as welcome and we start in ghana where the local currency is under pressure again it's not just recently the city is heading for its 25th straight year of the prescience against the dollar at korti to bloomberg data overshooting fiscal deficit and debt is one source of the weakness and investors are concerned that the government won't stick to its spending targets after next year's election this year the city has lost 15 percent that's pretty close to the biggest and the decline in 2015 when the currency slumps 18 percent. the controversy over who always roll as a playa for 5 g. network infrastructure is heating up after china's ambassador to berlin warned germany of excluding weiwei hardware from the country's 5 g. network and reported a report of these threatened german carmakers with repercussions chancellor angela merkel said today that she had no knowledge of any pressure from china critics are concerned it is too close to the chinese state and that it might use its technology to spy on foreign countries in an exclusive interview with the. chairman long young who says all allegation

in ghana, ruth is hoping she can soon carry on with her education. as the night sets in, for most, saturday is almost over, but in lebanon the night is still young. usually here in lebanon the night life is amazing, so we won't even get back home before two or three in the morning. this is how we wrap our day. we alljust come here and take some drinks and chill, relax by the beach. it's amazing. the vibe, the people, the music, it's all really good. five teenagers, all on the brink of becoming adults. all from different places, all leading very different lives. but, when it comes to priorities, teenagers around the world maybe aren't as different as it first appears. i would like to go and study abroad. i will visit other countries. but then eventually i would come back here, come back and stay in uganda. my plan, and i'm pretty sure that most of my friends' plans, is to go to college. here in lebanon, it's not common for us not to go to college. hello there. after the dry and often bright weather of christmas day, boxing day brought a return to some

as welcome and we start in ghana where the local currency is under pressure again it's not just recently the city is heading for its 25th straight year of the prescience against the dollar at korti to prove data overshooting fiscal deficit and debt is one source of the weakness investors are concerned that the government won't stick to its spending targets after next year's election this year the city has lost 15 percent that's pretty close to the biggest and the decline in 2015 when the currency slumps 18 percent. the controversy over who always roll as apply a full 5 g. network infrastructure is heating up china's ambassador to berlin warn germany of excluding weiwei where from the country's 5 g. network and we've reported these threatened german comic has with repercussions chancellor angela merkel said today that she had no knowledge of any pressure from china critics are concerned that is too close to the chinese state and that it might use its technology to spy on foreign countries in an exclusive interview with the. sham and long young who says all allegations are unfounded it loo

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friendly after all the frames are shipped to germany all the way from ghana. the hive is cut through for sustainability 3 components are essential to us there's the environmental aspect of course but just as important is the social and the economic sustainability i don't know which aficionados kind of thought was it's a great compromise to say it's a step in the right direction but on our social commitment is 100 percent and ecologically ours are a cut above any other bicycle. bicycles made of natural materials are both attractive and sustainable. green spaces are right in the ethiopian capital addis ababa but the zone one museum exhibition space on garden which. is a green in the middle of a tone. for more links between takes and the environment the stick of. the rainy season has started and those oh my garden is rejoining this way says is the newest addition to cultural spaces and the creation of mass graham and her friend us here architecture in nature are celebrated together these ecological huts turned into works of art were built using an ancient constru

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have wanted to represent canada or i'm representing ghana this year and i'm here we patch orating. you know ampacity to my citizenship so i thought that it would be great for me to represent ghana. elmina a slave costal a place of terror for many african americans i'm sisters. by coming here and seeing it with. their descendants hopes again a clearer sense of their own history of. this gate of no return once led across the atlantic to america. for marcus returning to america is unthinkable. nothing then change. in for me i just feel that. we have to we have to make our own change we cannot allow basically a spec somebody else to make a change when they have been the same way for news. and the french have a saying. danish change within stated saying. so for me i can i can live in at existence. having crossed the ocean in this direction from america. and markers i'm now set on making history in africa. as a proud gun in you are always welcome home now if you live in or have ever been to lagos nigeria you probably know about the slum city of mccorkle known as the welds biggest floatin

