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an average morning for this group of scrap metal thieves in inner city johannesburg scavenging for anything of value that will end them up to three euros a kilogram wherever that's going to give us money to give it being that's going to give us money. there's a. day india read. in your windows scrap metal theft is engulfing south africa's major urban centers leaving city residents and business owners under siege the door was already broken in and we got here and what had happened they'd stolen all the the copper piping and they'd broken off the copper piping with the water still running so the run the water was running down the street there was a spate of these these everybody's in the street they went into all the shops after hours and as all the copper piping johannesburg authorities regularly raid scrap metal deal is searching not only for miscellaneous stone and steel but also metal infrastructure that causes blackouts in the central business district. there was a theft of copper cable last year a lot of copper cable were all locked of electrical cable chatter impact the biggest of the

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of. today were off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague to eggman joins us from nigeria hello there felicia indeed an exciting shows ahead of us but first of all i like to greet of us all the over the world and say a big thank you for all your responses to our program now here's what we have lined up today. how to build houses with discarded blasting boxes and signed. our community cares for red peoples and the ecosystem in got out. and out the bikes and i'm becoming popular and give me. two days' journey starts in west africa as we head to senegal in the sahara village of the i would geology woman's cooperative has not it's a cult of it once i read lines even though what is a challenge in the sales on the secret of success was restoring on old well and installing a solar powered pump to run it with mining dowdy as a village job becoming autonomous and something rarely seeming rule communities in west

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and i'm joining you from johannesburg south africa it's great to be part of the eco africa team and have the opportunity to present this wonderful show let's take a look at what's in store this week. will see how an app helps herdsman in kenya locate grazing land for their livestock and discover how farmers in these air have learned to co-exist with one of nature's most elegant creatures. the first reports takes us to kampala uganda is a densely populated capital just like in many urban centers green areas are in short supply but that doesn't mean it's impossible to grow fresh produce even schools are getting in on the act by encouraging their students to use space in school yards but for farming the kids not only learn valuable lessons and skills they're also repulse and tasty rewards. harvesting spinach. chooses to do. in the ugandan capital kampala. linked to the schools an area of land just a hundred square meters in size where the students can grow vegetables angel uses old plastic containers for plant pots as a way of recycling waste so most of these and then by the video but they

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of africa for you today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague to eglin joins us from nigeria hello there felicia indeed an exciting shows ahead of us but first of all i like to greet of us all over the world and said a big thank you for all your responses to our program now here's what we have lined up today. how to build houses with discarded plastic bottles and signed. our community cares for recompose and dad ecosystem in ghana. and how the bison i'm becoming popular i mean. today's journey starts in west africa as we head to senegal in the same health bill age of. women's cooperative has managed to cultivate one i would lines even though what is a challenge in the cell phone the secret of success was restoring on old well and installing a solar powered pump to run it with many doubt judgeable a job becoming autonomous and something rarely seeming rule communities in west africa they manag

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of. today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague to eggman joins us from nigeria hello there felicia indeed an exciting shows ahead of us but first of all i like to greet of us all the over the world and said big thank you for all your responses to our program now here's what we have lined up today. how to build houses with this god of marketing bathrooms and. our community cares for red peoples and the ecosystem in ghana. and how the bison i'm becoming popular i mean. today's journey starts in west africa as we head to senegal in the so help village of the i would geology woman's cooperative has none it's a cult of it once i would lines even though what is the challenge in this hell's own secret of success was restoring an old well i mean stalling a solar powered pump to run it with mining that would judge a village up becoming autonomous and something rarely seen in rural communities in west

