in 2018 taps in cape town almost ran dry. water for 4000000 residents was rationed capetonians cute to buy bottled water and fill jerry cans at public springs. the highly specialized team of the nature conservancy is now going the distance to save cape town's water. they have to conquer rough rugged and remote territory to take out thirsty non-native species. most of the invasive plants outcompete indigenous plants and they take up a lot more water. we can save up to $55.00 or nearly as or for that every year if we. price of 3. catchwords of the great the region and the put that in conflict it's 2 months water supply for craig than that we can so by removing the in price trees from the watershed. and a recent study has shown those tree cutter gains come at a 10th of the cost of other solutions the city is pursuing such as desalination and waste water recycling. and that's it for our program today as always be sure to check out our other stories that's on d.w. dot com forward slash africa we're also on facebook and on twitter

from cape town and laid not. trees there the wind there drinks out of water and then you end up not having enough went to. in 2018 taps and cape town almost ran dry. water for 4000000 residents was rationed capetonians cute to buy bottled water and fill jerry cans at public springs. the highly specialized team of the nature conservancy is now going the distance to save cape town's water. they have to conquer rough rugged and remote territory to take out thursday non-native species. most of the invasive plants outcompete indigenous plants and they take up a lot more water. we can save up to $55.00 new desire for that every year if week price of $3.00. catchwords of the great the region and the put that in conflict it's 2 months water supply for craig than that we can so by removing the in price trees from the watershed. and recent study has shown those tree cutter gains come at a 10th of the cost of other solutions the city is pursuing such as desalination and waste water recycling. and that's it for our program t

in 2018 taps and cape town almost ran dry. water for 4000000 residents was rationed capetonians queued to buy bottled water and fill jerry cans at public springs. the highly specialized team of the nature conservancy is now going the distance to save cape town's water. they have to conquer rough rugged and remote territory to take out thirsty non-native species. most of the invasive plants outcompete indigenous plants and they take up a lot more water. than we can save up to $55.00 or nearly as or for that every year if week price of $3.00. catchwords of the great the region and the group that in conflict it's 2 months water supply for craig than that we can so by removing the impression trees from the watershed. and recent study has shown those tree cut against come at a 10th of the cost of other solutions the city is pursuing such as desalination and waste water recycling. and that's it for our program today as always be sure to check out our other stories that's on d.w. dot com forward slash africa we're also on facebook an

in 2018 taps and cape town almost ran dry. water for 4000000 residents was rationed capetonians queued to buy bottled water and fill jerry cans at public springs. the highly specialized team of the nature conservancy is now going the distance to save cape town's water. they have to conquer rough rugged and remote territory to take out thursday non-native species. most of the invasive plants outcompete indigenous plants and they take up a lot more water. we can save up to $55.00 when you're in the desert for that every year in freak year a new price of $3.00. catchwords of the great the religion and the group that in conflict it's 2 months water supply for craig doubt that we can so by removing their employees trees from the war machines. and recent study has shown those tree cutter gains come at a 10th of the cost of other solutions the city is pursuing such as desalination and waste water recycling. and that's it for our program today as always be sure to check out our at the stories that's on d.w. dot com forward slash afric

there in cape town thank you very much well here's the latest on the run a virus pandemic authorities in the indian state of have imposed a nighttime curfew brazil has recorded more than 3000 deaths for the 2nd day running and france could be heading into a stricter lock down more than 20000000 people now live in high infection zones. a lockdowns have of course made it very difficult for people to meet basel restaurants for a while stay close and even office romances are off the table thanks to people now working from home so what can you make all these days you can always try drive through speed dating. gobby presto is about to go car speed dating while following corona restrictions which makes me think what else can you do nothing's open there's nowhere to go you can't meet friends it could be you happen to meet someone there. will the 53 year old really find the man of her dreams today there are clear rules to car speed dating in essence in lower bavaria take the drive way for women stick a number on the car to note down potential partners meet the men in the area in the middle tal

