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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

chinese i trade opportunities in southern and west africa up to building a massive new culture middle in the media. china tries to wean itself off coal but it's doing a very good job of pushing the outdated and dirty technology on africa. and how syrians fleeing the civil war are benefiting from an appetite for their traditional dishes in the sudanese capital. i'm going fizzling let's do this. that's the media is well on its way to becoming an international trading hub the southern african nation has inaugurated and you put terminal in the hope of a surge in trade and tourism let's hope the world trade wars don't destroy that the terminal links to a whole host of landlocked neighbors to the sea. a slight pick up person maybe as president unveiled the new container terminal but it was smiles all round as the $200000000.00 facility file for space was finally opened. the terminal constructed by beijing state owned china harbor engineering company will more than double the ports handling capacity bring it up to $750000.00 containers a year. i mean it is. fluid. so we're. going. to do that bu

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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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way to. come to do business in africa i want to johns and thanks for joining us french president in manila not call as promised that this year's summit. 7 leaders and b. of its focus on the fight against inequality it's a tall order given that the g 7 have been talking about this issue for years now with little to show for at least that's what g 7 critics say among them oxfam ahead of the summit of the organization set out 7 key issues it's as the g 7 must act on for years oxfam activists have shown up at g 7 summits to protest against social inequality this time around in bihar it is no exception the g 7 countries oxfam says have to get their act together. the protesters demands include increased climate protection more funding for education and health fair tax systems and gender equality some of these points like the one concerning gender equality came up in talks on friday between. president of g 7 host country france and g. o. representatives but several protests calling for an end to empty promises are still slated to take place on the sidelines of the summit. well let's talk a

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

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. africa complain about the price of. africa's becoming more self-sufficient another has joined the race to industrialized parts of the continent. his 1st attempt at producing vehicles. have to take on the global auto giants 1st slice of the huge african market. this is one of uganda's biggest innovations since independence over 55 years ago. the 5 seater has been made by young ugandans. there were days when we're just in the loving you know there was nothing yet on there and but the day that come of it i think fighting for us to know that we didn't just have. one now confident enough that we can inspire and that it's possible to make things in uganda. it is uganda's 1st come on foot starting project and funded by the government the young people behind it are the face of a generation that the government hopes will drive uganda's economy 20 industrialized part we believe that uganda actually has a lot of you know innovation potential if you look at the statistics we have the top into premier ship 20 percent so with all of that innovation and the excitement and with all the education that is

tariffs the chinese indicates they want to retaliate just yet. the head of africa's development bank to now says japan's claims that china are saddling african nations with unsustainable debt. and what do you get when 2 tech titans freight elevators jackknives as they sit in the last few could get a little uncomfortable. and it was all that's their business there is optimism next month's trade talks between the world's top 2 were commies will see progress it's hard to believe where the enthusiasm is coming from last month's talks in shanghai got nowhere washington set to fire off the next round of tariffs this we get stocks on the rise on wall street and all over the world in their stores regaining hope that china and the u.s. are committed to resolving their long running trade war the optimism comes after the chinese side hinted that beijing will not immediately respond with more tariffs and the talks are ongoing to strike a deal. with what i can tell you is that the negotiating teams of china and the united states have maintained effective communication we hope the u.s. will show s

deadly attacks but that's changing at the tourism industry is recovery. is business africa d.w.i. . welcome these european government is embarking on a series of reforms aimed at opening up the economy along with a commitment to privatized several state enterprises polman has agreed to allow if yo people's living abroad to invest and set up lending businesses in the country absent all that has not been possible because the government fit the influx of foreign money the traditional small scale lending practices and economists see the opening up of the financial industry to the country's not. as a trial run for more liberalization 5000000 ethiopians live outside the country prime minister. who has been in charge for a year now is seen by many as a reform lot. let's bring in the. if he'll pm journalist based in frankfurt germany and joins us now from this about it what why is the government doing this right now. thanks for having me yes as you earlier mentioned it's part of the economy pre-formed that the government. has been doing and it's part of. one of the reasons it's not only

although ethiopia is one of the fastest growing economies in africa it's still a growth figures coincide with a shop rise in inflation from just over 9 percent last november through around 15 percent last month and internet shut down since a coup attempt in june a wiring many theo paeans the pm says he wants the internet to help drive development but he also says the shutdowns a necessary to save lives and even suggests they could become permanent. published today lemme splits her time between ethiopia and germany let's go over to her now what's it like trying to run a business with the internet down. well it's a it's nearly impossible particularly when the government turns states and it's completely off. and then we can go to 22 after my eyes they have turned it off completely and nobody had any access some type of state turned off and you may get access to you know expensive fast connections in hotels and other places but when they do close it or completely it devastates they kind of me it devastates the people who are trying to make you know the estimate people are forced to travel to