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of. today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague to eggman joins us from nigeria hello there felicia indeed an exciting shows ahead of us but first of all i like to greet us all the over the world on set big thank you for all your responses to our program now here's what we have lined up today. how to build houses with discarded plastic bottles and sand. i welcome you to care for red peoples and the ecosystem in god. and i will be bikes and i'm becoming popular i'm going to meet. today's journey starts in west africa as we head to senegal in the so help village of the i would geology a woman's cooperative has none it's a cult of it once i read lines even though what is a challenge in the sales on the secret of success was restoring on old well and installing a solar pod home to run it with mining dowdy as a village job becoming autonomous and something rarely seeming rule communities in west a

hi there everyone i'm vicki and i'm joining you from johannesburg south africa it's great to be part of the eco africa team and have the opportunity to present this wonderful show let's take a look at what's in store that we. will see how an app helps herd men in kenya locate grazing land their livestock and discover how farmers in these air have learned to co-exist with one of nature's most elegant creatures. the first reports takes us to kampala uganda is a densely populated capital just like in many urban centers green areas are in short supply but that doesn't mean it's impossible to grow fresh produce even schools are getting in on the act by encouraging their students to use space in school yards for farming the kids not only learn valuable lessons and skills they're also repulse me and tasty rewards. luciferian is harvesting spinach and mangold she is a student of the high school in the ugandan capital kampala. linked to the schools an area of land just a hundred square metres in size where the students can grow vegetables angel uses old plastic containers for plant plants as

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of. today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague to eggman joins us from nigeria hello there felicia indeed an exciting shows ahead of us but first of all i like to greet all of us all the over the world and say a big thank you for all your responses to our program now here's what we have lined up today. how to build houses with this god of plastic bottles and sand. i welcome you to care for red pickles and the ecosystem in ghana. and i will be bikes and i'm becoming popular i mean. today's journey starts in west africa as we head to senegal in the so help village of the i would georgi a women's cooperative has none it's a culture of it once i read lines even though what is a challenge in the sales on the secret of success was restoring on old well and installing a solar powered pump to run it with mining doubt judge a village are becoming autonomous and something rarely seen in rule communiti

as one of the few black boys attending an exclusive private school in johannesburg . it is the eve of the second free elections mandela's term as president is almost over and for. life it's good. because father is a prominent member of south africa's fast growing back middle class. i really had my mind just think he's such a good person. i've done nothing done for. just trying to me to discover that he could. he's gone from knowing just living life in the streets it's a way to just playing soccer. just on the streets to all the way just living. you know in the suburbs. and his strategy base to is a good family. at seven and a newborn year were close friends and usually you know when yours mother was black and her father quite. back then she in question were together at a progressive johannesburg school but now because santa has moved. let's talk about us so i don't know i lost myself catalog what i remember is i don't know i just remembered her kids lying for cash. she's off just. to shut it not eternal jewish yes she said and just to be what was it you're actually go

when there were seven tessanne in a bun year were good friends living near each other in johannesburg and. why do you think people fight in this country and make frank ferdinand's think. people are looking to block off the roads looking to block of new ways looking to put security guards at the front of the road sticking to palisade open gardens i can put spikes electric fences on their walls i can make they will six foot what's electric fences but while i know you know what i think we've actually become paranoid. crowd and i want. this kind of justice in this not really believing that i think that again most people think it's black people do it and i think that's really wrong and ok i must admit. majority of people up that people but i think that's she to the party a street closer to the yacht because they don't have an education if you don't need to have an education you can't get a proper job just to survive him you going to crime you know was that was the. schools are changing slowly in south africa. at film school the language instruction is afrikaans an option few black parents

when there were seven tessanne in a bun year were good friends living near each other in johannesburg and. why do you think people fight in this country and maybe frank ferdinand's i think. people are looking to block off the roads the king to block of new ways looking to put security guards at the front of the road sticking to palisade open gardens looking to spikes electric fences on their walls or can make their will six foot with this electric fence above while i know you know what i think we've actually become paranoid. crowd and i want. this kind of justice and this is not really believing that i think that again most people think it's black people do it and i think that's really wrong and ok i must admit. majority of people up there people but i think that's she to the potus to closer to the yacht because they don't have an education if you don't need to have an education you can't get a proper job just to survive him you're going to crime you know god that was the. schools are changing slowly in south africa. and film school the language instruction is afrikaans an option few

it had flown up from johannesburg this morning. it's the same type of aircraft bought by lion air that crashed off indonesia last october with the loss of 189 passengers and crew, also shortly after take—off. boeing said it was deeply saddened and that a technical tea m deeply saddened and that a technical team was ready to provide assistance. while all thoughts are with the families of those killed, work has already begun to find out what caused the crash. the us federal authority says it will be involved in the investigation. alistair linford, bbc news, nairobi. as we heard in that report, the aircraft was a relatively new model — and concerns have been raised about its safety systems. our transport correspondent tom burridge has been looking into it. debris recovered in october when another boeing 737 max went down off indonesia. the crash raised questions about automatic computer systems on—board questions about automatic computer systems on—boa rd the questions about automatic computer systems on—board the aircraft a

