it's a real zombie in africa. when we see reality, we're not really believing it, and i don't expect her very much to come out of this. you africa summit that has been postponed several times because this relationship is not being taken seriously . these are very strong words from you. if you say it's not a partnership of equals, how can it then be a partnership of equals, what, what can be done to achieve that? i think the 1st thing that we need to do is to stop. we've did that 8. you know, because this 8 is gas contributing to finance corruption and going into the wrong pockets is contributing to sustain the faith of ship. and we have noticed so many times that it does not help improve anything. look at the situation. africa is easy . we need to count, we can count how much money has been flowing, and we can look at how much improvement has been met and, and then we can see the half facts today. even france is running away from molly after having pumped so much money. they did not succeed to stop islamism. there

in africa. for example, 54 percent of the continents workforce relies on agriculture, but impulse from abroad pose a major threat. fibral foods, lake life, sugar and whit from europe, retail chip a here in a rural b as compared to a local produce. and that's because our farmers are not as heavily subsidized as their counterparts in europe, and therefore they cannot compete. a killer weeds from europe retails are 20 percent cheaper and that which is not only produced in, i prefer the one from europe to 2, it's pricing. i cannot buy at $1.58, while the one from europe retails at $0.90. i do not owe garcia. now, the influx of these agricultural products from europe has led to the close out of funds and companies leading to lots of jobs. and as the results, high unemployment levels among, as canyon with high unemployment, many africans migrate in search of a better life. 80 percent of this movement is within the continent. but some of those who want to go to europe have taken dangerous journeys acro

in africa. for example, 54 percent of the continents workforce relies on agriculture, but impulse from abroad pose a major threat. fibral foods, lake life, sugar and whit from europe, retail cheaper here, naval b as compared to the local produce. and that's because our farmers are not as heavily subsidized as their counterparts in europe, and therefore they cannot compete. a killer weeds from europe retails are 20 percent cheaper than that, which is not only produced in i prefer the one from europe to 2. it's pricing. i cannot buy at $1.58, while the one from europe retails at $0.90. i do not owe garcia. now the influx of these agricultural products from europe has led to the close out of farms and companies leading to lots of jobs. and as a result, high unemployment levels. among as canyon with high unemployment, many africans migrate in search of a better life. 80 percent of this movement is within the continent. but some of those who want to go to europe have taken dangerous journeys across t

and it's africa is poor for a reason, not because it's africa. that's right. you know, want you to be independent self sufficient. they want africa to be biggers. they want to be able to control the african leadership so that they can continue to exploit super, exploit the resources of the country. i mean, you know, what are the oil companies paying 80 percent royalty on their well, i mean, nigeria supposed to be a rich, rich country, but the poor people are, are hungry. why? because they're being ripped off for their oil. i mean, this is what the threat of a good example of originally has now spread easy, ok. and the you and all their lackeys, whether they're in their human rights organizations or in the media or their people in the u. n. are all very concerned about africa standing up and say, we're not going to be dominated by the you anymore. that up with new colonialism. mean that's become a big thing. any job, you know, new colonialism. why? because i'm asking the world bank or the way they control their economies and by controlling their economies, they

so that africa gets more support. and the people on the continent to feel a relief from what coven did the entire world should be. or i know you've addressed a little bit of this in some of your earlier answers. but i do want to talk to you of it more about the fact that last week, south africa took a huge step towards what they say is getting back to normal. government announced the easing of most coven 19 restrictions and regulations, and said it was taking the steps because the proportion of people with immunity to coven 19 had risen substantially. i mean, does that make sense to you? i absolutely, and i don't think i come to a such a soc, epic and most other african countries have got many other options of that and to try to get back to dallas, to a relative normal lifestyle, about rescued economy. israel is to undo some of the indirect consequences detrimental consequences. so to type of restrictions if you have been imposed. so what you see happening in south africa, jude and of course on the con wave is that if

so that africa gets more support. and the people on the continent to feel a relief from what coven did the entire world should be. or i know you've addressed a little bit of this in some of your earlier answers. but i do want to talk to you of it more about the fact that last week, south africa took a huge step towards what they say is getting back to normal. government announced the easing of most coven 19 restrictions and regulations, and said it was taking the steps because the proportion of people with immunity to coven 19 had risen substantially. i mean, does that make sense to you? i absolutely, and i don't think i come to a such a soc, epic and most other african countries have got many other options of that and to try to get back to dallas, to al, at the normal lifestyle about to rescue the economy. a serious to undo some of the indirect consequences detrimental consequences. so to type of restrictions if you have been imposed. so what you see happening in south africa, jude and of course on the con wave is th

