he watching the dead news coming to you live from berlin next business news africa to see for that if you can and remember i encourage you to look at our web site that's dot com and remember you can also follow us on facebook and on twitter i'm from me in the news team a pleasure having a company. we make up over a week watches of office and a bunch of times we are seven seven percent. want to shape the continent's future. partners and join african youngsters testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to the seventy seven percent of the platform officer in charge. he takes it personally you end up with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special . for all true fans. my. take on more than football online. is africa walking into a debt trap critics say china's massive involvement in infrastructure on the continent is becoming dangerous for the nations that china gives generous loans to . germany's helping all mexican bernama produces farmers who produce according to ethical standards become preferred top was is this a model for africa an arg

you're watching you know we news coming up in business news africa. a new study by the world bank says africa is the only region where women are more likely to be entrepreneurs than men but still their way to the world of business is no much harder and that and a whole lot more coming up next with been facility after short break on layla iraq and growing thank you so much for spending this part of your day zero with us i'll see you tomorrow next to same time same place. and. language courses. or you know. any time where. w. media center. you know that seventy seven percent. are younger than sixty. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices part. of the seventy seven percent to talk about the issues. this is where. the seventy seven percent starts people sixty on. a trade deal that could transform africa finance ministers from across the continent push for a pan-african trade block but not everyone signing up. extreme weather is taking its toll on god there's coastal communities. and apples red gadget free products launch for deals that. company boldly going w

access to speak and costs vary from continent to continent we ask how does africa face the challenges of the digital age. and europe marks equal pay day but figures show equality is still a long way off we ask why. but how to do business in africa i want to go jones and thanks for tuning in and we are starting with what looks like another battle in a long fight to stop firms from bribing african authorities for winning lucrative contracts we're talking about the trial of the bourbon group which got underway in the french city of must say today a french group specializes in providing marine services for the oil industry and apparently it played the system very well using judicial indifference in some african nations now the group is accused of bribing public officials in three african countries. really an hour after proceedings began the court was suspended the defense lawyers for the bourbon group claimed they hadn't been given enough time to examine the hundreds of pages in the trial dossier at the center of the trial is mark shockey former text director of the durban grou

and in touch. with. this business africa and. this is what we have so huge that western credit rating agencies are getting poor marks from african countries more and more governments across the continent are trying to cut out the power of the likes of fiction to help fight poverty and crushing debt. china brags that trump those three words are seriously souring the mood of the car industry ceo's europe's car show a first your son. of the year is about to kick off in geneva. and why a rugged electric car designed and made for african markets is suddenly becoming a hit in europe to. that story a bit later in the show because we start in europe where the first big motor show of the year gets on the way tomorrow gallery in geneva switzerland today as an industry be set by problems legacy comical struggle to make progress on electric cars and self driving cars chased by newcomers like tesla or google while echoes of the diesel gates scandal still reverberates just trumps trade policies china slowdown and brags it to the mix so really what i'd call a party atmosphere or reporters encountere

this is d.w. news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the aid so nobody making its way to the victims of psycho need i was half and other emergency supplies are being distributed to areas that can be reached and on the ground up based on the relief operation in mozambique. and the power outages that at left south africans in the dark with the country grappling a serious energy crisis we asked should all governments in africa have sole control of key sectors when they mismanage them. i'm christine wonder welcome to deja news africa i'm glad you're cheated in foreign aid has begun flowing into the three countries mozambique's and baldwin malawi hit by sites known in die the european union has released just under four million dollars while britain has pledged about double that amount neighboring tanzania is military enough to tons of food and medicine although aid is now trickling in distributing it is still very difficult it's being described as the worst humanitarian crisis in mozambique history heavy flooding and prolonged boats afraid of compounding the destruction wreake

