more competitive around the world the u.s. and canada will co-host a summit attended by foreign ministers from fourteen countries in january to seek progress on the north korean nuclear crisis and he will be held in the city of vancouver last month north korea tested its most powerful ballistic missile yet one it says is capable of reaching the entire u.s. mainland. campaigning for catalonia parliamentary election has closed as a vote is expected to indicate the extent of public support for succession from spain a hung parliament is likely even with this crisis unresolved. the white house is again suggesting iran is supplying weapons to yemen who feel rebels after a ballistic missile was intercepted in saudi arabia over the capsule riyadh iran denies the allegations it's a third attack since november wednesday marks one thousand days since the silent coalition launched its military campaign against the who. a new round of talks aimed at ending the syrian civil war begins in kazakstan wednesday the two day

meeting will focus on implementing a cease fire deal brokered by russia turkey and iran because that foreign ministry says the talks will also address issues including the clearing of land mines and the release of hostages in syria. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after artscape stay with us. al jazeera is swear every. twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of its gimmick but it's been a long box on that yes i go for dog i feel was a colonial to keep going after a while about the place nice. i'm not somebody

independent up interested in the post-colonial good for photographers like my dicks the big shot that you call for us. but elsewhere the narrative was of a call on manageable content often with two ft to just one it's. not a new generation to see a photographer to celebrate to question and represent a continent on the rise but. i misjudge a city my photograph of life or the graffiti is only

a broad range of issues especially when it comes to my country and julia. from detroit is the niger delta region. one of the most give a blissful at the good with cultural the good grits was destroyed. by oil supply. a floor that the folks there are tired but of the earth in this level of damage if so incredible the level of pollution. of all it's been blamed and it's very complicated to islam everyone's got a few everyone is involved. everyone other responsibility to clear in disregard. my responsibility is what i'm doing right now i don't have anything

to offer but for the girl for who is keeping a record and document in this process and she has in it to everyone who cares to see. a walk in the bank but deep down in me i would not for this fight so i decided to resign and take up a camera. that's. like a warfare. everyone moved against me you know my parents my friends.

they're like. what does is it doing you just a good job on livin in for this. little put food on the table i was kicked out for mine i was in it a bit in floods of the buncombe then and i was kicked out because i couldn't pay my rent anymore and the move to a single room apartment and i had to sell everything to hot just to move to finance my for the graphene. but then there was this bonding thing to me that wanted me to just do something much more pretty. mom. up and on their. own for profit must. be ten dollars more and all that it will have to wait for right now my current projects it's. just been frequent classism long difference i think groups. i realize that

a lot of people of most trusts in delhi identity offense was important that we should see cultural us a point of unity instead of seeing it something that should divide us initial. overwrites by. the is this wicked approach this was to look at the monarchy structure in the country because they even close up to the people but in both. your illness oh sure all those were also took. i love love love they are. your. cloths on the morning now for you. this doctor will find out to prepare for you

will. what do you call are not together and drink together. ok i don't. want to get you to push yes i understand it's been a few times on you know when we look for additional costs don't deny it something that. you. are also a role for. him i just. want to thank you so much for you know exists warm welcome it makes me feel like i'm just on the rights of the right thank you. for the media. something

this good that it is going to divide us of some said no it's a b. if i'm with you need to see one of them from your perspective what is the oh talks to walls. he says a shout for development. of peace he says. for any human effort to succeed yes or no country of our dreams if we look at the differences. and then we can determine that we have more than two hundred fifty different ethnic groups now when you add these subgroups we'd be talking in excess of about five hundred that denise of be grounds for relationships this is. for little the states with is a body of security and insights.

dudes went into militant activities namely to delay exploitation of resources for me. from this part of the country. i'm glad as way those seats by do this all seize i seriously disadvantaged and in fact to be give me cause by donny bliss. i was complementary to compete man what d. . what government do d. . wants to do we've got to complete what we think we need. to do see you we have additional news we. were. talking about if you. look at i must talk about

you tell. me i can see how well that's it. that's. ok that's fine. let's let's try something else when the one side and the middle of i try to put some teeth behind us to create a little bit of confidence but then in one of them to stay in front. of the city i'll tell you i was a little very. i'm very beautiful a meal for him to come and you want to see yourself looking rich good. grace and dignity so you did all they have to do is to blend.

there. is an. i phone the minute it's going to. right now of the film all of. the unit in a box it's. very. close in three fred's intil. it's. in the folds. let me find out from. the guy. friend.

little bit of insight. as. to what it's really not a big city this is the cleanest and it depressed out of west africa. and i doubt that. it is based here because you know. you cannot. really treated it with. the k c coming to help the sacrifices made. people. of various diseases around the. pale maids. was seen. the goal of the right here.