in africa. for example, 54 percent of the continents workforce relies on agriculture, but impulse from abroad pose a major threat. fibral foods, lake life, sugar and whit from europe, retail cheaper here in a rural b as compared to the local produce. and that's because our farmers are not as heavily subsidized as their counterparts in europe, and therefore they cannot compete. a killer weeds from europe retails are 20 percent cheaper than that, which is not only produced. i prefer the one from europe to 2. it's pricing. i cannot buy at $1.58, while the one from europe retails at $0.90. i do not owe garcia. so the influx of these agricultural products from europe has led to the close out of farms and companies leading to lots of jobs. and as a result, high unemployment levels, among as canyon with high unemployment, many africans my great in search of a better life. 80 percent of this movement is within the continent. but some of those who want to go to europe have taken dangerous journeys across

so that africa gets more support. and the people on the continent to feel a relief from what covert did the entire world should be. or i know you've addressed a little bit of this in somebody earlier answers, but i do want to talk to you a bit more about the fact that last week, south africa took a huge step towards what they say is getting back to normal. government announced the easing of most coven 19 restrictions and regulations, and said it was taking the steps because the proportion of people with immunity to coven 19 had risen substantially. i mean, does that make sense to you? i absolutely, and i don't thing a company is such a soft epic and most of the african countries have got many other options of that and to try to get back to the other 2 around at the normal lifestyle, about to rescue the economy. israel is to undo some of the indirect consequences detrimental consequences. so to type of restrictions if you have been imposed. so what you see happening in south africa, you didn't, of course of the, on the

and it's africa is poor for a reason, not because it's africa. that's right. you know, they don't want you to be independent self sufficient. they want african to be beggars. they want to be able to control the african leadership so that they can continue to exploits super, exploit the resources of the country. i mean, you know, what is the oil companies paying 8 percent royalty on oil? i mean, nigeria is supposed to be a rich, rich country, but the poor people are, are hungry. why? because they're being ripped off for their oil. i mean, this is what the threat of a good example of origin has. now sprint, ethiopia, and the you and all their lackeys, whether they're in their human rights organizations or in the media or their people in the u. n. are all very concerned about africa standing up and say, we're not going to be dominated by the you anymore. that up with new colonialism, that's become a big thing. any job, you know, new colonialism. why? because the i m f in the world bank, or the way they control their economies. and by controlling their economies,

yes, africa? yes. the melanie, most of the clint alcorda shows we see in textbooks a dreadful white people raise up with the rushes you talked about in what was really pink. so then if i go to the hospital, if i stop my clinicals on my be looking for pink roch's, why is not pink in black people. so i feel this and many more medical conditions related to block, watch a degree and only really medical community, especially in africa. so once you start using our black people, once we see is going to it's in was irrelevant. these will do, will be like a difference between what's written out is group our to us in our group and at the miller. she's actually her post leg on the underwriter, c e best picture went viral. he says several publishers have commissioned him to draw more black medical illustration, and he says he plans to publish his own textbook on skin conditions in black people and wants to set up a training school for other african medical illustrators. now the excitement is building as cameron ge

the wagner company operating in africa, seen them in central africa republic, briefly in mozambique as well as now in miley, i think there will be pressure on those particular countries. what to do with, with this particular relationship going forward to me either or thanks a lot for the insights. ah, to with your piano that he got, crisis in the north has left tens of thousands bed and millions displeased as governments troops antigua enforces battle of a territory. a you and investigation has found at all sides. and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rape as a weapon of war. did of your report on mario mueller has been to the m hi region to need women trying to recover from the trauma. just a warning. this report contains descriptions of sexual violence jeannette had no chance to run when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report and didn't where she got it and normally one put a gun to my ear. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design it. the girl looked when they took me into my house, let them go for they pic

the newly established africa center for disease control africa cdc, is leading efforts to keep the 2 day summit covered free. the decision to oldest summit in possum, since the advent of brother pandemic was take him with the express of decision that we're going to make it safe. top on the summits agenda is how to step up books in ation against covered 19 in the continent. although covet vaccine supplies enough recoveries and significantly the continent is struggling to expand roll out with only 11 percent of the population fully vaccinated. african had self state and government gathered here will also discuss another epidemic of multiple who's in the continent. emboldened by popular hunger was african military leaders in marley, gideon, brooklyn, of fossil, of cut it out folk, whose in 18 months they followed military takeovers instead, done and church in 2021 more than 115000000 africans that to day living under the rule of soldiers who illegally seized power, lovick and union with, it's often much hyped slogan of african solutions to africa. problems has been unable to do much to