this is steve every news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes two weeks since i killed it dies smashed into southern africa launched thoughts of affected areas of mozambique lost still suffer in neighboring zimbabwe too many people have lost everything soup you've heard. three cops. get an update on the situation correspondent in zimbabwe who's just returned from the areas worst hit by the storm. and. paying homage to africa's greatest need is ivory coast commodity. i'm christine one welcome to news africa. it's been two weeks and. smashed into mozambique's coast and leashing hurricane force wind and rain that flooded swathes of the country before battering east and killing more than seven hundred people now an outbreak of waterborne diseases thracians to aggravate the already daya conditions facing the millions who survived. thousands of people in the mozambique i'm problems of many were left homeless due to cycling. there'd be forced to live out the side of the road. all the houses of collapsed everything we had is gone we have no way to live with our children so we deci

. that because like global news that matters. made for martin's. this is d.w. news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the women fighting back meet the grandmothers checking tensions in kenya for their safety. and the women who mean business also so the creators of she needs africa the catcalled helping young african women achieve their professional dreams. i'm christine when the well come to deeds of the news africa i'm glad you're tuned in all around the world today people are celebrating what women have achieved in honor off international women's day we begin our program in kenya's capital nairobi with some brave women taking their safety into their own hands east africa correspondent melanie could have a ball miss a group of grannies you really don't want to miss with. just a few years ago this place was known as nairobi's most dangerous slum presidents in korogocho lived in constant fear especially women like the sixty five year old gary . he would hear screams all the time women were attacked by boys who had come to rape them. the grannies of coral got as they call th

one of us. this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the movement of people in africa a french survey tracking migration passions on the continent has just been published by afro barometer we've prepared a summary of the key findings for you. and makes me proud to have established the first pizzeria in the refugee camp. and that's not done it alone as a woman using my resume says. a refugee from western sahara making dreams come true with every pizza delivery in the algerian desert. i'm christine wonderwall come africa i'm glad you're cheered in one in every four humans will be an african by the year twenty fifty so full africa be able to provide the livelihood opportunities its people demand and need the research network after a barometer has surveyed current trends on by gratian and here are some of the key findings a quarter of all africans say one of their family members has lived in another country about the same number say they depend on money sent back from relatives abroad. most africans who leave the continent do so to look for work which will be about

site to debbie to come so much for joining us on facebook. for. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes two weeks since i killed it dies smashed into southern africa at the launch top sold affected areas of mozambique lost still subject to neighboring civil way too many people have lost everything through few during. the war time for. the insurgents. three cops. will get an update on the situation there from all parts funded in zimbabwe who's just returned from the areas was hit by the storm. and will need to i just paying homage to africa's greatest need is with ivory coast commodities. i'm christine one while come to africa. it's been two weeks encyclopedia dies smashed into walls and beaks coast and leashing hurricane force wind and rain that flooded swain's of the country before battering east and killing more than seven hundred people now an outbreak of waterborne diseases thracians to aggravate the already daya conditions facing the millions who survived. thousands of people in the mozambican province of minicon were left homeless due to cycli

nearly thirty five billion dollars that's according to the un's economic commission for africa. finance ministers from across africa have been discussing the deal again over the past week at a summit but some governments still need convincing. joins us now. job anyone in but who's not signing up to this agreement. very interesting question because we have most of the major countries major economies in the african continent that have a right to fight is that it does include south africa but the movement nigeria is basically dragging its feet the rest of the north african countries to being very objective to the trade deal at the moment so it doesn't really see the benefits of free trade i mean there are some free trade zones already set up in africa. actually nigeria is basically saying that it wants to protect its own small and bruno was there are existing trade trade laws in africa not trade deals at the moment we have the equal in the west african bloc and we have. the easy stuff with the community and we have subject is not an african development community and we have the ec

