we have me equity and independent africa policy analyst and former executive director for africa action and also in johannesburg grant madison a senior program manager at the electoral institute for sustainable democracy in africa a warm welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story long if i can start with you cereal rama polls started to his presidency with much optimism not just on the markets but even in the national mood so what's more out of ten would you give him for these first one hundred days in office. and bill in fife so far has been decisive enough he's had he hasn't had a very good talent with which to work and certainly have to deal with the current internal fiction and the factions within the a.n.c. seems to be having his work and his approaches to you know to be diplomacy makes him appear. like indecisive at times that i mean i think a little in five is fair enough and there's a consensus ok so a five four level what about uni equity in washington what's. a score card what do you make his of his performance so far yes thanks for having me as well and of course

we have me equity and independent africa policy analyst and former executive director for africa action and also in johannesburg grant madison a senior program manager at the electoral institute for sustainable democracy in africa a warm welcome to your all thank you for being on inside story live long if i can start with you cereal rama polls started to his presidency with much optimism not just on the markets but even in the national mood so what's more out of ten would you give him for these first one hundred days in office. and bill in five so far has been decisive enough he's had he hasn't had a very good talent with which to work and certainly have to deal with the current internal fiction and in the factions within the agency seems to be having his work and his approaches to you know to be diplomacy makes him appear. like indecisive at times that i mean i think a little in five is fair enough and the circumstances ok so five for labor what about uni equity in washington what sort of. scorecard what do you make his of his performance so far yes thanks for having me as well and of

of africa. there's no ethical problem with that. the commentators problem samar doctors need there may well be an ethical problem but we focus on the legal aspects. let's lift it up walk in isolation is like public eye to cover the ethics of the issue. these blended oil products hold no secrets from arietta hard. she had already investigated the murky side of oil trade on behalf of greenpeace in a case that took place over ten years ago as part of the pro bowl koala scandal what was the massive tanker chartered by the swiss company trafigura in doing this question intrigued public are the only thing it knew was that the vessel wanted to get rid of toxic waste generated by the cleaning of its tanks for months in two thousand and six the tanker approached several ports including amsterdam before choosing to dump its unpopular cargo illegally in ivory coast. they came to amsterdam here they were able to actually get it processed in a proper way but there eject at that option because they thought it

we have me equity and independent africa policy analyst and former executive director for africa action and also in johannesburg grant madison a senior program manager at the electoral institute for sustainable democracy in africa a warm welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story live long if i can start with you syria where my posts started to his presidency with much optimism not just on the markets but even in the national mood so what's more out of ten would you give him for these first one hundred days in office. and bill in fife so far has been decisive enough he's had he hasn't had a very good talent with which to work and certainly have to deal with the current internal fiction and the factions within the a.n.c. seems to be having his work and his approaches to you know to be diplomacy makes him appear. like indecisive at times that i mean i think a little in five is fair enough and the circumstances ok so five for labor what about uni equity in washington what's. a score card what do you make his his performance so far yes thanks for having me as well and of course

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of visit our website deputed construct africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. times are hard for the king of the beasts his realm is shrinking never before have there been so few lines living in the wall and yet they're increasingly at the center of conflicts and disputes as they were told it was a lot of god and that invesco. in india people too are being attacked now research is a teaming up with a must side to explore new avenues in an effort to protect the remaining lands. the mind and the lions can't be saved then something's gone terribly wrong one of us high school math is the king of beasts at risk of dying out here. the ingrown goto crater in tanzania it's an inactive intact unfilled volcanic caldera and an attractive habitat for lines. here the world of the big cats appears to be in order but looks are often deceiving lion populations of collapsing all over africa over the past century their numbers have decreased by ninety percent and they've disappeared from at least fifteen countries . these figures have conservationists worried if there is no hope

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the areas not only in africa but across the world that manderson if we want to have lines in africa or in fifty or one hundred years time then western countries have to help by offering financial support they have to say ok we want to protect these animals so we will help you find a way of co-existing with them. the king of the beasts faces difficult times. and he can't overcome them on his own. block. there's a new super food in the fight against world hunger lentils these legumes are rich in protein and they already play an important role in the diet spokespeople in many a merchant country sabbah can move or righties make them even higher and new train sublime. for the future. fifteen minutes. time for a crate. close. house with. design highlights you can make yourself. comes to two tricks that will turn your home to something special. above. yourself with d. w.'s interior design channel on you tube. global inequality . what qualities in a global connected well. when differences become a disadvantage is. something the city needs right. to the media. join a discussion on how fuel thin