not because it's africa. that's right. you know, they don't want you to be independent self sufficient. they want to african, be biggers. they want to be able to control the african leadership so that they can continue to exploit super, exploit the resources of the country. i mean, you know, what is the oil companies pay 80 percent royalty on their well, i mean, nigeria is supposed to be a rich, rich country, but the poor people are, are hungry. why? because they're being ripped off for their oil. i mean, this is what the threat of a good example of originally has now spread to easy opium and the, even all their lackeys, whether they're in their human rights organizations or media. or there are people in the u. n. are all very concerned about africa standing up and say, we're not going to be dominated by the you any more that up with, you know, colonialism mean that's become a big thing in the job. you know, you know, colonialism. why? because i'm after the world bank or the way they control their economies and by controll

so that africa gets more support. and the people on the continent to feel a relief from what coven did the entire world should be. or i know you've addressed a little bit of this in some of your earlier answers. but i do want to talk to you of it more about the fact that last week, south africa took a huge step towards what they say is getting back to normal. government announced the easing of most coven 19 restrictions and regulations, and said it was taking the steps because the proportion of people with immunity to coven 19 had risen substantially. i mean, does that make sense to you? i absolutely, and i don't think i come to a such a soc, epic and most other african countries have got many other options of it and to try to get back to dallas, to al, at the normal lifestyle about to rescue the economy. israel is to undo some of the indirect consequences detrimental consequences. so to type of restrictions if you have been imposed. so what you see happening in south africa, jude and of course of the, on the con wave

and it's africa is good for a reason. not because it's africa. that's right. you know, they don't want you to be independent self sufficient. they want to african, to be biggers. they want to be able to control the african leadership so that they can continue to exploit super, exploit the resources of the country. i mean, you know, what is the oil companies paying 88 percent royalty on their well, i mean, nigeria supposed to be a rich, rich country, but the poor people are, are hungry. why? because they're being ripped off for their oil. i mean, this is what the threat of a good example of originally has now sprayed to easy ok. and the, the, and all their lackeys, whether they're in their human rights organizations or media or their people in the u. n. are all very concerned about africa standing up and say, we're not going to be dominated by the you anymore. that up with new colonialism. mean that's become a big thing. a job, you know, new colonialism. why? because i'm asking the world bank or the way they control their economies and by controlling their econ

w. africa. mister per year, i want to begin by asking you, what is your reading about the attempted coup that we saw in guinea purcell this week? thank you for having me. let me say that for you guys. give me a number. and we, we got some buttons that, you know, to see this kind of situation. i don't imagine talking about 2 dozen people if, even if they're going to try to bigger. so these are very strange one and everybody is making it interesting that you refer to the fact that who is an attempted clues are commonplace in guinea besides why is there so much political instability in your country? well, i believe that some of the factors are common to last african countries, the roots of the state. every week we fell in in class for them in the colonial stage into the national why or why not got in the western way of life? and i would say western modern of stuff to stay with strongly connected and attach it to the government. and so we need their 1st choice to be made here. either we have this mo

they could produce millions of doses of corona, virus, vaccines in africa. other diseases could also be targeted. these containers could help advance the global fight against covered 19 tiny vaccine factories. model, a units developed by german farm affirmed by on tech to produce m r f exceeds you can build it on stock for example, and you can deploy very quickly and you scale to a new sites you want. and then it became very clear um that this is the perfect case actually for, for africa. at the moment, only about 12 percent of the african population has received 2 vaccine shots by aren't access. it's by own tanner's could initially produce up to $50000000.00 doses per year, making africa less dependent on in parts. at the same time, the company's c. e o. over shaheen made it clear by onside won't suspended succeed patient. but he also said the company won't challenge vaccine copying and africa mega. recognize that, that vaccine vaccine equity is not given at the moment. we had a wonderful meeting, was our partner from africa and, and one of the most impress

the wagner company operating in africa. we've seen them in central africa republic, briefly in mozambique as well as now in miley, i think there will be pressure on those particular countries or what to do with, with this particular relationship going forward to me either. or thanks a lot for the insights ah, to with european out there to guide crisis in the north has left the 10s of thousands dead and millions displeased as government troops until grand forces battle over territory. a u. n. investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rapes as a weapon of war. did of your report on mario mueller has been to the omaha region to meet women, trying to recover from their trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence jeannette had no chance to run. when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her and this report. and it was, you got again, only one put a gun to my ear. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design

