every deeper into debt zambia's external debt has ballooned to $12000000000.00 u.s. dollars that's more than half of the country's economic output major creditors are china and international investors. zambia has been struggling to meet interest payments on foreign bonds now the cash strapped country has warned that it's inching ever closer toward at fault. the 1000 crisis shares a good part of the blame but some of the problems are homemade. yes they speak to each other how by who is a financial analyst and joins us from lusaka report i just mentions obvious home made economic problems how has ended up with $12000000000.00 of debt. i think we're struggling to connect with. mr. i don't think you can say what we'll leave it for now maybe try and reconnect in a bit but in the meantime let's have a brief look at some of the other business stories that are making the news german media reports battle group liberty house is preparing a bid for the steel operations of germany's to syncro such a deal would see. 2 of the top 4 still produces in your. german comic had a much s

ever deeper into debt zambia's external debt has ballooned to $12000000000.00 u.s. dollars that's more than half of the country's economic output major creditors are china and international investors. zambia has been struggling to meet interest payments on foreign bonds now the cash strapped country has warned that it's inching ever closer toward default. the 1000 crisis shares a good part of the plane but some of the problems are homemade. yes i speak to each other how by who is a financial analyst and joins us from our report i just mentioned zambia's homemade economic problems how has ended up with $12000000000.00 of debt. well i think we're struggling to connect with. i don't think you can say what we'll leave it for now maybe try and reconnect in a bit but in the meantime let's have a brief look at some of the other business stories that are making the news german media reports. group liberty house is preparing a bid for the steel operations of germany's to syncro such a deal would see. 2 of the top 4 still produces in your. german comic had a much stronger 3rd

zambia is one of the 1st countries in a covert phase of of the continent that's going to default on its loan we don't have to have that situation right now doing a someone's complaining to and extreme poverty this must be something very depressing to blame for the situation. i would say the blame there is enough for the blame to go around and i don't want to say it is $11.00 particular set of people but i would say 1st of all. that the story it didn't start today so he hasn't had the trend came from colonialism right a system as they put in place where the constant on the development of the commodity sector on the african continent you know was done in such a way that you really can't have even when africans to go over governance of their own countries they still didn't have the capacity to put in place the right processes and tax and taxing arrangements that would enable them to really account for what leaves the continent so there is that capacity gap in terms of not not even have it not knowing what to do to really control this flows and then there's of course the difficult trade

zambia is $1.00 of the 1st countries in a covert phase of of the continent that's going to default on its loans we don't have to have that situation right now doing a someone's complaining to and extreme poverty this must be something very depressing to blame for the situation. i would say the blame there is enough for the blame to go around and i don't want to say it is $11.00 particular set of people but i would say 1st of all. that the story it didn't start today so he hasn't had the trend came from colonialism right a system as they put in place where the constant on the development of the commodity sect on the african continent you know was done in such a way that you really can't have even when africans to go over governance of their own countries they still didn't have the capacity to put in place the right processes and tax and tax in arrangements that would enable them to really account for what leaves the continent so there was that capacity gap in terms of not not even have it not knowing what to do to really control this flows and then there is of course the difficult of t

the time value of money isn't the way it used to be so it's just a big challenge for the countries zambia. is trying to find its way through that and they'll be working i guess with private sector creditors i don't know that situation so well now david after this debt moratorium came out from the g 20 private creditors a group of private creditors actually sent you a letter saying that they are willing to forbear on loan repayments but that they are not going to seek to cancel debt which is just what you said that you wanted so how are you going to get them to budge when they explicitly say we do not want to do that. what i had hoped in march when i when i called for the for the suspension of payments was that the private sector creditors would join with the official creditors unfortunately they they didn't do it they continued taking all the payments and while they they did write that note that you're talking about there was never action by the private sector creditors to help make that work so the countries were under the risk if they if they'd missed a payment big penalty interest bein

