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girls the skills they need to. an active role in africa's economy. and overfishing is reducing fish stocks around the world the dramatic decline is causing economic hardship in ghana fishing communities. welcome to do business in africa want to get johnsonville and get to have you with us so don has a new prime minister and he's vowed to achieve peace and rebuild to the country's battered economy abdullah doc is a respected former official of the united nations economic commission for africa but he will have his work cut out for him 30 years of autocracy corruption and the impact of international sanctions on the form a government of brought the sudanese economy to its knees. fell abrasions through the night at green square in khartoum the sudanese people pushed a dictator out and then protested against a military led government now they finally have civilian rule. we will have a plan that will address the media challenges so war to cover the program addressing the felt need by the people issues of inflation the availability of commodities we fuel medicine and all doubt. the revolut

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edition of eco africa my name is the culture of but my friends call me z. and i'm coming to you from johannesburg and south africa if you want to find out what's a national park into for the people who live in it stay tuned and of course to meet my lovely colleague in nigeria hi there z. yes i'm now tigray here in lagos nigeria are you ready for new episodes here's what's coming up on the show. starts upping book enough so that combining our culture we'd better go for me. a woman from south africa who is fighting against food waste and how solar energy is changing rival farmers in the mountains of morocco. now rwanda is of the most densely populated countries in africa and that can trigger conflicts over resources when entire areas are declared to be national parks in many ways and worry about their livelihoods the solution is to involve them more in wildlife protection one example the endangered mountain gorillas in the wonders volcanoes national park the tourism they generate can benefit the local communities as well as the environment. that you think every damn placid includes in

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abroad she is constantly confronted with negative clichés about africa. it would surprise. for a. conference a few weeks ago and whatever like i did just how bad the impression is it's what every guy comes to cover and shut me up for i say but i'm from africa no matter like what he's doing he can be like a she shy guy he could be working behind the team at the most but he was wants to rescue me and i just thought you don't even know me like you did before i like living in africa but why is this the 1st thing. that we can really wants to rescue people herself people in have chosen home of nigeria. as a doctor she wants to change things in africa. she often travels to communicate her idea that medical aid should be available for everyone from. this meeting in her office in lagos stunts with the issue of obesity in nigeria. if a patient is larger than those boeing aircraft and i think the patient actually has bigger issues to worry about because obesity is a widespread problem that people didn't have a seat to get my do you think it's going to go that's a. no gave you see movies pat

businesses people in south africa the energy market in shambles our real estate is presidents are on the poses. a 25 percent renewables in the country. loses its taste for european companies the number of chinese takeovers drops sharply is that because western governments are getting wary or does beijing simply prefer to invest in africa. is this. business business africa. south africa's energy market is in disarray frequent blackouts highlighted years of under-investment in the state electricity provider eskom africa's most industrialized economy relies on as coms coal fired plants almost all of its part presidents are on business plans to change that he wants 25 percent of his country's energy needs to be met by a new opel sources by 2030 but progress is slow all of a sudden it's lights out in the machines grind to a halt blackouts and now part of daily life in south africa with state power company eskom unable to meet the country's energy needs it wasn't always this way back in 2011 the country announced a multi-billion dollar investment in renewable energy projects but under the lead

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coming up next it is deja vu news africa with christine long one to watch zimbabwe one year after president emerson non-god what came to power we look at the situation in the country today i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching have a great day. welcome to the what is the game here for a decent. place to talk about a. bridge that's a. clear goal. i was here when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was for. i even got white hair. language. this gives me a little but you need to interrupt let's say you want to do their story. or fighting them for a little information for margaret. shaken not stirred stocks are skittish as trade tensions drive investors crazy u.s. president or trump says talks with china are back on he believes beijing wants to make a deal. can you call that a big milestone the 1st east african nations to join the world's league of oil exporters and not just printing parts but creating business and jobs our tech outfits in south africa are harnessing the potential of the next industrial revolution. i did let's do business it's a roller

