can upload photographs and footage. a postmortem examination of rebecca ikumelo s body will take place tomorrow. meanwhile, two others remain critically ill in hospital. matt cole, bbc news, brixton. south africa s power utility eskom has confirmed that the military has been deployed at various power stations in response to theft and sabotage. the country is facing the worst electricity blackouts on record. power has been cut in nearly 200 days since the beginning of the year. eskom s chief executive, andre de ruyter, resigned last week, complaining that a lack of political support had made his position untenable. a reminder of our headlines on bbc news: china is seeing a sharp increase of positive covid cases just ten days after suddenly easing its strict lockdown measures following a wave of protests. the award winning iranian film actress taraneh alidoosti has been arrested after pub
been deployed at various power stations in response to theft and sabotage. the country is facing the worst electricity blackouts on record. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster james lewer and the education editor of the sunday times, sian griffiths. evening to you both. a quick look through some of those front pages. we will begin with the financial times. it highlights a surge in covid cases in china as the government there eases strict lockdown measures. the mirror claims the conservative government is risking lives by failing to avert strikes this week. the telegraph warns that the strikes