it flew up from johannesburg south africa this morning. it is the same type of aircraft bought by line air that crashed last october that killed passengers shortly after take—off. the technical team is ready to provide assistance. all thoughts are with the family of those killed, workers have already began to find out what caused the crash. the us aviation authority says it will be involved in the investigation. our correspondent, emmanuel igunza, is at the crash site near bishof—tu in ethiopia, and sent us this update. the recovery efforts you can see going on behind me have been continuing sense the morning, when the flight came down here in this farming area. we have been talking to some of the people and they told us to some of the people and they told us they heard a loud bang and the plane burst into fire. you can see here, the area has been cordoned off, about the size of a football pitch and you can see debris, personal belongings, we have seen la pto ps, personal belongings, we have seen laptops, passports and close of those w

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of eco africa for you today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague now to exit joins us from nigeria hello there felicia i think sars ensures ahead of us.

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hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of africa for you today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague notes an egghead joins us from nigeria whoa there for the show and exciting shows ahead of us but first.

for this small johannesburg restaurant it's a matter of life and death some days there are numerous power cuts they've already thrown away five hundred euros worth of meat and bags of ice can only function so long as a stopgap measure oh. please. insert . this for years south africa's power stations have been neglected as a consequence of mismanagement and corruption so the state owned energy company has had to limit output causing power cuts the subject dominates the national press the power outages are having an adverse effect on south africa's already struggling economy. traffic lights are out and mobile phone networks down transmitter masts also need electricity these are the worst cuts in years those who are able to prepare in advance count themselves lucky luckily we've got it you know right we are self-sustaining. when it comes to power but we did something that we didn't budget for but not all businesses can afford to do that and many of them are heading for. dire financial straits. he grows the. drivers out of the make my. person for that or. just weeks out from the national elec

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to take these open kitchen in johannesburg is something special those who easier are constantly surprised there's a different cook in the kitchen every day always offering a new creation the emphasis is on healthy food. eric van both came up with the idea three years ago he sees a growing cut from a base for healthy food. he'd like to be able to deliver too but to do that he'd need high speed internet and cheap mobile data. so you have the internet and you have why you need to have a town where you can provide for your customers that are sitting you also maintain the business when it comes to that point of sale all over the story it's part of your trouble because it's quite expensive. right. from south africa to west africa. young people looking at their phones maybe a common sight on the streets of. but only one third of the canadian population is online mobile access to the network it's often unstable even in the capital. that's a headache for small companies like stimulus technologies. define who and his seven employees offer network marketing services. applications you always have to

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was in the china is regional director for amnesty international in seven africa he joins me now from johannesburg mr chen it's good to have you on and welcome to news africa we know that attacks on people with albinism in malawi typically tend to spike around an election period and election is coming up in may what's what is behind that. thank you very much for having me it is generally true that there are moments in which attacks take a spike and election mormons are one of them because of the existence of a deep seated culture of false beliefs that bourne's on body parts of a person with albinism give you lucky charms but there is a general problem in the country. the tucks of people are going to. people with albinism discrimination and deep seated feelings that the criminal justice system is feeding so that is a culture of impunity destroyed old times you're likely to find objections killings in the tux so it might not necessarily be a good lections but it's a general program that requires decisive leadership all right and speaking about decisive leadership we're hearing some rumblings in the

the channel is regional director for amnesty international in southern africa he joins me now from johannesburg mr much and it's good to have you on and welcome to news africa we know that attacks on people with albinism in malawi typically tend to spike around an election period an election is coming up in may what what is behind that. thank you very much for having me is generally true that there are moments in which attacks ticket spike and election mormons are one of them because of the existence of a deep seated culture of false beliefs that bourne's on body parts of a person with albinism give you lucky charms but there's a general problem in the country often talks of people are going is over people with albinism discrimination and deep seated feelings that the justice system is failing so there is a culture of impunity to sawyer at all times you're likely to find abductions killings in the tux so it might not be a cute little good elections but it's a general program that requires decisive leadership all right and speaking about decisive leadership we're hearing some rumblings in the ma

hello and a very warm welcome from johannesburg south africa i'm felicia n.s.p. with the latest edition of for you today we're off on another journey across the continent as well as making a side trip to germany and my colleague notes an egghead joins us from nigeria whoa there for the show i think sars ensures ahead of us.