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every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes when you know off to the 1st case of the bowl it was reported the outbreak is intensifying more cases have been confirmed in the densely populated. prompting one death to close its border with the d.r. seen. and the south african team a just taking on gun violence will tune in today radio show where people who've been affected by crime are finding their voice. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're cheated in a year off to a bowl of 1st broke in congo the spread of the disease of his unchecked almost 2000 people have died making this the 2nd worst outbreak on record run by closed its frontier with the democratic republic of congo off to a 3rd case of the deadly virus was to takes it in the border city of gold in north keevil that province has borne the brunt of the outbreak together with neighboring it but 15 people also in quarantine in south keevil which was previously unaffected. the 3rd confirmed case is the baby daughter off a minor who traveled from the north of the d.r. sea to goma this is the 1st

because coming up next it's a business africa with one facility you're watching you know we news only allow rock and roll and on behalf of the entire news scene thank you for spending this part of it even though. she learned early on the global tourist guide germany's booming capital i love berlin has come to the multicultural metropolis in our duramax series that my dad would like to turn to me i'm now feeling like she should once again sit in the legs of a swiss like me described as 50 nations 50 stories. and 52 very personal tips on berlin's very best features for. good now. covering with kong t.w. . stay up to date don't miss our highlights w. program online w dot com highlights. african officials voice their concerns about the confidence economic challenges says global financial policymakers gathering gonna will they listen to markets are up and running but in which direction comments from the fed head spark a broad based dollar rally of emotion markets don't suffer. africa's biggest oil producing nation nigeria could face industrial action chevron is embroiled in a labor di

noshing markets don't south. africa's biggest oil producing nation nigeria could face industrial action chevron is embroiled in a labor dispute with the unions and and you british prime minister brings you worries for business will break that brinkmanship end in a much greater no deal. and then fizzle and let's do business it's a chance for the collective african voices to be heard officials from the international monetary fund and world bank a meeting with the confidence financial leaders in the ghanaian capital accra africa need stable growth to provide income and jobs for its rapidly growing populations despite an abundance of raw materials and fertile land the opportunities are not being exploited to the benefit of the majority take a look at growth figures overall the economy of sub-saharan africa grew by just 1.65 percent last year and the conference 2 biggest economies are still only modest figures and i do an economy grew by less than 2 percent as you can see south africa well growth there was well below one percent so how can these figures be improved and what can the financial

coach a bit. normally encouraging news from africa and the world who are willing to accept a new story and discussion. is easy town where i would say dude i'm going to come see my country come join us on facebook g.w. for. you. this is dave every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the 7 countries clashing with conservationists zimbabwe will try to end the movie at home to 2 thirds of africa's in a fenced off i'm happy about the decision to continue the baton ivory trade despite their appeals to the international regulation of bodies when you look at it from a good clue or those who see a gentle giant something which is soft but for people would say it was good is i mean was away from death was good to my way from the record to the road where we have lost people don't remember the point 3. things will go inside ethiopia is only 3 long term drug and alcohol rehab facility where most patients are being treated for their addiction to the d.c. stimulant caps. and will meet the young kenyans who hope to become a limping champions in skateboarding. hello i'm christine wonder i

male domains. 25 years ago the small country in east africa was in the headlines for the most atrocious genocide in recent history. countless women without. they were the ones who rebuilt the country today rwanda has the world's highest number of women in parliament. juliana contend has been a member of parliament for 20 years. they fucked of genocide did. play a big role in name. completely distorting what we used to be and. in trying to put up some different strategies to cope. different in a variety of ways imagined and some of them were women ticking up men traditional roles in society to cope as a coping mechanism. the 994 genocide still of the shadows the country yet today rwanda is seen as one of the most stable nations in the region. over the border in the democratic republic of congo it's a completely different picture a bloody war over natural resources has been raging here for more than 20 years women are often the ones who suffer most. this is a typical road in eastern congo the government is doing nothing to improve infrastructure . lawyer florence for her is on h

this is news africa coming up on the program u.n. peacekeepers under attack in the democratic republic of congo demonstrators marching protest the argues the u.n. mission that and c.b.c. have been met by militias. in uganda an eco friendly business has found a natural alternative to plastic drinking straw they are made from the traditional local plants used in the country. if you think that. if you read. them and think. you could clean them. and anything. you're welcome to the show we start off in the eastern city of beni where police fired tear gas to protect the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo locals marched on the new school headquarters demanding that the force protect them from the militia attacks afflicting the of the country they say that if the mission cannot protect them properly then it should get out of congo. and right the protesters say they're being left to fend for themselves. in the last 2 days alone militias have killed 7 people and disappear at just the latest incidents since massacres began in the region 5 years ago. people in the remote eas

environment series of global $3000.00 on d. w. and online. news africa coming up on the program un peacekeepers under attack in the democratic republic of congo demonstrators in benny march in protest the argues the u.n. is the mission of feeling that and see the fia being manned by militias. and in uganda an eco friendly business has found a natural alternative to plastic drinking strolls they are made from the traditional local plant used in the country. before it is that the only. things will play if you want to. think. you can clean. and they think. i am my god julia you're welcome so the show we start off in the east of benny where police fired tear gas to protect the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo locals marched on the new school head cortez demanding that the force protect them from the frequent attacks afflicting the of the country they say that if their mission cannot protect them properly then it should get out of congo. and right the protesters say they're being left to fend for themselves. in the last 2 days alone militias have killed 7 people and mark