yes, africa. yes. the melanie, most of the clint alcorda shows me see in textbooks, a dreadful white people raise up with the rushes you talked about in white was really pink. so then if i go to the hospital, if i sub my clinicals on my be looking for pink roch's, why is not pink in black people. so i feel this and many more medical conditions related to block watch. i'd go longer in the medical community, especially in africa. so once you start using our black people, once we see is going out in was irrelevant. this will, you will be like a difference between what you read, not this group. i will to us in our group and at the miller, you actually have post lag on the founded rhythm. sees he best picture went viral. he says several publishers have commissioned him to draw more black medical illustration. he says he plans to publish his own textbook on skin conditions in black people and wants to set up a training school for other african medical illustrators. now the excitement is building as cameron g

the wagner company operating in africa. we've seen them in central africa republic, briefly in mozambique as well as now in miley, i think there will be pressure on those particular countries. what to do with, with this particular relationship going forward to me either or thanks a lot for the insights. ah, to ethiopia, now that he great crisis in the north, has left tens of thousands bed and millions displeased as government troops. antigua enforces battle of a territory. are you an investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rape as a weapon, a war did of your report on mario mueller has been to the m hi region to need women trying to recover from the trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence jeannette had no chance to run when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report. indignant as she got again, only one put a gun to my ear. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design it. the girl lo

in africa. they have been for many as a medium entity invest at the spend percent of the budget on, on, on, on agriculture and food production that has not been possible dracula might wash. now because many of the economies increasingly suffocated and increasing public debt crisis. so there's a huge problem, the global foot system, the capture by the corporate sector in the food system is i see where the problem is and we're not investing in productivity. we're not in bed. why not peter? so this is i think that as i said, there's a cup job as attendance to pull up job by the be cooperates, which is also suffocating the policy space for our governments reinvesting the fact that there's been a lot of emphasis on like scotland, best investments. and this investment on small producers, and i think the best way it's basically saying please, different countries are falling victim to big multinational corporations. absolutely. at least for, for, for, for africa way. i speaking from yes, that's exactly

w. news africa still to come. we take a look at this, they go ot festival on the banks of the niger river in molly, where women are dominating the stage on my analyst and the maryan tradition. wasting a lot about women in all communities. we know the value of women and the place in society. like my father, she grew up poor with few opportunities. i recognized her ambition because i have some myself. she encouraged it. she also insisted that my sisters and i learned how to cook clean, take care of children to let sunday we'd make good rives and mothers. you think there never seemed to be a contradiction between these things for her. for me, i'm struggling to reconcile. being ambitious, being a woman, and being from south sudan, poignant images there from south saddam. well we bring you a premier on d w and use africa. that was a clip from no simple way home. it's a 1st film from south the dawn to screen at the berlin international film festival . a coil de ma b o. is the daughter of former rebel fighter, john garen

the wagner company operating in africa. we've seen them in central africa republic, briefly in mozambique as well as now in miley, i think there will be pressure on those particular countries. what to do with, with this particular relationship going forward to me either both, thanks a lot for the insights. ah, to with your piano that he great crisis in the north has led to tens of thousands bed and millions displeased as governments troops antigua enforces battle of a territory. a u. n. investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rape as a weapon. a war did of your report on mario mueller has been to the m high region to need women trying to recover from their trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence. jeanette had no chance to run when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report and didn't where she got it and normally one put a gun to my air. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design i

the wagner company operating in africa. we've seen them in central africa republic, briefly in mozambique as well as now in miley, i think there will be pressure on those particular countries or what to do with, with this particular relationship going forward to me either. or thanks a lot for the insights ah, to, with european out there to guide crisis in the north has left the 10s of thousands bed and millions displeased as governments troops and to ground forces battle over territory. a u. n. investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rapes as a weapon of war. did of your report on mario mueller has been to the omaha region to meet women, trying to recover from their trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence jeannette had no chance to run when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report and didn't, but she got a good monday, one put a gun to my ear. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't

and has pledged $150 billion for major products -- projects in africa. white is it important -- why is it important that the european union be part of this as well, t o partner with american diplomacy? guest: it is interesting to look at this, either through the lens of great power competition, which is what you are referring to -- we should be competing with china across africa. i feel like that is a distraction. we should be partnering with countries or organizations like the european union, working in places like africa to laid the groundwork for a better democracy and more stability. but not because it is competing with china, we should do so because it is in our national interest and in the interest of other democracies around the world to have more places that we can work with, places where we can have a place to trade with. the european union, which shares our values and interests, should be working with us. i fear we should be doing less of the competition with china and more focusing on wet these countries need in order to be thriving democracie

