this is a common sight in the niger delta. neighboring communities spills are a catastrophe farmers can no longer farm fisherman must sail hours from the coast in order to catch anything. brazilians often blame the international oil companies . in shells pipeline network alone there have been more than one thousand since two thousand and eleven according to amnesty international the outcome of it us is. ever to. be sure. all companies operating in iraq. are still failing to drive up. their response shell for example takes irish seven days to respond just fills. a lot of patients lorries cation it should go to a larger should face. pressure because that means it is. the environment they lived close to communities. illegally the companies must respond to spills within twenty four hours that's why amnesty is calling for more grist executives. shell has described the accusations in the statement as force and without merit and claims that the majority of bills are caused by sabotage and theft. in which criminal gangs try to extract

plus despite years of controversy of the niger delta is still nigeria's one of its most polluted regions in the world in a new report amnesty international accuses oil giants shell of and any of responding to oil spills to supposedly we will look at why so little progress seems to have been made. welcome to the program thanks for joining us south africa's chief prosecutor has announced that he is charging former president jacob zuma with corruption the ruling a.n.c. party forced zuma to resign as head of state last month after years of corruption related scandal he. now be prosecuted on a variety of corruption charges including fraud racketeering and money laundering the charges stem from a multi-billion dollar government arms purchase in the late you know political big man like zuma they rarely have their day in court how much of a surprise is it that charges are being brought against him now. well these are actually were charges that were already on the table in two thousand and nine and that seems to cross security i actually decided to abandon that case because he said that he though

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this is a common sight in the niger delta. for neighboring communities on oil spills are a catastrophe for the international oil companies. in shells pipeline network alone there's been more than one thousand oil spill since two thousand and eleven according to amnesty international. out of it out this is. all it takes on average seven days tourists. on what occasion various occasions. tourists. could not because. it is too. far but they. could other communities. illegally the companies must responds to spills within twenty four hours that's why amnesty is calling for more grist exemptions. cheryl has described the accusations in the statement as force and without merit and claims that the majority of bills are caused by sabotage and theft. in which criminal gangs try to extract their share of the oil wealth. sixty years ago oil production started in nigeria's niger delta since then some people became extremely rich but the majority of the one hundred eighty million nigerians did not benefit most people in the region consider