there in cape town thank you very much a 2nd look at the updates from the pandemic chancellor angela merkel says she is not convinced that the restrictions imposed in germany will be enough to break the 3rd wave of the 19 infections the number of cases a still rising rapidly the government has been criticized for the slow pace of vaccines and authorities in the indians had a rush to have imposed a nighttime curfew and france could be heading into a strict a lockdown infections have hit their highest level so far this year more than 20000000 people now lives in high risk zones. to moshe's sports now and formula one fans were treated to a thrilling season opener and behind but there was no surprise over the winner depending defending champion hamilton says he came out on top a great start for the city's driver as he looks for his record breaking 8th title. lewis hamilton started formula one season opener playing 2nd fiddle to pole sitter much for stopping but the pair took turns but calling to choose in bahrain. teammate call to report us was also in the mix until love 31 when a disast

town adrian what more can you tell us about the attack at this point. at this point fights are still seeming to be ongoing the city is besieged by these limits with many people trapped residents and foreigners south african media has reported that at least one south african was killed and several are still missing they were apparently ambushed as they were trying to leave their hotel with several vehicles but at this point it is very difficult to confirm information from there the attacks have been going on since wednesday and from that day the phone network went off so we have very little information and the government so far has only been to confirm that there is an attack but no more details on give us a bit of the bigger picture than what's happening right now in mozambique so locals there called the group al-shabaab although they have nothing to do with al-shabaab in somalia but the group basically started very similar to what we've seen in northeastern nigeria very poor part of the country a lot of people unhappy that the government is not doing a

town after the south african city was declared a risk area earlier in the year. b.m.w. says it expects profits grow significantly this year as the economy recovers from the pen demick the german luxury car maker says it's speeding up its transition to electric vehicles spy lockdowns 2020 and a strong thanks to growing sales in china comprehensive. new numbers show tesla spinning 5800000000 euros to build its factory near berlin that's according to documents obtained by german public t.v. tesla's 1st plan europe is set to open in july it will make up to up to $500000.00 vehicles per year. but german manufacturing exports are helping a still recovering economy there that's according to the country's council of economic experts today it cut the full year growth forecast for europe's biggest economy to 3 point one percent from an earlier forecast of 3.7 percent and recovery has been an even across germany and while manufacturers are managing to weather the crisis the service sectors continue to struggle. production has been picking up as demand for german goods rises

town after the south african city was declared a risk area earlier in the year. the m.w. says it expects profits grow significantly this year as the economy recovers from the pen demick the german luxury car maker says it's speeding up its transition to electric vehicles spike lockdowns 2020 and a strong thanks to growing sales in china. new numbers show tesla is getting 5800000000 euros to build its factory near berlin that's according to documents obtained by german public t.v. tesla's 1st play in europe is set to open in july it will make up to up to $500000.00 vehicles per year. but german manufacturing exports are helping a still recovering economy there that's according to the country's council of economic experts today it cut the 4 year growth forecast for europe's biggest economy to 3 point one percent from an earlier forecast of 3.7 percent and recovery has been an even across germany and while manufacturers are managing to weather the crisis the service sectors continue to struggle duster production has been picking up as demand for german goods rises.

as well in the nature resist off cape town where conservationists saw cutting down trees just save the city from running out a force of. law .

town adrian what more can you tell us about the attack at this point at this point 5 still seeming to be ongoing the city is besieged by these lists with many people trapped residents and foreigners south african media has reported that at least one south african was killed and several are still missing there were apparently embers as they were trying to leave their hotel with several vehicles but at this point it is very difficult to confirm information from there the attacks have been going on since wednesday and from that day the phone network went off so we have very little information and the government so far has only been to confirm that there is an attack but no more details give us a bit of the bigger picture than what's happening right now in mozambique. so locals there called the group although they have nothing to do with al-shabaab in somalia but the group basically started very similar to what we've seen in northeastern nigeria very poor part of the country a lot of people are unhappy that the government is not doing anything and these groups that where more and more rad