west africa to north africa, to all of africa, these coups are extremely bad in- the african continent. ok, you looked at north africa. let me just give you egypt. because abdel fattah al—sisi, current president, a coup in 2013, removed a democratically—elected president. 2014, the european union for instance, said, "no, we don't recognise you." he recently was given, by president macron of france, the highest honour that the french can bestow. so people change their mind, don't they? the international community can. that, again, is the basis for the definition of- diplomatic engagement. if you look at foreign - relations, countries have different interests, i and that is actually... so, when france, the president of france is doing that, - there must have been certain salient historical relationship| between egypt and france, and that might have had... j but, i mean, the point is people accept, don't they? they accept coup leaders, even if, at first, they reject them, if it suits them. if you delve into that, - you realise that some of these countries have supported coups in afric

not just for south africa, it's for africa. and for the whole world, the world health organization peaks 6 african nations to establish. they are all in a ma, rene back same production, and driven by drought and displacement, wherein sedans, west into full region with poor habits is leaving many increasingly vulnerable in school to the big chief thomas boss, since the russian teams, treatment or figure skater, camilla valley ava is chilling. meanwhile, the metals keep calling and beijing with another goal to try this free style ski id do in the women's health pipe competition. ah, we begin the program in russia, which says president vladimir putin will oversee nuclear drills on saturday, including the launch of ballistic and cruise missiles. it comes at a time of soaring tensions between moscow, ukraine and the west shelling and east and ukraine has re ignited fees of an imminent invasion by russia, russian back to separatists and government forces in the dumbass region, have accused each other of launching new attacks. ukraine

africa. the aft con tournament is drawing to a close on sunday with a show down final between senegal and egypt. what is at stake for these football giants? and has africa just called all the 1st major sporting events of the year. and the vaccine mandates by the president decree that's being enforced by the military. we have a report from co morris island class. ethiopia is still far from peace as part of the country face a massive humanitarian crisis. we have an exclusive report from the historic holy town of labella volunteers. they are taking up arms to keep to grey and fighting out. troops have been deployed to guinea beside off to another attempted clue. i'll be asking a former prime minister why the countries policy is forced with fighting. also, when this picture went viral, we all realized something was missing. black people aren't often seen and medical textbooks. we will meet the illustrator changing that ah hello, i'm christine. wonder it is good to have your company africa's bigge

generally speaking, from west africa to north africa, to all of africa, - these coups are extremely bad in the african continent. - ok, you looked at north africa. let me just give you egypt. because abdel fattah al—sisi, current president, a coup in 2013, removed a democratically—elected president. 2014, the european union for instance, said, "no, we don't recognise you." he recently was given, by president macron of france, the highest honour that the french can bestow. so people change their mind, don't they? the international community can. that, again, is the basis for the definition of- diplomatic engagement. if you look at foreign relations, i countries have different interests, and that is actually... so, when france, the president of france is doing that, - there must have been certain salient historical relationship _ between egypt and france, and that might have had... j but, i mean, the point is people accept, don't they? they accept coup leaders, even if, at first, they reject them, if it suits them. if you delve into that, - you realise that some of these countries hav

generally speaking, from west africa to north africa, to all of africa, - these coups are extremely bad in the african continent. - ok, you looked at north africa. let me just give you egypt. because abdel fattah al—sisi, current president, a coup in 2013, removed a democratically—elected president. 2014, the european union for instance, said, "no, we don't recognise you." he recently was given, by president macron of france, the highest honour that the french can bestow. so people change their mind, don't they? the international community can. that, again, is the basis for the definition of- diplomatic engagement. if you look at foreign relations, i countries have different interests, and that is actually... so, when france, the president of france is doing that, - there must have been certain salient historical relationship _ between egypt and france, and that might have had... j but, i mean, the point is people accept, don't they? they accept coup leaders, even if, at first, they reject them, if it suits them. if you delve into that, - you realise that some of these countries hav

i'm to africa, resorted. russia held it 1st for africa 3 years ago. president vladimir putin for mister aiden trade deals without the conditions often demanded by the west. between meetings, delegates were wooed with weapons at arms, fair rushes, military presence in africa, growing as are its arms exposed to the continent. so do you want the world to know it's still a major player? but economists say it's terms of trade with africa over on fair, profiting from cheap african raw materials while selling back services and manufactured goods. and one of my criticisms of african governments is i don't think they're very clever at negotiating a common position. and i think that's why quite often they suffer, particularly with china who wants to always negotiate one to one disputed. the eas promised a $170000000.00 of investment. although it's not clear how it will be raised or spent. it's widely seen as an attempt to counter the chinese infrastructure, loans and projects which critic say tolerate corruption and lu, african government into debt traps. part of the challenge for a long time has