we had a small team of journalists in nigeria and ghana in the u.k. and we were all working simultaneously together we had a lot of obstacles we had to overhaul. but some of the hardest would include from having to depend or rely on a person who's cared for testing us because we had a number of times where people just want to we are their parents are asked not to contact them again. several current and former students claimed they had been abused or harassed by the top one offense. 2 of them agreed to speak to us on camera on the condition of your faces and their voices. he always seemed really friendly he comes to your toes or he's a pos too so you don't even see the danger all right you hear testimonies from that 2 different women saying exactly the same thing and these women don't move to other . and what's worse we go into that room and that exact script is played out all over it in front of you it was equal parts scary shocking in and just tiring and just diary like how has this crippling playing out for this long and no one has done anything abo

we had a small team of journalists in one in ghana and in the u.k. and we were all working simultaneously together we had a lot of obstacles we had to overhaul. but some of the hardest would include from having to depend or rely on a person whose care for testing is because we had a number of times where people just want to we are their parents are asked not to contact them again. several current and former students claimed they had been abused or harassed by the top one offense. 2 of them agreed to speak to us on camera on the condition of your faces and their voices. he always seemed really friendly he comes to your toes he passed through so you don't even see the danger all right you hear testimonies from that 2 different women see exactly the same thing and these women don't know each other. and what's worse we go into that room and that exact script is played out all over it in front of you it was equal parts scary shocking in and it just tiring and just tiring like how has this crippling playing out for this long and no one has done anything ab

we had a small team of journalists in one juror in ghana and in the u.k. and we were all working simultaneously together we had a lot of obstacles we had to overhaul. but some of the hardest would include from having to depend or rely on a person whose care for testimonies because we had a number of times where people just want to we are their parents are asked not to contact them again. several current and former students claimed they had been abused or harassed by the top one offense. 2 of them agreed to speak to us on camera on the condition of your faces and their voices. he always seemed really friendly he comes to your toes he passed 2 so you don't even see the danger all right you hear testimonies from that 2 different women say exactly the same thing and these women don't know each other and what's worse we go into that room and that exact script is played out all over it in front of you it was equal parts scary shocking in and it just tiring and just tiring like how has this crippling playing out for this long and no one has done anything about it

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2012 as students they launched their my boo company their idea to help produce sustainable bikes in ghana and sell them in europe. the finishing touches are made in germany they say bamboo is ideal for bicycles. bamboo is a long grained grass unlike other materials normally used for bicycles. the long grain. for a tougher exterior but low weight in very high flexibility construction scaffolding in asia for instance can be very high and flexible in the wind yet it's extremely stable and that's why it's used for scaffolding in asia and for bicycle frames that our company for found on bones. the men from keel work with a local project helping to set up a bicycle frame factory. bamboo is a commonly used material in the region it's ready for harvest in just 3 years. about 80 man hours go into making each frame more than 40 jobs were created the profits go to finance building a new school and live on it are idea was not to have our own production in ghana but to work with a great partner there on an equal footing they take the production into their own hands with the raw material that grows the

to visitors pay around 6 your rates for a tool that's a week's wage for many people in ghana a large part of this income is divided among the villages in the protected area. as a result these women and girls no longer have to walk all the way to the river to fetch water at all the residential areas now have their own wells coach financed by the century. the center also runs an alternative livelihood project in beekeeping the beehives attended by local people sales of the honey will provide additional income for 5 communities here. so what is going to happen is the harvest and they have a deal they can sell and then use the proceeds to put more hives into the fence and also get profit out of it they use their money to send the children to school to buy clothes for the children one of the local people who has benefited from the hip or protection and initiative it's a mile and a beauty. his teacher training was paid for by donation. the 24 year old has been back here for several years and now teaches children in one of the villages in the protected area. i just grew level are messed up

