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what secrets lie behind these discovered new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage dw world heritage 360. now the this is dw news africa coming up on the program. how should the world deal with the african countries that are on the military rule? germany's development minister visits but cannot fast so despite prior condemnation of the military take over that, we have co wide this and all the countries in this a health matter to germany. also coming up and gone a few among l. g, b, t, q people, and as a country gets even closer to adopting a new bill criminalizing their lifestyles and get a closer view from across on the implications of as low as the rising cost of
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living in many countries threatens to stoke social unrest. the african development bank predicts the continents economic outlook is not all doom and gloom. the banks president speaks to dw advocacy be a global townhouse when it comes to sort of new energy. epic has to be 65 percent of the remaining on call too, but it's unable landed below. so after cash, silsbee of pi house incident articles and smashing away the stress. nigerians visit a rage rooms to let out the anger and frustration of correspondence also has a go. the other i'm told me on lady ball. welcome to the program to germany's minister for economic cooperation and development has been in book in a fossil this week. as part of a trip to this a hell spaniel,
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schultz is the 1st european minister to visit the country since the latest crew took place. but can also is currently under its 2nd successive military regime and its departure from democracy just like its neighbors. molly and media has prompted condemnation from the region and beyond but the visit by the german minister and a delegation of the west and lead doing a group called us the how the lions. so just the don't to engagement is not shot. soil is dry is does not fall from what good to go. the capital of cooking of fossil extreme heat, little to no rain, and many people in this country stopping. and yet, in the midst of the depleted soil, successful farming is taking place on this training fond students learn to grow sustainable organic food is that if we're working to rebuild the site to make it
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for a tire with bio, fertilize us implants that don't need much more to on top of the project, supported by gemini jobs and aid against hunger for german development minister spin. yesterday, it's a means to fight tara, in 2022. the military sees power. they are positioning themselves against the west, especially against the former colonial power fronts. the new strategic partner is russia at $35.00, former military captain bryant covey is the youngest president in the world. his goal to regain control of the entire country, launch pots of which are in the hands of t had to cover risk groups. to 1000000 people are fleeing violence and tongue. the young interim president was with an increasingly heavy hand. critics disappear or are sent to the front. russia is present everywhere. at the same time,
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an anti western mood is being stood up on social media. this information contains also with support from russia. these 2 and a list, work against fake news, and one to reach young people in particular on social media with quality to and elisabeth. the door to the academy project, also funded by the gym government reliable information versus this information. so don't not close outlook consists of contributing to an enlightened public opinion and to give citizens access to verified information because they need this to be able to fulfill their obligations within society. with commitment equinox, the foreign minister of the military government explains the corporation with russia is a question of supply and demand. have a russian has
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a pop now that respects all decisions and the russian also meets our needs the well, these are the needs of the population, which is why i believe that i'll pop the ship should increasingly fit into such a framework. your pumpkin? no, but the above the screen is advised that we all choose to cover and state. so we see some things different. see, i emphasized once again how important it is for us. that there was a move towards the democratic collections and the constitutional state stops. and these noon is preparing for the exams at a boarding school finance by weston during this design. his lines investing in education is another way to come. but the roots of tara, but there's still a long way to go. 6000 schools have had to close and booking a fossil because of islam is tara 1000000 children have no schooling. joining us on the program now is germany's development minister span. yeah. schultz
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. who is also president of this a how alliance and she joins us now. from why gotta do good. welcome to the program . you've had a meeting with looking at fossils, military rulers. why did you choose to meet them? especially considering germany and the oppose military takeovers. hey, we would prefer to work with democracies around the world, but the fact is that most of the people lives in a top course take us up to graphic systems. so we need to deal also with them. we want to fight climate change. we want to take care that people can stay home and do not need to migrate. and with all these questions, we need to work together in the world. and that means we also need to have on exchange with the governments like that and look, you know, fossil that's not easy, but that this the fact we need to deal with jimmy's corporation. we book enough so
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now focuses on meeting people's basic needs. how fall can that go under these conditions? we're talking about of the, let's not the easy. there is no black and white where we can work with, with we know if we are not in the region, so that will be space for others. we comp live the leave this region, so the russians, so we need to stay engaged. so we need to fight against the terrorist. um, to be quite honest terrorist, they don't failed water systems. they don't take care for health systems. they don't take care for education. but that is needed for the future of this country. if we want to fight against terrorist, we need a perspective for all the young people here and perspective, that means jobs. that means a government that works also on the local level. and that is something we're
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working on in the saw hill alliance, but also with our children corporation. and so is that an acknowledgment that they have been problems on the military side and using development is sort of the better way the more effective way to go about tackling these problems. yes, we need these development corporation because there is no security without development of so we need to tackle the problems of the people why they get in contact with terrorist. why they have no other perspective. and that means investing in jobs, investing in the future of the people here. and that is what we're doing with the sy, lines 20 a 1000000000 euros are in the region. that is a clear reaction. that means we want to stay engaged. we want to be the better part and else for the regions which would ensure accountability of the long term sustainability of these projects. you know, we're talking 20000000000, that's
