zuma will never be president of south africa again. he must enjoy his pension and people must stop troubling him there in the villages. he's looking after cattle. he's no longer a factor. there's no zuma who is going to come back. there's no barnard who is going to come back. there's going to be the eff that will take over south africa and run it for the better. so do not confuse us with the internal factional battles of the anc. and if we needed something like that, we'd have said it ourselves with our mouth. we never hide what we think. what did you say to zuma when you met him? no, i met president zuma to persuade him to go to zondo commission because i had an appreciation that if he doesn't go and ultimately, he gets arrested, there's going to be a problem in south africa. and also, reminding him that we grew up under you. you guys used to teach us that we ought to respect the constitutional court as a final arbiter and then, comply with whatever the constitutional court says. so today, you guys want to create an impression that if

s. won't tell africa how to behave. it also shows washington is not happy with the continence ties with russia and china. the people's republic of china by contrast, need the region as an important arena to challenge the rules based international order. and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. russia views the region as a permissive environment for paris, data and private military companies, often fermenting instability for strategic and financial benefit. us accusations, however, have not prevented deepening ties as china is now south africa's biggest trading partner. most trade with the country is also on the rise with mostly expos, from russia, this january growing more than 4 times compared to the same period of last year. let's discuss this further without gas, no, no foot long vice terminal to shanghai cents a room pack and international studies. thank you for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see, and now i'm to be blanket has claimed that the us will not dictate african choices .

of africa. and you're talking about, you know, stuffy coaches, sick alpha, one for which is west african region is a and beach. and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 goals and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams. these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level. we can talk about course f, like to be very specific with africa and banana, banana are. and in this region, it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals center, africa and dumbbell. and also trying to who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifical

and it's the same in africa. we saw if you where the african is being held stadiums been, you did mention that in morocco, so make sure that we're doing people watching but only when the home too much clean . so how do they make programs way? either teams can go to different countries to support because it's not only, you know, finances that have to stop. i mean, came, cannot do the sponsors in the country building. i an area a way that people can be able to clean and fund so that when it's time for big tournaments you have support the team tools they have support, then we don't have to rely on the local, you know, friends to go. so fourty shall guess, i feel like there's at the moment with a cast, the confederation of african football that there is a carrot in a stick approach. ok, so the carrot approach is the for qualifiers from the women's african combinations . they get to go to the well cup, boom, they're there. and then the stick approach is if you don't have a female football team, you can enter their com

this is e w. news africa coming up on the show. demand for justice and accountability in south africa. 10 years off to a brutal police crackdown killed dozens of mining workers. survivors and families still can't find closure. no one has been punished for the murray ton of massacre. also coming up 6 women in somalia tell new stories the way they want to hear them. changing the media scene and shifting its focus. plus, if a child gets a fever, many parents worry that it could be malaria. new research finds a way of diagnosing the severe cases and distinguishing them from even more dangerous elements. and is that the else? no, this is africa is said to have become the go to thoughtful sub saharan skids. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. it sounds like something out of the worst days during the error of whites only rule in south africa, poll workers striking for better pay and conditions gone down by police as they protest. but the killing of 30 mine, as in mary connor a decade ago, doesn't happen under apartheid. but on the watch of the agency, government and official inve

this is d w 's africa coming up on the show demand for justice and accountability in south africa. 10 years off to a brutal police crackdown, killed dozens of mining workers. survivors and families still can't find closure. no one has been punished for the murray. cannon massacre also coming up 6 women in somalia. tell new stories the way they want to hear them. changing the media scene and shifting its focus. plus, if a child gets a fever, many parents worry that it could be malaria, new research finds a way of diagnosing the severe cases and distinguishing them from even more dangerous elements. and is at the else. know this is africa is to, to have become the go to spot full sub saharan ski is ah, i marina mohammed, welcome to the program. it sounds like something out of the worst days during the era of whites only rural in south africa poll workers striking for better pay and conditions, gun down by police as they protest. but the killing of 34 miners in murray qana a decade ago didn't happen under apartheid. but on the watch of the a n. c. government and official investigation is

