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the files give rise to down really have to go see starts january 27th. the this, the state of virginia is africa coming up on the program. all we close that's attending one of effort, his deadliest diseases, the roll out of the walls 1st. malaria vaccine began in kind of really, it's an important moment in the fight against the disease. we also believe the experts, if it will be a success. and we meet the young women building space between fondness and hood is enrolled in nigeria, the the action on and off the pitch and ask on, including the ticket sales glitch that list thousands of empty seats in the stadium
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. no, they ask because the traditional phones will tell you how one music artist is the one that is doing just that. the hello i'm christine. when do i it's good to have your company. the world health organization is calling is an historic step for the children off can over the country is launching the world 1st malaria vac sedation program. for infants, the new job will be offered free of charge and nationwide to all children. and to 6 months, the rollout comes off to successful trials in gonna kenya and malawi, which showed the vaccine, slashed mortality for infants who did get infected with malaria. now. and this
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a to borne disease kills more than $600000.00 people a year. 95 percent of those in africa with children and the 5 make up more than 80 percent off bits. now this comes off to cape the, became the latest african nation to be certified as a malaria free. now the head of w h o 7 years was a beacon of hope for the illumination of the disease. this achievement sends a clear message to the world that was quality, can wield the strong partnership and the full commitment of every part and then they illumination of money. it is possible anyway, but that's not a, it's so and cameron almost a 3rd or medical consultations on the larry legs and w h o vegas, say 11000 people die of the disease that every get. the vaccine is a significant step in the fight against malaria. and not everyone is willing to
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have their child vaccinations be good to this is just 6 months old. but today she's good enough as dues with lexi cameron, as long as you knew this, somebody about your nation is a global 1st. i don't and that it's a quarter of 3. she was a go for high chance. for for me, the new job is essential. yes, you click on, i'm happy. they finally produced the spec saying the my 1st child was very sick with malaria. he had convulsions and tests showed that it was caused by malaria. that's why i don't want to take chances with my other children. i take vaccination seriously, so funny, but at the hospital other mothers are we didn't get to have the children bucks. you need to be have good reason to take up the know pollution, molly arguments and mitchell public health problems and come room officials are convinced that the vaccine can help a decent. so we have an additional tool that will complete the range of instruments
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. we have to preventing malaria, and obviously the hope is that we will see a rapid decline with the malaria mobility onto mortality. and i'm a need for the time being the vaccine is only available in a few clinics like this one. but not all motors have agreed to have the children vaccinated the planet to include the job in the red blood to who do you know collisions into our law or at least i q and for the routine books. and they showed of a 6 month old baby, but then she turned onto my lawyer vaccine. now the reason i didn't agree is because i wasn't aware of it. i didn't know it existed on the bus or not, but we never spoke about as if we talked about it everywhere. maybe in the media door to door. if people are informed, then it will mean that we're prepared and that we know that a vaccine like that exist slowly so that we won't be surprised and all would be okay. despite the drawbacks source, as lead me did efficacy, availability,
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vaccines abilities is less than 5 mortality makes it a game changer. and another one is in the pipeline. the biggest challenge would be confusing parents to bring that to, to, to the clinic for the job. so how transformative is the new valeria vaccine rose, like it is, professor of immunology and power sentato gene at one of the world's leading larry experts. she told me what the most important number will be in measuring the success of the specs, the nation program. how many of these mazda is we're able to kind of beans to take the children for vaccination at 6 months, as i say that because there's been quite a lot of back soon as you can see as. so the government has really brought up with the communication and we're hoping that communication will go right
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down to the laura a or is the village is. i'm really confident those monitors have to bring the children for vaccinations. i have the experience a few weeks ago. we bothers when we met mothers who came for routine immunization that we talked to them and said, you can't box them into town. yes. have you heard of the vaccine? it had just the right time rule. and they said yes about the vaccine with windows. i mean, for right now, or until we get wind formation because we do everything the french people saying different things about the it's a little bit scary for us. so. okay, i'm coming for that back to now. yeah, and i guess showing up public confidence is going to be necessary across the continent because the hesitancy that you're describing is not unique it's, it's