wellcome africa's largest telecom company m.t.n. says it plans to raise one billion dollars from asset sales over the next three years following a massive jump in profit for twenty eighteen south africa based firm is set to float its nigerian unit later this year as part of a compromise with authorities for failing to cut off unregistered sim card users m.t.n. is also currently involved in a battle over two billion dollars in back taxes in nigeria which accounts for a third of its revenue the south africa based firm is considered one of the country's corporates success stories. signs of china's involvement have long become commonplace key infrastructure construction sites all across africa beijing has funded several projects across the continent with huge loans china has handed out some one hundred forty three billion dollars in loans to regional government governments between two thousand and twenty seventeen roads ports rail tracks or airports which in turn are being built by chinese companies and it's not just china doing business in africa most of the foreign direct investmen

when friends who is up next are business news from africa and i'll see you again tomorrow same time same type just. a city in ruins moreover a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population last finance fighters occupied the city center in two thousand and seventeen president to tears his response was brutal. i didn't really never gain political game of. the reconquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did malawi become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. filling in the science of virus starts april eleventh on d w. africa's biggest media company wants to list in europe naspers plans to spin off its internet's assets but how has the south african take leader managed to grow into. such a huge company in a country beset by pluck outs stuck in sure our traffic jams to get to work trains could save frustrated commuters in west africa but getting investors on board is another question. that. there's gold and oil under the sands of libya and truffles are something to be

out of those inductees are big business of africa with monica jones it's just a moment for all the world headlines of the top off because of the few. i know nothing out of the wild because sometimes i am but most often with me but i don't think deep into the german culture. you to rethink those grammar they owe to you because it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get a bunch of course. what's the connection between bread flour ambiguity and you. know guild motto e.w. correspondent and rabbit baker crab. tone. and more to go about recipes for success and the strategies that make a difference. baking bread. d.w. . those who have money can afford water to those who don't. that's the bottom line of the latest u.n. water development report warning already today more than two million people are without access to clean water. also on the show. around a thousand people die in kenya each. from snakebites the world health organization blames profit to greet for the lack of ante venetians. and south africa's durban poison gets ready to claim a stake in the global cannabis

and the people involved in affected are coming to terms with what happened. business use africa is up next with a special focus on the culture inside into the infrastructure of the day. i'm not laughing at the germans because i'm coming down but most are laughing with me because i don't think deep into the german culture of. newton seem to think that his grandmother there you know it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me because i haven't been to the post. we make up over a week watch as over half of the under thirty five's we all of the civil service are. the one to shoot the continent's future. reported enjoy enough in numbers testing share their stories their dreams and their chairmanship. of the seventy seven percent. platform for john. it could be a break from decades of judicial indifference french marine this is for offshore oil and gas the in court accused of suspicious activities in st african countries. also on the show more than half of the world's population has internet access but speed and cost to vary from continent to continent we ask how does africa face

look at one of the bigger issues in many mega cities all over africa that's come justin's a comic is addressing that issue. congested cities definitely a problem around the world and carmakers are looking into solutions what they'll be the first to tell you about the super bowl it probably doesn't light any kind of car rather they're looking at mobility concepts around autonomous right sharing flying taxis basically anything that doesn't require parking and can carry groups of people continuously now but technology does exist for this. infrastructure to run the systems isn't in place yet so it could still be a few years yet looking forward to the flying taxis thank you very much to now them aloud in geneva for us. to. talk about flying taxis even the simplest appliances these days contain electronics from count openness to washing machines everything seems to have a beeping digital haase designed to make our lives easier it often does the opposite and that has spawned a friend into the opposite direction simplified robust technology that actually does what it's supposed to do without

starts april eleventh on d. w. . there's news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the continent this morning after an ethiopian airlines crash last sunday killed all one hundred fifty seven people on board we'll tell you about some of the faces behind the numbers. also coming out illegals on the mining is on the rise in kenya what's being done to stop it and that's what cost. julia welcome to the program investigators have recovered the black box recorders on e g o p n airlines flight that crashed on sunday shortly after takeoff from i.d.s. the bad it was on routes to nairobi in kenya people one hundred fifty seven died they included academics and aid workers doctors and diplomats and families on their way to visit relatives kenya lost the most people in the accident with that t two on board the flight among the eighteen victims from canada was an award winning academic who was born in nigeria and save the children paid tribute to one of its where kiss who was one of nine victims from ethiopia some of the loved ones of those victims have been gathering at the hotel in