was in mozambique before the fighting began and following the events from cape town adrian what more can you tell us about the attack at this point at this point 5 seeming to be ongoing the city is besieged by these lists with many people trapped residents and foreigners south african media has reported that at least one south african was killed and several are still missing there were apparently embers as they were trying to leave their hotel with several vehicles but at this point it is very difficult to confirm information from there the attacks have been going on since wednesday and from that day the phone network went off so we have very little information and the government so far has only been to confirm that there is an attack but no more details or give us a bit of the bigger picture than what's happening right now in mozambique. so locals there called the group over they have nothing to do with al-shabaab in somalia but the group basically started very similar to what we've seen in northeastern nigeria very poor part of the country a lot of people unhappy that the governmen

town. [children talking indistinctly] ayakha: as a school student, i decide, "ok, my school is my community. let me start from within." and we started school, and i tried to organize assemblies for me to, like, educate people, but even that was tough, 'cause school kids are mean. when i was trying to, "guys, come look here, come look here," "ah, rich white people stuff. this is for people that have money and rich." and i'm like, "guys, we the ones that are getting affected first here because, like, we the vulnerable ones." i can't really y, "oh, well, we're doomed, knowing that there's something we can still do." alexandria: 30 years ago, the world signed a contract between generations that the present world would leave a world worth inheriting to the futu. you are defaulti on that contract, and we're hereo collect. myself, along with 15 other children from all around the world, filed a complaint to the committee on the rights of the child, stating that our rights are being violated by arge

town. [children talking indistinctly] ayakha: as a school student, i decide, "ok, my school is my community. let me start from within." and we started school, and i tried to organize assemblies for me to, like, educate people, but even that was tough, 'cause school kids are mean. when i was trying to, "guys, come look here, come look here," "ah, rich white people stuff. this is for people that have money and rich." and i'm like, "guys, we the ones that are getting affected first here because, like, we the vulnerable ones." i can't really y, "oh, well, we're doomed, knowing that there's something we can still do." alexandria: 30 years ago, the world signed a contract between generations that the present world would leave a world worth@ inheriting to the futu. you are defaulti on that contract, and we're hereo collect. myself, along with 15 other children from all around the world, filed a complaint to the committee on the rights of the child, stating that our rights are being violated by arg

town. [children talking indistinctly] ayakha: as a school student, i decide, "ok, my school is my community. let me start from within." and we started school, and i tried to organize assemblies for me to, like, educate people, but en that was tough, 'cause school kids are mean. when i was trying to, "guys, come look here, come look here," "ah, rich white peopletuff. this is for people that have money d rich." and i'm like, "guys, we the ones that are getting affected first here because, like, we the vulnerable ones." i can't reallsay, "oh, well, we're doomed, knowing that there's something we can still do." alexandria: 30 years ago, the world signed a contract between generations that the present world would leave a world worth inheriting to the future. you are defaulting on that contract, and we're here to collect. myself, along with 15 other children from all around the world, filed a complaint to the committee on the rights of the child, stating that our rights are being violated by arge

town. [children talking indistinctly] ayakha: as a school student, i decide, "ok, my school is my community. let me start from within." and we started school, and i tried to organize assemblies for me to, like, educate people, but even that was tough, 'cause school kids are mean. when i was trying to, "guys, come look here, come look here," "ah, rich white people stuff. this is for people that have money and rich." and i'm like, "guys, we the ones that are getting affected first here because, like, we the vulnerable ones." i can't reallsay, "oh, well, we're doomed, knowing that there's something we can still do." alexandria: 30 years ago, the world signed a contract between generations that the present world would leave a world worth inheriting to the fure. you are defaulng on that contract, and we're he to collect. myself, along with 15 other children from all around the world, filed a complaint to the committee on the rights of the child, stating that our rights are being violated by arge

