thanks sharon i mean lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for our environmental journey through africa and europe here's what we have coming up today . saving ram months i raised in missouri. making useful bags out of textile waste in zimbabwe. and sharing solar energy in germany. but we start off in south africa which is really non-food its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who live in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them one all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. and ideally over south africa's province this is them part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the wild every year. but for the local communities that leave right on the borders of these spots access is often too expensive. two years ago mike conflicts founder of local outreach program while shots started introducing children from local government sc

thanks sharon i'm now outside when lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for our environmental journey through africa and europe so here's what we have coming out today. saving ram months of rains in mozambique. making use to back out of textile waste in zimbabwe. i'm sharing solar energy in germany. but we start off in south africa which is really non-food its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who leave in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them while all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. an idyllic sunrays of a south africa's land the province this isn't part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. but for the local communities that live right on the borders of these paths access is often too expensive. two years ago my conflicts found over local outreach program while shots started introdu

we're coming to you from the loofah city park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half hour they are about i will bring you the latest on environment topics from africa and europe this is what we have coming up today in tanzania donkeys are still being stolen and killed far more than on the most welfare come pain as a lamb then a shipyard in germany is building guess what believe functional green vote out of renewable materials and in senegal we meet women using gas so low politics and money provide light to the habit. but first let's stop the show here in the robie kenya has joined. neighbor wanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic are generated every day it can be recycled in different ways now just can't an entrepreneur in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west into a few. plastic litters this dump site in campbell county. every year canyons generates four million tons of garbage. lucy one zero is a mode

bye bye from lagos nigeria. stars up close. and be gods house of music this is. the basic syntax i call a meal slump clearly. the big cloud message along comes the bold clues in fifteen minutes. so this is the view from my seat in the horn section. sarah with knows her stuff. think this could be the most incredible. musicians and conductor. and she shows just how diverse classical music can be. sarah's music contemporary classical. w. . freedom of expression. of value that ways has to be defended and new. all over the world. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com the freedom. fighter for another who really owns and chinle music. it's here that leaves. the four. hundred one. missing. mirror one. he did have a longer time to rethink this michelle conlin those who include the things. in the hope on it though it can be mere cost you your keyboard it's inferior and the people who end up with the most you go public and on the. political. this is d.w. news live from cannes germany and turk

by by from lagos nigeria. it's all about the moments that lie before. it's all about the stories inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in being sponsored by distinctive instagram or yours at g.w. stories the two topics each week on instagram. the d. w. media center. see it i. find it again. here more of it. discovery. video and audio podcast and language courses. in the d w media center at media center dot d w dot com. freedom of expression. of value that the only ways has to be defended and new. all over the world are to a freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d.w. dot com part of freedom. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history starring on talent but so poor and in your creation opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making names for themselves all over the. song live good along the way s

by by from lagos nigeria. mob. moved. on. the boat. the boat. the body. the bit. odd. life in the arctic it is hard to draw the line. there were people who just wanted to leave after one week but if you can stand it eventually you could come on there are people who want to live here and know why. i moved here to experience beauty and excitement. of the trip it's a good fifteen minutes on d w. b the german spy movie and so close to inspect the muslim culture in germany the best american keep music but take a look at germany and the simplicity subdued traditions every day long lives and language can just come out of the body i'm good for the break i am. d.w. dot com meet the germans. thousands of children go missing every get in china they are sold on the black market. town jingjing is searching for her son all by herself. without any help from the artists she's courtroom coach and dispatcher for she finds for a mother's rights. song time changing such as for her son. reporter andi delhi. imagine being born as. your ally the khan prove. you want to look good no school. y

we're coming to you from the live fasi park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half hour they're about to bring you the latest on environment topics from africa and europe this is what we have coming up today in tanzania donkeys are still being stolen and killed farmers an animal's welfare come pain as our last then a shipyard in germany is building guess what believe functional green vote out of renewable materials and in senegal we meet women using a look pod to earn money and provide light to the habit. but first let's start the show here in they can have joined its neighbor rwanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tons of plastic are generated every day it can be recycled in different ways now and entrepreneurial in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west into fewer. plastic litters this dump site. every year canyons generates million tons of garbage. it's a modern children. collecting waste helps and income. i come h