when is africa? if it presents, i'm sure when thinking a quote in africa kemper said to the along the loop of walk you to handle fair through to personify that you're in cash on a detail. i didn't. johan le deity was on ah ah ah, how do you bring the feel of the stadium into your home? by cheering on your team? hearing the rule of the crowd watching it with friends, marveling at the best place on the planet scoring incredible goals. what really makes the big match? great is all those things in the highest definition as they happen. wherever you are. as hale sat space to deliver your vision, ah, look forward to brighten skies the winter sponsored my cattle airways. more than 90000000 americans are under winter storm warnings. hello everyone. this storm system stretches from the great lakes right down to texas. that's more than 3500 kilometers. so to the south, we're talking about ramo, going for a closer look here. kentucky right through to louisiana, but there will be a zone of freezing rain in betwe

and kenya is the largest economy in east africa. and egypt unique in that it hasn't had a single recession, negative growth in the last 20 years. these are the largest market in the region. and it's not surprising that they have so much economic activity. they also have large diaspora that are globally connected. and so it's not surprising that they're the anchors of the african venture capital themes, but you do have new, new interests. you really see an increase in investing in francophone west africa. in particular, i was just reading that banner golf has slowly been growing, but as i jumped to about receiving 5 percent of all venture, which that seemed like a small percentage, but compared to where it was less than one percent 2 years ago. you do see reader diversification in the market. destination of venture and signing all has of course had 1st so called african unicorn aubrey ruby in washington dc. thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. thank you. it's been my pleasure, and that is our show for this week to get

the wagner company operating in africa. we've seen them in central africa republic, briefly in mozambique as well as now in miley, i think there will be pressure on those particular countries or what to do with, with this particular relationship going forward to me either. or thanks a lot for the insights ah, to with your piano that he great crisis in the north has left tens of thousands bed and millions displeased as governments troops until grand forces battle over territory. a u. n. investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rapes as a weapon of war. did of your report on mario mueller has been to the omaha region to needs women trying to recover from their trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence jeannette had no chance to run. when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report and didn't where she got it and normally one put a gun to my ear. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design

what this means for africa is a new recommitment. and in you any section, all your can capture your coupons to be able to drive africa was a transition, but also looks at our transformation. also look at looking at energy and green and also looking at in environment and also things around a ricardo. so it's a big, big package that energy is going to be the am a big player in the, all of this new relationship. i know being a fair, 155 countries and a combined population of 1300000 people. the african union's long been accused of lacking unity of doing deals with foreign power separately, and often in competition with one another. in many ways, the pandemic focus the african unions demands to be treated as equals reframe in the continent as a place where wealthy western countries are ready to heavily invest. people can al jazeera brussels, while these really military gentle has told friends to withdraw their forces from the country without delay. that comes hours after the french foreign minister said molly's fight against groups like

w. news. africa. thank you to ah, well, they used to call it the african woodstock. tens of thousands gathered near the niger river in miley, but last december, a co us ordered the country's borders to close after a double miller cheek, who organizes had to make a tough choice. to keep 18th edition or postpone where molly's biggest stars once took to the stage, growing insecurity in recent years has now forced the say go our festival to downsize the w news. africa goes to the city a say go in money. i thought a gun can sent us this report. ah, the by is no less vibrant. organizers were determined to show the world how resilient maryan culture is. even though embargoes and kill was borders, men, several african stars couldn't make it. in of a tip, young female artist did almost half of the musicians shut off for the main concert were female. marianne connie, a rising star of the new generation, pay tribute to molly and women with her song. sheena mussel. oh, not until my n. i was in the maryan traditio

ah, with you you'll africa. it's usually very quiet here, but when shell searches for oil things get loud aloud. teachers are killed and the fisherman that i want to live with the finish our food with finished, can oil exploration in south africa be stopped for good eco africa. next on d w. oh . sometimes the big she's shy shout at you. out t v highlights fresh in your inbox every week. not the mob. what this is, art. a homework of civilization, a reflection of our society, a spiritual awakening. passion for an entire universe of culture. a new episode each week aren't $21.00. on the w. american home, any portion of love us her now in the world right now, the climate change. very hot story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm doing all with his subscriber. all morning, like with ah, with welcome to a new edition of a co africa 1st week. we're we're taking another look at the impact or drilling has on the environment. my name is chris, a lamps

so why is that the west africa? i'm actually stronger west africa are naturally, are made to compete very well in football. but it's not, not as here, a type control panel. the last week there was in west africa. that's what all is not really homogenous in guinea. you have very fast players. but when you compare them to neighbors ivory coast, the guinea ones do not have the same physical ability at all. i scribble over sooner, but lumber, him up to cheesy. but bigger, stronger doesn't automatically equal success. technique and mentality also play a role. football culture is also a factor in cameroon. football is everywhere. from the peter group was just like brazil we learned to play from a really young age because it is an easy point to place for good facilities and demand, by the way. but for kenya in the east athletics reigns supreme, they've won over 100 olympic medals the most in africa. but they've never played in a world cup and have only qualified for 6 out of 19 africans. the reason i do is much more viciou