and ghana relies on imports to feed the country's vast appetite for rice but now it wants to satisfy all domestic demand itself in only 3 years with a little help from some friends. this is business africa on the wu update on african and global business news and we start in south africa where the worst blackouts for decades are continuing to hamper companies and households several large generators are struggling power utility eskom remain down following a week of heavy rains president cyril ramaphosa says the government will work with the company to stabilize the power grid by the end of march. in johannesburg these days business is increasingly done by candlelight or otherwise with the help of noisy generators. rolling blackouts are regularly plunging the city's usually busy streets into darkness and leaving many businesses almost completely empty. people feel very uncomfortable to come it's dark out outside we do have. generated versus not really helping us in a solution that people don't feel comfortable to come in the area. the rolling power cuts are the result of long standing p

and my father is from ghana. he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture namely in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd culture it's everything that is inside you the output is indefinable for me output is always indefinable because i like artists who work like that and i draw inspiration from very different things. and it's about i recorded my nephew's heartbeat away i'll show you. i mix that with this. man. and it's a backyard inside to go in the car and this was the result. of. the sounds of africa a continuous source of inspiration for you caught on. the continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the canadian capital. in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side stall. we hear afropop and f.o.b.'s as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentially african about them. africa doesn

and my father is from ghana. he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture namely in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd culture it's everything that is inside you the output is indefinable for me output is always indefinable. i like artists who work like that i draw inspiration from very different things. it's about for example i recorded my nephew's heartbeat away i'll show you. i mix that with this. and it's a backyard in senegal indycar and this was the result. of. the sounds of africa a continuous source of inspiration for you caught on. the continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the canadian capital accra. in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side stall. we hear every pub and afrobeat as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentially african about them. oh my god. africa

and my father is from ghana. he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture namely in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd culture it's everything that is inside you the output is indefinable but for me output is always indefinable because i like artists who work like that and i draw inspiration from very different things. it's about for example i recorded my nephews heartbeat away i'll show you. i mix that with this. the land. and it's a backyard in senegal indycar and this was the result. of. the sounds of africa a continuous source of inspiration for you caught on. the continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the canadian capital accra. in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side stall. we hear afro pop and i for these as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentially african abo

and my father's from ghana. he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture mainly in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd culture it's everything that is inside you the output is indefinable for me output is always indefinable because i like artists who work like that and i draw inspiration from very different things. for example i recorded my nephews heartbeat away i'll show you. i mix that with this. man. and it's a backyard in senegal indycar and this was the result. of . the sounds of africa a continuous source of inspiration for yeah caught on. the continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the canadian capital accra. in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side stall. we hear afro pop and afrobeat as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentially african about them. oh. africa d

. >> the story statarted with womn who would travel to ghana to buy fabric and would resell in togo. when the economic crcrisis hit ghana in the 1950's, the business moved to togo, and these women made the industry somemething g extraordinary. lot,have helped the city aa and were very appreciative. that is what made them successful. goldedeage did not last. by t the end of thehe 1990's, te west african currency was devalued by 50%. cucustomers turned to low-cost alternatives, and new competitors entered the market. later, chinese counterfeit products have flooded shops. a fashion designer has worked in the capital for four years. he says he has become accustomed to buyuying counterfeit products on the market. fabric for the dress. it is a dress that was ordered by one of my clients. is as favorite buyer chinese maker which has become a hit in togo. >> one full piece of vlisco fabric can cost 50,000 csa franks. but you can purchase 10 pieces of fabric for that. that way, you can fill your whole wardrobe. reporter: the cost of the fabric is 10 times cheaper, and the designs and colors