thank sharon i'm now it's i mean lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for environmental journey through africa and europe here's what we have coming up today. saving ram months are raised in mozambique. making use to back out of textile waste in zimbabwe. and sharing solar energy in germany. but we start off in south africa which is renowned for its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who leave in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them one all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. an idyllic sunrise over south africa's the province this is them part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. but for the local communities that live right on the borders of these paths access is often too expensive. two years ago my congress found that over local outreach program while shots started introducing child

thanks sharon i'm now it's i mean lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for our environmental journey through africa and europe so here's what we have coming up today. saving ram months our brains in the zombie. making useful bag out of textile waste in zimbabwe. i'm sharing solar energy in june. but we start off in south africa which is very non for its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who leave in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them one all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. an idyllic sunrise over south africa's land the province this isn't part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. but for the local communities that live right on the borders of these paths access is often too expensive. two years ago my conflicts found out over local outreach program while shots started introducing

we're coming to you from the live fasi park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half hour they're about to bring you the latest on environment topics from africa and europe this is what we have coming up today in tanzania donkeys are still being stolen and killed far more than on the most well fed come pain as a lamb then a shipyard in germany is building guess what pooley functional green vote out of renewable materials and in senegal we meet women using d.s.o. look paul to earn money and provide light to the habit. but first let's stop the show here in nairobi. i have joined its neighbors in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste around nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tons of plastic are generated every day it can be recycled in different ways now. in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west into fuel. plastic litters this dump site counting. every kenyans generates four million tons of garbage. to see one juror who is a model for school children. collecting waste helps incom

we're coming to you from the live fasi park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half hour or thereabout i will bring you the latest on environment topics from africa and europe this is what we have coming up today in tanzania donkeys are still being stolen and killed farmers and animals welfare campaign is all around then a shipyard in germany is building guess what fully functional green both renewable materials and incentive go we meet women using paul to earn money and provide light to the avenue. but first let's stop the show here in nairobi kenya has joined its neighbor rwanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic generated every day it's come to recycled in different ways now i just can't entrepreneurial in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west into fuel. plastic litter this dump site counting. every canyons generates four million tons of garbage. to see one juror who is a moderate for school the chil

hello and welcome to the latest edition of eco africa i'm now tigray in lagos nigeria i'm here to bring you interesting and inspiring stories on environmental issues from across africa and europe but i am not alone my colleagues sharon joins us on my will be kenya hello sourly. thanks anti i'm sharing my money in nairobi kenya welcome to the show here's what we have lined up for you today. we meet environmental activists were trying to save north salt the capital of mauritania is on the atlantic coast much of it is actually below sea level on the sea level is rising in kenya we find out how a solar energy system is lighting up a group of communities and in senegal with just who are coming together to do something about environmental degradation. first in nigeria in the country around just to be precise it's a wetland area where they also used to be mined say now and the government and local organizations are trying to create new jobs by helping people set up face fox let's go take a. chill my okafor does what she loves the most nature would seem she runs a conservation organization in a

bye-bye from lagos nigeria. if you. could. it's far more than just eyes nose and mouth. the human face. what does it tell others about ourselves. is it really the mirror of our souls. an exhibition interested in looks beyond appearances to probe the secrets of the human face. thirty minutes w. . when i'm traveling to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and d.-w. makes that part of travelling. because it's available and thousands of her talents resort. cruise ships worldwide. or have you found inside sent us a picture that shows the w in your room great frights d.w. dot com travel quiz. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special. dot com. football made in germany. imagine being born does it. you're a liar a con prove that since. you want to look at the no school. you want to be useful but on allowed to. when you're sick the doctors know. when you fall in love they won't mind you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have

bye bye from lagos nigeria. the be. the be. the be. the hottest tracks electrifying the and an infectious. the x. problem show six boys noise six and felix thanks to premier league crime drama teacher. for in thirty minutes on the be. black be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of. the children who have already been there. and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mines. nicky has no children which makes her feel worthless and incomplete. in a society that expects them to be children this is a burden many married yet childless women in niger suffer from. a wife is only fully accepted upon. a very personal film about the suffering of childless women in the rich or the fruitless tree starting january fourteenth on t w. climate change is affecting us all. rising sea levels and a magic level join the rising mountain line through our streets. homes. and change grounds. through entire communities.