town. [children talking indistinctly] ayakha: as a school student, i decide, "ok, my school is my community. let me start from within." and we started school, and i tried to organize assemblies for me to, like, educate people, but en that was tough, 'cause school kids are mean. when i was trying to, "guys, come look here, come look here," "ah, rich white people stuff. this is for people that have money d rich." and i'm like, "guys, we the ones that are getting affected first here because, like, we the vulnerable ones." i can't reallsay, "oh, well, we're doomed, knowing that there's something we can still do." alexandria: 30 years ago, the world signed a contract between generations that the present world would leave a world worth inheriting to the future. you are defaulting on that contract, and we're here to collect. myself, along with 15 other children from all around the world, filed a complaint to the committee on the rights of the child, stating that our rights are being violated by ar

town before arriving here in gone v. and we die places tragically marked by the african slave trade. name for the image to be striking one must find in a static and also a story the 2 histories are gone we are unfortunately you know my opinion marked by the period of slavery but there are also sites that are incredible in terms of us betting on this so i thought it was a good mix that would create something special. there is also the fact that cites the meaning that we have touched to it i believe also allows us to raise the profile of the region and the country and i think that this is interesting for the local people. see peace message of friendship and togetherness seems to resonate with the people here. have taught us that it is necessary to be united to go hand in hand and to love one's neighbor. god articulates these values and that is why we accepted this work. i know and love the work he is doing will have positive repercussions for us the toughen people because it will help our community as well as the village o

town, dar es salaam, oil rubber, cocoa and ivory, were transported to these ports all over the world that went with them at the time of the colonial conquest african rulers with whom the europeans had been trading for 5 centuries, were deprived of all their rights. brazil, one of the 1st territories to seal large scale sugarcane fields flora. she was one of the last to ban slavery. on may, 13th, 1888. the princess regent of brazil ratified the so-called golden law, ending 450 years of afro brazilian enslavement. moving into what his son used to be thought yours were, but as you don't want a victorious abolitionist movement in brazil was a conservative one, led by whites. the movement wasn't radical, it didn't include black people watching a jew, but as you essentially, it said that brazil had to progress and civilize itself will get acidosis. if it is this idea of progress and civilization directly depended on the elimination of the barbarity of slavery was yet at the same time, this movement also intended to raise black people from the history of brazil. me, it was near goose. they

to help the restoration closely match the original building, experts from the university of cape town have been here with 3d scanners to digitally map the remains. i was shocked, obviously, right? because 20% of the building was not there any more. it was really a very spectacular building and it's — and in east africa, probably one of the more important buildings. we also documented the house of wonders in 2019, which turned out to be very fortuitous — now, we have a very accurate record of what it looked like. so the engineers see construction, engineers see architects can now create an exact replica. i very much hope it can will reconstructed and i'm sure the capability is there, the expertise is there, actually, no — no question, and the will is there, so i hope there is gonna be another house of wonders in a few years' time. jamila grew up in the shadow of the palace and she'd had concerns about its condition for many years now. i stayed here, i played here, i know this place very well because i was almost in tears to see the house of wonders falling down. we are trying to

town before arriving here in gone v. and we die places tragically marked by the african slave trade. name for the image to be striking one must find in a static and also a story the 2 histories are gone we are unfortunately you know my opinion marked by the period of slavery but there are also sites that are incredible in terms of us betting on this so i thought it was a good mix that would create something special. there is also the fact that cites the meaning that we have attached to it i believe also allows us to raise the profile of the region and the country and i think that this is interesting for the local people. see peace message of friendship and togetherness seems to resonate with the people here in. the artwork of tatas that it is necessary to be united to go hand in hand and to love one's neighbor. god advocates these values and that is why we accepted this work. it's a beautiful home. i know and love the woman is doing well has a positive repercussions for us the tough and people because it will help our co