in that library i, ghana, the ivory coast, she meets the leaders and the people. two common man and to the exalted or, there is the same directness. the same human warmth. they take her to their hearts. >> what pat nixon has seen and heard our product for -- >> she will bring her report to the president. she will leave behind the legacy of the section, a renewed frick -- a renewed free relationship between africa. the trips to china and the soviet union are a new beginning in international diplomacy. the president and his first lady go there together. it is difficult for anybody in public life to be in the public eye all of the time, and to maintain poise, character -- to be an example, so to speak. i do not think there was ever a moment when she was not the first lady and her public appearances. >> on foreign visits accompanying the president, the first lady led to the quality only she can. while he negotiates this somber affairs of state, she shows the softer side. , hereport with people interest in them creates an atmosphere of affection and trust. she represen

we begin with a clever idea from ghana this west african country takes in the most he would for. one month wondering if something productive could be met and it should be lucky enough to buy cheese and soon enough he's green business idea was full. of. between 208000 batteries go into each power tube made by mark and his team the batteries are themselves recycled from old laptops we test and every one of them the same us to go vote for the good ones growing and get there with her to work with them to. mark what tends to be a regular job is a lecturer at the university of energy in the true resources in the in west i'm gonna he set up this was 2 years ago he designed the housing for the battery on his laptop and recently began using a 3 d. printer for the high precision. once competed the pilots you can be hooked up to an invite to chad which then solves as an emergency backup generator that's having targets are and they were. ours for this or partial hers for her so this may scare the horses from letting it through power of. the power tubes have an operating life of between 2110

we had a small team of journalists in nigeria in ghana and in the u.k. and we were all working simultaneously together we had a lot of obstacles we had to overhaul. but some of the hardest would include from having to depend or rely on a person whose care for testimonies because we had a number of times where people just want to we are their parents are asked not to contact them again. several current and former students claimed they had been abused or harassed by the top one offense. 2 of them agreed to speak to us on camera on the condition of your faces and their voices. he always seemed really friendly he comes to your toes he passed through so you don't even see the danger all right you hear testimonies from that 2 different women saying exactly the same thing and these women don't know each other and what's worse we go into that room and that exact script is played out all over it in front of you it was equal parts scary shocking in and it just tiring and just tiring like how has this crippling playing out for this long and no one has done anything

visitors pay around 6 year olds for a tool that's a week's wage for many people in ghana a large part of this income is divided among the villagers in the protected area. as a result these women and girls no longer have to walk all the way to the river to fetch water all the residential areas now have their own wells co financed by the century . the center also runs an alternative livelihood project in beekeeping the beehives attended by local people sales of the honey will provide additional income for 5 communities here. so what is going to happen as the harvest and they have a deal they can sell and then use the proceeds to put more hives into the fence and also get a profit out of that they use their money to send the children to school to buy clothes for the children one of the local people who has benefited from the hippo protection initiative is some island of beauty. his teacher training was paid for by donation. the 24 year old has been back here for several years and now teaches children in one of the villages in the protected area. i disagree level are subject to chop i too

visitors pay around 6 year 8 for a tool that's a week's wage for many people in ghana a large part of this income is divided among the villages in the protected area. as a result these women and girls no longer have to walk all the way to the river to fetch water all the residential areas now have their own wells co financed by the century. the center also runs an alternative livelihood project in beekeeping the beehives attended by local people sales of the honey will provide additional income for 5 communities here. so what is going to happen is if they harvest and they have a deal they can sell and then use the proceeds to put more hives into the fence and also get profit out of it they use their money to send the children to school to buy clothes for the children one of the local people who has benefited from the hippo protection issue if it's a mile or a booty. his teacher training was paid for by donations. the 24 year old has been back here for several years and now teaches children in one of the villages in the protected area. i disagree level armor subject to chop article in