god bless lagos, god bless nigeria. ♪ it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 36 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. it takes a lot of work but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. all with a great taste. boost gives me everything i need... to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein be up for it ♪ >> anthony: good cooking takes time. as more and more lagosian men and women enter the workforce, fewer and fewer cook the old way, long low and slow preparations that could take hours. >> iqou: th

nigeria see you next week xan that's right well look forward to having you back with us for our next edition of our palm african and european environmentalists so if you have any questions don't hesitate to knock on to our website or send us a tweet that's how we wrap up the saw today from here in nairobi kenya it's goodbye for now. the be. the be . the best. the be the be . the be. the be going to. the be. the be. lights camera action star of our show the ball my mom to the beam knowledge about friendship the book trauma the fabulous mountains of sums to all first time the sublime the but small detail the book. when i'm trying. to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and make them harder travelling. because it's a mailbox and thousands of her talents resort. it's in cruise ships worldwide. or have you found a domain site send us a picture that shows t w in your room you could learn a great price or two d. w. dot com travel quiz. oh. dropping bombs on civilians during much of the situation escalates. there's no longer clamoring for schools. wi

nigeria see you next week xan that's right we'll look forward to having you back with us for our next edition of our palm african and european environmentalists so if you have any questions don't hesitate to log onto our website or send us a tweet that's how we wrap up the saw today from here in nairobi kenya it's goodbye for now. exactly. to. the to. the to. the scorpion their superstars and they've been rocking bands the moment for more than fifty years on stage. in the museum. and in the documentary for ever and a day. of. the scorpion a special on. topics more than thirteen billion. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history and style and talents poor in education and freedom this makes it especially difficult for and defend the jobs i see many of the younger promising journalists are now making a name for themselves all over the. song like good. along the way songs like follow up with continue. the experience of freedom the sense is life experience of. your visits but your call come back on. my existence would i work at the end of it. to fasten your

nigeria see you next week xan that's right we'll look forward to having you back with us for our next edition of our palm african and european environmentalists so if you have any questions don't hesitate to log onto our website or send us a tweet that's how we wrap up the saw today from here in nairobi kenya it's goodbye for now. thank you rob. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the to. the be. for the twenty first century. any ill treatment off. unique interpretation. as ling concert and the world of a young piano. parts twenty one present dining in a treatment off. limits. to thirty minutes. the beatles. and crying i am a smile i am magical. be emotion the x. . be a and the be. because e every jammed on d. w. . are you up to speed on the latest technology. know when it may be time for an upgrade become part of the future become a cyborg if i could name a site where it so i have dreaded a new sense and a new organ and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my gun on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effec

nigeria see you next week xan that's right we'll look forward to having you back with us for our next edition of our palm african and european environmentalists so if you have any questions don't hesitate to knock on to our website or send us a tweet that's how we wrap up the saw today from here in nairobi kenya it's goodbye for now. thank you. nice to see the end of season special all the highlights from all the show. the best movie. the funniest moments. and of course the best new client performances a and. the best news from. the big. we can start rewriting the befall for of sample bacterial cells the bird of creating life rafts were really right there you have brought the software for me home oversell we're going to redesign the the. i have different properties i don't have a clue or will be important to changing the a bit a less a top of the focus could give us a better person. to serve using fossil fuels. to base class for. we could have vital organs were sent the size of the ball field of the lake. but left we're just learning this is a new field. are you up to speed on the lat

he is in lagos, nigeria. bring us up to speed on the story here of the girls and what we know right now. adrian: brent, it is a must for years ago that those girls were abducted. you might recall that about two years -- for about two years, there was little information at all about the whereabouts of these 219 girls, despite international outcry and the "bring back our girls" campaign abroad, but also here in nigeria . only in october 2016 and march 2017 was the time we got big news -- when there were mass releases of about 100 of the girls. it was a deal brokered by the swiss government, and they achieved that. on the other hand, there were officials that said that in exchange for the release of the girls, the government had to pay a substantial amount of money, and had to release high-ranking boko haram fighters. while this is very worrisome, especially if you think of the future of the terror group, it was also a welcome development not only for the parents of the more than 100 children who were still miss