town before arriving here in gong v. and we die places tragically marked by the african slave trade. for the image to be striking one must find in a static and also a story the 2 histories are gone we are unfortunately you know my opinion marked by the period of slavery but there are also sites that are incredible in terms of a suspect and i'm in there so i thought it was a good mix that would create something special like a. song there is also the fact that he cites the meaning that we have touched to it i believe also allows us to raise the profile of the region and the country and i think that this is interesting for the local people. see peace message of friendship and togetherness seems to resonate with the people here in. the artwork of tatas that it is necessary to be united to go hand in hand and to love one's neighbor. god advocates these values and that is why we accepted this work. it's a beautiful home. where we knew. a lot and love the woman is doing well has a positive repercussions for us the tough and peo

town and work as software developers every transaction in the digital block chain can be carried out safely and transparently 1st importantly it is recorded so what is their idea exactly all of our different conservation partners on the wild cards platform these conservations have certain types of animals and species that they look after and for every animal that they have we represent that is a unique digital artwork on the block chain that only one person can have and if you own this wild card you essentially pay a monthly amount to actually support that organization and you can see that my new century flowing directly through to that organization is from here on the wild cards digital clock will buy and sell rare animal cards using crypto currency with each card there is a back story details of its purchase history and even the photo of the animal in some cases and every month dredging percent of each card asking price is donated by its owner to a conservation organization of their choice $1.00 of the 1st organizations to benefit is that while tomorrow funds and american n.g.o.s t

was at one of these protests in cape town. more and more students in south africa throughout the country have joined the protest trying to fight for one key thing financial inclusion of everybody and making universities accessible also for the poor part of the population 1st year students. among those who still don't know if they will be able to start classes because the application for financial support is still pending we do not need financial stress the students because i mean education's a he says i says but if you don't have to stress about getting the education then what motivation do you have to get it. at this point i'm feeling hopeless i don't want to live at this point i don't actually see myself furthering my studies this year i do not know i'm at a standstill i i. see the protesters now enter the building where the fees office is many say they cannot afford to pay their fees and the national student financial aid scheme is overwhelms despite promises by the government to put more money in the scheme it is not enoug

town and work as software developers every transaction in the digital block chain can be carried out safely and transparently 1st importantly it is recorded so what is their idea exactly all of our different conservation partners on the wild cards platform these conservations have certain types of animals and species that they look after and for every animal that they have we represent that is a unique digital artwork on the block chain that only one person can have and if you own this wild card you essentially pay a monthly amount to actually support that organization and you can see that money essential flying directly through to that organization is from team on the wild cards digital platform can buy and sell rare animal cards using crypto currency with each card there is a back story details of its purchase history and even the photo of the animal in some cases and every month 20 percent of each card asking price is donated by its owner to a conservation organization of their choice $1.00 of the 1st organizations to benefit is that while tomorrow funds and american ngo that want

town a grin what more do we know about the attack at this point. michael we understand that 5 things in a still ongoing but at the same time if a creation plan roads a vessel taking about 2000 people from palm to the regional capital of pemba half of them staff. but it seems that thousands are still stuck in the city they don't get out south african media houses reports of dozens of people have been killed already at least one south african apparently a convoy of cars tried to get out of a hotel and was ambushed by the terrorists but again we have very little information at this point it is speculated that many people are still even stuck in this very hotel but it is so difficult to get information you said it's to phone networks have been down since wednesday the government only confirm that there is an attack but they do not give any further information and they also don't allow journalists to go to this area. can you give us a big picture perspective what exactly is happening in mozambique right now. so the local people that call the group al sh

was at one of these protests in cape town. and. more and more students in south africa throughout the country have joined the protest trying to fight for one key thing financial inclusion of everybody and making universities accessible also for the poor part of the population 1st year students. among those who still don't know if they will be able to stop classes because their cation for financial support is still pending we do not need financial stress the students because i mean education that he dislikes is but if you don't have to stress about getting the education then what motivation do you have to get it. right at this point i'm feeling hopeless i don't want to live at this point i don't actually see myself furthering my study this year i do not know i'm at a standstill i. am the protesters now enter the building where the fees office is many say they can not afford to pay their fees and the national student financial aid scheme is overwhelms despite promises by the government to put more money in the scheme it is not enough