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a lot of money a bit on the, the current political climate and some of these countries looking at 5 so and it's neighbors which i haven't challenges with democracy. yes, that is the challenge also for us because we like to invest on certain democratic structures. we like to work together with the democracies about here in the region . there are a autocratic systems and there are a lot of problems that we need to deal with. fighting against terrorism, fighting against climate change that the full we need to work together. so that is why we work with regional level. we work with local authorities. we. we work with the ones who were able to talk to about the ones who wants to continue the work with us. that is not the easy, but i think that is the way we need to go to fight against others who want to take
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place in that region. and i'm just wondering, did you say all of this looking at a book enough also and these countries are those similar challenges? what is your biggest concern as well i think that it was more than one called. so i think of seeing how effective these region is by climate change thing, such a lot of young people with no perspective, with no education, with the, with job perspectives. that is something that needs to change. and that is something we are working on and we need to work together a list, the governments here in the region, we need to work on the local level to, to give a better perspective, more security, more education, more jobs. because that is something that affect the sole source of germany. it seems to be far away, thought the african continent as our neighbor. and what is happening here that
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affects all sol, so in germany that affects us in europe. a. so it is a good advice to work together also with lakes region. ok, so spend your show to german minute stuff, economic development. we appreciate your time. thank you very much for speaking to us. you're watching dw news, africa still to come of the as the economy, bytes in many countries. the president of the african development bank tells us why there's still hope for the future. and we get a glimpse into the space is allowing nigerians to let house the stress gone as president says, he's waiting on a supreme court ruling before he acts on the new l g b t q. bill dfcs is already illegal in the country, but the latest legislation would extend the band to same sex displays of affection
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as well as lobbying for l. g. b t. 2 activities on the bill has considerable support locally and that's a worry for it again. and it targets as dw, as a collegiate report from across slowly ne, real name is b, but he hasn't come out in public because if he is he will be attacked. he says the members of gun is o g p t q plus community. we're already leaving with desperate a formal for big vollings. and you on c o u b t q plus low water mix things even ways life has actually changed for the worse for me personally. and i am not just here to speak on my own personal behalf, because i've seen this played out in other people's lives. the level of fear has increased the level of isolation as increased. since the 16th a cost is already illegal in gun a punishable by up to 3 years in prison,
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the he must sex your rights and family values. bill would further and restricted their rights of all. would you be to pass things with your attempts for identifying as gate or promoting o g p t q activities a time urging a lot of gun names to go and read the bill and see what this bill is because it is not a bill that is supposed to promote gunny and family values, this is a bill of real hatred and vengeance. that is what the bill actually is. rights groups have condemned the bill and say it has implications for all gun use. it is not only do with the people, i mean the media, you can go to present the other are certainly the president for publishing news that is quasi, that to be promoted. so the idea that we have to stifled knowledge that we have to withhold the production of knowledge in a way that it's, you know,
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it's that you only have to speak them a certain way that supports discrimination against other members of the community. that is very put that much of the bill has the backing of religious and traditional lead is. it's also supported by many good news with conservative believes in my, my opinion is a good that because everybody we americans have their file so we have on college. so i think something that we call so that's we are, today's most has said that we knew that to put it out to as africa. we have a quote that i forgot to put get through while, while i get with you get to point to as you see, not as kind of dependence country where we don't spend unless, if you allow the west exempted to going to ask everything such outside opinions having a need for wanes guys in the midst of an economic crisis. the finance ministry has
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warmed the presidents that signing the controversial building to low good, close the country bills of dollars in much needed funding from the world fund. so let's say is if the bill becomes low, his future lies outside of done a i will definitely hide and i will leave. i will not choose to stay in a country that sees me as a criminal. i refused to, i refused to be gagged. i refused to be seen as a criminal. i refused to be criminalized because of who i am as a person. but for now, silly is being in the group. that is to print quotes into president, decide against gun is going to give you the inflation has been shooting up and several african countries. people are finding the incomes
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and not keeping up with the rising cost of living. this has led to some public protests most recently in nigeria way inflation hit a 30 year high in january. but we offer good development bank says the continental economies are growing and will continue an upward trend over the next 2 years. the price um that will actually outpaced the global average. what does that look like in bread and budget terms? what does life really look like for the average african, we've got some opinions. as many people have lost the eye drops, many company have closed down as a result of the costs of baby, because you cannot afford to continue buying the do the production costs keys. how are you feeling with this whole thing? you know, you buy, talk to the people, friends and you like to buy this quite expensive. you go for a website and find yourself sort of downgrading your life, but definitely have to think about it before. i'll go and buy of luck, cheese and the high cost of living as it really affected me of that in person. because you find that a setting up
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a business. and these are going to make things. it's very hard and costly. i'm not asking the government to make everything cheap, but i'm asking for the standards to be affordable to everyone. the taxes on us really just the amount of taxes i'm so sorry sized and you are not able to pay the services and come with these as before on the bill for uh there's no hope of so or a better future. there's no, you just for the, for us, the decisions to fight for a while. all right, that solution to reducing the cost of living, going to be giving from mazda about the lives, the subsidized for kaiser, and those, and giving them the message that you sent, that speak now to the president of the african development bank and up to i can win me a day, she no, thank you very much for your time. thank you for joining us on dw news africa. these are tough economic times at the moment. how can african countries respond