lagos nigeria west africa laurie but this origin of this hierarchy of blackness if you could put your finger on where does it come from what would you say. very easily comes from white supremacy i mean it really comes from a systemic belief that there is a superiority in skin in the white race not just pale skin but a european european race and you know this adaption of a belief system that the later your skin is the better you are is a direct result of both colonization and slavery in the united states where there was a real actual intentional. kind of brainwashing if you will of all things that were african dark our features were demonized all of that were all of those things that made us uniquely african we were taught to believe that those are the things that made us inferior and so if you know you had later skin you had looser here you had a straighter nose in other words the closer you approximated the master the one in power the one with privilege then i guess that meant you were that much closer to kind of the promised one or the better ones and unfortunately because coloniali

lagos nigeria west africa laurie but this origin of this hierarchy of blackness if you could put your finger on where does it come from what would you say. very easily comes from white supremacy i mean it really comes from a systemic belief that there is a superiority in skin in the white race not just pale skin but a european european race and you know this adaption of a belief system that the later your skin is the better you are is a direct result of both colonization and slavery in the united states where there was a real actual intentional. kind of brainwashing if you will of all things that were african dark our features were demonized all of that were all of those things that made us uniquely african we were taught to believe that those are the things that made us inferior and so if you know you had later skin you had looser here you had a straighter nose in other words the closer you approximated the master the one in power the one with privilege then i guess that meant you were that much closer to kind of the promised one or the better ones and unfortunately because colonial

lagos nigeria west africa laurie but this origin of this hierarchy of blackness if you could put your finger on where does it come from what would you say. very easily comes from white supremacy i mean it really comes from a systemic belief that there is a superiority in skin in the white race i'm not just pale skin but a european european race and you know this adaption of a belief system that the later your skin is the better you are is a direct result of both colonization and slavery in the united states where there was a real actual intentional. kind of brainwashing if you will of all things that were african dark our features were demonized all of that were all of those things that made us uniquely african we were taught to believe that those things that made us inferior and so if you know you had later skin you had looser here you had a straighter nose in other words the closer you approximated the master the one in power the one with privilege then i guess that meant you were that much closer to kind of the promised one or the better ones and unfortunately because colonial nati

he is in lagos, nigeria. bring us up to speed on ththe story here of the girls and what we know right now. adrianan: brent, it is a must fr yeyears ago th t those girlsls e ducteded. you might recall that about two years -- for about two years, there was little information at all about the whereabouts of these 219 girls, despite international outcry and the "bring back our girls" campaign abroad, but also here in nigeria . only in october 2016 and march 2017 was the time we got big news -- when there were mass releases of about 100 of the girls. it was a deal brokered by the swiss government, and they achieved that. on the other hand, there were officials that said that in exchange for the release of the girls, the government had to pay a substantial amount of money, and had to release high-ranking boko haram fighters. while this is very worrisome, especially if you think of the future of the terror group, it wawas also a a welcome develelot not t on for the parents of the more than 1 100 c children w whr sti

nigeria and highs of thirty expected in crying ghana southern parts of africa certainly from mainland areas looking largely fine but some showers expected on the eastern cape. welcome back you're watching the whole rather mind of our top stories more than twenty people have been taken to hospital after parts of an upper floor in indonesia's stock exchange building collapsed daybreak and rubble fell from a balcony onto people in the lobby below. iraqi police say at least twenty six people have been killed and ninety five wounded in a twin suicide bombing in the iraqi capital baghdad the toll could rise as more bodies are being recovered from the site in. squire also the turkish president reza deibert one has vowed to launch a military operation on a major kurdish stronghold in syria it comes after the u.s. confirmed it's helping to set up a thirty thousand strong border force in the north of the country will be comprised mainly of kurdish y p g fighters who turkey considers to be terrorists let's cross over to moscow russia where the foreign minister sergei lavrov is giving a address t

nigeria the maximum of thirty two. personal stories of lebanese villages on the border with israel the line runs through this period their daily struggles what about when we go get emergency forces stop us when we go there they're sure that us how to survive and peaceful protests through them in a place of danger means defines and resistance at the same time it's means not for knife and freedom life on the edge of cross border tension lebannon living on the blue line at this time on al jazeera. let's get a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera egyptian presidential candidate. has been detained by the military and has called off his campaign he was seen as the only potential threat to the reelection of abdel fattah el-sisi thousands of people are fleeing fighting in the northern syrian region of africa and on the fourth day of turkish shelling and the ground offensive and it's been revealed that u.s. attorney general jeff sessions was questioned last week over alleged collusion between donald trump's presidenti