let's go back to africa. and so they started trying to figure out how much it cost and quickly realized. oh, that's a lot of money. and so then they settle on the idea that cujo would ask timothy mayor to give them land. it reparations one of the first examples of reparations in the united states and it he's mayor said no, but that's where they were so they banded together. they went to work. they all got jobs the men would go work in different some worked in a gunpowder factory some work making shingles for the mayor some work in the shipyards lumberyards the women started farming in in benin in the culture there the women were the farmers and they would sell their wares at the market. so the women are farming they're going to downtown mobile carrying baskets on their head. they were very famous around mobile for the african style of transport and they would sell vegetables and the men at night after they had worked their jobs. they're hard jobs would take reads from the river surrounding africa town and mak

of, of africa. and you're talking about, you know, east africa, which is sick alpha, one for which is west african and region is a and beach. and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 goes and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams, these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level we can talk about course, offered to be very specific, west africa and banana banana. our end in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals. yes or africa and via and also one who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically

it was to we as south africa in africa from china. so united states was there, says trading pop novels, africa, and russia and china, me to web ha, to protest. i fairly, she to coincide with blankets, visit the white house, released a document detailing it's new u. s. strategy towards sub saharan regents in it. the u. s. claims that china and russia's attempts to strengthen ties in the region are solely motivated by self interest. though the secretary of state emphasized at washington will not dictate to african countries how to behave. the document however, contains a list of recommendations on how to tackle acute problems, such as the crone of virus. pandemic, climate change, global food insecurity and terrorism. and while the u. s. a still trying to convince everyone that rushes actions in ukraine are the root of all troubles. the african public seems to find more faith in ties with bricks, countries than the west. america has been playing with us for a long time. it's now time for, for bricks to grow. i think more african countrie

parts of africa. and you're talking about, you know, east africa, which is sick of waffle, which is west african region is a and beach. and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is center africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 goes and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams, these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level. we can talk about co, suffolk, to be very specific with africa, and banana, banana our end in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from casa medi to the semi finals africa, and via and also one who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically focus suffer who have

they went skiing and africa with that. so for now, be sure to check out our other stories on deep lp dot com. forward slash africa are also on facebook and twitter. i'm available. hm. it's for me and the entire team. i so watching i ah ah, with oh, no, go, no caraballo. a woolly behind a fragile piece reality loves a world inhabited by injured people. a deacon alrick were also wounded, their healing lives and making visitors the faces of war. in 15 minutes on d, w. o. many push a climate trade very often stores. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with a departure into the today, this meet flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant enough captain and setting sail to discover a route the world famous c. voyage of ferdinand of magellan. i'd rather erase linked to military interests, the race institute, political and military christy a certain linked to many financial interests and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death 3 years

there's a new strategy for us. africa relations, we talked to an expert who believes the 2nd africa versus of us like a 3 of state i'm going to blanket. acknowledge the paradigm shift. class pollution is increase and in cynical we meet a dot com resident who is contributing to tackling the problem with i, eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program rights groups sound on the alarm about horizon insecurity. nigeria, human rights watch says resent attacks in the capital of buddha, of course, and fear among citizens. my dear security forces are battling on several fronts which you had as groups in the north, east criminal gangs in the northwest, and center, and separate as violence in the southeast. the government is under pressure to end, the growing insecurity, dw correspondence flourish to kura tells us more, rising terror threat, national and then we need as far as rally security protection. he is recall normal for niger asked to carry the problems feature on the front pages of newspapers almost every morning nigeria as wake up to the news of one i'll talk to you about it's beco