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we have me equity and independent africa policy analyst and former executive director for africa action and also in johannesburg grant madison a senior program manager at the electoral institute for sustainable democracy in africa a warm welcome to your all thank you for being on inside story live long if i can start with you cereal rama polls started to his presidency with much optimism not just on the markets but even in the national mood so what's more out of ten would you give him for these first one hundred days in office. and bill in fife so far has been decisive enough he's had he hasn't had a very good talent with which to work and certainly have to deal with the current internal fiction and the factions within the a.n.c. seems to be having his work and his approaches to you know to be diplomacy makes him appear. like indecisive at times that i mean i think a little in five is fair enough and the circumstances ok so five for labor what about uni equity in washington what sort of a scorecard what do you make his his performance so far yes thanks for having me as well and of cours

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painting for the wild dogs survival in south africa's kruger national park. it's not the one mark owen has. come to see all the larger animals that are always the big draw for the tourists visit the largest is fighting for the survival of the african wild dog he sets of early in the morning in south africa's kruger national park the dogs are hard to find even for marco originally from belgium he's worked here for many years the lions are at the end of the conflict the word of the beer on the lions and hyenas other wild dogs number one predator is. one of the dogs it's carrying a transmitter so marco is hoping to track him down the sun is busy it's quite high already and it's going to get hot it's one of the summer days so whenever it gets out the wild dogs are not on the move anymore so we must try to find them as they are busy moving but despite trying for three hours marco can pick up a signal his stance and to feel concerned. he shows us the enclosure where he held a number of dogs before releasing them into the wild. all that remains is the carcasses they

africa's doing your bit. kenyan eco entrepreneur mohammad founded the company. it gives jeans a second life. here in nairobi market he finds used. to create stylish bags and accessories. every article is unique and reflects its origins. are being sold over the internet. the business has a staff of ten employees. and it's sold ten thousand bags since twenty thirty. giving jeans. you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. ever do. growing your own presence of all if so you probably think that's bad. well. company grows indoors using a light rather than light and. oil but is this method sustainable doesn't it consume huge amounts of electricity and is the produce good for you we went to find out. fresh lettuce seedlings needing just some light and sufficient heat to get growing and they get both as well as plenty of space in this vertical farm. eighteen hours of light per day and a constant temperature of twenty two degrees celsius. meanwhile but should lettice

so the situation is very dire in south africa. but the good news is that there is still a process that has to be followed, and that's why we are in the united states. >> tucker: what i find so striking is the response from everyone else around the world. it's almost never covered the american media. there's a sense that the people being murdered deserve it because of what their ancestors did. the international community is similarly silent. have you met with any government officials here in washington about what's happening in your country? >> that's why we are here. we are about to meet with some government officials. and it's very unfortunate, the situation that you've just mentioned. especially in south africa there's a hierarchy of recognition. some people when they are the victims, it's all over the news and you hear about it frequently. and other people, especially farmers in south africa, white farmers in particular, they will be tortured to death and it will receive very littlee news coverage and that's unfortunately the s

around africa and you know this is what we have lined up on the show today. and will be paying a visit to the. tomorrow. with minimal quantities of water and. plant into furniture for school and in kenya we. intend to complain to clean up the beach and get. some plants have an interview some other regions can spread like wildfire in their new habitat globalization has transported these invasive plants around the world some of them thrive in the early environment and sometimes they wreak havoc with very negative consequences fatsis. or what has custody of the local flora in capetown south africa with its unique biodiversity alien grounds are invading the area in and around the city they governmentally leisure to work for water has devise an idea to make use of some of these invasive plants for the good of the citizens as corsi. they look beautiful. obvious trees are major problem for south africa. and that's why they have to be felt. for my look like wanton destruction is in fact helping indigenous flora. alien invasion trees like eucalyptus from australia wre