nigeria and highs of thirty expected in ghana southern parts of africa certainly from mainland areas looking largely fine but some showers are expected on the eastern cape. it. began like this was our foundation. i tried to do something different when i met daisy it was the best day of my life. i wish that could have gone on forever. but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price box this time on al jazeera. come back with al-jazeera an update now the stories making headlines. and al-jazeera crew is filmed a syrian government missile attack on account of the displaced civilians in the north of the country it comes amid a government offensive to retake the rebel held province that's calls hundreds of thousands to flee the area. hundreds of people have protested in the tunisian capital to mark seven years since the revolution that sparked the arab spring and it has risen over new austerity measures off to a year of rising prices. and a french dairy company accused of covering up contaminated baby milk says it will pay damages to families affected about twelve million tons

nigeria with a maximum of thirty two. good to have you with us on al jazeera these are all top stories gunmen have stormed the office of the save the children aid agency in the east end of the gonna stop the attack began with a suicide car bombing on the front of the compound in jalalabad two gunmen are still inside at least thirty one people have been killed off a two car bombs went off in the libyan city of benghazi the first exploded as worshipers left a mosque and the second bomb detonated hostname into targeting emergency rooms. the u.n. says about five thousand people have fled the a three in region in northern syria since tookie began its offensive against kurdish fighters five days ago activists say at least twenty three civilians have been killed. let's get more from now on that breaking story we are joined by a journalist and he's joining us on the phone from jalalabad where the attack is taking place thank you for your time i believe that you are not fall from the save the children office in jalalabad what are

nigeria and i cry in ghana for southern portions of africa we've got the remnants of our tropical cyclone moving away from madagascar still some showers on the east coast some showers across the eastern cape of finding cape town with highs of twenty six. there were over forty charges as i recall but primarily it was material support for terrorism the holy land foundation was the biggest muslim charity in the usa i definitely said that this was a political trial and that these were political prisoners because we were able to see the secret of it and we were unable to challenge it in a two part series al-jazeera world examines one of the most controversial court cases of the so-called war on terror the holy land falling at this time on al-jazeera world. minds of the top stories here on al-jazeera north inside korea have agreed to hold military talks after their first high level meeting in two years the pyongyang's nuclear ambitions will be avoided officials from the two sides have met for the first time in more than two years. turkey's foreign ministry has summoned the ambassadors of iran a

nigeria with a high of thirty two degrees into southern portions of the continent heavy showers across angola some be in zimbabwe towards mozambique and tanzania further south and showers in the eastern part of south africa but cape town looking warm and sunny. the weather sponsored by cats are at peace. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the me and maher government calls you a gringo lead terrorist hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. i get the top stories this hour on al-jazeera corruption and conflict a set top the agenda at a meeting of the african union leaders from the fifty five member nations are gathering for annual summit in ethiopia's capital at this hour about. hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists has been barred from standing for election the government says that actress child cannot be a candidate in the byelection because her party's political platform violates the territories electoral laws charles party wants war torn away fro

nigeria looking draw a bright more southern areas still some showers like the perfect in the eastern cape at times but for cape town try and find highs of twenty three. the weather sponsored by cats on race. what makes this moment this era we're living through so unique this is really an attack on the truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding the distortions and of what free speech is supposed to be about the context it's hugely important level wise to publish it beat up a jew cheat to be offensive will provoke it to a lot of it as people do stretching the stage for a serious debate. up front at this time on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now rights groups are warning that right hand to refugees particularly girls are being increasingly targeted by human traffickers at camps and bangladesh more than six hundred fifty thousand people have left me in march sense a military crackdown began in august. says it's behind an attack on a military academy in the afghan capital that's killed two soldiers four of the attackers were killed in the fight