south africa won't be pushed around. that's according to the freeze foreign affairs minister after the u. s secretary of state tries to convince pretoria to sever ties with russia and china. instead, south africa, top diplomat raises concerns that those who are using the countries natural resources are d, stabilizing the region. this fear that we exist under some push is i think, a totally a rear, unfounded. a belief in the relationship that we have with eva country is also a concern about countries that have mineral interest in african countries as a destabilizing force. so i think we need to look at the food for thought of problems that give rise to insecurity, bad governance, and the absence of democracy on the african continent. it's not a one country problem that has anthony blanc and travel super doria with a speech on new policies for african countries. while washington seeks to contain russian and chinese influence and the region during the trip blank and blame the food prices in africa on the war and ukraine and

southern parts of, of africa. and you're talking about, you know, stuffing which is sick. alpha one for which is west african region is a and beach and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 goes and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams, these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level. we can talk about cor, suffolk, to be very specific with africa and banana, banana, our end in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals center, africa, and via and also books, i know who were playing for the very 1st time. got to the course of finance, you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifi

so africa is, it is actually cool to try and, and export africa into joining a particular foreign policy. and china is not doing this in russia is not doing this. and minister love off visits in africa. he made no demands on african leaders to, to support russia and the country negotiate has been discussed, development aid and assistance projects. many thanks for your time to doctor andre thomas austin, german attorney emeritus professor of law at the university of south africa. now the syrian oil in ministry has publicly accused the us of stealing its oil. the amount of oil production during the 1st half of 2022 amounted to some 14500000 barrels us occupation forces and their mercenaries, steel up to 66000 barrels every single day from the fields occupied in the eastern region. yeah. and a statement theory and official branded american lead trips and occupying force responsible for the 5th of $105000000000.00. just to begin with economic consultant . i mean, good to have you in the program. damascus is accusing the u. s. of a massive 1. $105000000000.00 theft. do you think that figure i

that gap, that is there between a south africa, africa and the rest of the, of the world in a sense that people can be able to get the nuances of what it means to be a south african from my text. you're not so out the just like jennifer, what is as firstly, arrayed for myself and then i have, i had for africa a my might people on the south africa. but i like also for the well to, you know, for people to understand and all my books. hopefully people will be able to know what kind of a country one comes from and then also have to, you know, to make life easier. and very quickly, both of you have written short stories. what's a significant of these for you? jennifer? and i 1st started out right. didn't yet story for the wrong reasons. that was because it was working on a very large book. and sometimes when you're working on a big book, you get her, you get lost along the way in terms of the pilot. so my mentor turned to mcneish great shit stories because you know, they are fast, you know, and narrative art is immediately you can't waffle about. so i started doing that for, but then i fell i

that gap, that is there between a south africa, africa and the rest of the, of the world in a sense that people can be able to get the nuances of what it means to be a south africa, from my text. you're not saw her out the, the just like jennifer, what it was firstly arrayed for myself and then i have, i had for africa a my might people around the south africa. but i like also for the well, you know, for people to understand and my books. hopefully people will be able to know what kind of a country one comes from and then also have to, you know, to make life easier. and very quickly, both of you have written short stories. what's a significant of these for you? jennifer? and i 1st started out right. didn't yet story for the wrong reasons. that was because it was working on a very large book. and sometimes when you're working on a big book, you get her, you get lost along the way in terms of the pilot. so my mentor turned to mcneish, right? should stories because you know, they are fast, you know, and a narrative is immediately you can't waffle about. so i started doing that for but then

southern parts of africa. and you're talking about, you know, east africa, which is sick of waffle, which is west, african and region is a and beach. and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for under 17 and the 20 goes and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams. these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team at the end of the day. and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level we can talk about course, offered to be very specific, west africa and banana banana, our end in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals. yes. or africa and via and also one who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically focu

firstly arrayed for myself and then i have, i had for africa a my might people on the south africa. but i like also for the well, you know, for people to understand and that all my books, hopefully people will be able to know what kind of a country one comes from and then also have to, you know, to make life easier. and very quickly, both of you have written short stories. what's a significant of these for you? jennifer? and i 1st started out right. didn't yet story for the wrong reasons. that was because it was working on a very large book. and sometimes when you're working on a big book, you get her, you get lost along the way in terms of the pilot. so my mentor turned me can use it, great shit stories because you know, they are fast, you know, and a narrative. um, if immediately you can't waffle about. so i started doing that for, but then i fell in love with them and, and kept away quite a few until i published a collection of short stories. but or is i know when i get an idea, if i should start, i know that this is going to be a short story. and when i get an idea for a novel,