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a camera room, but we know that the capillary and government is, is, is rolling up this vaccination program for free. do you know about plans for the rest of the continent? is there enough vaccine for every new born in africa? i couldn't really answer that question because i quoted the framework of the global moliere program. you know, designs are, i quotient this, let's press so and then risk in south africa. and these was the framework, but definitely the distribution of limits that supplies often my layer of accident . because the way editing is a strong thoughts. it's amelia and for 3 years. and she's all morris what we needed now. it's about a 100 and you just those, this would be a so that's our. so what happened was the global malaria programs of action. there have been put to the development of this framework. exports valera expos from all
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over the world, the system and then look at it as the criteria a, b, s, the call me it's, you know, what in that country the prevalence, the walk, we need to take, you know, x problem. we have to use all these criteria events, you define country, you know, so from category one, category 2345. so category ones are the ones now, at the top, you know, the higher it adds prevalence just high mortality is high in this category. one area is the kind of good values anyway, so they have the ones that have access the cartridge. the one is in all the way you'll see something interesting countries a lot. it's happened to. so when that, when we get more of accent, it might then go to the category to is, you know,
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solve that problem or yes, we're hoping that the ad $21.00, which is about some of the same molecule, but about the same, you know, kind of class of it uh, it talk to them when they collect aspects, you know, the same kinds of the chase that you use that year. so talking about the airplane, the wind is coming also. and we're hoping that with an hour 21 actually and hopefully once it gets the actual pre qualification, we can also have that boxes added on that. and how big the quantities of the art can anyone to add onto the r t s. and so we can have enough for all the countries in africa. well, hoping that will happen. so professor, you've betty case had your life slip to larry research. i'm, you've said that malaria is the reason you decided to practice admits. and i just
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wonder what this moment means for you, especially with the 1st roll out of the malaria vaccine being in your home country camera really. or i feel, you know, really big come a run in a copy of the truck, but i was looking forward. we bought all the malaria looking for the back, so they just sent me a long time for us to come to even business for us back to, to you can say it's not the best, which is the 1st and a little happens back. so to me, you know, i'm really happy to see you then from the start of the room, but then i'd be proud if the object is a bed. if we really cannot get the most of the children that we wanted to see vaccinate vaccine. so, but if we cannot do that because of this past tense, they've got to really make me very sad. but anyway, we have time being,
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all this communication is really would be in the, you know, god, the, the government of the rep program is somebody to know. but yeah, and so we're really hoping that we can see, you know, it's really this looks like the black set this, you know, we have to take ownership of this fight against malaria. and it's not that yet. we'd need mines such change in our society, which is really not that the communications that we have. it will at least, you know, make some kind of a difference. well, see this what happens together and see whether we can really smile off. we're going to, it's about well i for one, i'm hoping that will be smiling. professor rose like as always, thank you very much for your insights.
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this the hell is one of the world's most venerable areas to time to change intense drought and flooding or common in the region, and that's making 1st how land and water increasingly skiffs. this is contribution to conflict between communities, such as in north east and nigeria with violence between hood is and fond. this has led to more debts and displacement of more people than the bulk of around terrace since agency. but in a demo, a state young women are stepping up to bring peace to their communities. state of use, sarah che reports had drives the schedule through farm. then it's a constant that sold to find water and food for the animals. as land dries out in the desert, expense making and living has been causing deadly conflict and communities across smooth and nigeria. this land behind me used to be green full of trees and bush, but now it's become on usable. as the hell is creeping further south every year.