nigeria and i cry in ghana for southern portions of africa we've got the remnants of a tropical cyclone moving away from madagascar still some showers on the east coast some showers across the eastern cape of finding cape time with highs of twenty six . again you're watching al-jazeera mind of the top stories south korea's president says he is open to meeting north korean leader kim jong un if certain conditions are met jane says he has no plans of easing sanctions against pyongyang until it ends its nuclear program. dozens of houses in california are buried in a thick layer of mud and debris after a powerful storm the flooding and mudslides of killed at least thirteen people and forced thousands of others to abandon their. police and to have fired tear gas at demonstrators who stormed a supermarket in the capital tunis and together protests have been taking place since monday when people rallied in more than ten towns against planned price and tax rises. temporary israeli checkpoints and roadblocks are cutting off the city of nablus and surrounding villages in the occupied west bank se

nigeria sunny and highs of twenty nine but we have got tropical cyclone a for effect in the eastern side of madagascar and over the next few days we could see anything up to a meter of rain there with sponsored by qatar race. you are making mounts where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminalized or if you join us on saturday no evil person just wakes up the over the morning in says i want to scour the world in darkness and this is a dialogue that could be worth leading to some of the confusion on line about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera and these are the top stories right now u.s. president donald trump says his former chief strategist steve bannon has lost his mind to quote and described trump's eldest son as treasonous and unpatriotic in a new book comments of her to meeting between donald trump jr and a lawyer with the russian government connections china's president is urging military leaders to train sol

nigeria the maximum of thirty two. this is held most dangerous most vicious where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the edge which reality is that men are coming back to more of all those who may not need to. braving tough conditions facing death at every turn get better and serious here very aware that it is no gamble with their lives just to run and if risking it all on al-jazeera. and hundred put it on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. welcome back reminder the top stories here an al-jazeera egyptian presidential candidate sami and has been detained by the military and called off his campaign he was se

nigeria and highs of thirty expected in crying ghana southern parts of africa certainly from mainland areas looking largely fine but some showers expected only eastern cape. al jazeera explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how rivalries influenced the course of history steve jobs a much better marketer when bill gates apple is going to reinvent stuff all the old made software what it is to train the world to high tech visionaries breakthroughs inspired the digital revolution jobs and gates face to face at this time on al-jazeera. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the world they need more and find professionals a top priority is to model that neo generation to study finds powerful documentary six debates and discussions as prime minister you do need to be critical of all aside any and all sexism challenge your perceptions the contours of this story are shaped by the interests of the countries involved only on al-jazeera. i'm back with the news outlets take a look at stories making headlines. an al-jazeera crew has filmed a syrian government mi

future could bomb but otherwise much of west africa is looking dry and fine plenty of sunshine for lagos nigeria and i cry in ghana for southern portions of africa we've got the remnants of our tropical cyclone moving away from madagascar still some showers on the east coast some showers across the eastern cape of finding cape town with highs of twenty six. it's something very strong to communicate with someone an ambitious young artist from the mean streets of mozambique. to reveal the unseen truth about his country. which of the muslim people don't plan to see is really difficult did no good in politics change. the new african photography mario messing around at this time on al-jazeera. all dizzy or explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how why borys influence the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the. resistance to the evils over what. to oppressed people have a look at me and continue to keep make roll if that's what you mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king preached to fix at this time on al-jazeera. our min

in nigeria one or two showers across japan and further towards the south of congo but otherwise the rain is in evidence across parts of angola zambia and zimbabwe mozambique to much of south africa dry cape town sunny highs of twenty four. the weather sponsored by qatar at least. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one can use or if you join a sunset there are people there there are choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now. this interact is our new american. pitching this first state of the union address to a deeply divided nation he is urging republicans and democrats to unite to implement his tougher immigration policy than a one point five trillion dollar infrastructure plan. is also promising to strengthen

we are on the road from lagos the economic capital of nigeria to the neighboring country deneen and we observing what traders and travelers go through here every day although we're still more than one hour away from the border we've been passing several checkpoints of the police immigration and customs in many cases drivers for bribes. more than ten checkpoints on an eighty kilometers is how unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed but. many people here say that nothing has changed since he was elected president of nigeria . the big issue is. the. right well we asked but. there was something very. drastic changes. during the campaign he promised to combat corruption. but a recent after a barometer study shows that more than ninety percent of nigerians still believe officials are corrupt. on the other hand fifty nine percent of nigerians think the government is making a serious efforts to fight corruption three years ago that figure was just twenty one percent experts have praised the government's initial measures and people began to fear g