and what about south africa? and south africa, south africa is a little different because south africans, south african white south africans say that south africa was a white man's country. which is preposterous because native africans out well outnumber whites 5 to 1. but what they meant was it should be run by the whites. and the chinese actually made south african politics very messy and complicated because it was introducing another racial group. there was already conflict with south asian workers who had been brought to work on sugar plantations. and there were exclusion measures against them. so, in all these places, and it is also with the federation of south africa 1910 that they are able to pass a full on chinese exclusion. >> let's go back a little bit to the gold rushes. and talk a little bit about the impact that the gold rushes had on, not only the frontiers, the local economies, but on the global economy. i had, for example, no idea about the impact on san francisco and then the businesses and tradi

south africa. thank you now come with me to synagogue capital dot com and which appellate an area of almost 4000000 people and synagogue economic hab. but its rapid growth has been accompanied by a rapid increase in pollution while a government's policies exist. lack of awareness, an infrastructure have made pollution a difficult issue to tackle. so some people are taking measures into your own hands . the w's money. i get nicholas school has more from the car the and the car is filled with pollution, with few trees to fight back. and in many places the ground is littered with trash . to tackle these problems every sunday morning, i do today is out in his street in the suburbs, setting an example for a cleaner and greener city for less it way. and at this, in my eyes, citizenship is something individual and everyone can play the ad hoc in engaging, voluntarily keep the space in front of their homes clean up to sweep by plant trees, plant flowers. i don't think that needs a nationwide campaign got o

they went skiing and africa with that. so for now be sure to check out our other stories on deep lp dot com. forward slash africa are also on facebook and twitter. i'm really mm hm. it's from me and the entire team as to watching i ah ah, with who a moving team is taking off because of growing traffic in germany. it's showing dynamic impulses that have global impact, particularly inventions for outer space now playing a decisive role here on our read the minute on d. w. o to the point to strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. nearly 6 months into russia's attack on ukraine, a bloody war of attrition grinds on. could new development behind the front lines to turn the tide? can i their side freight, the stalemate? find out on to point to the point with on d. w. ah. with ended glistening place of longing, the mediterranean sea, it's waters connect to people of many cultures. seen of almost rock and to far a bill kareem drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean . where it has history

it was to we as south africa in africa from china. so united was a, russia and china needs to work hard to protect it. i felt that she coinciding with the visit, the white house released as a document detailing it's new strategy towards sub saharan regents. the plan promotes us involvement in african nations policies, including issues such as pandemic, climate change and food insecurity. and while blank and says the u. s. won't tell africa how to behave. it also shows washington, not happy with the continents ties with russia and china, the people's republic of china. by contrast, the region as an important arena to challenge the rules based international order, and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. russia use the region as a permissive environment for paras, stables, and private military companies, often fermenting instability for strategic and financial benefit. u. s. accusations, however, don't prevent deepening ties as china is now south africa's biggest trading partner . moscow straight with the country is

i wife and i traveled in africa. we tried to go to all the parts of africa from which the africans came. these africans brought a sense of an african identity with their local cultures and formed some of that in a few new england communities. where their numbers were a little bit larger. we can see clustering's of that in rhode island, and parts of eastern massachusetts. we can see that sense of african culture developing there. that was -- it was much larger and more -- and stronger as we go further south and the african group got larger and larger as he went. they also tended, as we go south, to get more diverse. they were diverse everywhere. i have all the numbers in my book and you will see lots and lots of tables about where africans came from and every region. one can begin by saying they came from every part -- to each american colony, they came from many parts of africa but they were grouped. there were concentrations within that grouping and the concentrations varied as the go from one colony to a mother. i