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to these these circumstances to prevent social unrest? my question from us as lights on that side of things right? about the advocates, you know, that's my whole, the head ways that i haven't got faces globally in terms of little by inflation, but also in terms of rice, in depth levels and the precision of congress's cost. climate change advocate continues to post february resident brooks. and in fact, 11 out of the 20 countries that are in the world, the fastest growing countries in the world, actually enough got so african economies applied to as an end. but i think the major issues that we have to make sure that we do is to continue to provide a lot of construction of financing to applicant countries. because as to the typically effect of the call, the 19 situation bad countries to coping with many of the consequences. speaking of climate change, can you go into some of these meetings with, with these global um these, these global sessions. a lot of these big polluters make commitments about what
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they're going to do in terms of compensating and supporting the, the, the poor a countries. but we see these commitments. we hear these commitments, but we don't actually see them being followed through how to make sure these countries are held accountable. love today. advert allergies between $7.00 and $15000000000.00 a yeah. because of climate change. so it gives you is to make sure that we support africa, that did not cost climate change to be able to adapt to climate change. and that's what we're doing at an applicant development bank. but in addition to that, we have major programs. we're showing global leadership on this by the light is appointment for applicants. we have what's called the african disaster risk each other as facilities, which essentially simply just pays for premiums of countries to be able to get companies say that i'll get to pay out when they fix actually get it has and, and the boss, there's an impass of climate change and it works well. what's the mileage we talked
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about maybe, you know, i mean as a promising, but always at that face drives. it's helps, you know, uh oh, by 1000000 flaws from us. we might have gas got that, that had that we have done it in new jersey throughout all that countries. how can african countries grow their own internal expertise and funding for development initiatives for the, you know, as we talked about climate change, but also even things like uh, government, supporting structures against corruption. for example. how can all these be built almost independently? if i put it that way to look, africa has the day, the highest edition of sun life in the world. and the apple, it has a 6 about 60 percent of the water resources in solar africa, should be a global pot house when it comes to sold out of new energy. epic has today 65 percent of the remaining oncology, but unable land of the world. so applique, i should be a little pat. how's incident? i had a culture. if you take a look at the modern, almost $5073000.00,
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that's going to come in future from the electric cause and also batteries and all of that. you know, advocates, we have you and have a couple, you have the leads him, you have the cobalt, so you have any of these graphite and all the things. so i think i should be back. so what i'm saying is that i'd be african develop a bag. we take pride in marketing, advertising investment destination. that's important, but you have to mobilize a lot more domestic resources. so one of the areas we, i think advocate guns is going to do better. and they need to do better. we support is how they, they get paid for their natural resources. what should i say not get paid well for that natural resources. i really think that if we are able to get good public financial management done, make sure that we have money in that natural resources, better bills, price then very, very well mix are those that need to pay taxes, paying taxes, and baffled you can, will devise a lot more resources and mitchell here i have a structural change in the i haven't got to reflect up to mitchell,
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we can actually see that. so we're going to be able to deal with many, many of these agents. ok, we'll have to leave at that. but thank you very much, dr. kevin. me addition a president of the africa development bank. thanks for your time. thank you very much. the, the stresses of life on numerous, everything from the rising cost of living to the search for a new job. so thing out one's personal life or even outrage at news events. so how do you address these issues in lagos, nigeria, dw, only. so i took them, i went to a so called rage room, which offers a space to let it all out. you need protective head gear gloves and all of our all and boots for these kind of stressed relief. i've brought some stress with me is taking me more than 2 hours to get here twice as long as it should. yeah. when it comes to leg goes drag and really makes me hungry about the
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pick up pulled up 1st. racial inside the range room. i'm. we're putting ready for the kids that's facing the airports. i'm ready to smash. that's go the uh huh. that was really exit of rights. it was, i really thought they were all emotion. honey was also quite fun. sorry. no way. i wasn't in this room attract some young people as a new way of saying that tension to do yeah. mental health. i feel good. i feel like some weights i've been listed or something has just come out because i find a way to creatively express and deal with reach in the region. so being able
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to actually be in the room where you are allowed to basically break things, smashed things and just release your. so for those on goods that you won't be able to really it's honestly medicine. no, it's like taking medicine for a dix. a james bender goes, sets up this the fast range room inmate julia in november of 2022 is a medical doctor who says he felt concerned about how people both are loved. yeah, and so people come for fun, i just want part of it just to come and try something out. you will see some people that come because they have genuine things that have budgeting them. maybe he's was maybe his family maybes relationship wise, may be some motional now nights and that percent of the time we express less of the guy that we few. james banjo says this is nothing alternative to pop up therapy. but for less than $10.00, a session smashing up stuff, you know,
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ridge room might be an option for those who would like to let's of something that's all the rage for now. but before we go, we'll take you back to book enough as those capital where we came across a public odd show. it's a collaboration of the to the land based office. i came by the i can be and every 3 supported by the good to institution. enjoy, bye for now. the,
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