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africa has been particularly badly affected and going to the situation is becoming serious over 2 and a half 1000000 fish and the well being of the industry is critical to livelihoods and the west african country. every morning uncle a young son goes out to sea full of hope. he has been. a fisherman for over 12 years it was his own uncle who taught him when he was a boy. now yanks in a showing his own sons the ropes of fishing is getting more difficult here. and see that's the way we start our day by asking god to help us to catch some fish or there was i don't know what we will eat at home but i want to this is the only thing i can do to look after my wife and my kids. and if you're here for a. song as well this prayer is used to try and coax some fish into the nets for a long time the good man coast was home to one of africa's most fish rich bodies of water but in the last 50 years fish stocks have dropped by half and today it's the same old story for uncle at a yanks and his prayers for full nets have not been answered. at the fish market in the town of elmina some fishermen have don

kurdish regions of iraq is finally showing signs which tribal. business africa want to get. to have you with us now. as the world marks 400 years since the 1st recorded african slaves arrived in north america slavery remains a modern day phenomenon the united nations estimates that over 40000000 people are trapped in forced labor often they are lauded into their predicament by false promises or even worse handed over as children by their parents our report takes us to nigeria. when she was 6 years old her mother gave her to a rich family in 1000 capital abuja she had to work around the clock for no pay she was beaten regularly today accompanied by a guardian but no 11 year old whose name is blessing is ready and able to talk about her harrowing experience and how she was forced to lie to her mother. mondale's gong bashing rebel what's happening to me. and going to school. a long slow. blessing was kept as a slave millions around the world continue to be held against their will and forced to work for nothing it's estimated that over $40000000.00 people are currently and during this b

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. the men's world cup the cocoa america gold cup and the africa cup of nations has a season high pitched so crass as a chance to make such an event was right around the corner the german bundesliga is heating up and as always we're there to keep you updated with the latest on kickoff . to mislead the sun starting over 16 feet of. this is data is africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the shops closed for business in south africa mobs have been underground which could be chance but township of soweto. losing kilos owned by foreign nationals the government pays its home soon and has urged communities to refrain from the criminal activity. and the most of the victims of mali's conflict will hear from the children born to buy nightmares off the fighting. then is kenya on track to ridding its athletics.

thank you very much. well the head of africa's development bank argues that china is not trying to lead the continent into a debt trap japan's leader has criticised the loan conditions beijing of his own fricken countries at the tokyo international conference on african development she says instead japan is focusing on providing high quality infrastructure funds including trade insurance to spur private investment. ports airports railways and roads many african nations need huge amounts of capital to upgrade their infrastructure china is the continent's biggest investor by far now japan is trying to play catch up at the last 8 summit in 2016 japan pledged $30000000000.00 in public and private funds for infrastructure education and health care its struggle to reach that amount due to a general lack of interest from japan's multinationals still the government in tokyo doesn't want to leave africa saddled with chinese debt which japanese officials say how strings attached. the president of the african development bank pushes such concerns aside i don't think that is a deliberate plan by tr

d.w. . it's all happening to each of footy and. 2 are linked to news from africa and the world. your link to exceptional stories and discussions continue and welcome to news african kind of grammy night from born in germany from the news of these eats and what with safety debbie that comes to africa to join us on facebook t w africa. president trump announces 18 other rounds of tariffs against china and it could be the most painful get for american businesses and consumers getting retail electronics especially hard. also on the show farmers in argentina see opportunity and risk in their countries landmark trade deal with the e.u. . and guess what european country has so few young people that are still paying them to stick around and start their careers at home. this is your business report i'm stephen bears in for lead thanks for joining us president donald trump says the u.s. will add a 4th round of tariffs on chinese goods beginning september 1st as trade talks between the 2 sides continue it would be a 10 percent levy on $300000000000.00 worth of goods and unlike previous ro

min. it's all happening the looks of it a kind of. your link to from africa and the world. your links to exceptional stories and. discussions continue and will come to do something program tonight from born in germany from the news of the z. town i would say d. w. it comes to africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. s.o.s. europe. is in crisis. if it still has a future you will meet champions young champions are going. for activists who are countries. they are sleeping so to. do they stand a chance. safety good idea. oh my god i need to stand up for european values and contribute to something important that shit. future of europe starts september 2nd on d. w. . this is the w. news live from britain's prime minister france's president told talks in paris. the withdrawal agreement being negotiated with me irish backstop scrapped the president not cross describes the fact indispensable though he does hold out hope that the deal can still beat up also on the program 10 years in jail for the migrant convicted in the stabbing death of a german last year which sparked riots in the ci

of africa where prices are surging prior to the holiday. this is d.w. business i'm joined on in berlin welcome it may be called the u.s. china trade war but it could be the world economy loses out fears of a steadily dimming outlook as investors dumping stocks and running for safe haven. india the country where gold prices have soared to an all time high it was one of 3 countries to take markets by surprise on wednesday the indian central bank cut its benchmark rate by 35 basis points more than analysts expected. but india wasn't the only surprise for investors thailand central bank unexpectedly lowered rates for the 1st time in 4 years and the reserve bank of new zealand cut the benchmark rate by 50 basis points to one percent the lowest level ever this series of rate cut decisions could be a sign the u.s. china trade war is taking its toll and central bankers are trying their best to avert recessions cutting interest rates makes money cheaper to borrow and that generally boost spending where economic activity may be stoli. some analysts say it may be too early to cut rates des