to help the restoration closely match the original building, experts from the university of cape town have been here with 3d scanners to digitally map the remains. i was shocked, obviously, right? because 20% of the building was not there any more. it was really a very spectacular building and it's — and in east africa, probably one of the more important buildings. we also documented the house of wonders in 2019, which turned out to be very fortuitous — now, we have a very accurate record of what it looked like. so the engineers see construction, engineers see architects can now create an exact replica. i very much hope it can will reconstructed and i'm sure the capability is there, the expertise is there, actually, no — no question, and the will is there, so i hope there is gonna be another house of wonders in a few years�* time. jamila grew up in the shadow of the palace and she'd had concerns about its condition for many years now. i stayed here, i played here, i know this place very well because i was almost in tears to see the house of wonders falling down. we are trying

was at one of these protests in cape town. more and more students in south africa throughout the country have joined the protest trying to fight for one key thing financial inclusion of everybody and making universities accessible also for the poor part of the population 1st year students. among those who still don't know if they will be able to stop classes because their cation for financial support is still pending we do not need financial stresses cheated because i mean education that he decides is but if you're going to have to stress of getting the education then what motivation do you have to get it. right at this point i'm feeling hopeless i don't want at this point i don't actually see myself furthering my study this year i do not know i'm at a standstill i i. the protesters now enter the building where the fees office is many say they can not afford to pay their fees and the national student financial aid scheme is overwhelms despite promises by the government to put more money in the scheme it is not enough to suppor

town and work as software developers every transaction in their digital block chain can be carried out 60 entrants parent lee most importantly it is recorded so what is their idea exactly all of our different conservation partners on the wild cards platform these conservations have certain types of animals and species that they look after and for every animal that they have we represent that is a unique digital artwork on the block chain that only one person can have and if you are in this wild card you essentially pay a monthly amount to actually support that organization and you can see that money essential flying directly through to that organization is from team on the wild cards digital clock well more people can buy and sell rare animal cards using crypto currency with each card there's a back story details of its purchase history and even the photo of the animal in some cases and every month dredging percent of each card asking price is donated by its owner to a conservation organization of their choice $1.00 of the 1st organizations to benefit is that while tomorrow fund an ame

town the reptiles each measuring some 4 to 5 feet long sneaked up through a hole in the fence so far at least $27.00 have been recovered. on the stories in ethiopia where an online magazine for teenagers is gaining traction teen launched last year and it already has some $10000.00 subscribers as you would expect from a magazine for teenagers the content features celebrity news fashion beauty spoilt education and lifestyle as you're about to see the founders and it is of the magazine themselves teenagers are also tackling some hard and sensitive topics everybody sort of good family and i'm one of the founders of ethiopia magazine for teenagers the cousins started teen most with them pairing young people through awareness and discussion. we want to talk about sexual violence. self-esteem and confidence of teenagers positive self-esteem is very important to teenagers as it allows us to try new things. take hope for years and so probably talking about these issues is not the norm the girls' families are proud of the part they are playing in changing society. i am proud to and very happy

town what more do we know about the attack at this point. michael and us than that 5 things that are still ongoing but at the same time if equation plans are with roads a vessel taking about 2000 people from palm to the regional capital of. them stuff. but it seems that thousands are still stuck in the city they don't get out south african media houses reports of dozens of people have been killed already at least one south african apparently a convoy of cars tried to get out of a hotel and was ambushed by the terrorists but again we have very little information at this point it is speculated that many people even stuck in this very hotel but it is so difficult to get information you said it's to phone networks have been down since wednesday the government only confirm that there is an attack but they do not give any further information and they also don't allow journalists to go to this area. can you give us a big picture perspective what exactly is happening in mozambique right now. so the local people there call the group al shabab althoug