part of, of africa. and you talking about, you know, stuffing which is sick. alpha one for which is west african region is a and beach and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 goes and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams, these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level. we can talk about course, offered to be very specific with africa and banana, banana r n in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals. yes. or africa and dumbbell and also trying to who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically focu

part of, of africa. and you talking about, you know, stuffing which is sick offer. well for which is west african region is a and beach and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 girls and you have a yearly competition for the senior national teams, these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what it means to compete at the highest level. we can talk about course, offered to be very specific with africa and banana, banana r n in this region. it's not by mistake. the 2 teams from cor suffer medi to the semifinals. yes or africa and dumbbell. and also one who were playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically focus

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firstly, arrayed for myself and then i have, i had for africa a my might people around the south africa, but i like also for the, well, you know, for people to understand and that all my books. hopefully, people will be able to know what kind of a country one comes from and then also have to, you know, to make life easier. and very quickly both of you have written short stories. what's a significant of these for you, jennifer? and i 1st started out right, didn't yet story for the wrong reasons. that was because it was working on a very large book. and sometimes when you're working on a big book, you get her, you get lost along the way in terms of the pilot. so my mentor turned to mcneish to great shit stories because you know, the are fast, you know, and narrative art is immediately you can't waffle about. so i started doing that for but then i fell in love with them and, and kept writing quite a few until i published it, a collection of short stories but, or is, i know when i get an idea, if i shut the door, i'd know that this is going to be a short story and when i get an idea for a n

and they build our crisis up and we didn't africa, i goes on hot. let people get in this turn that we have a problem in our society. we need to solve this problem right now as an equal feminist. what allowed us is, work also focuses on how environmental rice a connected with remains, right? she regularly visits female farmers to teach them how to care for their environments and adapt bits after the changes. her greatest fashion is inspiring children and getting them involved in climate activism. at schools, she teaches about recycling and planting trees. um, dolly sands, ohio, and i know the importance of flatten off trees collected is bird me to stop cutting down g. i'm plant room. she, when i go about plant trees in my house, trying to stop erosion for allowed to sue climate. education is the only way to secure their future in thickets to call it albeit in this family. that there will be the one at the forefront of the climate and justice movements we had with kids in the deb different perspective, orlando. so beneath that, everyone, regardless of

ability for people in africa to thrive despite. hiv tbm malaria, i think the second point is much lower comorbidities compared to the united states much less obesity. and that's why if you look across namibia south africa botswana and eswatini where they do have older individuals where they do have more comorbidities. you see a higher fatality rate from covid. and so the younger generation the less comorbidities certainly under reporting, but i can tell you when you look at access deaths on you don't see the same level of excess deaths and 2020 and 2021 that you see in the developed world. and i think it's really a wake-up call because like you larry we all thought pandemics would be horrific and low and low middle income countries and in the end this pandemic singled out upper and upper middle income kind of incredible and there was no natural a lions of those countries. we were all focused on low and low and middle income countries. so again, there were no formal channels to really share information between our european colleague

part of, of africa. and you talking about, you know, stuffy coaches, sick alpha, one for which is west african region is a and beach. and then you have, you know, which is north africa and unified, which is central africa. so when you have consistently tournament, you know, for on the 17 and the 20 girls and you have a yellow competition for the senior national teams, these, you know, brings together players and they continue to get these exposure that then can be transformed into the national team. at the end of the day, and that has played a huge role in getting, you know, teams to understand what the are going to bring you some breaking news. now us how speak nancy pelosi has just arrived in taiwan. now these are live pictures coming from a song, sion airports where we believe close his train has landed. now of course, china has warned the u. s. of serious consequences. if the visit does go ahead and believe this is the plane. this comes, of course, after she cancel the plan, visit to the sales compan