we are on the road from lagos the economic capital of nigeria to the neighboring country. traders and travelers go through here every day although we're still more than one hour away from the border we've been passing several checkpoints of the police immigration and customs in many cases drivers for bribes. more than ten checkpoints on an eighty kilometers stretch of road is how unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed and. many people here say that nothing has changed since he was elected president of nigeria. the big issue is. the. very. drastic changes. during the campaign he promised to combat corruption. but the recent study shows that more than ninety percent of nigerians still believe officials are corrupt. on the other hand fifty nine percent of nigerians think the government is making a serious efforts to fight corruption three years ago that figure was just twenty one percent experts have praised the government's initial measures and people began to fear getting caught steve minding bribes but there's been no sign o

we are on the road from lagos the economic capital of nigeria to the neighboring country and we observing what traders and travelers go through here every day although we're still more than one hour away from the border we've been passing several checkpoints of the police immigration and customs in many cases drivers for bribes. more than ten checkpoints on an eighty kilometers stretch of road is how the unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed. many people here say that nothing has changed since he was elected president of nigeria. complains. of the big issue is. the. well we asked but. there was something very. drastic changes. during pain he promised to combat corruption. by the recent after a barometer study shows that more than ninety percent of nigerians still believe often. corrupt. on the other hand fifty nine percent of nigerians think the government is making a serious efforts to fight corruption three years ago that figure was just twenty one percent experts have praised the government's initial measures and people began to fear ge

we are on the road from lagos the economic capital of nigeria to the neighboring country. traders and travelers go through here every day although we're still more than one hour away from the border we've been passing several checkpoints of the police immigration and customs in many cases drivers. more than ten checkpoints on an eighty kilometers stretch of road is how unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed and . many people here say that nothing has changed since he was elected president of nigeria. the big issue is. the. oh yes but. very. drastic changes. during campaign he promised to combat corruption. but a recent study shows that more than ninety percent of nigerians still believe officials are corrupt. on the other hand fifty nine percent of nigerians think the government is making a serious efforts to fight corruption three years ago that figure was just twenty one percent experts have praised the government's initial measures and people began to fear getting caught steam and in bribes but there's been no sign of cha

we are on the road from lagos, the economic capital of nigeria, to the neighboring country, benin, observing what traders and travelers go through every day. although we are still more than one hour away from the border, we have been passing several checkpoints of the police, immigration, and customs. in many cases, drivers are asked for bribes. more than 10 checkpoints on an 80 kilometer stretch of road is hardly unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed. many people here say that nothing has changed since mohammed bihari was elected president of nigeria. >> they used to collect money from us at the checkpoints. >> corruption is a big issue. it is a huge one, at that. the police, even when you don't want to give them money, like the bus drivers -- they do it as if it is their right. >> [indiscernible] we expected something very urgent, a kind of drastic changes, but we have been disappointed so far. reporter: during his campaign, he promised to combat corruption. but a recent afro barometer study shows that more than 80% of nigerians still belie

we are on the road from lagos the economic capital of nigeria to the neighboring country we need and we observing what traders and travelers go through here every day although we're still more than one hour away from the border we've been passing several checkpoints of the police immigration and customs in many cases drivers for bribes. more than ten checkpoints on an eighty kilometers stretch of road is how unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed and . many people here say that nothing has changed since he was elected president of nigeria. complains. the big issue is. that it's. like the boy. is a right oh yes but. something very. drastic changes. but it's been disappointed. during pain he promised to combat corruption. by the recent after a barometer study shows that more than ninety percent of nigerians still believe officials are corrupt. on the other hand fifty nine percent of nigerians think the government is making a serious efforts to fight corruption three years ago that figure was just twenty one percent experts have praised t

for example, only a few hundred miles separate lagos, nigeria, from ghana. in the united states, traveling this distance would take a few hours. for traders on the continent, the same trip can take up to a full day. they have to contend with inadequate roads, arduous border checks or high tariffs. m.c.c. recently signed a compact with an economic and cultural hub in west african and a longtime strategic and economic partner of the u.s. this compact will diversify the nation's economy by targeting two constraints to growth -- access to a skilled work force and the mobility of goods and . ople in the nation's capital the transport project will focus on rehabilitating key roads in the capital to enable people and goods to move freely throughout the busy city and its strategic part. with 20% of the nation's population living in the capital, unlocking congestion will create opportunities to buy and sell products, expand businesses, improve access to key services and open up greater trade. this compact is expected to benefit more than 11 million people. in a count

