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profit organization which started in 2015 and it's west africa's fast and biggest food bank. this year alone it's has recovered more than $305000.00 u.s. dollars of food products from spam markets with tells and farms to feed and support the holes and so vulnerable people. even being critical of those in need of food the corner virus pandemic for millions are for us to get jobs on. livelihoods . struggle to feed many hungry kids also benefit from the recovered food for martyrs organization these food donations i game changer for such facilities. in it wasn't easy for. the envisaged does. it become something that is. had no plans to expand this kind of intervention to many other communities to help those in need of food. we have community programs like this that food products and help at this our food. end up a bit. but for us to see this food is more fulfilling than. i do has been recognised. as a food hero and he intends to expand to other parts of africa in the future. well that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on. africa on facebook and twitter we'll lea

for all africa program it's a nonprofit organization which started in 2015 and it's west africa's 1st and biggest food bank. this year alone it's has recovered more than $305000.00 u.s. dollars of food products from spam markets with tells and farms to feed and support the holes and so vulnerable people. even being critical for those in need of food a corner virus pandemic for millions are for us to get jobs on. also benefit from the recovered food from. these food donations. for such facilities. through the 19. it wasn't easy for us here but. it becomes something that is her. plans to expand this kind of intervention to many other communities to help those in need of food. we have community programs like this that this food and. this our food. and they're trying but for us been able to see this food is more fulfilling in. with. i do has been recognized. as a food hero and he seems to expunge to other parts of africa in the future. well that's it for now be sure to check out other stories on. africa on facebook and twitter we'll leave you with these pictures of us from ethiopia rehear

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we go over to london freedom of when he's in our west africa bureau in a good to see you so i'll condé once a nother term in office and there's been much opposition to that but just had a small about his 10 years in office. and. prison. says he claims that he has changed things he has changed the economy of the country which he says that he is pretty son counting actually messed up with everything and then he now he says that for the last 10 years he has done incredible job in terms of economy and he has the kountry so. but then there were position on the other side the opposition says that this guy wants to stay in power something they don't want to see repeating itself tell us more about the opposition's candidate what how much support does he have among gay males . he has. said that he has significant support because this is a guy who has been he's a former prime minister he has a-q. prior to several ministerial posts during the not going to rule so he's an experienced politician but also he has a massive support from the old regime for the people who are against the incumbent presi

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we go over to london fred when he's in our west africa bureau in lagos hi fred good to see you so awful condé once a nother term in office and there's been much opposition to that but just had a small about his 10 years in office. in the last 10 year prison. says he claims that he has changed things he has changed the economy of the country which he says that he's pretty son actually messed up with everything and then now he says that for the last 10 years he has done incredible job in terms of economy and he has the kountry so. but then there were position on the other side the opposition says that this guy wants to stay in power something they don't want to see repeating itself tell us more about the opposition candidate what how much support does he have among the nails. he has i can say that he has significant support because this is a guy who has been he's a former prime minister he has a q prior to several ministerial posts during the not going to rule so he's an experienced politician but also he he has a massive support from the old regime for the people who are against the inc

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during colonization of this video of us live streamed on facebook back in june or west. for other activists were trying to steal a funerary post from carol lima see him in paris he failed but managed to draw attention to a topic that has recently triggered a heated debate should african art looted during colonialism be returned and if so how and when the congolese baron activists action is needed now on the do you never ask a thief for permission to get back what is still from you and that's what we did we have the right to defend ourselves because we were robbed the fact that our works are on display here means the theft continues to despoil us who. also caused a stir when he tried to steal a piece of art from a dutch museum as well as in the french city of must say some say these acts have to be considered as performances not as that. it's a different way of saying things that have already been said in many forms for a long time since african countries gained independence on a diplomatic level in a dialogue between museums and international corporation vamping of one i

during colonization he saw this video of us live streamed on facebook back in june or west. and 4 other activists were trying to steal a funerary post from carol nima see him in paris he failed but managed to draw attention to a topic that has recently triggered a heated debate should african art looted during colonialism be returned and if so how and when the congolese burn activists action is needed now. and you never ask a thief for permission to get back what he's still from you and that's what we did we have the right to defend ourselves because we were robbed the fact that our works are on display here means to theft continues to be a sport yes you. also caused a stir when he tried to steal a piece of art from a dutch museum as well as in the french city of must say some say these acts have to be considered as performances not just that. it's a different way of saying things that have already been said to many farmers for a long time since african countries gained independence on a diplomatic level in a dialogue between museums and international corporation. in a repor