horn of africa? joining our conversation, we have esther nemo and rania. it's a big conversation. i know that they have expertise. they will help us have it as to welcome to the stream. please introduce yourself to either audience. tell them who you are, what you do. i am esther gandhi, an assistant professor of entomology, an african american studies at the university of note banish and b. i'm also food security expert and sydney up there now with the aspen institute. new voices. thank you. oh, good to harvey. hello nemo, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our international audience. good evening. thank you. thank you very much and my name's name or her fan, i am the director or for somebody and do a concert in a platform where endures. both international and a local are coordinated are glad to be here and get to have you and hello ranier. welcome to the st. nice. have you on board? please introduce yourself. thanks very much. me and hello everyone. my name is ron dish. i work for unicef i

once it's green transition plan to include africa. many african leaders are anxious at the ease proposals will damage their economies. and there is also anger europe over the karone of ours. many people feel let down by western leaders in the whole rush for vaccines. she left millions in africa behind feminine miller reports now from janice back. the continent continues to be frustrated. we've heard from south african presidents, rama porter, who is attending that summit. he has said, you've called what's happened in comes off the delivery of vaccines to the african continent. he's called it vaccine party. he's also said that we're not in a position to take crumbs from the european table. and now it's time for us to be self sufficient. so india as well as of africa, i have been at the forefront of fighting for this patient waiver. it isn't happening. and now in countries like south africa with various partners, a trying to manufacture their own vaccines using publicly available information to basically recreate existing vaccines. very

can oil exploration in south africa be stopped for good eco africa? next on d. w. ah, great cinema. great posters. one precisely, 70 square meters, hand painted whole him. it's just a matter of today's good volume. one of the last post to painters, in lieu in 60 minutes. d, w. d w's crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues. friends of all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page, and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in. now. i think what come to a new edition of a co africa vis week? what would taken another look at the impact or drilling has on the environment? my name is chris. a lamps common to you from nigeria are with me as always is my co host from you got that. hi everybody. i am sandra, twin over you're here in compiler, uganda. happy to have you with us.

and would dana, bio tech will start production of it succeeds in south africa next year. so average in was counting on cooperation with more dana, the model was that we want to see for technology chance at 10 key technology transferred. but that didn't happen. so the team now is jumped in with al university partners and the knowledge base in south africa to develop a vaccine. one of the key partners is in johannesburg. the antiviral gene feeder a pre research unit at whitworth as runjun diversity. they have been working on em are in a technology since 2015 as one of the only research units on the continent. they're now sharing their skills and knowledge with african. we have been able to take information which is available in the public domain to work out how the modern emron i is produced. so we have the sequence and we have the context of that sequence which we've been able to reproduce. but of course, the purpose of that really is to uses a reference rather than as something which we want to try and use as a, as a product. so we would like to develop our or not is, and

i'm ourselves in africa. just something i couldn't imagine when i was twin tine moon. somebody'll with my name is sheila packer, whichever you. i was born in nigeria. i studied medical by chemistry and then went on to do a ph. d. and plant by chemistry. i did some pesto troll. well, i'm in oxford at the institute of viral, a jeep and environmental microbiology. nice specialized on a system called the bachelor virus expression system, which is a methodology that you use to genetically modified virus a by time i went to university, i felt really prepared for the well. and then i realized i wasn't quite as regretted with gender dynamics. i didn't understand it, i'm 18 years old. i mean, the university, the idea that people had that women couldn't do things was a shown to me because i've never actually been in an environment where people just thought, because you're a woman, you're less than, i mean just didn't make any sense to me. ah, ah, i married and had children, and i really was interested in going back to

what this means for africa is a new recommitment. and in you any section, all your can capture your coupons to be able to drive africa. ch was a transition, but also looks at our transformation. also look at looking at energy and green and also looking at in the environment and also things around a re cartridge. so it's a big, big package that energy is going to be a, b, m, a big player in the, or of this new relationship or no, no being a fair $155.00 countries and a combined population of 1300000 people. the african union's long been accused of lacking unity of doing deals with foreign powers separately and often in competition with one another. in many ways, the pandemic focus the african unions demands to be treated as equals reframe in the continent as a place where wealthy western countries are ready to heavily invest. the bulk al jazeera brussels malawi has declared a polio outbreak the 1st in africa and more than 5 years. the case was detected in a 3 year old girl in the capital a long way. it's thought to have been introduce