africa actually are. what is known is that the ryan metal subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m k eighty two m k eighty four and warheads for launch missiles . the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what being it hit in this production process they've effectively sold the production process. they're effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. via santini and south africa germany's run matal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from cape town saudi

south africa earlier we spoke to victor tara gay the director general of south africa's tourism he said an environmental assessment is always part of any new development. when you have to concede a particular development opportunity you've got to look at the unintended consequences of the particular choice you've got on me and if you saw me that you're going to end up with something that will have an impact on the environment there will be a requirement that speech has to be says and whether that is going to be a permanent damage that may never be the ability to which may not even be ugly too by the authorities because the sussman that is done the peoples of that particular assessment is for us to be able to ascertain whether there will be permanent damage to that particular environment or not thanks if you're watching us on facebook a story about how easy it is to buy a gun in the u.s. state of virginia and would still ahead we'll find out what's got more and more people across africa interested in the rugby. text me with the sports now and it's all about the growth of rugby in africa

military role in yemen and north africa and we really see an interesting picture forming him i guess have touched on this and the country has bases along the southern coast of yemen the main port city of aden is dominated by u.a.e. backed separatists on the african side of the red sea it operates the a sub naval and air base in eritrea the u.a.e. is building a military base in beveren somalia as breakaway region of somaliland and buys d.p. world has signed a thirty a deal to manage a report an agreement that has not been recognized by the somali government in mogadishu the u.a.e. is also developing the ports of inputs and in other parts of somalia who self-governing states is not internationally recognized the u.a.e. is training and equipping the local maritime police force there but its relations have soured with somalia last month my goodness she dispended a u.a.e. . graham to train some of its troops soon after it sees millions of dollars from a u.a.e. plane when you look at the horn of africa and i know we've touched on it briefly and you look at the the multiple players involved

africa and i'm not alone joining me my colleague. from nigeria. and hello everybody and warm welcome to the show. nigeria this week you'll learn why a german company is going to both indoors but that's all we have on the show here the other things you have lined up for you. was it was something where german scientists signed a partnership with a national park. we'll explain why sharks in both need better protection to survive. and we find out how one man in cameroon is making money. while at the same time helping. the african wild dog is viewed as one of the most endangered species in africa once covering almost the end continent in numbers half a million strong they are now only a few pockets of them left in eastern and southern africa but the carnivore performs an essential role in maintaining the biodiversity on the continent they are in to go to the regulation for a species and to contribute to hell the ecosystem as the largest is now campaigning for the wild dog survival in south africa's kruger national park. it's not the one mark owen has c

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yes not only in africa but across the world among us if we want to have lines in africa or in fifty or a hundred years time then western countries have to help by offering financial support you know they have to say ok we want to protect these animals so we will help you find a way of co-existing with them. the king of the beasts faces difficult times. and he can't overcome them on his own. euro max the highlights show. floor festival the spanish city of toronto celebrates spring. spectacular sound game of thrones live in concert. and massive murals french street art do well n.p.r. . bureau backs. on. in malaysia his pictures are breaking. while the islamic world around him missing malaysian plane jerked off mud zaki on my head the courage that he has to draw on things that are not needed to be correct and the second things that are supposed to be a good muslim would not do that i think it's a valid thing to hit the edge a little bit. e.w. . wouldn't have been fighting for decades taken seriously in the world of what appears was coming up. on a star on t w. the female superhero on a mi

south africa. picked a target as director general of south africa tourism and he joins us from durban good to have you with us how much of a problem does this pose because the play the pace the place in malcolm's piece is not the only area in south africa where we're seeing mining and tourism coming into conflict. if indeed it is not the only side with it but i've said what we should just look at is how does it come up that we've got these existing fellow initiatives that are not quite in our money with each. and what that becomes the role of the switch. just making sure that we are in a position to get. some of these development activities to be in line with sustainability principles. now in the county what we have a system of regulation that allows for all development activities to go through environmental impact assess. how these environmental impact assessments are able to ascertain whether their particular initiatives should proceed or it should not proceed such licenses once they've been issu