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which hannah is regional director for amnesty international in southern africa he joins me now from johannesburg mr much and it's good to have you on welcome to news africa we know that attacks on people with albinism in malawi typically tend to spike around an election period and election is coming up in may what's what is behind that. thank you very much for having me is generally true that there are moments in which a tux ticket spike and election mormons are one of them because of the existence of a deep seated culture of false beliefs that bourne's on body parts of a person with albinism give you lucky charms but there is a general problem in the country often talks of people are going to. people with albinism discrimination and deep seated feelings that the commune our justice system is failing so there is a culture of impunity to sawyer at all times you are likely to find abductions killings in the talks so it might not necessarily be a good elections but it's a general problem that requires decisive leadership all right and speaking about decisive leadership we're hearing some rumblings

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for this small johannesburg restaurant it's a matter of life and death some days there are numerous power cuts they've already thrown away five hundred euros worth of meat and bags of ice can only function so long as a stopgap measure the. pleas. to the oem to these. four years in south africa's power stations have been neglected as a consequence of mismanagement and corruption so the state owned energy company has had to limit output causing power cuts the subject dominates the national press the power outages are having an adverse effect on south africa's already struggling economy. traffic lights are out and mobile phone networks down transmitter mast also need electricity these are the worst cuts in years those who are able to prepare in advance count themselves lucky luckily we've got it you know right yeah we self-sustaining. when it comes to power but we did something that we didn't budget for but not all businesses can afford to do that and many of them are heading for dire financial straits. grossly. over the course through make my ear. there. are some that. just weeks out from t

in the chana is regional director for amnesty international in southern africa he joins me now from johannesburg mr have you on and welcome to news africa we know that attacks on people with albinism in malawi typically tend to spike around an election period and election is coming up in may what's what is behind that. thank you very much for having me it is generally true that there are moments in which attacks ticket spike and election mormons are one of them because of the existence of a deep seated culture of false beliefs that bourne's on body parts of a person with albinism give you lucky charms but there's a general problem in the country. cuts of people are going to. people with albinism discrimination and deep seated feelings that the criminal justice system is failing so there is a culture of impunity destroyed old times you're likely to find abductions killings and tucks so it might not necessarily be a cute little good elections but it's a general problem that requires decisive leadership all right and speaking about decisive leadership we're hearing some rumblings in the malawian go

to be reasonable and the meat is slowly spoiling which means business at this restaurant in johannesburg is slow you know what i waited the good day. for the new good of my brothers it all. goes. south africa's main electricity supply at eskom can provide enough power to meet the country's energy needs eskom is currently rotating blackouts lasting several hours across the country leaving businesses like this lead to restore a working in the uk. he grows and. grows out of economic matters india. has the. most affordable that or. even simple things like filling up a car with a tank of fuel doesn't work if there's no electricity to pump the petrol luckily for drive as these petrol station has a generator is a backup but it's a pricey alternative for the business. if you get it on like this we would really be affected even if people right luckily we've got a dinner i. selfish dining. when it comes to power but really it's something that we didn't budget for keeping south africa's economy pumping will prove difficult if we can keep the power on. our chinese or president xi jinping has started

in which hanna is regional director for amnesty international in seven africa he joins me now from johannesburg mr which anastacia have you od and welcome to news africa we know that attacks on people with albinism in malawi typically tend to spike around election period and election is coming up in may what's what is behind that. thank you very much for having me is generally true that there are moments in which attacks took a spike and election mormons are one of them because of the existence of a deep seated culture of false beliefs that bourne's own body parts of a person with albinism give you lucky charms but there is a general problem in the country often talks of people agonise over people with albinism discrimination and deep seated feelings that the justice system is failing so there is a culture of impunity old times you're likely to find abductions killings and a toxin so it might not necessarily be a good elections but it's a general problem that requires decisive leadership all right and speaking about decisive leadership we're hearing some rumblings in the malawian government som

