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magazine that brings you topics from all over africa and europe i am now outside coming to you from lagos nigeria and joining me from uganda is my colleague sandra hi neal yes today's show takes us on another journey across africa and you check out some of the ideas and concepts people have come up with to help save the environment i'm really looking forward to the was in south africa a wonderful species that needs protecting but the weakest link to more install besides that. making clones out of fish things. and we also show you how design is in so many transforming forms palletized into something musical. every year so if africa sees a migration of was eastern coast i mean most pro bono from own took tika we cobbs last year so the largest number of was on record off the coast of cape town scientists call savation ists and tourists continue to learn more about these giant marine animals we went along to find out more. at certain times of the year special visitors can be supported in what is the 1st day in south africa. where the huge mamas migrate from and talked to the woman waters off

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as a prague on the end you are always welcome home now if you live in or have ever been to lagos nigeria you probably know about the slums. known as the welds biggest floating city it is home to about 300000 people despite its size mccorkle has never had any city planning documents but that is about to change. welcome to my cocoa a floating slum in the nigerian mega city of lagos officially this part of the city does not exist you won't find these dingy canals and ramshackle house indicated on any city maps but john and his team are trying to change that on to their location tracking smartphones they crisscross the old ways with the aim of putting microcode and it's approximately 300000 inhabitants on the map where are you. made up of gals from. actually. collected went of interest within the neighborhood putting the houses will put these on the map so we can have more. points of interest on this in my book on city streets and have is enough to get. all of these come up for free john works for south africa based ngo code for africa the organization behind this drive to map out the slums

his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. really people doing really really. difficult getting these you know that was one of the one of the the challenges you know. going to be was thinking about how we need to solve a problem you know not to bring the experience to. africa. according to the latest get the number of african open source projects has increased by 40 percent in the last year more than anywhere else in the world. one of these projects is run by a nigerian team using drones to map parts of lagos more than 1000000000 people worldwide but in places that don't have an official actress which makes it hard or even impossible to locate them sometimes these. people cannot claim state support or get medical treatment and in case of an emergency authorities have no idea how many people are affected let alone where they are. all in lagos this is one of the largest shanty towns in africa. around 2 thirds of all nigerians live in this type of settlement nobody knows exactly how many people are in morocco latest estimate sai

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his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. to advocate. create. a lot of really people doing really really massive job you know everything is so difficult getting these you know that was one of the. one of the the challenge using. my folks in the community was thinking about how we need to solve that problem you know not to bring the experiences you know from europe you know. america down to africa. according to the latest get help with the number of african open source projects has increased by 40 percent in the last year more than anywhere else in the world. one of these projects is run by a nigerian team using drones to map parts of lagos more than 1000000000 people worldwide live in places that don't have an official actress which makes it hard or even impossible to locate them sometimes these. people cannot claim state support or get medical treatment and in case of an emergency authorities have no idea how many people are affected let alone where they are. all in lagos this is one of the largest shanty towns in africa.

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lagos nigeria is africa's largest city in the country with the biggest population on the continent over 200000000 people. the city is overcrowded polluted and poverty stricken. and adding to its woes it's suffering it's on wide scale and growing opioid addiction epidemic. i was abusing the list if you think this if you do need to take time i don't feel like you haven't yet tramadol a lifesaving opioid painkiller is also being abused on a massive scale by all sectors of society a little too cool for for. tramadol is less regulated the other appeal would painkillers like. a drug which has been implicated in more than 400000 deaths in the us since 2000 tramadol is less dangerous than oxycodone it's no less addictive according to a new study by the mayo clinic a prestigious us medical center the key findings our study which was looking at the effect of tramadol on long term dependence in patients with acute sort of pain was the patients who received tramadol actually to our surprise i did not have lower rates of long term opioid use but actually had slightly higher rates of going on to long

his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. to advocate. a lot of really people doing really really massive job you know everything is so difficult getting these you know that was one of. one of the the challenge. my folks in the community was thinking about how we need to solve problems you know not to bring the experience to see you know. america africa. according to the latest get help with the number of african open source projects has increased by 40 percent in the last year more than anywhere else in the world. one of these projects is run by a nigerian team using drones to map parts of lagos more than 1000000000 people worldwide but in places that don't have an official address which makes it hard or even impossible to locate them sometimes the. people cannot claim state support or get medical treatment and in case of an emergency authorities have no idea how many people are affected let alone where they are. all in lagos this is one of the largest shanty towns in africa. around 2 thirds of all nigerians live in this ty

nigeria and joining me from uganda is my colleague sandra. yes today's show takes us on another journey across africa and you.