across the main part of africa most people know around the equator going north and south to west africa, the median age is between 15 and 14 so 50% of the population younger than 14. we know from data the virus was selective in general for the elderly so if you look at constant including north africa, a very differentt situation, iti can talk about that later butha africa is a continent less than 9% of the population over 65, almost 20%. the other big piece of it obviously with a history of hiv and tb, a lot of the individuals in the 90s and early 2000 on the global funds when it comes to hiv, millions of people, it emptied out a lot of the people who could have been 30, 4450 at this time. we changed as a community the ability for people in africa to thrive despite hiv, tb and malaria. i think the second part is the lower comorbidities compared to the united states much less obesity and look across south africa that i have older individuals with a do have comorbidities you see higher fatality rate from covid. certainly under reporting but when you look at access steps, you don't see the

and they real dot crisis supplement within africa. i goes on hot, let people get in this turn that we have a problem in our society. we need to solve this problem right now. as an echo, feminist, or lattices work, also focuses on how environmental rice, a connected with women's right. she regularly visits female farmers to teach them how to care for their environments and adapt bits after the changes. her greatest fashion is inspiring children and getting them involved in climate activism. at schools, she teaches about recycling and planting trees. up dolly said to her and i know the importance of plants, enough trees i lectured, inspired me to stop cutting down g. i'm planning to see when i grew up our plant trees in my house to to stop arish. they for allowed to su climate education is the only way to secure their future in the tickets to come in. they'll be in this family that there will be the one at the forefront of the climate and i'm justice movements, the advocates in deb different perspective orlando so believes that everyone

this is why anthony blink and is here in south africa. he's going to convince cyril to take some anti brick stands under the guise of the african growth and opportunity act. now it's becoming clearer to the i south africa should never allow the us to use it to divide breaks. usa is fueling conflict with 2 major bricks countries, russia and china. now blinking comes to south africa to make it look like south africans are on the side of us. south africa with brakes. us secretary is here for what, why he did not follow pelosi to taiwan. we are part of bricks and we will buy russian oil. if those dollars are part of the deal, they know where to find them. south africa was not part of nonsense, and we stand with russia visit here by the united states. if over 2 lines, it's sub saharan africa strategy, where it says that it will focus on areas of common interest like trade, energy, health, and education. south africa is the united states, 4th largest trading partner. but i think thinned china remains the countries and biggest trading partner. a

it was to we as south africa in africa from china. so united states was a pick up on a russia and china need to work hard to protect s i family. she coinciding with the visit, the white house released as a document detailing it's new strategy towards sub saharan regents. the plan promotes us involvement in african nations policies, including issues such as pandemic, climate change, and food and security, and while blank and says the u. s. won't tell africa how to behave. it also shows washington, not happy with the continence ties with russia and china. the people's republic of china by contrast, sees the region as an important arena to challenge the rules based international order. and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. russia use the region as a permissive environment for paras, stables, and private military companies, often fermenting instability for strategic and financial benefit. u. s. accusations, however, don't prevent deepening ties as china is now south africa's biggest trading partner . moscow trade w

, to south africa, as well as the people all over the world. because at the end of the day, this is our, she'd history i'll, she'd hated this. it is something of national pride and something that everyone should have access to. so the matter of being visit was established just up the road from the dean. so that be on disturbing the fossil sights and essentially this is just an area, a museum that we hope is any. so when you leave here, we hope that was lasting memory of what you will learn inside this beautiful building. and also so that you get the knowledge that the scientists have access to this dice ah, creating a face to showcase history is no mean feat. in this instance, the architecture is a feature of the journey architect pay tomorrow. a big part in the key design element. i could imagine this was such a huge task, but what was the client grief and how cute this. so the brief was because it's the side when human beings were 1st discovered this, the brief was how do we interpret that inability? can we pick out those back to the past and