but south africa and the world health organization are supporting this initiative. because the only option we have is to saxon so we will and it's in good hands. the baby is in good hands as we have seen that. and we have identified also some of the challenges we will address those and then move on. this center will be a center that rings almost everybody together. so we will work together, and it's not either or we can use all options, by the way, to make sure that we have all the tools to fight this pandemic. but also the per se for the future. what is clear, though, this is a long term project that will probably not have an impact during the currents pandemic. clinical studies are likely going to take years, but so far, africa is only producing less than one percent of the vaccines that are also used here. the w h o is backing an initiative that wants to bring that number up to 60 percent by 2040. how to increase in south africa will take look at small developments in the corona, virus pandemic. now starting in australia where people will that now need to receive

in the horn of africa. today on the stolen, how do we manage those regular droughts that happen in the horn of africa? joining our conversation, we have esther nemo and rania. it's a big conversation. i know that they have expertise. they will help us have it as to welcome to the stream. please introduce yourself to either audience. tell them who you are, what you do. i am esther gandhi, an assistant professor of entomology, an african american studies at the university of note banish and b. i'm also food security expert and sydney up there now with the aspen institute. new voices. thank you. oh, good to harvey. hello nemo, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our international audience. good evening. thank you. thank you very much. oh, my name's name of her fan, i am the director or for somebody and do a concert in a platform where endures both international and a local are coordinated. glad to be here and get to have you and hello ranier. welcome to the st. nice. have you on board? please introduc

, it's a continent challenges, some common misconceptions about africa and welcome to lunch time. it provides historical context on various countries including nigeria, garner, and burkina fashion. finally, where to go on twitter, we follow ibrahim out back in the a of the center for democracy and development, west africa, and a mock of the racial group. okay, i'd taiyo is a freelance journalism fellow at africa. arguments who is also worth tracking will be keeping an eye out for west african media stories as well. and we'll see next time here at the listening ah ah ah, talk to, i'll just 0. we ask. do you believe that the threat of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat international peace and security? we listen, we are focusing so much on the humanitarian crisis that we forget the long term development we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stool restock matter on al jazeera. when will gans offending vietnamese children walk into slavery in europe. one, the one east investigates how the traffic is of aging justice. now to sierra this one's feared wa

um that this is the perfect case actually for africa. at the moment, only about 12 percent of the african population has received 2 vaccine shots by aren't access it's by on tanner's could initially produce up to $50000000.00 doses per year, making africa less dependent on imparts. at the same time, the company's c e o. over shaheen made it clear by on, sag wont suspended, succeed patient. but he also said the company won't challenge vaccine copying and africa. you got, i got nice that that vaccine vaccine equity is not given at the moment. we had a wonderful meeting, was our partner from africa and, and one of the most impressive statements our was laws that vaccine equity is not about the past is about the future. shaheen well, come some african leaders on wednesday at the company's projection site in my book to present the new project while some criticized bound tax initiative. saying the european build solution is not local enough. senegalese president mackey sell says it's historic for jewel. my birthday finally puts an end to vacci

well, food program, regional director for easton africa the drought is refugee gone of africa. 13000000 people across ethiopia, canyon and somalia face via hunger following 3 consecutive failed ray. the seasons harvest ruined livestock. a di and malnutrition rates are on the rise. this is the dr. this region has been in 40 years before the situation theory rates even further . it is by who the wi fi and all the humanitarian actors in the region get the resources to scale up assistance and support vulnerable families. w peace regional response plan builds on the lessons of previous drought, recognizing the importance of early actions to ensure the recovery is sustained to achieve w t needs $327000000.00. now to vote another major humanitarian catastrophe in the horn of africa today on the storm haddaway malice as regular droughts that happened in the horn of africa. joining our conversation, we have esther nemo and rania. it's a big conversation. i know that they have expertise. they will help us have it as the welcome to the screen. please introduce yourself to either audience. tell the

have the same problems in sub turn, africa, and africa. interesting, i want to bring jessie on the 1st point of what lawrence was talking about, that always seeing supply chains change jass as a result of that failure. always seeing a move at least to some degree away from you know, reliance on the global supply chain. yes, yes, so i'm just responding to a lot insight about that and partially about pizza said about supporting local capabilities. so again, i mean at the outset, yes, dad is a change being change being upset of kind of moving from global supply chains to, to more regional local supply chains. but there is a problem with that that, you know, if you, if you trade for a long time, but it's not a bad thing. also. production i've seen like in graduate as we have seen the paddling, what happens is also that you lose capability over time. so you lose the knowledge of a time or how about a factor, how to produce certain things. now what happens is that if you want to kind of reinvigorate those local capabilities, what needs to happen