the world bank is sounding the alarm of the towering debt levels in developing countries weeks after zambia skipped a payment to private creditors world bank president david moll pozen a virtual speech to the frankfurt school of management calling for more countries to join a debt moratorium as well as private creditors who make up a growing portion of lenders in africa must also call for an international joint action plan for debt reduction by year's end of the push comes one week before the world bank's annual meetings. of the president of the world bank joins me today from washington david welcome to the show it's great to have you as always david i want to start with zambia which i just mentioned missing a payment to its private creditors despite participating in this loan moratorium brother's death moratorium program sponsored by you and i.m.f. why is that moratorium in their case not enough. hi stephen i thought that mandatory. helps a lot but remember what it does is dip the payments and quite a few countries they're actually going to need a reduction in the amount of debt with inter

because it's bilateral and not multilateral commercial it and at the moment like even today actually zambia moved a step closer to default with euro goblin it was one of one of the main problems commercial lending is not covered by this at all 'd despite the g. 20 is trying to get commercial in doesn't. it it helps a little bit but it doesn't really help us now they're even cause already for the fed that day to be pushed back even further that we know that there was some resistance from china to this debt and i plan what what is the criticism of china in this whole situation after all it is one of the major credit has. it's one of the continent's biggest critics china is the g 20 member officially is on board with the g 20 years as a. chinese. actors are insisting on negotiating debt on a case by case level rather than rather than in a blanket agreement so this is taking very long and it also they pushes private creditors to to wait it out to hang back and to try and see if china gets better better terms than they do so it is true it is you can push the negotiations longer and longer like p

there was just an article in the financial times yesterday about how the prime minister of zambia was pushing back against china, trying to create preferential treatment for chinese state-owned companies to have their debts repaid. that is a violation of the international monetary fund rules for repaying better and it's a small example it exemplifies two things. first, the way that a chinese dominated international order would be very different from the american order that was created after 1945 and second , how the american lead order isn't actually much of a burden for americans to disdain because it's so beneficial to others that they assist in it. that is that zambia is challenging china's ability to create a different kind of rules for the order. and that's a great secret of american excess. it's actually not a very hard sell to americans that the current order is beneficial for our security and our prosperity. we built it that way. and you're not going to let the orders that follow it if the united states doesn't remain engaged. work with our friends and allies to sustain, to pr

is forecast to be always in the form of thunderstorms and that stretches right way down as through zambia to botswana zimbabwe and south africa not in the satellite picture this is the frequent repeat but every now and again you get this proper growth and around johannesburg it's looking pretty wet through sunday and probably a good part of monday as well. but . in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact on. waste management trash is a big business than unfortunate the smelly business to the complexities of recycling when these different plastics are blended together then the recycling becomes difficult to impossible and the science that often solutions it's very easy for us to have a 100 percent recycled material techno on al-jazeera. ordered her to. work. you want to go to 0 top stories there so the u.s. presence. is no longer considered at risk of transmitting coronavirus but if he's tested negative it comes after trying to address a crowd of hundreds at the white house. parliament has picked a new prime minister. is a politician who was freed from priso

stretch south beyond the rift valley so you get a bit of rain this time of the year in zimbabwe and zambia and it's there it's been the forecast it's going to happen the next day or so they tend to fall off for a couple days and disappear and that's certain the case most of south africa's looking dry in the sun comes out in johannesburg it's there in cape town suddenly breeze yes suffered about 90 degrees not cold could be better. but. the remote kingdom of butan has become known for its decision happiness. 1. 1 east explores how this national guard spawning the younger generation. and feasts can tell a story without uttering a single word. conventionality of life is what inspires us. witness documentaries on how it is the era. you're watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this hour. a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat with both sides accusing the other of heavy shelling in civilian areas police say people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of no one a cut about. a notorious police unit in nigeria is being discredited for t