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during colonization of this video of us live streamed on facebook back in june or west. and for other activists were trying to steal a funerary post from carol nima see him in paris he failed but managed to draw attention to a topic that has recently triggered a heated debate should african art looted during colonialism be returned and if so how and when the congolese burn activists action is needed now on the do you never ask a thief for permission to get back what is still from you and that's what we did we have the right to defend ourselves because we were robbed the fact that our works are on display here means to theft continues to be our sport yes you. also caused a stir when he tried to steal a piece of art from a dutch museum as well as in the french city of must say some say these acts have to be considered as performances not just theft. it's a different way of saying things that have already been said in many forms for a long time since african countries gained independence on a diplomatic level in a dialogue between museums and international corporation. in a

during colonization of this video of us live streamed on facebook back in june or west. and for other activists were trying to steal a funerary post from carol nima see him in paris he failed but managed to draw attention to a topic that has recently triggered a heated debate should african art looted during colonialism be returned and if so how and when the congolese baron activists action is needed now on the do you never ask a thief for permission to get back what is still from you and that's what we did we have the right to defend ourselves because we were robbed the fact that our works are on display here means to theft continues to be displayed yes you. also caused a stir when he tried to steal a piece of art from a dutch museum as well as in the french city of must say some say these acts have to be considered as performances not just theft. it's a different way of saying things that have already been said to many farmers for a long time since african countries gained independence on a diplomatic level in a dialogue between museums and international corporation ev

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the felony people are a nomadic ethnic group that move with their cattle across west and central africa but with population growth there is less space for their heads to graze freely that means they often come into conflict with owners of farm land who accuse them of trespassing and destroying their crops here's an example of how this dispute is playing out in ghana. 50 year old giallo sambo is a fulani herdsman in eastern gonna he owns thousands of cattle they graze on lands like feeds and that's creating problems with the locals who own the farmland. they are now retaliating. in your mind you might be yeah yeah we don't have any other job we raise livestock and farm at the same time to make a living for many years we've done this without issues and in recent years our cattle have been attacked and killed by locals and security forces. they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i have. sambo has lived here all his life he was born into the fulani community just like his father and grandfather . he explains why he now feels threatened by the current hostilities. and. th

the felony people are a nomadic ethnic group that move with their cattle across west and central africa but with population growth there is less space for their heads to graze freely that means they often come into conflict with owners of farm land who accuse them of trespassing and destroying their crops here's an example of how this dispute is playing out in ghana. 50 year old giallo sambo is a few money herdsman in eastern. he owns thousands of cattle they graze on lands like the us and that's creating problems with the locals who own the farmland. they are now retaliating. in their mind you might be yeah we don't have any other job we raise livestock and farm at the same time to make a living for many years we've done this without issues and in recent years our cattle have been attacked and killed by locals and security forces. they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i about. sambo has lived here all his life he was born into the fulani community just like his father and grandfather . he explains why he now feels threatened by the current hostilities. they are ki

the felony people are a nomadic ethnic group that move with their cattle across west and central africa but with population growth there is less space for their heads to graze freely that means they often come into conflict with owners of farm land who accuse them of trespassing and destroying their crops here's an example of how this dispute is playing out in ghana. 50 year old giallo sambo is a fulani herdsman in eastern. he owns thousands of cattle they graze on lands like these and that's creating problems with the locals who own the farmland thing they are now retaliating. in your mind you might be yeah yeah we don't have any other job we raise livestock and farm at the same time to make a living much for many years we've done this without issues and in recent years our cattle have been attacked and killed by locals and security forces. they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i have i thought sambo has lived here all his life he was born into the fulani community just like his father and grandfather. he explains why he now feels threatened by the current hostili

the full any people are a nomadic ethnic group that move with their cattle across west and central africa but with population growth there is less space for their heads to graze freely that means they often come into conflict with owners of farm land who accuse them of trespassing and destroying their crops here's an example of how this dispute is playing out in ghana. 50 year old giallo sambo is a few money herdsman in eastern ghana he owns thousands of cattle they graze on lands like these and that's creating problems with the locals who own the farmland . they are now retaliating. in your mind you might be yeah yeah we don't have any other job we raise livestock and farm at the same time to make a living and for many years we've done this without issues and in recent years our cattle have been attacked and killed by locals and security forces. they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i have i thought sambo has lived here all his life and he was born into the fulani community just like his father and grandfather. he explains why he now feels threatened by the current

the felony people are a nomadic ethnic group that move with their cattle across west and central africa but with population growth there is less space for their heads to graze freely that means they often come into conflict with owners of farm land who accuse them of trespassing and destroying their crops here's an example of how this dispute is playing out in ghana. 50 year old giallo sambo is a free money herdsman in eastern ghana he owns thousands of cattle they graze on lands like these and that's creating problems with the locals who own the farmland . they are now retaliating. in my view might be yeah we don't have any other job we raise livestock and farm at the same time to make a living much for many years we've done this without issues and in recent years our cattle have been attacked and killed by locals and security forces. they're trying to destroy our livelihood yeah well i do and i about. sambo has lived here all his life and he was born into the flaunting community just like his father and grandfather. he explains why he now feels threatened by the current hostilities. a