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his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. to advocate. a lot of really people doing really really massive job you know everything is so difficult getting these you know that was one of the one of the the challenges you know my folks in the community was thinking about how we need to solve problems you know not to bring the experiences you know from europe. you know not america to africa. according to the latest get help with the number of african open source projects has increased by 40 percent in the last year more than anywhere else in the world. one of these projects is run by a nigerian team using drones to map parts of lagos more than 1000000000 people worldwide live in places that don't have an official actress which makes it hard or even impossible to locate them sometimes these. people cannot claim state support or get medical treatment and in case of an emergency authorities have no idea how many people are affected let alone where they are. whole in lego's this is one of the largest shanty towns in africa. around 2

lagos nigeria is africa's largest city in the country with the biggest population on the continent over 200000000 people. the city is overcrowded polluted and poverty stricken. and adding to its woes it's suffering it's on wide scale and growing opioid addiction epidemic. i was abusing the list if you do this if you still need to take time i don't feel like you haven't yet tramadol a lifesaving opioid painkiller is also being abused on a massive scale by all sectors of society a little too cool for. tramadol is this regulated the other hope you would painkillers like. a drug which has been implicated in more than 400000 deaths in the us since 2000 tramadol is less dangerous than oxycodone it's no less addictive according to a new study by the mayo clinic a prestigious us medical center the key findings our study which was looking at the effect of tramadol on long term dependence in patients from acute sort of pain was the patients who received tramadol actually to our surprise i did not have lower rates of long term opioid use but actually had slightly higher rates of going on to long t

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his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. create. a lot of. people doing really really massive job you know everything is so difficult getting these you know that was one of the one of the. my folks in the community was thinking about how we need to solve a problem you know not to bring the experience. you know. down to africa. according to the latest get help with the number of african open source projects has increased by 40 percent in the last year more than anywhere else in the world. one of these projects is run by a nigerian team using drones to map parts of lagos more than 1000000000 people worldwide but in places that don't have an official address which makes it hard or even impossible to locate them sometimes these. people cannot claim state support or get medical treatment and in case of an emergency authorities have no idea how many people are affected let alone where they are. all in lagos this is one of the largest shanty towns in africa. around 2 thirds of all nigerians live in this type of settlement nobody k

if you want to know why stay tuned to this special edition of the co-op because i'm now outside in lagos nigeria welcome to the show and hello from me sandra here in kampala yes indeed doing business is growing not just in africa but in europe too.

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and oil pipeline explosion in lagos nigeria caused a creek to catch fire and sent plumes of smoke into the sky residents near the site of the blast blamed vandalism local media reported the number of casualties but precise figures with no available. at least 58 people have died after but carrying migrants capsized off the coast of mar tenia in northwest africa the report from the international organization of migration says more than i think people survived and that the face a lift to gambia in late november bound for europe. the 23 year old woman is in a critical condition after she was safe a lot on her way to a court hearing in the indian state of top british she was going to the hearing in the bright case that she had previously filed against 2 men who were amongst the 5 arrested in connection with this latest attack one week before the u.k. elections for members of the european parliament from the break the party have resigned and urged people to vote conservative i said support for the brigs party was splitting the lead vote and the boris johnson's breaks that deal was the only o

nigeria and joining me from uganda is my colleague sandra . yes today's show takes us on another song a close up of the aren't new.