town she sent us this update about the situation and paula. a very poor part of the country actually the poorest part of the country a lot of people be that the government is not investing and the government is not listening to them then few of them reddick allies and the security forces respond with massive force also attacking their families and people who have nothing to do with those radical people and your people the whole thing spiraled out of control and although the government has been busy over the past months that they will everything is under control it is not it's basically just been quite successful in keeping journalists international observers from the area but the situation is bad when we finally managed to get there last month we had terrifying place people in the camps there you had stories of children away taken away to be the picture of a 16 year old daughter and said look they just took her away when you have anything off you get stories of decapitating villages in front of the village and this is has been happening for ma

agent krish was in mozambique before the latest fighting began and is following those developments from cape town so what more do you know about this attack and is the government giving up control of its territory well as far as we know fights are still ongoing as evacuation attempts as you mentioned today vessels arrived in penned by the provincial capital that took about 2000 people from the fighting area mainly stuff off the company to a towel of the oil company so a lot of people are still stuck in high line and the south african media reports that dozens were killed already doing the attacks and at least one south african as well on friday it appears that a lot of people tried to flee from a hotel in a convoy and there were members by the militants so at least one of them was killed but up until this point there's a lot of unclear factors here there's little information because nobody can just get there to get information the government is restricting access to the area and they also on the give out any details they only confirm that there is an attack but don't give out any other infor

town he sent us this update about the situation in palm. a very poor part of the country actually the poorest part of the country a lot of people on edge be that the government is not investing and the government is not listening to them then few of them are ready to live and the security forces respond with massive force also taking their families and people who have nothing to do with those radical people and their ridiculous well people thought the whole thing spiraled out of control and although the government has been busy over the past months that they will everything is under control it is not it's basically just been quite successful in keeping journalists out and international observers from the area but the situation is bad when we finally managed to get there last month we it's terrifying there is from displaced people in the camps there you had stories of children who were taken away a father sort of the picture office 16 year old daughter and said look they just took away when you have to do anything before you gets. there is a

town $24.00 dropped to $22.00 the heavy rains moved towards northern mozambique malawi and probably zambia. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish shift the focus covering the way the news this culture of the listening posts on a. could get him back i'm just back the u.s. state of minnesota agrees to pay the family of george floyd $27000000.00 to compensate for his death in police custody. hello there i'm. also coming up at least 3 people are killed in the latest crackdown against protesters a.

mostly south africa is now free of showers or significant rain there are a few in the eastern cape cape town is slowly warming up but only to about $25.00 then you drop down to 70 the proper rains of the i moved a long way north following the sun. cooper spoke to qatar airways. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you're to stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between if tech companies are the ones with all the power what do we do with the solution 'd we get organized what are world leaders or governments missing thread talking about targets like 2040 we're trying to see when we're talking right now up front with me marc lamont hill on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the pressure is building on myanmar's military giunta as global condemnation grows over its crackdown military chiefs from the u.s. and nearly a dozen allies denounced the security forces after they killed more than a 100 people on satur

now equally typical is time of year the wind direction does affect how it feels of places like cape town port elizabeth that's not a particular culture direction so you're still in the twenty's but it's not a time to find many showers there are few running into the suit to for example but the main rain band this sees no rain but is further north going up through angola and east was so enjoy the sunshine for example in joburg. to. discover a world of difference. determination i'm talking about when we need we are moving to. freedom we climb the skate snow shower song just put it on the 16 people on the corruption and get it going on compassion. just 0 world a selection of the best films from across our network of tunnels. on the top stories on al-jazeera egypt's president has ordered preparations to remove cargo from a ship that's blocked the suez canal for 6 days more than 300 vessels are waiting to transit the waterway. for syria to ration fuel. a major operation is underway to rescue survivors of a deadly attack in palma in mozambique among them are a 1000 workers of the french energy