africa that some fear could become a super spread eventful call the 19 organizers are expecting 3 to 5000000 pilgrims this week despite the main ceremony on tuesday being cancelled it if it's to lower the risk of coronavirus contagion of the events of being video streamed to avoid overcrowding. they have come in their thousands despite the penn demick every year the mughal pilgrimage can attract up to 3000000 people here in the city of tuba the ones that are here have been given clear instructions. what i worry we follow the guidelines which are given by the caliph that they are where mosques and queue up for prayers in an orderly manner. the mcgough pilgrimage is the 1st large scale gathering in senegal since the corona virus outbreak must hand gel and paperbacks for storing shoes a part of the measures being taken by social distancing is almost impossible. had been the best that it was allowed what happened there lots of people here that's why we're wearing gloves and masks. all of us as it was so we can heighten the awareness among people. about the disease is always here and we a

africa that something could become a soup is pretty eventful call the 19 organizers are expecting 3 to 5000000 pilgrims this week despite the main ceremony on tuesday being cancelled it efforts to lower the risk of coronavirus contagion of the events being streamed to avoid overcrowding. they have come in their thousands despite the penn demick every year the mughal pilgrimage can attract up to 3000000 people here in the city of tuba the ones that are here have been given clear instructions. what i worry we follow the guidelines which are given by the caliph that they are where mosques and queue up for prayers in an orderly manner. the mcgough pilgrimage is the 1st law scale gathering in senegal since the corona virus outbreak must hand and paperbacks for storing shoes are part of the measures being taken by social distancing is almost impossible 'd. then that that's all it was a lot going up there lots of people here that's why we're wearing gloves and masks . will be so we can heighten the awareness among people. the disease is always here and we are doing our best so it will pass

africa that some fear could become a soup is pretty eventful call the 19 organizers are expecting 3 to 5000000 pilgrims this week despite the main ceremony on tuesday being cancelled in efforts to lower the risk of coronavirus contagion of the events of being video streamed to avoid overcrowding. they have come in their thousands despite the penn demick every year the mughal pilgrimage can attract up to 3000000 people here in the city of tuba the ones that are here have been given instructions. what do i worry we follow the guidelines which are given by the caliphate they are where mosques and queue up for prayers in an orderly manner. the mcgough pilgrimage is the 1st large scale gathering in senegal since the corona virus outbreak must hand and paperbacks for storing shoes are part of the measures being taken by social distancing is almost impossible. to happen that that's not it it was a lot going up there lots of people here that's why we're wearing gloves and masks . was it because we can heighten the awareness among people. that the disease is always here and we're doing our b

africa that some fear could become a soup is pretty eventful call the 19 organizers are expecting 3 to 5000000 pilgrims this week despite the main ceremony on tuesday being canceled in efforts to lower the risk of coronavirus contagion of the events of being the streambed to avoid overcrowding. they have come in their thousands despite the penn demick every year the mughal pilgrimage can attract up to 3000000 people here in the city of tuba the ones that are here have been given clear instructions . what i worry we follow the guidelines which are given by the caliph that they are where mosques and queue up for prayers in an orderly manner. the mcgough pilgrimage is the 1st large scale gathering in senegal since the corona virus outbreak must hand and paperbacks for storing shoes are part of the measures being taken by social distancing is almost impossible. yet when that that's not it it was a lot going up there lots of people here that's why we're wearing gloves and masks all of us would be so we can heighten the awareness among people. well about the disease is always here and we'

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that sounds wonderful that you do business in one of the most the forested places in west africa yes it's very difficult. for a station and coast between 116 and 28 there was a 90 percent and when we arrived in 2010 that figure was already 80 percent did tweet or miss things need to change. how can you be sure that the cocoa superwomen selling it doesn't come from the classified forest. which is basically a lawless zone where unspeakable things are happening. we've implemented our reliable system that enables us to identify the producers we're working with. supply they are g.p.s. tags with a barcode on. it. we collect all of this and a database which allows us to link the product to the producer that he played. this system is mentioned on congo's website codes on cocoa bags a scanner with satellite connection that offers state of beyond g.p. . yes traceability the problem is this footage is from ghana not ivory coast. i'm sorry but i spent a week in this area and i didn't see a single bag with a barcode cooper where they didn't have a single one but said that information doesn't matc

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how an east german lens to make has prevailed despite the ongoing economic divisions between east and west. welcome to do business i want to go giants of berlin go to have you with us the pandemic has caught up with the leader of the free world donald trump on his wife melania have both tested positive for grown up iris they're both in quarantine now news comes just a month before november's u.s. presidential election and it's docked a selloff in european stocks before they regain some of their losses while the safe havens again and the dollar rose on the news also storing up the markets movements i was of the latest report on u.s. jobs growth and the ongoing on certainty about a new stimulus package to help the u.s. economy get through the coronavirus crisis so lots of talk about let's cross over to our financial markets correspondent in new york and markets reacted quite strongly to the news at 1st why is trump testing positive a topic for investors. the big question is what does it mean for the behavior of u.s. consumers that the 1st lady and the u.s. president and have been tested posi