stretch science beyond the rift valley so you get a better rain this time of the year in zimbabwe and zambia and it's there it's been the forecast it's going to happen the next day or so they tend to form a couple days and disappear and that's certainly case most of south africa's looking dry in the sun comes out in johannesburg it's there in cape town suddenly breeze yes suffered about 90 degrees not cold could be better. but. cut through the noise if you're back up when millions of you into the wee hours and listening journalist act is going to find a way to tell that story why. the problem is that they're just really talking a lot of people of power who are making. friends from. political effect with. words arrested on sunday. by the listening post monitors and in tougher it's the media on al-jazeera. to watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this a ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat with both sides accusing the other of heavy shelling in civilian areas at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region i'm not going to co

construct around johannesburg 60 degrees sunstone seen likely it's also true all through zimbabwe and into zambia even botswana but jo'burg forecast is telling today the thunderstorms that it warms up again. we are going home to build line when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic. to begin the journey of the modern human across the world and as the dust settles everyone is welcome back home to. our pride your destination. moon. over again the top stories on al-jazeera armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating a cease fire in the disputed region of the corner karabakh hours after it came into force as re military released the video on saturday showing what it says is an armored vehicle it destroyed for violating the agreements. north korea has displayed what are believed to be a previously unseen intercontinental ballistic missiles during a parade marking the 75th anniversary of the ruling workers' party leader kim jong il and has more on that he could fully mobilized his country's nuclear force if it was threatens. u.s. president donald tr

that's kind of hugging the rift valley pushing a little further south will see some showers coming into zambia but it is showers there still in place across parts of zimbabwe but some wetter weather returning to the southern cape the eastern cape of south africa over the next say that is not just where a little further north was generally stays dry dry but colder weather coming in to the fos out. but. we are going home to put the line when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic a coyote to begin the journey of the modern human across the world 1st and as the dust settles everyone is welcome back home too with gladness but one that our pride your destination. this is al jazeera in our minds over top stories for you now donald trump says he will not participate in the 2nd u.s. presidential debate if it's held for surely that's after the debate commission and i asked it would be moved online each of those teams in debate should be to lead so that it can be held in paris in october 22nd president trump so recovering from his school on a virus infection. corona

is forecast to be always in the form of thunderstorms and that stretches right way down as through zambia to botswana zimbabwe and south africa not in the satellite picture this is the frequent repeat but every now. and again you get this proper gross and i write in johannesburg it's looking pretty wet through sunday and probably a good part of monday as well. but . there are people in the world who want all forms of verification to just go away so we need people fighting against that we are trying to see if it's a fake video may be in syria but in a different time they risk a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global play as we've been targeted by cyber attacks from russia they're all dangerous and through this conflict barely kept. troops in the post truth world and on 00. 0. you're watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this hour. the u.s. president's doctor says donald trump is no longer considered at risk of transmitting coronavirus but he won't confirm if you tested negative it comes after trying to address a crowd of hundreds

shortfall but is that an easy proposition to make to the private sector when you look at countries like zambia which are facing the possibility of a default on that. yes that's true but to. assemble also who are to a country set up especially stressed a situation you have probably 6 or 7 countries in africa that are in a safe situation but if you look at that's the whole of more 'd than 30 countries have not lived through that at least suspension initiative so. the situation is not as bad as it looks. any you or so look at the recent trends within the last 10 years a lot of countries have been able to go on the markets and attract private investments and the dow has issued a 10 year or. 4 client court order for 25 percent with great success but in order to do so they need to be very careful in their relationship with investor they need to fight back submission they need to grow their past base and they need to formalize the informal sector are uk talking about previously so has anything then given what you said has anything changed in terms of africa's attractiveness to private equity because

it is from an engineering student from zambia, who is currently studying in china. your question, please. my question is, is the quality of technology in america which technology superpowers produce better quality that is more effective? right, shirley yu, who has got the better quality? thank you for the question, thank you, zeinab badawi, for having me. in technology, i think speed and scale matters, but more importantly competition matters. china has become better in quality, primarily because of competition. two of the leading sectors that are characterised china of the leading sectors that are ev productions and smartphone manufacturing. so if you look at it, it is 51% of global smartphones are currently being produced in china, huawei in the midst of all the sanctions in 2020, smartphone market share over that of samsung's, to become the number—one global smartphone maker, so how did it happen? and ev is the same thing. 48% of current evs that are on the streets are currently in china. by 2025, 50% of global ev productions are going to come from china and if