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an average morning for this group of scrap metal thieves in inner city johannesburg scavenging for anything of value that will end up to three euros a kilogram because wherever that's going to give us money to give it in that's going to give us money because it is a. really big. windows scrap metal theft is engulfing south africa's major urban centers leaving city residents and business owners under siege the door was already broken into and we got here and what had happened they'd stolen all the the copper piping and they'd broken off the copper piping with the water still running so they run the water was running down the street there was a spate of these these everybody's in the street and they went into all the shops after hours and as still all the copper piping john as we go thirty is regularly raid scrap metal deal is searching not only for miscellaneous stolen steel but also metal infrastructure that causes blackouts in the central business district. there was a theft off topic cable lost a lot of copper cable or locked of electrical cable chatter impacted negatively on the city how

to see better conditions there but down toward cell durban a partly cloudy day if you are twenty in johannesburg at twenty seven degrees there . sponsor. isn't the problem for your candidate they may not have a health question but he does have a corruption question really doesn't look good for the image business i think they're not going to do any we're. going to tell you why there's a lot of disillusionment with the u.s. across the globe. it's called for a break doesn't build confidence it breaks. my guess from around the world. issues. of the top stories here the head of the algerian army has triggered a constitutional process that would declare president. unfit for office it follows weeks of mass protests demanding that step down. israel's prime minister threatening further action against gaza rockets were fired from the strip on monday and israel launched airstrikes tensions remain high after the biggest israeli palestinian military escalation in recent months. save the children says seven people including four children have been killed in an air strike on a hospital it supports in yemen the

they highlighted recent high—profile arrest the drug dealers in the johannesburg area. it has been six months since i leftjesus in rehab. we have been supporting his treatment, and i've heard he's now clean of nyaope. hi, jesus. hi, man. you are looking clean, you are looking very clean. very neat. you are looking... just look at you, man. i can't believe this is you. you are looking great, man. how has it been at the rehab? the hardest part was my first three days and the first week. those pains, those sleepless nights, you know. i'm finding it hard to put words to it, because even the thought of it is, like, i can't. do you think you would ever go back? no. to smoking, no. i wouldn't go back to that. i am taking him home to meet his family, for the first time in years. i am a bit nervous, you know. i am a bit nervous, but yes. how is she going to react towards me, that is what worries me. what happens if your mum rejects you ? that's. .. that's going to hit me hard. home, sweet home. 0h, home, sweet home. i'm just holding the tears to not fall, and looking like i'm go

a just four months ago and had undergone a major service in february he also had just arrived from johannesburg with no difficulties it appears the pilot on the nairobi route realized there was a problem just after takeoff and asked to turn back but then contact was lost a few minutes later. on that route but mohamed no mohamed is an ethiopian airlines staff member has had more than two hundred flight hours after receiving the aircraft we did the first maintenance check on for every fourth two thousand and nineteen it was a new and clean aircraft. it is a fourth version of the world's best selling ally now the boeing seven three seven has flown millions of passengers wild wide since the one nine hundred sixty s. has been redesigned to make it more fuel efficient thousands have been ordered by airlines worldwide if you have flown or should go and i guarantee you probably load on a seven three seven it's a popular choice of the airlines it's a very safe well because there are now questions and this will send jitters across the industry. and identical lion air jet planted into the sea off the coas

when they were seven tessanne in a bun year were good friends living near each other in johannesburg. why do you think people fight in this country adham a frankfurt and i think. people are looking to block off roads but here to buckle anyways looking to put security guards at the front of roads looking to punish sede open gardens looking at spikes electric fences on their walls or can make their will six foot what's let your friends above while i know that you know what i think we've actually become paranoid. crowd then like other people it's just this kind of . pain is not being believed i think that again most people think it's black people do it and i think that's really wrong and ok i must admit they are. majority of people up that people but i think that's she to the potus to closer to the yup because they don't have an education if you don't even have an education you can't get a proper job just to survive him you going to crime you know that was the was schools are changing slowly in south africa. at film school the language instruction is afrikaans an option few black parents