africa's doing your bit. kenyan eco entrepreneur. founded the company. it gives jeans a second life. here in nairobi market he finds used garment to create stylish bags and accessories. every article is unique and reflects its origins. are being sold over the internet. the business has a staff of ten employees. and it's sold ten thousand bags since twenty thirteen. jeans. do you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. this is our website or send us a tweet. hashtag doing your bit we share your stories. ever had. of growing your own presence of all if so you probably think that. well. company was indoors using a light rather. but is this method sustainable doesn't it comes. in the produce good for you we went to find out. fresh lettuce seedlings needing just some light and sufficient heat to get growing and they get both as well as plenty of space in this vertical farm. eighteen hours of light per day and a constant temperature of twenty two degrees celsius. meanwhile but should lettice's being harvested at the other end of the farmhou

barrel mental topic you know a new episode of africa and i'm alone joining me with my colleague. from nigeria. and hello everybody and warm welcome to the show. nigeria this week you'll learn why a german company is growing vegetables indoors but that's all we have on the show here the other things we have lined up for you. this it was on the. sign a partnership with the national park. will explain why sharks in both need better protection to survive. and we find out how one man in cameroon is making money. while at the same time helping. the african wild dog is viewed as one of the most endangered species in africa once covering almost the end continent in numbers half a million strong they are now in only a few pockets of them left in eastern and southern africa but the economy performs an essential role in maintaining biodiversity on the continent they are in to go to the regulation. of trace machines and the contribute to hell the ecosystem as the largest is now come painting for the wild dog survival in south africa's kruger national park. it's not the baboons that until one

africa and i'm not alone joining me with my colleague. from nigeria. and hello everybody and warm welcome to the show. nigeria this week you will learn why a german company is growing vegetables indoors but that's all we have on the show here the other things we have lined up for you. was it was on the german scientists signed a partnership with the national park. will explain why sharks in both need better protection to survive. and we find out how one man in cameroon is making money. while at the same time helping. the african wild dog is viewed as one of the most endangered species in africa once covering almost the end continent in numbers half a million strong they are now only a few pockets of them left in eastern and southern africa. but that kind of war performs an essential role in maintaining the biodiversity on the continent they are integral to the regulation of for a species and the continued to tell the ecosystem as the largest is now campaigning for the wild dog survival in south africa's kruger national park. it's not the bones that end

but those conversations rarely include africa. and they ought to, because this is the region where the population is set to explode in coming decades. africa may not hold much global clout now, but it will make up a quarter of the world's population by 2050 and in the decades following that, it will grow larger still. so good news there is good news for the whole world. next on "gps," speaking of world

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military role in yemen and north africa and we really see an interesting picture forming him i guess have touched on this in the country has bases along the southern coast of yemen the main port city of aden is dominated by u.a.e. backed separatists on the african side of the red sea it operates the a sub naval and air base in eritrea the u.a.e. is building a military base in beveren somalia as breakaway region of somaliland and buys d.p. world has signed a thirty a deal to manage the report an agreement that has not been recognized by the somali government in mogadishu the u.a.e. is also developing the ports in puntland in other parts of somalia who self-governing status is not internationally recognized the u.a.e. is training and equipping the local maritime police force there but its relations have soured with somalia last month my goodness she dispended a u.a.e. . graham to train some of its troops soon after it sees millions of dollars from a u.a.e. plane when you look at the horn of africa and i know we've touched on it briefly and you look at the the multiple players involved

central africa the great lakes a check a central africa one of the most water rich regions of the earth and both china and india are making massive land and water grabs there the united states again through hubris through overconfidence is being completely left in the dust fred we sure appreciate it i know you noticed we talked about that headline earlier but it's something that you and i have talked about before on the calories being included in the menu items i know you've actually called for that and you talk about that in your book the book which happens to be bet the farm when how food stop being food author fred kaufman thank you so much for being with us. thank you. smartphones have changed the way we live and work and most of it most of it is for the better we are more efficient more effective and smarter because of the devices but we also never seem to get away from them some seem addicted checking phones in secret like closet smokers google officials contend that seventy percent of users want a better balance in life that isn't as dependent upon smartphone devices entered the