shortfall but is that an easy proposition to make to the private sector when you look at countries like zambia which are facing the possibility of a default on their debt. yes that's true but to. assembly and also who are to a country set up especially stress the situation you have probably 6 or 7 countries in africa that are in the same situation but if you look at that's a whole lot more 'd than 30 countries have not lived through that at least suspension initiatives so. the situation is not as bad as it looks. any who also look at the recent trends within the last 10 years a lot of countries have been able to go on the markets and attract private investment send it out that's the issue tenure of the group which is a 4. point 5 percent with great success but in order to do so be a need to be very careful in their relationship with investor and a need to fight back submission they need to grow their past base and they need to formalize the informal sector are talking about previously so has anything then given what you said has anything changed in terms of africa's attractiveness to private e

it is from an engineering student from zambia, who is currently studying in china. your question, please. my question is, is the quality of technology in america faster than a match made in china? which technology superpowers produce better quality that is more effective? right, shirley yu, who has got the better quality? thank you for the question, thank you, zeinab badawi, for having me. in technology, i think speed and scale matters, but more importantly competition matters. china has become better in quality, primarily because of competition. two of the leading sectors that are characterised china of the leading sectors that are so made in china 2025 currently are ev productions and smartphone manufacturing. so if you look at it, it is 51% of global smartphones are currently being produced in china, huawei in the midst of all the sanctions in 2020, smartphone market share over that of samsung's, to become the number—one global smartphone maker, so how did it happen? and ev is the same thing. 48% of current evs that are on the streets are currently in china. by

in those countries and so that includes brazil it includes turkey argentina sudan and gola venezuela zambia what's interesting about that and i think this is an important point about bitcoin is that right now what we've seen over the course of this year especially with the coronavirus and the massive you know printing of money that's going on here in the u.s. and not just here in the u.s. but all over the world is that currencies are beginning to devalue more because it is not the value it's going up so if you hold if you hold savings in the currencies of those nations you're actually losing money right now whereas if you own a big coin instead of the currency of those nations you're gaining money the value of what you hold is actually going up as opposed to suffering from inflation so it's interesting to see that happening but to the point that christie just made i think it's so important to remember that pay pal's intreat into this space while it's good for again mass adoption and more people becoming familiar with with crypto currencies it does not it does not move cryptocurrency forward

it is from an engineering student from zambia, who is currently studying in china. your question, please. my question is, is the quality of technology in america faster than a match made in china? which technology superpowers produce better quality that is more effective? right, shirley yu, who has got the better quality? thank you for the question, thank you, zeinab badawi, for having me. in technology, i think speed and scale matters, but more importantly competition matters. china has become better in quality, primarily because of competition. two of the leading sectors that are characterised china so made in china 2025 currently are ev productions and smartphone manufacturing. so if you look at it, it is 51% of global smartphones are currently being produced in china, huawei in the midst of all the sanctions in 2020, smartphone market share over that of samsung's, to become the number—one global smartphone maker, so how did it happen? and ev is the same thing. 48% of current evs that are on the streets are currently in china. by 2025, 50% of global ev producti

shortfall but is that an easy proposition to make to the private sector when you look at countries like zambia which are facing the possibility of a default on that. yes that's true but to. 'd assemble also who are 2 countries that up especially stressed the situation you have probably 6 or 7 countries in africa that are in a safe situation but if you look at that's the whole more than 30 countries have not lived through that at least suspension initiatives so. the situation is not as bad as it looks. any you or so it will look at the recent trends within the last 10 years a lot of countries have been able to go on the markets and attract private investment sending it out that's the issue tenure of the group which is that for. 25 percent with great success but in order to do so be a need to be very careful in their relationship with investor and a need to fight back submission they need to grow their past base and they need to formalize the informal sector are uk talking about previously so has anything then given what you said has anything changed in terms of africa's attractiveness to privat