this is why anthony blinking is here in south africa. he's going to convince cyril to take some anti brick stands under the guise of the african growth and opportunity act. now it's becoming clearer to the i south africa should never allow the us to use it to divide breaks. usa is fueling conflict with 2 major bricks countries, russia and china. now blinking comes to south africa to make it look like south africans are on the side of us. south africa with brakes. us secretary is here for what, why he did not follow pelosi to taiwan. we are part of bricks and we will buy russian oil. if those dollars are part of the deal, they know where to find them. south africa was not part of nonsense, and we stand with russia. the visit here by the united states is also 2 lines. it's sub saharan africa strategy, where it says that it will focus on areas of common interest, like trade, energy, health, and education. south africa is the united, the 4th largest trading partner. but a thing thinned. china remains the countries and biggest trading partner

south africa economy took an immediate head. the government extended lockdown measures in response to the announcement while travel bands to and from the country were immediately imposed by the majority of the global community. and the team's lives were also put in immediate danger. we received many, many, many press menu that threats at given time. we had to put like security in the entrance to the university because we could carry our work and the big lesson to their what is that they should make mechanisms that don't in the lives counters to identify new pathogenic. otherwise, we're going to have more than more, and then we can find them that that's not identifies the stress of all microns discovery has taken its toll. but professor to olivera believes that as professional pressure increases, so should efforts to stay sane and healthy, both mentally and physically. so the to relax in this kind of environment, you have to think almost every tool that we have in the kinds of mental health basket. so in our lab we lost a lot. we

this is why anthony blink and is here in south africa. he's got to convince cyril to take some anti brick stands under the guise of the african growth and opportunity act. now it's becoming clearer to the i south africa should never allow the us to use it to divide breaks. usa is fueling conflict with 2 major bricks countries, russia and china. now blinking comes to south africa to make it look like south africans are on the side of us. south africa with bricks. us secretary is here for what, why he did not follow pelosi to taiwan. we are part of bricks and we will buy russian oil. if those dollars are part of the deal, they know where to find them. south africa was not part of nonsense, and we stand with russia the visit here by the united states. if also 2 lines, it's sub saharan africa strategy where it says that it will focus on areas of common interest. like trade, energy, health, and education. south africa is the united states, 4th largest trading partner. but a thing thinned. china remains the countries and biggest trading partner

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between the united states and africa. we don't want an unbalanced or transactional relationship. and our commitment to a stronger partnership with africa is not about trying to outdo anyone else. okay. starting with that visit, the white house releases a while. the document does have a brand new strategy towards sub saharan regions. the plan promotes a u. s. investment and involvement in african nations policies like pandemic, climate change in food security. now while blink and refute says tours, an attempt or counter russia and china is growing ties on the continent. a report released by the white house on us strategy in the region. however, does seem to suggest otherwise the people's republic of china by contrast, see the region as an important arena to challenge the rules based international order. and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. russia views the region of the permissive environment for paris deals and private military companies, often fermenting instability for strategic and financial be

and there's a new strategy for us africa relations. we talked to an expert who believes the 2nd africa versus of us secretary of state, i'm from lincoln, technology. the paradigm shift class pollution is increase and in cynical we media dot com resident who is contributing to tackling the problem with i, eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program rights groups us sound and the alarm about rise and insecurity across nigeria. human rights watch says resent attacks on the capital of buddha, our cause and fear among citizens. my dear security forces are battling on several fronts which he had as groups in the north, east criminal gangs in the northwest and center on separate as violence in the southeast. the government is under pressure to and the grow in insecurity did of your correspondence flourish. true kura tells us more, rising tear off for the national left. and we need as far as rally security protection is because normally when you're asked to carry the problems feature on the front pages of newspapers almost every morn

a decade on from south africa, not a count. the massacre families of those killed lily opperation against striking miners calling for more action by the government and economy in tatters. the taliban plays office successes officer year in power while some afghan see differently. ah, can years new president? he liked william roo toe his calling for unity. after protests broke out following the announcement, had won the tightly contested vote. the result was overshadowed by a brawl inside the vote counting center. 4 of the 7 members of the electoral commission have refused to endorse the result. catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. ah, it is a week of intrigue and anxiety. as canyons waited for the presidential results to be announced. ah william, brutal was declared, rena. he got about 7000000 votes, his rivalry loading i came 2nd and immediately disputed the results. as a dingus support is disrupted, the ceremony. cows broke out several people were injured. some said they would not let the electoral commission chair declared