destabilize the country so it was due to return home to start his campaign but his flight was diverted to ghana police fired tear gas at supporters were gathered to greet. volunteers in lebanon providing meals for those in need this christmas as the country goes for its worst economic crisis in decades now. is one of the main reasons why ongoing protests against the political class which is rule the country for 30 years so in a report from beirut for a show of solidarity with those in need at a time of crisis volunteers from across lebanon have been helping prepare christmas dinner for the poor. hungry they need to eat. and good food. they are hosting them in martyr square which has become the epicenter of a. protest movement against the political class that has ruled lebanon for decades . my people. all united. but. there may be unity here but this is a deeply divided country that has been without a government for weeks politicians are bargaining over power instead of heating demands from the street to make way for a new leadership the situation is. of generosity of. people coming together. we

inspector general for of ghana stand reconstruction told the post the american people have constantly been lied to. lives my friends that have cost us more than a trillion dollars caused more than 2000 u.s. soldiers to be killed and snuffed out of existence over 100000 of ghana stands souls and that is at the very core of why it's time to start watching the hawks. get the. real thing this week. at the bottom. of the day like you that i got. with that we. would. be. the one watching the harks i am tyrrel but for a growing up to discuss the latest in the washington post afghanistan papers is about turns out a good political consultant consultant rory reilly topping roy thank you for joining me. thank you as an advocate for u.s. military veterans what has been the impact of the washington post release of these documents for you and a lot of a veterans you care for from that war. sure so a lot of veterans do not support the war in afghanistan i think one of the most recent polls done showed that over 60 percent of veterans feel that we should no longer be in the country and that perhaps w

, the amount of hoops you have to go through, and i've got so many friends in places like india and ghana, and it's difficult for them, you know, even to come and visit me without almost a degrading level of, "what's in your bank account?" and letters of invitation. and i really think that being in the eu, we've criminally turned our backs on countries like india, like ghana... we've just abandoned them. i hate that. i hear you in theory, but it's just such a wild thing to hear when i've sat there and, this isn't your party, but the windrush scandal is like legit the worst political thing i've ever experienced in my lifetime. to have witnessed that... if i was an indian family or a nigerian family, i wouldn't trust the government even if we were invited, to be honest. and this brings me onto my point, which is, like, about creating a society that is based around, i suppose, more compassion, and australia, sure, they've got a points system, but they still have massive issues with xenophobia. i don't know, man. i think humans, by nature, are tribal animals, though, and that is something tha

hit so the backup was preserved so it had the data that was a lifeline for their entire network in ghana they sent that to the recovery operation center but they couldn't get enough bandwidth. so they try to fly them to london on a plane but they didn't have the right visa so they had to fly the canadians to nigeria. so with this handoff in the nigerian airport and then fly back where they were doing the recovery operation and then rebuild the entire global network so the result is. >> and then you have to say. >> i heard a little bit about merck as well the backup of all the data it was a hot backup rather than a cold one so they could more easily update their backup and that was destroyed as well. companies are making efforts but it is an extra bit of defense that you never actually expect to arrive. >> i think they are doing it now it's hard to know but that they are learning their lessons until they win the hard way because this is what we should be spending money on. >> we are out of time thank you for chatting. we could go on and on but we are out of time. i cannot stress enough th

in ghana, ruth is hoping she will be able to carry on with her education. as the night sets in, for most, saturday is almost over, but in lebanon, the night is still young. usually here in lebanon, the nightlife is amazing, so we won't get home before 2am, 3am, in the morning. this is how we wrap up the day, we take some drinks, sit down and relax by the beach, it is amazing. the people, the music, it is all really good. five teenagers, all on the brink of becoming adults, all on the brink of becoming adults, all from different places, all leading very different lives. but when it comes to priorities, teenagers around the world may be are not as different as it first appears. i would like to go and study abroad, maybe visit other countries, but then, eventually, i would come back here and stay in uganda. my plan and i am pretty sure that most of my friends have this plan is going to college. here in lebanon, it is... for some of you, already rather wet and windy. some of the wind and rain spreading its way north and east, turning lighter and pat you in nort

