there are over ten thousand artifacts from former german east africa is still stored in berlin alone. it was a shock you know in that they have a lot of court actions that belong to the company or the former chairman clearing your portion but. just collections we are not on display there we have. this story just so you know i knew where that the company i knew all of the german knew. the university of dar es salaam also helped to determine the origins and meanings of what was found a difficult process. the fact that most of these objects if they were planned and they looked it may mean that it is a very of it will inform the ship about the biography. of or for those objects. lies an hour and a half north of dar es salaam it was the capital of former german east africa between eighteen eighty five and one thousand nine hundred the dream of the german empire of being a colonial power finally came true. for tanzania it was a nightmare. this is where they hang those who dared to rebel against forced labor inflated taxes corporal punishment between one thousand nine hundred five in one tho

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lies an hour and a half north of dar es salaam it was the capital of former german east africa between eighteen eighty five and nineteen eighteen the dream of the german empire of being a colonial power finally came true. for tanzania it was a nightmare. this is where they hang those who dared to rebel against forced labor inflated taxes corporal punishment between one thousand nine hundred five in one thousand nine hundred seven some three hundred thousand tons of new young people died in what became known as the rebellion a scorched earth policy. today the buildings arrested by the invaders are crumbling germany is willing to support restorations but there is no talk of restitute their massive theft of cultural assets. back at the museum in dar es salaam the historical section hardly shows any african exhibits of german colonial rule an empty space that could be filled with plates like this in scribe with us from the qur'an. if they were. inscriptions which. inspired the five at the end of the day they would have made you the. us s. so that's the reason. for that because if we had. y

africa rami reports from nairobi. president uhuru kenyatta began the new year by thanking kenya soldiers for their service and telling civilians they too have a role to play in the country's security further every kenyan in twenty nineteen and beyond to continue to remain vigilant let the authorities know if you see a suspicious person in your village or neighborhood be aware of is around you and do not allow terrorists or criminals to hide amongst us. attacks by the armed group at a shopping mall and a university in kenya in two thousand and thirteen and twenty fifteen killed more than two hundred people and change the way the government deploys its security forces the army took over from the police to launch a multi agency operation around boney forest on the somali border once a safe haven for al shabaab kenyan security forces have taken back territory destroyed temporary training camps and stop the free movement of armed fighters coming over the border from somalia people who had moved from their farms to. tempora

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once the capital of german east africa today the structures built by the german colonial masters a decaying this is where anyone who resisted the occupiers was hanged as many as three hundred thousand tanzanians were killed in the rebellion. there is little evidence of the fight against the german colonial rule is that the national museum in dar es salaam so far the tanzanian government has not filed a claim for restitution but historians would like to see objects like the talisman plate returned to tanzania i think it through a milestone to the akademi shelf an ex-parte because now they will have some of the tangible heritage of things to go research on and again this is the time for africa and for. tracing their own history. a step in that direction has been made the findings of the african participants in the lab will film part of the tanzania collection at the home boat forum. now a lot of those objects will actually be going back to tanzania to be displayed there and we've heard from museum authorities here in berlin that they hope that some of those objects will stay in tanzania in th

freedom card didn't quite go down too well with human rights watch it's middle east and africa director sarah leah whitson she tweeted netflix claimed support artistic freedom means nothing if it bows to demands of the government officials who believe in no freedom for their citizens not artistic not political and not comedic and jamal she's editor at the washington post cannot see as she called this is quite outrageous but also some people have been sharing the link to it on you tube which can actually be watched from saudi arabia at least for now with people pointing out that if anything saudi arabia's move has given the show more publicity ironically it's his most viewed patriot act episode on you tube with more than one million views online. so thank you very much the u.s. president says he's ready to negotiate an end to the partial. government shutdown which has been in place for almost two weeks donald trump's invited political leaders from both parties to the white house on thursday the democrats take over as the majority party in the house of representatives president john has b