, the relations between france and central africa have lots of dramatic moments. of course, it can make some influence on the mute of people and authorities and even businesses down into as far as i know from media even nowadays, they have some debates on visa issues and so on. it's a minor things, but not exactly i. russia is always open for friendly relations, mutually beneficial relations. but in case incentive advocates for the special case because it's, it's our vehicles right in the country with the prospects for young people are slim and we hope has been short demand. the future now looks promising. cultural exchanges and projects planned between the 2 countries, appreciation from the local government, its own military and the russian instructors who has been assisting it to protect the lives of innocent women and children. it was erected last november and as you drive to the city of the ball need to lead, growing russian prison, accounting increasingly noticeable. clearly the sentiment people wants me to do seen from african republic. alexander ivanov, dir

>> south africa is a little different. the white south africans say south africa was a white man's country also which is preposterous because native africans outnumbered whites five -- one. what they meant as it should be run by the whites. in the chinese action made south african politics messy and complicated it was introducing another racial group. there is already conflict with south asian workers who had been brought to work on sugar plantations and they were exclusion measures against them. so, in all of these places it's also with the federation of south africa in 1910 they are able to pass a full on chinese exclusion. >> let's go back a little bit to the gold rushes and talked a little bit about the impact that the gold rush had not only on the frontiers, the local economies, but on the global economy. i had for example, no idea about the impact on san francisco. the businesses and trading with china. talk a little bit about that. >> rate. you know, there is more gold taken out of the earth between 1849 and 1900 th

you're watching dw news africa still to come. we meet the residents in the class and i go inspire and others to help tackle pollution in the country. that fast elder it in weston canyon stands for tragic chapter. in canyon history, in the post election of violence in 2007, dozens of people were killed there in clashes between 2 ethnic communities. the memories still fresh in people's minds no matter what the outcome of the elections, they want to prevent a repetition of those events abuse. mario miller reports out and about on behalf of piece helen, currency and collins. whereas i walked through the neighborhood in elder it in western kenya, one day ahead of kenya's general election. they talk to neighbors and ask if they feel safe, whichever the outcome i'd be ready to like make my cell. so the scenes that unfolded in 2007 are still fresh in everyone's memory. here, after the elections violent clashes broke out between different ethnic groups. dozens of people, including children, were burned alive in a church. peace activists,

so, beside the conflict africa is going true. we need to have young people from these countrymen who would take studiously all their salinger's and transform it to something that benefit the communities. this is the only way i think we will create, assist a neighbor um, just a neighbor conditions of leaving into continent these as i am totally convinced about it. and me as architect, it was for me clear. i have to use the i the label material, but also in the very smart way to quit spaces that are inspiring to, for my community, for the country. and that is what i could do. this is how we should just consider working into continent, but not to be afraid about all of these tragedies is if you did with it, that how you will grow and you make the difference. and that what i have done without knowing that i was doing something that will have a big impact. and of course you managed to solve that problem of making the school environment in the school experience a very enriching one. for many children on the african continent. you see a

the university of south africa believes that choosing sides is actually not in africa's best interests. definitely, america will try to continue to majel in elections africa. we have a model of elections 4th coming in on cola in august. and we had general townsend from african visiting angola to assure them of america support, meaning they will carry on supporting the government of the day. if a gola complies to resist harmful russian activities, we have elections forthcoming in malawi, these are some countries that off so very, very poor that even a. busy small amount of money can, can make a difference and provoke pay regime change. i think this is what of what america is actually planning fall. and this influence is short of it doesn't actually establish friendship or good relations. so if he goes in no position to, to take sides or all or tour to get distracted from its own development needs, which are very existential. they're very critical. paul symmetric are faced again with the loss of food security, meaning the countries will not be able to feed their population. so every go i