' nigeria caused a creek to catch fire and it sent plumes of smoke into the sky residents near the site of the blast blamed vandalism local media reported the number of casualties but precise figures are not yet know at least 57 people have died after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the coast of oregon ia in northwest africa the report from the international organization for migration says more than 80 people survived and that the vessel left in late november headed for europe a 23 year old woman is in critical condition after she was set on fire and she was making her way to a court hearing in the indian state of pradesh and she was going to the hearing in the rape case that she had filed against 2 men who were among the 5 arrested in connection with setting her on fire. one week before the u.k. elections for members of the european parliament from the brits a party have resigned and urged people to vote for the conservatives they said support for the birds the party was splitting the leave vote and the board's johnson's brigs deal is the only option. staying here in europe franc

nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors. is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria are closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long. officials say in the 1st 3 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. we don't get regular supplies of food stuff no food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from lagos we are in a fix the government says it wants to stop smugglers and criminals wh

the port of cotton or in ben in is 120 kilometers from lagos nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors. summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places. the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long. officials say in the 1st 3 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. we don't get regular supplies of food stuff no food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from lagos we are in a fix the government says it

and i still work here in lagos nigeria and. this is my country i'm not running anywhere was it became like being here. invite. me to his office 3 times for tutorials. he was consistently inappropriate with me at one point he named in really close to me. i could see from his eye like he was you know again we're here leering at my breasts this was not a film to caudill the emotions of the feelings of anyone this was. university life through the lens of a young nigerian you know on the graduates and if we can't stomach 5 minutes of the discomfort that she feels in real life almost every day do we then understand how bad the problem is. what began 9 months ago as a spontaneous demonstration against a proposed extradition bill between hong kong and mainland china has evolved into the largest protest movement hong kong has ever seen. covering it can be dangerous for media workers have come under attack repeated by both uniformed police and plainclothes security personnel some reporters have been caught in the crossfire but they've al

nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors. summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos business to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since now you know closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places. the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long. officials say in the 1st 3 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. we don't get regular supplies of food stuff no food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from illegals we are in a fix the government says it wants to stop smugglers and c

and i still work here in lagos nigeria and. this is my country i'm not running anywhere i was it was like being here. you value. me to his office 3 times for tutorials. he was consistently inappropriate with me at one point he named in really close to me. i could see from his eye like he was. again right here leering at my breast this was not a film to caudill the emotions of the feelings of anyone this was. university life through the lens of a young nigerian. on the graduates and if we can't stomach 5 minutes of the discomfort that she feels in real life almost every day do we then understand how bad the problem is. what began 9 months ago as a spontaneous demonstration against a proposed extradition bill between hong kong and mainland china has evolved into the largest protest movement hong kong has ever seen. covering it can be dangerous for media workers have come under attack repeated by both uniformed police and plainclothes security personnel some reporters have been caught in the crossfire but they've also been targete

commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since now you know closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term. officials say in the 1st 3 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. we don't get regular supplies of food stuff no food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from illegals we are in a fix the government says it wants to stop smugglers and criminals who pose a bigger threat to the country and its economy and will keep the borders closed for now and finally a big issue in many an election who should be responsible for providing health care the state or for pr

commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since now you know closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term. officials say in the 1st 3 weeks of the border closures the revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. we don't get regular supplies of food stuff no food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from lagos we are in a fix the government says it wants to stop smugglers and criminals who pose a bigger threat to the country and its economy and will keep the borders closed for now and finally a big issue in many an election who should be responsible for providing health care the state or for p

and i still work here in lagos nigeria and. this is my country i'm not running anywhere i was into it by being here. invite. me to his office 3 times for tutorials. he was consistently inappropriate with me at one point he named in really close to me. i could see from his eye line he was. again right here leering at my breasts this was not a film to coddle the emotions of the feelings of anyone this was. university life through the lens of a young nigerian you know on the graduates and if we can't stomach 5 minutes of the discomfort that she feels in real life almost every day do we then understand how bad the problem is. what began 9 months ago as a spontaneous demonstration against a proposed extradition bill between hong kong and mainland china has evolved into the largest protest movement hong kong has ever seen. covering it can be dangerous for media workers have come under attack repeated by both uniformed police and plainclothes security personnel some reporters have been caught in the crossfire but they've also been tar

nigeria and joining me from uganda is my colleague sandra. yes today's still takes us on another sunday of course of the go on to a new.