we are on the road from lagos the economic capital of nigeria to the neighboring country. traders and travelers go through here every day although we're still more than one hour away from the border we've been passing several checkpoints of the police immigration and customs in many cases drivers for bribes. more than ten checkpoints on an eighty kilometers stretch of road is how unusual. anyone who refuses to play along and fork over cash will need hours to proceed and . many people here say that nothing has changed since he was elected president of nigeria. the big issue is. it's. like the us. is a right well we are as but. very. drastic changes. during pain he promised to combat corruption. by the recent after a barometer study shows that more than ninety percent of nigerians still believe officials are corrupt. on the other hand fifty nine percent of nigerians think the government is making a serious efforts to fight corruption three years ago that figure was just twenty one percent experts have praised the government's initial measures and people began to fear getting

one hundred fifty kilogram haul arrived in bangkok on a flight from lagos last month but there been no arrests made so far because no one claimed the baggage thailand is one of the world's biggest hubs for the illegal wildlife trade my distant ocean is a third country route is via laos and vietnam to china we believe that this is the same gang who is behind the illegal trade and the ivory tusks like these are hard to find in thailand environmental groups are accusing pup went to guinea's government of sitting back while the country's rain forests are destroyed the pacific nation has just overtaken malaysia to become the world's biggest exporter of tropical hardwood andrew thomas went to pommy or to see the impact. the extremely remote location of this rain forest used to operates protection but recently that's changed. the forests around palmy over disappearing fast as they have been right around papua new guinea we have lost. everything. we've been here two years ago we would just a new year and a new go to. a movie looking at the birds flown out all the troops but no look at this

a made up subway map meets lagos. for a piece of video art abo shot africans enjoying themselves in bob baden's famous casino swigging black beer specially brooch by the artist himself it's flavored with chili and cherry a little african a little german. how does being foreign sound how does home taste. good and new beginnings closing on letting go to cvs of dusk. what the dutch choreographer and i need a living became artistic director of heidelberg theatres dance company five years ago its performances are sold out the trademark is strong visuals teamed with weighty issues such as gene technology and the quest to create the perfect human. meaning put heidelberg on the dance map dusk is her swan song here now she's leaving in search of new challenges her credo is never standstill neither personally nor professionally. a painting by all the mighty nice. and one by peter bonner. two of the twentieth century's leading artists. but t.c. a pioneer of modernism. if. for now a traditionalist always in the shadow of his famo

a made up subway map meets lagos. for a piece of video art abo shot africans enjoying themselves in baghban baden's famous casino swigging black pier especially bruges by the artist himself it's flavored with chili and cherry a little africa and a little german. how does being foreign sound heartless home taste. good and new beginnings closing on letting go the seams of dusk. what the dutch choreographer and i need a living became artistic director of heidelberg theatres dance company five years ago its performances are sold out the trademark is strong visuals teamed with weighty issues such as gene technology and the quest to create the perfect human. meaning put heidelberg on the dance map dusk is her swan song here now she's leaving in search of new challenges her credo is never standstill neither personally nor professionally. a painting by the mighty nice. and one by peter bonner. two of the twentieth century's leading artists. much east a pioneer of modernism. if. for now a traditionalist always in the shadow of

a made up subway map by limits lagos. for a piece of video art abo shot africans enjoying themselves in bombardments famous casino swigging black beer especially bruges by the artist himself it's flavored with chili and cherry a little african a little german. how does being foreign sound how does home taste one of. the. good guys and new beginnings holding on letting go the seams of dusk. the dutch choreographer and the need linning became artistic director of heidelberg theatres dance company five years ago its performances are sold out her trademark is strong visuals teamed with weighty issues such as gene technology and the quest to create the perfect human. the. meaning put heidelberg on the dance map dusk is her swan song here now she's leaving in search of new challenges her credo is never standstill neither personally nor professionally. a painting by all the mighty nice. and one by pier one or. two of the twentieth century's leading artists. much east a pioneer of modernism. if. for now a traditionalist always in