you know a new episode of africa and i'm not alone joining me with my colleague. from nigeria. and hello everybody and warm welcome to the show. nigeria this week you'll learn why a german company is growing vegetables indoors but that's all we have on the show here the other things we have lined up for you. was it was on the. side of a partnership with the national park. will explain why sharks in both need better protection to survive. and we find out how one man in cameroon is making money. while at the same time helping. the african wild dog is viewed as one of the most endangered species in africa once covering almost the end continent in numbers half a million strong they are only a few pockets of them left in song. africa but that kind of war performs an essential role in maintaining the biodiversity on the continent and they are integral to the regulation of phrase machines and the continued to tell the ecosystem as the largest is now come painting for the wild dog survival in south africa's kruger national park. it's not the baboons that are and so on marco has come to

in italy i saw workers exploited in africa farmers facing growing. for the past two years i've been collecting source's juices soups concentrates peel tomatoes and catch up from around the world the story i'm going to tell you is not simply about the canned food it's a story about the sometimes absurd nature of our global ice world. it's winners. and it's losers the women than men who feed us all without ever seeing the fruits of their labor. or. orders. to discover how china produces its tomatoes i have to go on a long journey. three thousand kilometers from beijing in the west of china. to she . added. the province was incorporated into china in one nine hundred forty nine and was long inaccessible to foreigners. it is home to a muslim group or eagles who today are a minority. over time the region became populated by millions of han chinese the country's largest ethnic group. all at the initiative of beijing. and it is a journey back in time. here many crops are still harvested by hand as was common in europe decades ago. you know. there are no was

obvious trees are major problem for south africa. and that's why they have to be felt. for my look like wanton destruction is in fact helping indigenous flora. alien invasion trees like eucalyptus from australia wreck havoc on the eco system explains evil masters they have no natural enemies here so they grow rapidly very quickly and what especially if eucalyptus is that you see behind me as well. the three year old trees can absorb up to ninety liters of water a day where they're full grown trees can take of close to a thousand liters a day of water effects a huge clue you can see the the river and you can see the water line with the rivers are supposed to be and where the water actually is and there's deter a lot of these trees absorbing a lot of the water it's a massive problem for the drought stricken country another only one caused by invasive plant species there are about soon hundred of them in south africa. become petes with indigenous plants cos erosion and intensify the impacts of wildfires with diverse stating effects on flora fauna and humanness. so there is

around africa and you know this is what we have lined up on the show today. you will be paying a visit to the. high yields with minimal water and. into furniture for school and in kenya. to complain to clean up the beaches and. some plants have an interview some of the regions can spread like wildfire and then you have a globalization that's transported these invasive plants around the world some of them thrive in the an environment and sometimes they wreak havoc with very negative consequences such as. or what discussed or the local flora in cape town south africa with its unique biodiversity alien grounds are invading the area in and around the city the governmental easy to work for water have devise an idea to make use of some of these invasive plants for the good of the citizens as corsi . they look beautiful. obvious trees are major problem for south africa. and that's why they have to be felt. for my look like wanton destruction is in fact helping indigenous flora. alien invasion trees like eucalyptus from australia wreck havoc on the eco system explain

too often times we see africa as a place that's wanting. here it's a place you want to go. >> it's beautiful. >> with the domestic release days away, "black panther" will finally face the ultimate test, the movie going public. >> i felt it would be a strong response. did i know it was as strong as it was? i don't think anybody could anticipate that. i felt like there was going to be a strong response. i felt like it was going to be something we would be deeply proud of. to be something we were going to be deeply proud of. >> coming up, "black panther" takes the world by storm. >> the world responded because it was authentic. we're in a time where authenticity is everything. ager. my dad- he always gave me two pieces of advice. one was to always be humble. and the second was to always do the right thing. now that i'm the new ceo of uber, i've taken that advice to heart. and i'm using that advice to change our company. moving forward, we're taking into consideration what's good for our driver partners, our riders, and the cities that we opera

he just summed up how to solve africa's food shortages. we got to do things americans did 80 years ago during the depression. and he has extolled the virtues of soybeans. you can grow it with just a thin layer of top soil. he starts every other sentence with in the 1990s and when i was president. the guys even had a name for one of his defensive monologues i got trapped in, you got blackhawked, they said. it was after one a.m., and all i wanted to do was go to sleep when clinton told me his advice for how obama could improve his speech making. [laughter] suppose weave been friends for 40 years, if you came to visit me in the hospital and said something pretty and eloquent instead of saying, god, i'm sorry, this sucks, i wish i could do more about it, it's an insult. the eloquence should go at the end of his speeches now, never in the middle. >> i nodded, smiling politely and checking that the red light of my voice recorder was still glowing. he changed outfits at least three times a day, usually reappearing in the verdent hotel gardens wit