best,ing up on bloomberg the year's most compelling conversations in europe, the middle east, and africa. high hopes for a smooth brexit. >> i am positive we will get a good arrangement for the future. >> they end with acrimony and uncertainty. isn't it time to have an election so people can decide who runs this country? >> the heads of european banks try to steer a steady course. >> we have an opportunity few banks in the world have >> turkey veers into economic chaos. >> we will take the steps accordingly. we will never let our country lose. >> this is the kind of uncertainty in greece. >> bracing for medical shocks, cb and the bank of england faced sensitive lc decisions. ecb ande editable -- the bank of england faced sensitive policy decisions. >> we are predictable. >> not just implementing reforms. >> i am overwhelmed by the level of interest that continues to be in the south african economy. >> that is all ahead on this special edition of bloomberg best. hello and welcome. i am anna edwards. we will look back at 2018 in europe, the middle east, and africa by revisiting some of the

africa's a very important financial hop and business wise and lot of international and i say some slightly un n.g.o.s are there so it's a way of hitting a soft target very easily damaging a reputation and create fear in cambridge after the westgate attack kenya was the replications were were big not just for the time but that in terms of tourism the economy people didn't want to go didn't want to go out so again we have a similar sort of as you say a soft target being hit definitely and that's that is what they are trying to do kenya is of course to say that financial help but it's also a tourist talk and lots of tourists of course will not feel comfortable going back to kenya and that will hit hard on the economy for cash so tom some to thank you so much for joining us. and of course we'll have more story as it develops here on the day don't you let's move on now to some of the other stories making news around the world a member of germany's armed forces has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the ring in secret service officials say the suspects a fifteen year old german of afghan d

africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries security has been stepped up across kenya gunmen attacked a nairobi hotel complex earlier this month killing twenty one people but the operation is disrupting life for people living near one of the armed groups hideouts close to the border with somalia how about zero reports from the forest. setting off on our tiring journey trouble in kenya. these passengers is becoming more hectic by the day. this bus is heading to the city of mumbai from la mar island and processed through boni forest a hideout for al shabab fighters. military and police checkpoints top the road and due to the frequent stops and such as what was a four hour journey takes a grueling ten hours doesn't want to go when i when i got it was the criminals the security forces are looking for are in their hideouts and not in the buses where passage is being forced to get off the buses with their luggage seven to eight times in a trip people are suffering. straddling the indian ocean and kenya's border with somalia boni is effectively a military zone. k

africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries u.s. intelligence chiefs have contradicted some of donald trump's fundamental foreign policy views speaking at a senate hearing on global threats they took issue with the president's assertion that eyesores been defeated and that north korea can be convinced to give up its nuclear weapons michaela reports from washington. president trump all traces negotiations with north korea's leader as one of the major successes of his presidency he claims to have made the world a safer place and recently announced that a second summit will be held next month jim jiang going to work in very forward doing so. made a lot of progress that has not been reported by the media but we have made a lot of progress not so say intelligence chiefs their conclusion that north korea remains a major threat we currently assess that north korea will seek to retain its wm d. capabilities in is unlikely to completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capabilities because its leaders ultimately view nuclear weapon

africa often attempt to cross the red sea in the hopes of finding work in gulf countries. in tel aviv scuffles are broken out between officers and thousands of israeli ethiopians protesting against police brutality but. they're angry over the killing of a mentally ill ethiopian man allegedly shot dead by police two we scoped community accuses the israeli government of discriminating against them for years. car makers in britain a blaming brags it calles for a slowdown in business production fell by nine percent in twenty eighteen with the jaguar land rover group taking a big hit prime minister theresa may has met opposition leader jeremy corbyn to try to find common ground on a deal for leaving the e.u. and the report's. westminster one day closer to break sit down and whisper it's signs of cross party efforts to find a way forward jeremy corbett leader of the opposition labor party finally held direct talks with prime minister to resume a he previously refused until she ruled out a no deal bricks it was very pleased that the house voted yesterday to take no deal off the t

he worked for a british development charity in east africa. more than 700 people survived the attack. ronald was one of them. shots started to be fired at us and they were reallyjust passing over our heads, breaking the windows. and that's when everybody just started to run. he tells me he hid in the toilet for 12 hours. at one point, he gave up hope of living and tweeted a farewell message to his family. in the aftermath of this attack, hard questions are now being asked. how could it have happened right in the capital? have driven around undetected?

africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries and china's vice premier li who he is in washington for trade talks with the trumpet administration they're trying to resolve the dispute that seen the two countries imposed trade tariffs on each other relations further on monday when u.s. prosecutors filed new criminal charges against a chinese tech company and its chief financial officer. well those are the headlines. on al-jazeera. the week began with use of a ninety day truce in the to protect us china trade. the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is the biggest. we bring you the stories the economic world we live in. ok i'm really could be here in the stream today will nigeria. win a second term as president we all smile during journalists what to watch out for ahead of next month's elections do you have questions for them and leave your comments in the chat we will do our best to fit in the today's conversation. and. nigerians head to the polls on february sixteenth to vote for their next president and national assembly incumbent faces more

and africa but it is the early stages now. >>host: for years america has thought of the chinese as copycats. is that a fair assessment. >> it is a fair assessment. keep in mind when google began, began, the us had 30 percent and china had zero.2 percent so the chinese entrepreneurs in the very beginning didn't even have a market. and where they got a precious chance to make that they wanted to optimize the chance of adoption and also they were not very innovative. so having the us leaders in the early days like yahoo or the search engines and so on with ebay and amazon set an example these are the proven technologies that work in the us for the most mature market the chinese entrepreneurs that we will bill the amazon in china. that led to some success. and the ones that ultimately succeeded are not serial copycats but to understand technology and solutions and users to come up with innovations of their own so that that is no longer a fair characterization. >>host: so as you say in your book the ai superpowers, there is no such

africa region and maybe even africa concern for the environment is something that true and to share aizen runs other businesses too but he says green pencils is closest to his heart this is the only planet that i know i can survive in so my so small contribution is good enough because it was perception everybody sits back and imagine or somebody else is going to say. this planet if you were me heading back to nuoro be the business partner stop it's am called a successful kenyan sausage to personally make the first and you read that. from now on solar energy company will be enhancing its green creds with green pencils. so that's a lot of the story thank you very much for joining us i'll have learned or at least experienced something new i'm finished and as we're saying goodbye for now from johannesburg. i know it's also time for me in now type way to say farewell from the fossey park in lagos but do be sure to check in with us on our social media platforms he could africa website have an ice rink and see the next guy. from small town mike to the touring world. nuclear chances concert

africa reports from nairobi. president uhuru kenyatta begin the new year by thanking kenya soldiers for their service and telling civilians they too have a role to play in the country's security. every kenyan. twenty nine. to continue to remain vigilant let us know if you see a person in your village or neighborhood be aware is around you. not. criminals to hide amongst us. attacks by the armed group at a shopping mall and a university in kenya in two thousand and thirteen and twenty fifteen killed more than two hundred people and change the way the government deploys its security forces the army took over from the police to launch a multi agency operation around boney forest on the somali border once a safe haven for al shabaab kenyan security forces have taken back territory destroyed temporary training camps and stop the free movement of armed fighters coming over the border from somalia people who had moved from their farms to. temporarily it comes. to live with buck to normal. kenyans living near the front l

refugees when they tipped over shortly after passing many of the migrants still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries the vice president of sudan's main opposition party has been arrested and released it happened hours after the intelligence chief ordered the release of protesters who'd been detained those freed before the order came though say they were physically abused by security forces morgan with more from qatar in the safety of her home which is not her real name recounts the details of what happened to her nearly two weeks ago she says she was taking part in anti-government protests in her tombs eastern district of battery when security forces started firing tear gas and live ammunition which forced her and more than twenty others to seek shelter in a home. armed men broke the door and stormed into the house they treated us like war criminals not like unarmed protesters they arrested us and told us to walk in front of us as we walked the men started touching the girls including me on our private parts and called us demea

africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries. the saudi you know you coalition in yemen says it will release seven who the prisoners after the who these released a saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitate the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common to preserve a shaky cease fire. official break here not just zero one when we come back a boss of chinese tech john hawaii's back in puerto she fights against extradition to the u.s. . went to create division in southern philippines could be having the opposite effect on that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we're here across parts of western europe we have been watching one weather system coming in from the atlantic bring some very windy conditions across the region i want to show you what it did look like here in paris where they did see some snow with this what winter

africa and you could see that one of the reasons as they say that the reason why they targeted that particular area was because you know it is frequently by by western interests you know this is a very you know a huge hotel there were five star hotel where a lot of westerners appear in those hotels they live in those hotels so for them that is you know a key area to actually hit the west you know that uses these airstrikes against them said to me back to the kind of the airstrikes and you said that as strikes don't necessarily solve the problem no it didn't sort of things need to happen to try and get to the to the root causes and to trying reduce there that the problem i think that the problem with us is that it continues to have access to a number of young people to recruit because of the living standards that a lot of these young people don't have an alternative you know sort of leaving so that keeps you know an open space for for them to be actually recruited i think the government has to look into their recruitment drive who sponsors them and who actually you know herb's them t

africa under certain scenarios they're going to represent about eighty percent of world g.d.p. at the end of the century and that scenario is where they do catch up in terms of productivity growth so one of the concerns i have is that superpowers don't like to become second rate players so if you look at the history of empires it's been difficult for an empire. which for economic and demographic reasons is becoming overshadowed by another empire another empire is on there on the rise and this empire is one of the kleine that usually happens in the context of a war that. the empire that's declining doesn't feel happy about that they're going to upset about that and and start a war and i'm worried that something like that will happen the u.s. has to become over time less important because. other countries are growing much more rapidly just in terms of demographics alone and then you also have the the fact that this technology that we're that we have they can acquire very quickly right over the internet. so we're in a different world than we were in the past where these countries

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i worked on a nonprofit in east africa helping farmers get access to markets. i was investing in businesses trying to get small companies to scale and create jobs. i was teaching community college briefly, helping people start their own ideas and go on to become entrepreneurs in a community where only 16% of adults have a college degree. on the issues i cared about, on the economic development issues, the bottleneck is not caused by a lack of teachers, lack of a great entrepreneurs, it is a lack of leaders with political courage to get something done. with thezed to deal same problem i have been dealing with my whole career, but from the political arena where i can make a huge difference. >> what are your priorities? , jobs.th care we have one of the largest immigrant communities, over 10,000 reamers. -- dreamers. i know their stories. one woman working two part-time jobs. her daca protection expired last october. we need to protect these kids and focus on the american values we live. third, jobs. we have to fix an area -- an unemployment rate close to twice th

we are starting to make inroads into southeast asia, middle east, and africa. years, americar has thought of the chinese as copycats. is that a fair assessment? kai-fu: it is fair. interviewer: why? an, the when google beg united states had an internet penetration of 30%. china had 0.2%. china did not even have a market they could experiment with. when they got a chance to capital,ome venture they wanted to optimize their chance of getting adoption. the search engines and any and amazon, they set example that these were the solutions that work in the united states. chinese entrepreneurs at the time took a shortcut. that led to some success. the ones that ultimately serialed are not copycats. copycatting,nitial they were able to understand technologies and solutions and users, and create solutions of today copycats are no longer a characterization of the chinese entrepreneurs. no suchwer: there is thing as the chinese amazon or google, correct? kai-fu: companies had their origins that way. it is fair to say that is how they got started. but what you said is righ

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africa. used to provide locals to the seemingly endless supply of the much loved child both fish species of sickly. it was one of the major sources of protein for the growing population in this small african country. now the charm bow has almost completely disappeared. because it is. now of going. we call it the last job with help from german scientists a project has been launched to develop a new type of fish farming to turn things around. twenty simply and it will goes well we hope to provide an immediate improvement to people's diet in malawi and it will you might not be the best and you will hunt but the pressure is on when people are hungry they'll eat even the smallest fish. in the if you will have more fish in that lake. to. eat. the german association of marine aqua culture has its headquarters here in busan on the north sea coast. baljit you bashir has decades working on farming edible fish he says it makes sense to produce more fish because no other animal converts it's feed into fo