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know. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the shops closed for business in south africa mobs have been underground feature and spit township of so when you think he'll own by foreign nationals the government says it's concerned and has urged communities to refrain from the criminal activity. and the most vulnerable of the victims of monday's conflict will hear from the children haunted by nightmares of the fighting. then is kenya on track to ridding itself of doping. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you did there's been a series of looting incidents in south africa residents from the township of soweto last safe to have gone on an overnight spree on wednesday told the teen shops run by foreign nationals this video circulating on social media pope wants to show a mob ransacked shop policing continued on thursday morning this video taken in soweto district shows a separate model the south african government has on the brain it's. going to go over to soweto now way to fulfil a scene to malaya is standing by he is the director console

. this is dede every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes brutality on the streets of how to zimbabwe a police beat opposition supporters who peacefully protest it despite a bad will we see more scenes like this in the coming days the m.d.c. has vowed to continue the demonstrations. and comic relief for the ones who have lived through our offices in the central african republic are using theatre to make people aware of a new court that's been set up to prosecute all crimes committed in the country we're talking to a prosecutor from the court. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along it's been a tense day in zimbabwe police clashed with anti-government protesters in the capital harare this morning opposition supporters took to the streets despite a police ban on the protest which was upheld by zimbabwe's high court police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the demonstration is around 80 people were arrested and several would be eaten by police the protests was originally organized by zimbabwe's opposition movement for democr

reliable information for margaret. this is africa coming up on the show arrested without notice and now without being. investigated journalist eric there is still behind one week after he was seized by the police to talk to the committee to protect journalists about his case also coming up. what house fashion got to do with an all inclusive society check out the story of a young student using fashions just about taking it all in. a northern north alone. and. that you know one of the course. it's great to have you with us on the show now just a week ago investigative journalist i recall been there out was arrested by police in tanzania since then his legal team that he should be charged or released on bail but authorities that the opposite has now been charged with offenses so serious that he's not eligible for bail outs all this is how we got here. why did the police arrest eric at this home in dar es salaam a week ago tons in the end officials responded to that question with a statement he had not been answering their questions they set. what. the police did was a mandate to arrest all

news africa coming up on the program un peacekeepers under attack in the democratic republic of congo that was treated as the inventor much in protest the argues the u.n. mission of feeling that and c.b.c. had been made that by militias. in uganda an eco friendly business has found the natural alternative to plastic drinking strollers they have made from the traditional local plant used in the country. if you let me. get. a little something. you can clean it instead. and anything. michael jr you're welcome so the show we start off in the eastern city of beni where police fired tear gas to protect the u.n. stabilization mission in the democratic republic of congo locals marched on that when you still have cortez demanding that the force for take them from the few. afflicting they are part of the country they see that if their mission cannot protect them properly then it should get out of congo. and the rights of the protesters say they're being left to fend for themselves. in the last 2 days alone militias have killed 7 people and mark disappear at just the latest incident since

to expand into different parts of the world including asia and africa. the china's biggest private company well way technology africa has been a goldmine of so it's countries like south africa nigeria kenya which is where now had to live in some of the biggest most rapidly growing telecom. has studied the wild way of hearing. they're building products for example that are suited to the african market the cheapest mobile phone that you can get in various african markets it's a chinese phone so you will duck for almost like the tone months of both in the summer and they are building relationships with governments they are providing infrastructure so while we has provided a lot of infrastructure for. surveillance in kenya and i see team kenya to work in every country was developed by those people somewhere in the middle and that's really useful for governments here so we advise you know on that government data centers on the economy and services or anything else we can share those experiences from around the world and the nice thing is of course it provides benefits of people connecte

africa coming up on the program un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo demonstrators in benny march in protest the accusation us the station mission feeling that and see the fia being led by militias. in uganda an eco friendly business has found the natural alternative to plastic drinking strolls made from the traditional local plant used in the country. itself is that the length and the. limit all. you can reinvent it. in anything. you're welcome so the show we start off in the east of benny where police fired tear gas to protect the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo locals marched on the new school head cortez demanding that the force protect them from the few militia afflicting the out of the country they see that if that mission cannot protect them properly then it should get out of congo. and right the protest being left to fend for themselves. who in the last 2 days alone militias have killed 7 people and smart disappear at just the latest incident since massacres began in the region 5 years ago. people in the remote east congolese province have give