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smoldering villages and putting more and more pressure on communities, especially between hard us. we're trying to find grass and water for the cattle and pharma struggling to keep the crops of life. but me, things like this one and they're selling district of autumn. i was stage can reduce tension between those competing groups by increasing communication with someone over the summer quite well. some of you are done with the harvest. others are still in the middle of it. so was all the challenges you're facing during this harvesting season for somebody. and i can't find who wanna, this is how i mussa, she gathers from us and had us from across the region each month to talk. and there's plenty to discuss dispute. it's cut the roots child how does with hundreds of cows to look off the and arguments between farm us who claimed the same lands broke on. i'm going to pull it up for normal human reaction. be to take that all
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into our own house on and off, but now i take pictures and show you them to the community leaders. then we'll bring everyone to the table to negotiate and punish be offend by low. northern nigeria has a long history of conflict between hunting and farming communities, fuels by the harsh environments on top of old religious, political and ethnic divisions. but it's not just history. in 2 days, nigeria with child goes, how does carry solar phone charges in the field? social media can play a crucial role. the entire 2 families and headers are the mileage fees. and so rather than leave in peach and how many dealers you, cindy solo mon, promotes messaging like this. she also disapproves fake news. translates positive
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messages into different local languages. and encourages other women to take on an active role to we almost lead past c as the victims. we hardly get the chance to voice out some of this effects we get off the top conflict. wintry when sense of ties and we paint when it's with god ballpark idea. we mean i'd be a 6 conflict positives. remember how the is a good example. all the conflicts arise in the shelling area, they no longer escalate, like they do in other regions. ok, i that, but also that was i'm a lucky as why. as soon as i'm a fall and listen heard is can never be separated and you go make a up with them and let the eyes where there is peace between us. and there is a shed prosperity as food and water grow around, it will become ever more important for communities to work like this one, to avoid violence.
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and i'll be on the 2023 advocate. couple of nations has the reach the end of a group stage that has produced some shock results and plenty of dramatic score lines. as phone how, how do i request that has a raise or the station? one of the one that has the main thing is online like it's sticky system which should have issues me that that has nice to not to, 220001000 then set up a bit of walking outside of the episode, which seems like my and i'm now going to be talking to sampson or molly, who is in visual for the tournament. high samsung. before we get to the on page action as have gone, we've heard reports that it's not been easy for fans to get tickets. what's this one about? you know, little to the trinket trade 3. i've got
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a couple of nations the configuration of opt in football, cat, which is a complement bulk of an and buddy and introduce an online ticket to suspend the 1st of its guides. since the history all the i've got a couple of nations out, it was intended to make a ticket procurement, quite easy for the funds. but unfortunately the water was being since a competition spot is that he does popped up more problems for fonts. once he gets, gets, gets into the bad news to get into the stadium. so what's the marches? we'll see in a lot of cases where the tickets are not available when they're available. also very expensive, but you've got a pc, you have the category 3, think it will cost about $5000.00 so far. the bracket which is about $10.00. i'll get you about 9 years that are both this got to go once it gets worse, much as for 2002 over the 607-0000. uh chevy front. uh, which is almost quadruple. what you would expect now leading up to some of the games comp, i've also gone ahead to put up some isolated designated vent as where to actually
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go in there. but apparently didn't solve the problem and that's what was said or how to empty stadiums in was the bad use that you can imagine a game between nigeria and it was a rude guinea with less than a 1000 feeling of this. they don't behind me here. the loss of what drugs they don't, which is full by 60000 spectators about any given time. christine. okay, so it's really a mess of a glitch that went with the ticketing system. but let's talk to some of the big upsets that we've seen already. this tournament for me, gone is departure early, departure i should say is top of mind, but why don't just hold more a little bit about this, the big plays and so, so to say, and the big teams, how have they said in this f gone, the europe superstars as he liked to go with him. yeah. the very top names. yeah. and i can go through a few of them for you while i'm at the age of the place where i live. oh,