african victims the online publication and this is africa started to say their names hash tag campaign to remember those who died socrates told us why the group launched the initiative. this is because to. know that you. know. for. those of. you this is true just. to. focus in the stores. across. the street. for most of this is for action. joseph was traveling back to kenya after visiting his son in the u.k. jan kamau had been in cairo egypt attending a conference on childhood cancer and ph d. candidate and veteran do had been visiting her family and also working on a proposal about sustainable water management those are just some of the people who lost their lives so how could coverage of the tragedy have been better joining us now to help us explore that question in the. solomons or so is the founding director of the africa pan african policy research and consulting think tank in nairobi kenya patrick is political commentator writer and award winning cartoonist and in frankfurt germany is the editor in chief of the artist standard welcome all of you to the stream like to sta

expensive but did you know that the robie is africa's most expensive so. according to one international study i'll correspondent there tells us more. and how chinese traditional nets it is threatening the traditions of a small island community in eastern kenya. hello welcome to business africa i'm monica jones and berlin good to have you with us and we're starting with news from south east africa the international monetary fund has sent a team to win big it's aimed at helping the economy recover in the wake of a devastating cyclone a day hundreds of thousands have been affected by the disaster which left a trail of destruction across southeast africa hitting some of the poorest countries in the world. like loney die made landfall near mozambique's fourth largest city bear on march fourteenth green devastating winds and one hundred fifty millimeters of rain in a single day rescuers and as struggling to bring aid to survivors many stranded on car gauges are in roofs or stuck in trees the flood zone covers a vast area three thousand square kilometers. the i.m.f. has promised to help mozamb

africa is up next i'll be back at the top of the of course so once websites. sex make. raring to. if there is any product that fits remember you have to find it between the alliance. troops. on the german streets. welcome to the new duramax channel. mode goodbye no stewards. with exclusive. must see concerning culture in europe. a place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. subscriber and don't miss a. slide off track. reporting a decline in operating margin brands and announcing a price he was electric drive. state of zimbabwe's hospitals the economy as a whole is in advance of health. turns thirty today but it is still facing growing pains. lets do business the world's biggest carmaker is still feeling the heat from that emissions scandal. as opposed to the rise in net profits they topped twelve billion euros for last year but stricter environmental standards and regulations are squeezing the. moderns the diesel cheating affair has already cost you it's in fines now wants to try appeasing the regulators by building. twenty two million over the next decade the company'

the term series of global three toes and on d. w. and on mars. this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the tropical storm that has batted southeastern africa psycho to die has destroyed ninety percent of the mozambique and port city of beirut the government says as many as one thousand people could be days the relief operation has begun will be talking to those involved. and then the museum on a mission to deep colonize african ought to put some of the pieces on display have eventually to be returned to their european ernest school here from the curators at the museum of black civilization. i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're itching day and we begin in south east africa where the death toll is rising off to a tropical storm tore into the region packing flash floods and ferocious winds officially more than two hundred people are confirmed dead between malawi mozambique and zimbabwe but mozambique's government is now warning that the death toll could be more than one thousand in mozambique alone psycho need die made landfall in wasn't

business africa and monica jones in berlin and more than two billion people in the world to do not have regular access to clean drinking water that's according to a new u.n. report almost half of those who are dependent on unsafe water sources live in sub-saharan africa people in rural areas are the most likely to have in adequate access the and reports lack of clean water and it saved delivery a key components of the vicious cycle of persistent poverty in africa. well earlier i had the chance to talk to the deputy secretary general at the un conference on trade and development is a bed too far to learn more about the organizations work in africa and i started by asking her why tact puts so much focus on empowering women it's important because it's a how through are in all the countries first of all second the second thing is it's very crazy that a country could make one part on one so big part of the working force in the country and turkey one woman involved in the economy and able to interpret to be an entrepreneur they are doing a lot of sex not only creating jobs but also creat