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and roles have been hell for a group of protesters who rallied against the president of ghana despite the killings opposition leaders say demonstrations against president alpha condé will continue. i think the coffins of 8 men are carried along the streets of guinea's capital opposition leaders say they were killed by security forces for speaking out against president alpha condé and his government 3 of them were shot dead during funerals for fellow protesters the youngest was 15 years old so missy what i did internet is we are here to bury our children they are killing them even when we are out within our rights to protest they come out and kill us we are tired of this government. 6 6 the killings reflect the power struggle between guinea security forces and anti-government protesters tens of thousands have taken to the streets in the past 2 months. led by the national front for the defense of the constitution they are against president konitz plan to change the constitution which would allow him to seek a 3rd term next year the 81 year old has been in power for 9 years so it's bee

s on december the 11th the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from of ghana stand bangladesh and pakistan to gain citizenship but muslims are excluded students and civil society groups have been a driving force for the protests so far the main opposition congress party joined in with a certain that raj got a memorial to mahatma gandhi the aim to invoke the spirit of god is inspirational campaign for the civil rights. to do this constitution was drafted by people of all faiths the voices of muslims sikhs and christians is in dealer part of the constitution and you cannot attack it and if you do the nation. elsewhere in india more large protests thousands marched in the southern cities of chennai bengal and hyderabad. despite the largest protests against his government since he was 1st elected 5 years ago prime minister linda morty isn't backing down from the new law and system it isn't divisive. but he is backtracking on plans to hold a national register of citizens which would require all indians to prove their citizenship . that's not enough for his critics. say t

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dollars in the world's 2 largest cocoa producing countries ivory coast and ghana the money will be used to expand its existing processing plants there the u.s. firm says hundreds of jobs will be created. south african airways is to receive a $274000000.00 lifeline sparred of a government plan to prevent the company from collapsing it's a much needed boost for the airline which hasn't made a profit in several years and has been relying on bailouts to stay afloat the funds will be accompanied by what the government is calling a radical restructuring process last month a strike force the airline to cancel hundreds of flights. and we stay in the region nigeria is africa's most populous country and it's showing an increasing appetite for meat for centuries semi-nomadic breeders from 10 different african countries have driven their herds hundreds of kilometers to sell them to customers in nigeria but the ancient tradition may not stand the test of time. the market town of a layer is a 1000 kilometers away from lagos on nigeria's border with new year. but even here the capital's demand for bee

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didn't go to sleep with football by his belief show that they're back on track with a 61 win against ghana bremen what would you call the golds. i'm seeing so it's going to it's good to have you with us it is a make or break time in madrid as the u.n. climate talks entered the homestretch the president caught 25 kind of enough to open today's final session delegates are now going through the articles of a draft climate agreement the meeting was supposed to end on friday but disagreements push talks into overtime representatives of more than 200 nations are working to strike a deal on emissions targets and funding mechanisms. for the station and fighter timothy for action now earlier the president of top $25.00 pleaded with delegates to reach an ambitious agreement. i request. all the fix ability all your strength you know and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sick consensus that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there is hard it's difficult but he's worth the. let's go right to madrid our correspondent louise osborne is standing by 1st covering the clim

yuri ghana's is on russia's frontline against doping as head of russia's anti doping agency despite the threats he has been receiving he continues to want sports officials that it's time to change not only the corruption this is a real. image against the. country against sports i think. the deep and complete investigation ghana's has we commended the dismissal of all national athletic coaches and the creation of an international working group to investigate doping cases but is not optimistic of avoiding a world wide ban might be one option or even start of which to compete in tokyo by wearing his gymnastics outfit without russia's flak stop passing al-jazeera moscow . at least 19 people have been killed in syria airstrikes carried out by russia and the assad regime targeted 2 villages in the province of idlib the last remaining rebel held area and syria activists say 5 children are among the dead around $25.00 . 1000 syrians have fled the province in the past week alone often escalation in strikes the israeli army is accusing the occupied west bank most prestigious university of being a