is it to be so i ok very good. was. beautiful. oh right but but thank you so much. looking up from the roof in about two hundred kings because the brotherhood is a group suddenly in nine hundred fourteen the british managed this vital kingdoms to the one country called judea. and the country was about one hundred sixty million people some if it's the largest blood missile in the whole world. was like a gold mine in terms of people and cultural. this

is a little of course of the most important one. in the country in the in the north. of the country which is one of islamic area and you can see its head tied to bond. looking stuff there up over. the face and head in a very stylish one of them in this portrait. the king invited us over to follow him when he was leaving for the most ride in the

fever prone. voice which is very classic. very very british it's very common to see a lot of things that british collected in this country you can see that robe of the king would be a picture of the british queen elizabeth but very peculiar of course we call names but a british and some pictures that was served by the. way in condone. you can see that the kings are happy. it's. because. it's not him really wanting to take its own picture. it's almost there wanting to photograph him is a new power home to newt is going down imagine what it is to depose the

king kings. it's you know who is the powerful new like dogs. in the. documentary not paths it's tree we're not too good at most things that

a point in the past in the country we have in the clinton before infamous for the forty year old paul america. the fifty five. but now more than ever look if you look i'm going to stay with us i would. listen thank you thank you so much. yes ok. please think you're covering it as a freak ok ok. ok well just thank you so much. george i've been very very impressed with your what. you're upright to this nation. because you are a young man that has decided with love and passion to go the length and breadth of

this country to showcase to the rest of the world where you come from. that is something very laudable. when we are having many crisis in the country. you are indeed taking your time to show the country at its best. nigeria is quite. the kingdom this kingdom dating back. twenty one b.c. . being one of the oldest kingdoms in the entire africa our people were here. during the times of crisis. as an opportunity. is. an opportunity to serve my people for example during the west of the crisis. when the niger delta was

a very very hot bed i personally went to the creeks i knew that it was a very dangerous thing to do but i will never forget the shock of the niger delta boys that the king of would come to the creeks and try to build some form of harmony. we are all representation of the earth as a whole. we are all like. veins blood vessels if any part of the world is sick then we has the world. the world is over seventy percent water and truly the human body is equally seventy percent water so i think in that god tries to show us something. we cannot separate ourselves from each other. to put something in his own has never been still being what it is to be. so many oil companies

a president and then once in a while would make them stick on the oil spill into the. sometimes they cannot sometimes it's left. of young men in. the field they don't really have any means of survival and if this is enough for them to break into pipelines refine and make money what they will say it's the will. of course of they don't have the technical ability to. come out of this votes.

i grew up in disbelief but today we have all these that they deeply new single feature be found you say no single thing. you could have these days. when i was the small boy. that was nothing like this after. we used to run to displease wendy what are you down the idea. about that. for you and your family this beach. needs. to be done going to fish i mean. community bed now as you can see. well. very old listen to the song

look beautiful. picture you wanna know what it is a good drug. to appreciate the situation better. when. somebody saw. me call him before that we. got. the employee use we do called him some. who are supposed to be watching the games so being one of us and he's called me i can send him back. we have so much more we just don't know how so money's the most that we have.

the biggest commutative this is the. good of the of the. i feel it's important i keep for the cricket more or more if i think of some of the schemes it will stay routine. and sat there. or being mapped out for your. mental state. and the long grass in the u.k.

and india and africa and suck on longest in the home. having a stick for sixty cease years on to two is not that easy to come across any. time to shine or less may get onto mission to. dish an issue. this. it's a wonderful throwback to. the shell of identity the show subjugation i mean it's not angry it's not it's aggressive yeah it's still relevant so it's i don't know i think. we have to really take the time to plan this exhibition to plunder

the show so that we show it in the best possible way so that we can all sing gauge not just our crowd or the culture of the crowd as a way of we should be able to engage the younger generation of people who really want to get on the stand where we're coming from as a nation all the things we've lost. let me look at the o'neill he said look in very simple streets in the same room. you'll all three in a new identity. you seem displaced you see in them subjugated you know we've read about these a nice trip books but i have a compilation of. because i'm in a dignified manner so busy i'm about some present well india you know sort of the cold gee this is one of my favorite portraits. a plan to have them that really didn't blow up he was. so kind once you see the hunger

in rome. very and the gun. money. i really don't wait for the time. see the sites or the routes are going. through. the world. after years documenting street pharmacy john this book. was inspired to transform perceptions that we had and elizabeth changes the facade of the capture of a vibrant sea of the emerging black youth culture now is one of the people that as

you said i was on meet the new model for the subway her since i have the new african photography not so much at this time on al-jazeera. from business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places together.

business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places together. the federal treasury. this is al-jazeera.