showers across central parts of africa some bigger showers today just sinking further south was through zambia into was in bob way for a timeless east and west of weather just around. angola over towards the riff ali just not just some what's a weather across southern cape pushing across the eastern cape as we go on through saturday now that cloud and right now the largest well little further north was as we go on into sunday showers just moving into good parts of southern botswana well the possible for africa could see some localized flooding from time to time she was returning to was in bob i know the parts of my big wi-fi i'm dry. as it breaks the high thing battle to confirm any current beric now move to the republican controlled senate. with details covering governments across europe are wrestling with a worsening health emergency and only going economic crisis and feel is generalism from around the world today student protest is acting to during the cold. war structural for the true change. the. follow again the top stories on al-jazeera there has been an attempt on the life of the forme

shortfall but is that an easy proposition to make to the private sector when you look at countries like zambia which are facing the possibility of a default on that. yes that's true but to. assembly and also who are to a country set up especially stretched a situation you have probably 6 or 7 countries in africa that are in the same situation but if you look at that's a whole lot more 'd than 30 countries have not lived through that at least sentient initiative so. the situation is not as bad as it looks. any you also look at the recent trends within the last 10 years a lot of countries have been able to go on the markets and attract private investors and send it out that's the issue tenure of the group around 4. point 5 percent with great success but in order to do so be a need to be very careful in their relationship with investor and a need to fight back submission they need to grow their fast base and they need to formalize the informal sector are talking about previously so has anything then given what you said has anything changed in terms of africa's attractiveness to private equity bec

shortfall but is that an easy proposition to make to the private sector when you look at countries like zambia which are facing the possibility of a default on their debt. yes that's true but to. assembly and also who are to a country set up especially stress the situation you have probably 6 or 7 countries in africa that are in the same situation but if you look at that's a whole lot more than 30 countries have not lived through that at least century initiative so. the situation is not as bad as it looks. any you also look at the recent trends within the last 10 years a lot of countries have been able to go on the markets and attract private investments and the dow has issued a 10 year or. around 4. point 5 percent with great success but in order to do so behavior need to be very careful in their relationship with investor and a need to fight back submission they need to grow their tax base and they need to formalize the informal sector are talking about previously so has anything then given what you said has anything changed in terms of africa's attractiveness to private equity because befor

shortfall but is that an easy proposition to make to the private sector when you look at countries like zambia which are facing the possibility of a default on that. yes that's true but to. assembly and also who are to a country set up especially stress the situation you have probably 6 or 7 countries in africa that are in the same situation but if you look at that's a whole lot more 'd than 30 countries have not lived through that at least suspension initiatives so. the situation is not as bad as it looks. any you also look at the recent trends within the last 10 years a lot of countries have been able to go on the markets and attract private investment send it out that's the issue tenure of the group which is that for. 25 percent with great success but in order to do so be a need to be very careful in their relationship with investor any vaccination they need to grow their past base and they need to formalize the informal sector are talking about previously so has anything then given what you said has anything changed in terms of africa's attractiveness to private equity because before the p

stretch science beyond the rift valley so you get a better right this time of the year in zimbabwe and zambia and it's there it's been the forecast it's going to happen the next day or so they tend to fall off for a couple days and disappear and that's certainly case most of south africa's looking dry in the sun comes out in johannesburg it's there in cape town suddenly breeze yes suffered about 90 degrees not cold could be better. but. he began it move and bring it just here i got shot i fall down i think felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assigner contrasts his experience and speak very seeking refuge today and intimate you know the consequences of the east policies of detained it's just really unnecessary all this misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer and in this way it is a lot of the refugees taint on him to sierra. cyprus a european island openly offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august of 0 made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme

partners to support a comprehensive mortality surveillance program with components in both uganda and zambia. we coordinate a community focused on the death investigation which is f to shae covid-19 death certification guidelines among a global forum of medical examiners. to help identify a probable cause of death when there's no position to certify it, the team also works with who and the reference group and for covid-19, we have compiled guidance on the use of the verbal and context of covid-19 and we are now coordinating an evaluation to assess whether the new t questions can identify probable covid-19 deaths. and finally, supporting the u.s. cdc international covid response, the team iss working for the existing surveillance platforms in response to the demand for information on mortality. so, to slides to show here. can you help show those, please. >> there we go. we developed this slide to show the various potential sources of information across the platforms. cdc's purported activities include the child health mortality prevention initiative which is funded by the bill and melinda gat

there was just an article in the financial times yesterday about how the prime minister of zambia was pushing back against china trying to create preferential treatment for chinese company to have their debts repaid. that's a violation of the international monetary fund's rules for repaying debtors. it's a small example, but exemplifies two things, first, the way that a chinese dominated international order would be very different from the american order that was created after 1945 and second, how the american-led order isn't actually much of a burden for americans to sustain because it's so beneficial to others that they assist in it. that is, that zambia is challenging china's ability to create a different kind of rules for the order. and that's the great secret of american success. it's actually not a very hard sell to make to americans that the current order is beneficial for our security and our prosperity. we built it that way. and you're not going to like the orders that follow it if the united states doesn't remain engaged, work with our friends and allies to sustain, to prese

zambia isat challenging china's ability to create a different kind of rules for the order. of that is a great secret american success. it is actually not a very hard sell tomato americans that the current order is beneficial for security and our prosperity. we built it that way. you will not like what follows that if the united states does not remain on stage, work with our friends and allies to sustain, to prevent russia or china or others who do not share our interests and do not share our values from changing the order into something less beneficial for us and less prosperous for us. mike, if we are on the subject of important possibility that would be hard to argue for, we should talk about deficits and debt. apreta,ling, tim coo has a chapter in the book, about what forms of entitlement reform , but i wonder how you would give the argument for entitlement reform. it seems like it has been abandoned by both parties, maybe the only issue that we have seen is we should not pay any attention to entitlement. how would you advise a president who would want to take that up in

is forecast to be always in the form of thunderstorms and that stretches right way down as through zambia to botswana zimbabwe and south africa not in the satellite picture this is the frequent repeat but every now and again you get this proper growth and are right in johannesburg it's looking pretty wet through sunday and probably a good part of monday as well. for . the remote kingdom of the ton has become known for its decision happiness. when a 6 balls out its national golf inspiring the younger generation 0. in the deprived villages of northern argentina there's one man with a solution to every problem. for engineers self-proclaimed inventor for nanda and he's dressed in 94 to 7 ford truck no job and just a small village too far in his latest mission he construct a much needed a 3rd generator. the drunken file would do you find a latin america driving change on al-jazeera. and there's a debate john to stick to a cease fire deal that's being threatened by reports of attacks from both sides. this is al jazeera live from also coming out. on mosque than back in front of supporters doubt

because it's bilateral and not multilateral commercial it under the moment like even today actually zambia moved a step closer to default with euro goblin it was one of one of the main problems so commercial lending is not covered by this at all 'd despite the g 20 is trying to get commercial and doesn't pull and so it helps a little bit but it doesn't really help us now there even call is already from the fed that they may push back even further that we know that there was some resistance from china to this. plan what is the criticism of china in this whole situation after all it is one of the major credit has. it's one of the continent's biggest critics china is the g 20 member officially it is on board with the g 20 years as a. chinese. actors are insisting on negotiating dates on a case by case level rather than rather than you know blanket agreement so this is taking very long and it also they pushes private creditors to to wait it out to hang back and to try and see if china gets better better terms than they do . so it is true it is you can push the negotiations longer no longer lik

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