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i mean after the 1st 2 gigs, he couldn't play the 3rd month because somebody how much do you think he's back in england? where beach he said yes. struggles in this tournament. what about the towards the middle of by julia? well this will not, but do you have them to pick up this debt to and he is still sick. he wants to just present the crowd on the outcome of the yeah. and then he's also tried to put his name on the market on medical team. so i've got the 3 matches that failed so that yeah, the play at the top, there's a strong mama. kudos from god on his don't. well, he plays with west diamond is so far. he got upgrades, one of the games he played out. unfortunately, he has to write these the bad guys out. there's another one read write off or jerry . oh jerry, i saw the also is also the competition. i'd rather read or regret. i mean that he didn't quite show up when you think about the fact that the 20190 jerry, where the junctions are based on a make them are as play take to your role in that and then full camera and also on order to drug insight into stone and then you have the likes of andrea. oh no,
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not think people so much to united is also let me go since i've been able to keep a kinship. and that also tells you about some of the top names as we have them, as really, really, really, really be struggling in this document. yeah, and yet, there's so much advise around them being on the team. when of a f one is coming around, but samsung, the african federation, is proud about the fact that the number of sponsors has gone up full for this tournament and, and, and reach to tell us more. yes, um one of the key objectives then of course em all the comment preston, all the confusion of i've given football, dr. participant, zippy. he has some sort of god as being the fact that he has always what that on any time you listen to him, he talks about the fact that i've got a foot board was become more competitive. i, you, company can, can be competitive when you don't have money coming through. and so was seeing what declining in this store. number 2, why is sort of the price types of the global part because you have
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what date of fine we, they ask a couple fission. so you have to separate the already also have to be sure. right? it's funny, like we've never had before, was one of those will be paid for television right now. what this means is that the clock, i mean rather than national to use the country. but football patricia will be the biggest beneficiary of these, you know, introduction and talk about the rights for tv. you have to separate the europe several countries in i was like, you know, straight down the street. yeah. oh, it was the kind of attraction that you want, where you pick up on the truck that you know a lot of by both of those spaces and goes up putting them on the quickly. and that's why the average of all the how big issue is not because i'm gonna have to kind of, i don't want to be biased about this, but on the no good,
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it appears that this should be paid based on that. what we have good on the the issue. okay, that is all man keeping his eyes on the bowl for us as as con samsung. oh molly, in windy beach on. thank you. thank you very much. christy unexplored. it isn't one tab with one musical artist has made, keeping traditional african music alive. his lives submission. michael mccain bit has journey to across africa to capture the phones off the coincidence people. we caught up with him and kick on since 2018. been going across the country, run that recording condition sounds to create an old jimmy. the nice old jimmy, jim will help the new generation to understand connect with the
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traditional music africa. we have a culture called respond like a style that is very cool. and after gave you an even a caution jim, it is someone called in and out of out of the response. some interesting thing is that when i go record, i don't have something specific. i want to go and i want something with intake on something. i caught, it was something that just happened at that moment. hazel is in these federal deputies today saying that that's where you will look for him. that wants to go and he's kind of nice. sounds understand one by one cuz it's a group of homes and they play together. and each one is has a different phone,
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a different or anything different ability. these are the attorney settings for i mean that for me they have very, very important because they have something in our culture place is very, very, very. ready measuring, waking up play, they run and whole according data called my point, a safe and sound to our nation of sound. it will be various chemical, and there are in general have many phones and keep defensive depending on gas phones. if we get a are in the heart of the trumpet with the gun, we is called assigned the middle of your phones from assigned using metal or for your guys it is used tubing, the entrance into the 0 your policies and then you,
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then it's melody is different from, according to restaurants, because i'm assigned, you have different time when you have to mail all of these. the matches with the crowds sheets more from the transitive interest uses the entire bass. in general, we play 5 different trumpets, no the. and that is it for now be sure to take out all other stories on d, w dot com, forward slash africa, also on social media, and will leave you with pictures of the separation off if any or tim kits. one of the most important dates in the, if you open all the adults christian calendar, these images offer mikayla. and if you appears to bride region, the 1st time kit of to the recent piece agreement. so you next time by the,
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