now equally typical is time of year the wind direction does affect how it feels of places like cape town port elizabeth that's not a particular color direction so you're still in the twenty's but it's not a time to far and many shows there are few running into the suit to for example but the main rain band the seasonal rain band is for the noles going up through and go to a nice was so enjoy the sunshine for example in jo'burg. in russia national i didn't just pull the 50 bring the fame fortune and power i thought the next one i went to investigate on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. the end. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories the container ship that's rocks the suez canal for almost a week has been refloated according to a shipping chocking firm the ever given run aground in one of the world's busiest waterways costing billions of dollars in trade every day on mars military has carried out war and strikes targeting separatist fighters in carrying state thousands of people affect their homes with many crossing the border into thailand

adrian krishna was in mozambique before the latest fighting began and is following these events from cape town what more do we know about the attack at this point michael we understand that 5 things still ongoing but at the same time creation plans roads. taking about 2000 people from the regional capital of. them staff. but it seems that thousands are still stuck in the city if they don't get out south african media reports of dozens of people have been killed already at least one south african apparently a convoy of cars tried to get out of a hotel and was ambushed by the terrorists but again we have very little information at this point it is speculated that many people are stuck in this very hotel but it is so difficult to get information you said it's to phone networks have been down since wednesday the government only confirm that there is an attack but they do not give any further information and they also don't allow journalists to go to this area. can you give us a big picture perspective what exactly is happening in mozambique right now. so the local people that call the group a

now equally typical is time of year the wind direction does affect how it feels of places like cape town port elizabeth that's not a particular color direction so you're still in the twenty's but it's not a time to foreign many showers there are few running into the suit to for example but the main rain band the seasonal rain band is for the noles going on through angola and east was so enjoy the sunshine for example in jo'burg. sponsored poll qatar airways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of sedation and the state line becomes the default the media namely devoutly looking for images that leak that if the these guys are just how did he create a new system makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera dozens of people have been killed in an attack in the town of tama in northern mozambique following a 5 day siege among th

else is it raining apart from a few showers around the coast of south africa and maybe as far west as cape town is pretty quiet and it's seasonal seasonably warmest temperatures in for example botswana insulators thirty's and fairly humid there are because of that afternoon showers as far west as wouldn't talk but not all the skeleton coast. of the. coveted beyond land. taken without hesitation and a lot of fortune died for our power defines our wild dogs live babies were dying and it looked the nobel it's neglect the babies to death people in power investigates exposes and questioned the use and abuse of power around the globe. are now dizzying. so the top stories this hour on al-jazeera and protesters are marching in cities across me and. defying the military crackdown to call for an end to the government takeover suffer a night of raids with security forces storming houses and rounding up activists. the u.s. senators narrowly passed a $1.00 trillion dollars coronavirus relief package the bill includes one off payments of $400.00 to most americans also emergency unemployment benefits and

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town is pretty quiet and it's seasonal seasonably warmest temperatures in for example botswana insulated thirty's and fairly humid there are because of that afternoon showers as far west as when talk but not on the skeleton coast. at ways. to say just that and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think i'm asking the questions now is the new host of the next season of the show that's got no space for sound bites only time indeed so let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions. and marc lamont hill and it's time to get up front right here on out there. here with al jazeera and these are the top stories anti coup protesters are marching in cities across me and defying the military crackdown still calling for an end to the government takeover this is after a night of raids with security forces storming houses and rounding up activists the u.s. senate has now really passed a $1.00 trillion dollars coronavirus relief package the bill includes one of payments of $200.00

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town is the one to watch if you want a bit of late summer early winter want here is for you last until thursday at least . sponsible qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear from you and be part of today's discussion this streamed on out is there a. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. e.u. u.k. and canada have imposed coordinated sanctions on chinese officials and a regional security force for human rights abuses against the way goods china has retaliated with its own sanctions on the e.u. individuals and entities. the european union has also announced sanctions on 11 officials in me in my including the leader of the military jointer that's in response to last month's coup and the vi