wins one of africa's top three and tries this you take into. the trust get hot as hell with business africa stick around for that meanwhile there's a reason website and see w dot com. today don't miss our highlights. programme line d.w. dot com highlights. the players. take. the stage and control. in the game of power and money the competition is fierce as most important structural resource bluffing betting checking how long will they be able to play and who will win their school we believe that renewable energy clean important role in the future. the good poker game the geopolitical mistake starting munching on t.w. . producing electricity is not enough you need to get it to consumers to grow there is a common problem all over africa but in came the other government is talking the issue with a massive drive to electrify towns and countryside their businesses are beginning to feel the difference. also on the show the clock is ticking for breaks it the business community is waiting for a deal with bated breath some companies are cashing in on the fear of them and linked. sale

our traffic jams to get to work trying could save frustrated commuters in west africa getting investors on board is another question. and there's more than oil under the sands of libya and truffles on something to be sniffed at. i mean first let's do business talk about taking the twinkle out of south africa's gold and platinum mines a power price hike could see the state the shit around ninety thousand jobs over the next few years that's the warning from the national mining association the government has approved above inflation price increases and david utility. breaking south africa has enjoyed widespread power concert in recent weeks because of the crisis that has come which supplies almost all the country's power but the minerals council warns the power intensive mining industry will be hard hit it's a major employer in a country where a quarter of the labor force is unemployed. they don't he's received more worked as a business correspondent in south africa now what does it's good to have you along what does this story tell you about the state of south africa's blackout

africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes two weeks and side tony died smashed into southern africa launched talks of the big city areas of mozambique all still suffering in neighboring zimbabwe too many people have lost everything through to. the war to force. inside to find homes. for cops in the now we still get an update on the situation first of all cars funded in zimbabwe who's just returned from the areas worst hit by the storm. and will meet the odds just paying homage to africa's greatest need is what i have rico's commodities. i'm christine one while come to news africa. it's been two weeks and sights loney dies smashed into mozambique's coast and the showing hurricane force wind and rain that flooded swain's of the country before battering east and killing more than seven hundred people now and the outbreak of waterborne diseases thracians to aggravates the already daya conditions facing the millions who survived. thousands of people in the mozambican province of minicon were left homeless due to cycling. they'd be forced to live at the site of the road. all the ho

next a business news africa with guess what f is that's coming up next a do stay with you if you catch. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the book. is in germany to learn german why not come with him simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course nikos for german meetings he. comes to the new dramatic channel. post good line of story. with exclusive. must see concerning sparkling culture to europe. to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss our. major disruptions across africa skies today not always kenyatta apple is paralyzed by strike action of ground stops the government is using tear gas to break up the strike against the takeover of kenya's biggest airport but also making allies kenya at ways. and the world's biggest tourism show gets underway in berlin but the shores of this year's showcase country well asia controversial due to a locational state sponsored homophobia. this is business africa is in berlin it's right by ground stop us paralyze nairobi. east africa's

berlin a documentary film is up next about the outsourcing of border controls in africa here on the interview news i'm brian thomas. and ruin. the floods have taken everything they own now despair is the gutless climate refugees desh. they seek shelter in the capital to come but even here the waters are rising. the floods. storks much. d.w. . from africa to europe hundreds of thousands have tried to flee. but recently the number of arriving migrants has dropped. the e.u. has cut deals with african governments curbing mass migration in return for aid. to sufficiently address security issues. the e.u. is widening its reach beyond the mediterranean into africa and it hasn't shied away from bringing long shawn dictators out of isolation borders are being sealed. so are we criminalizing. it's a lucrative new market for the arms and security industry. you can't secure thousands of kilometers of border in libya and egypt without foot patrols technologies exist someone just needs to pay for them. the e.u. has allocated more than eight billion euros to stem the tide of migration. today more

