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a court deadline for him to surrender expired. here he is being driven from his home in kwazulu natal to prison, where he s serving 15 months for contempt of court. the move was unprecedented and hugely unpopular with his supporters. and these are the people who have turned onto the streets. the protests quickly turned violent. trucks and cars were set on fire. by sunday, protests spread from there to south africa s economic hub, johannesburg. these are pictures of the central business district. reuters journalists there saw protesters carrying sticks, golf clubs and branches. police are blaming the violence on criminals and opportunistic individuals who they say are taking advantage of the chaos. we have also heard a response from the president right now, cyril ramaphosa. let us be clear as a nation that we will not tolerate any
the streets. as expected that the president will declare a state of emergency now that the military has been deployed on the streets here in south africa. find been deployed on the streets here in south africa- south africa. and can you help me understand south africa. and can you help me understand why south africa. and can you help me understand why supporters - south africa. and can you help me understand why supporters of- south africa. and can you help me| understand why supporters of jacob zuma take issue with this, given the entire process has been going through the higher echelons of south africa s justice system and after all he chose not to take part in this part of the process? and all he chose not to take part in this part of the process? and was not this part of the process? and was rrot exoeeted this part of the process? and was not expected that this part of the process? and was not expected that he this part of the process? and was not expected that he was -
here s the winning side, currently being paraded through the streets of rome to celebrate with their adoring fans. our correspondent mark lowen has been talking to some of the people out there. seeking refuge from the heat, giancarla and herfamily. generations witnessing history. i hope you don t mind me asking, but do you remember italy s last european victory in 1968? i remember, just because of my father, who was so happy. and i was a little kid then. and i thought, oh, what a lovely thing it is! so it was also a revival of that. well, i wasn t watching the match, i was sleeping. when i heard everybody shouting outside at midnight, i woke up and then my mum told me we were champions. your grandma says you go to the british school here, so what are you saying to your english friends? i don t know. i m just going to say, we won! from italy s captain, a message dedicating the victory to the country s medics both heroes of our times. the word italians are using
he went into exile in 1975 to become the spy master of the ruling african national congress. the party which is now in power. in 1990, he returned to south africa and rose to president in 2009. but his reputation has been damaged by numerous corruption allegations. nomsa maseko is in pietermaritzburg in kwazulu natal. nomsa, what is the latest on the violence there? it nomsa, what is the latest on the violence there? violence there? it is still very much volatile violence there? it is still very much volatile here violence there? it is still very much volatile here in - violence there? it is still very| much volatile here in because violence there? it is still very - much volatile here in because lynn is how and also in watching. because the towel. the army has been deployed on the streets and it is hoped that the address by the president of the country, cyril ramaphosa, in the next few minutes will actually help in quelling the detentions and the volatility we have been seeing