. such these habitats are often not in protected areas . places that d.w. news up next business africa with benefits more world headlines at the top of the hour. which of it. joining links to news from africa and the world or link to exception stories and discussions from news of easy to our website deputed comes to join us on facebook. for. the world is getting more and more. mourners. among problems. the global 3000 talks with senior british researchers who take a more optimistic view. while it is not always a good place but it's much much clearer than it was how is the world really getting better. i close to $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th sunday w. . a bumpy road to africa's industrial transformation. finally joins the race to modernize with the country's 1st com manufacturing project. experts say female corporate leaders could prove global growth so what's holding them back if you talk to the s.n.p. executive board member a different spot. global spillover from the u.s. chinatown just putative realizes investors seek safety in central banks and supplies right. and shi

high of 40 in abu dhabi at 40 as well and then down here across parts of southern africa the temperatures are on the rise not for cape town unfortunate going to be seeing those temperatures stay in the high teens over the next few days so here in cape town 22 degrees is how we start here on saturday by the time we get to send it is going to be 18 degrees but take a look at durban your temperatures are on the rise we do expect to see 32 degrees for you in johannesburg at 27. we want to go to 0 a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. stocks have plunged after beijing announcing crews tariffs on $75000000000.00 worth of american goods u.s. president donald trump says he's ordering american companies to close chinese operations brazil's president says he may send in the army to battle fires that are burning through the amazon forest while leaders are calling it an international crisis and they're demanding action french president emanuel mccrone wants urgent talks at this weekend's g. 7 summit. iran's foreign ministers hailed a positive talks with the french president on sal

. truly treat. my. good more than. mourn. this is due to the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the shops are closed for business in south africa mobs have been underground which can be china's bid township of soweto losing killings owned by foreign nationals the government saying it's concerned and has urged communities to refrain from the criminal activity. and the most vulnerable of the victims of mali's conflict will hear from the children pointed by night means off the fighting. then is kenya on track to ready to give step using doping. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm gadget chanted there's been a series of looting incidents in south africa residents from the township of celestial say to have gone on an overnight spree on wednesday told the teen shops run by foreign nationals this video is circulating on social media pope wants to show a mob ransacked shop lifting continued on thursday morning this figure taking it so it will stiffen of district shows a separate mob these other african government has on damned the braves. we're going to go ove

there's. africa coming up on the show there's a creek across the land. that's trying to stop the. march towards the capital. nothing grows here anymore he said. if it keeps. the people living on the river. it's great to have you with us on the show. it's changing and the new report from the un details the deepening crisis it's a catastrophe that's not made in africa but it's already hits in the continent michael kamandi sent us this report from nairobi. it's a widely held belief here in africa that climate change is a problem for the rich it's also a prize in the fridays for future protests barely gained any traction on the continent just about 10 countries participated in the events that tended to be fairly small the irony of course is that it's poor an ordinary africans were most affected by the impact of climate change here in kenya haddad's who are running away from a persistent drought having to bring their livestock all of the way up just to keep them alive and in nigeria more and more people are being forced into the cities as desertification puts pressure on their land th

with a fantastic news ical project from south africa let's have a quick look at what else is coming up on today's program. it's flower time in the belgian capital brussels and the city hall at the center. and if you bend it like beckham well you're sure to like the latest film from british director chad out blinded by the light blends a u.k. coming of age story with the music. well it was in 1998 that peter guy and american double bass player who had moved to south africa started the ball toby last string project it began with 18 kids from the black townships around. and since then hundreds of children from disadvantaged backgrounds have learned to play a string instrument well today the orchestra travels the world and we took in their performance at the right angle festival in western germany. far away from home south africa's bunch of string orchestra plays a piece of music called the nelson. program is a nod to. the pieces by austrian composer joseph biden. never performing it with a choir from hydrants from country for many it's a 1st visit to the continent of the music they starte

doesn't want to judge us business africa the back of the top of the out of the. trail today don't miss our highlights. program. w dot com hard. listen carefully. don't move soon. to get. discovered the. subscribe to the documentary. is africa gearing up to show beijing the cold shoulder china is the biggest investor on the continent and its biggest credit hold up some african countries including ethiopia want to get out of the gate trap. also coming up with germany's chemical and life signs company bias it's animal health units to count to epping revenues and profits. put chill game face on because it's games combine the world's largest gaming event is back with a new focus on smaller developers. but come to you this is africa cajones to have you with us. now china is africa's biggest investor in infrastructure projects invest this good there is a caps with loans was $143000000000.00 between 200-2017 china has also become the largest creditor on the continent international critics have long said beijing is landing african nations in debt tops and encouraging dependency and there are sk