. this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes little indie take more steps to restrict criticism of president p. and c. sat has been isolated the international agencies who've been critical of his actions will hear from the un rights activists. and bring need constant attacks on people with albinism in malawi as the country prepares for a general election we'll hear from the campaign is demanding will. do them all. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you are today and but on days government has forced the u.n. human rights office in the country to close off to twenty three yes this is the latest step in what appears to be a crackdown on criticism by international observers the country's deepening political crisis began in twenty fifteen when president announced he would run for another disputed term that led to months of violence that the un has said killed more than one thousand two hundred people in twenty seventeen made history by becoming the first country to withdrawal from the international criminal court this year has already seen about

network or. subscribe to. this is g.w. news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes they humanitarian emergency aid left by psycho new die team drinking water is scarce in mozambique where aid is still unable to reach remote regions hit by the storm we'll be talking to somebody in beirut. then the ambitious project to improve life in africa's desert regions we have the story of the green wall being granted along the sahara. i'm christine when the well come to news africa i'm glad you're chained in thousands of people lost in awaiting rescue in mozambique and as floodwaters begin receding in parts of the country hit by cyclonic die it's feared the death toll could seoul as more bodies are being recovered relief agencies are warning the number of deaths could be more than the one thousand predicted by the country's president earlier this week joseph come out of from the christian aid agency bold vision joins us now from beirut this is the city that was worst affected by the strong welcome again to day africa mr kamara when we spoke earlier in the week you were telling me ab

africa to europe hundreds of thousands have tried to flee. but recently the number of arriving migrants has dropped. has cut deals with african governments curbing mass migration in return for eight. years development. the e.u. is widening its reach beyond the mediterranean into africa and it hasn't shied away from bringing long shunned dictators out of isolation borders are being sealed. so are we criminalizing. it's a lucrative new market for the arms and security industry. you can't secure thousands of kilometers of border in libya and egypt without foot patrols technologies exist someone just needs to pay for them it's all good in. the e.u. has allocated more than eight billion euros to stem the tide of migration. today more migrants are dying in the desert in the mediterranean. has become an. area where. what impact. on africa. our investigation begins. we're headed towards libya from. the road. once the main route for caravans it remains an economic lifeline. merchants transport goods from. and subsaharan countries all the way to libya on the mediterranean. in recent years this ro

publication this is africa started to say their names hash tag campaign to remember those who died. told us why the group launched the initiative . we did this is because of the syria names in order to give you peace and stories to the numbers of people that are dead during your crush for the new to group your numbers on to give names to give this is how to do stories of the entries that train for the crush we didn't see photos of ducks in the twenty china also not too many media i was is fearful cousin of the story so this is the trials that are crushed out of the streets of the african story properly to no other fist these victims properly the harsh truth deep deep elf. joseph i thought i was travelling back to kenya after visiting his son in the u.k. jan kamau had been in cairo egypt attending a conference on childhood cancer and ph d. candidate and do had been visiting her family and also working on a proposal about sustainable water management those are just some of the people who lost their lives so how could coverage of the tragedy have been better joining us now to help us

from africa and the world story link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy town while with saintly debbie to come smash efficacy join us on facebook at g.w. africa. go to college. keep learning merged realises wait a second we want the whole picture out facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us . from a commercial reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk a bit to devise a sure fire shift. on d w. a report shows a huge number of africans want to leave their countries could this be the next wave of mass migration. zambia finds itself in a death trap how's it going to get out. and more bad news for boeing reports the end he still system was on when that ethiopian airlines flight crashed . i've been fizzling let's do business four out of ten africans a considering emigration that's according to the pan african research institute afro barometer it conducted a survey of forty six thousand people across thirty four countries and these are the results twenty nine percent of those who said they wanted to leave said the