she always has the people of africa in mind when conducting her research. feels very attached to tanzania it's a town where for me every time i come back is the fulfillment of a childhood dream of the. first at eight thirty and we present at night. has a busy schedule so she's worked with colleagues in africa for more than ten years and is highly regarded. of diagnostics that you can assess the fabric track in less than ten minutes this is the minimum that you need but remember it's also starting to make use of her findings and her algorithm consists on the clock we are very respected because we listen to people and have been working hand in hand with them for years. i'm on. the cover research aims to optimize patient care in dar es salaam. switzerland where dot com also works always equipped with the top let. said yes it's my mobile office i work everywhere on trains under a tree in africa everywhere. on that one that's back to. the university hospital and knows she vaccinate patients travelling abroad. lax. who picked. since. i get paid to take care of sw

honeymoon couple from south africa taking photographs on the beach. that. people were struggling to get out of the seats and you know tugging on to others and you know all that was a bit scary because i was under water and of course you have to hold your breath all this time is that a shock yeah but finally i did get out and when i got out i looked up and that's i saw the sky. and i said ok this must be the other side must have crossed over and then when i leveled out and looked at the ocean i saw these both looked like tourists said ok it must still be our hunter. and. the camorra is in the holidaymakers bring the passengers assured alive dead and half way between. of dad there is no sign. of one hundred seventy five passengers from thirty six countries one hundred twenty three perished including the hijackers of dad there were still no news only an ominous silence. i went to wilson airport nairobi with my friend duncan willetts we chartered an aircraft to fly us to mooney the capital of the kumars where a makeshift morgue set up. so we drove to this meat

cool dot com africa on the most. yeah. and i think one day this war will be considered cruel and unjust war. and certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child of. their homeland is the enemy invades. no one wants russia here which is that is. against the global news that matters. d.w. made for mines. the other watching a positive train all in the water the poorest of the poor in poorer countries started reading the education they are demanding good cause it is because and for their children they're called put it more and also realize that if they have to have good quality production would bother to consumers they need to look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that includes hold on fifty no child or no i don't really demand illiterate that is the fundamental human but that is the divine guard which the nature of the board has given to us and goes ruled on a sledge in the way that i had to learn who i was trudging over that i had the freedom against nature that i can just walk. this is g.w. new

in italy i saw work is exploited in africa farmers facing ruin. for the past two years i've been collecting source's juices soups concentrates peel tomatoes and catch up from around the world the story i'm going to tell you is not simply about the canned food it's a story about the sometimes absurd nature of our global ice world. its winners. and its losers the women than men who feed us all without ever seeing the fruits of their labor. workers. in america to discover how china produces its tomatoes i have to go on a long journey. three thousand kilometers from beijing in the west of china. to she . added. the province was incorporated into china in one nine hundred forty nine and was long inaccessible to foreigners. it is home to a muslim group or eagles who today are a minority. over time the region became populated by millions of han chinese the country's largest ethnic group. all at the initiative of beijing. man it is a journey back in time. here many crops are still harvested by hand as was common in europe decades ago. due to. their own mo

military role in yemen and north africa and we really see an interesting picture forming him i guess have touched on this and the country has bases along the southern coast of yemen the main port city of aden is dominated by u.a.e. backed separatists on the african side of the red sea it operates the a sub naval and air base in eritrea the u.a.e. is building a military base in beveren somalia as breakaway region of somaliland and buys d.p. world has signed a thirty a deal to manage a report an agreement that has not been recognized by the somali government in mogadishu the u.a.e. is also developing the ports in puntland in other parts of somalia who self-governing status is not internationally recognized the u.a.e. is training and equipping the local maritime police force there but its relations have soured with somalia last month my goodness she dispended a u.a.e. . graham to train some of its troops soon after it sees millions of dollars from a u.a.e. plane when you look at the horn of africa and i know we've touched on it briefly and you look at the the multiple players involved t