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tv   Business - News  Deutsche Welle  February 1, 2019 5:45pm-6:00pm CET

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yes the world's center of poverty this sad title belongs to the west african country of nigeria taking the crown from india last year nigeria as now the world record in terms of the share of the population in poverty almost half of nigerians are living below the breadline and that's a total of eighty seven million people is by the country's enormous oil reserves the situation is not improving unemployment is rising almost one in four is unemployed our correspondent every increased reports from kudu not in the north of the country. the start of the workday for july. every day the twenty five year old merchant sells car accessories and shelves on the roadside in the blazing sun seven days a week ten hours a day. only lazy people wait for the government to help them i've always lived my life like this working hard from morning till night and that's how it'll stay i was never supported by the
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government and that's not going to change. on the streets of nigeria there are thousands of merchants like yahoo who live at subsistence level nigeria's economy has been in recession since president obama took office in two thousand and fifteen mainly because of the low oil price the economy is barely diversified and it's basically the youth who are suffering from the consequences. according to official statistics four out of ten large areas are unemployed or underemployed according to economist smile and show the figures have been rising dramatically for years in two million nigerians. so it is quite quite dangerous. the hatred of the implement cannot be going to do with the. you know this kind of clutches of to happen
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a lot of problems in nigeria you know it's illegal actually is. done by these you know how does form a class is how all associated with a good plan. because maybe to somebody doesn't have anything to do who don't believe you for trouble because he has nothing to lose in the last election campaign president bihari took up the cause to fight against unemployment but he hasn't been able to deliver any results his biggest competitor. a successful businessman who wants to get the economy back on track could profit from it in mid february elections. no matter who wins the lucky young group still doesn't believe that anything will change for him he's been a street vendor since he was nine years old he wants to continue even if on some days he goes home empty handed. well while poverty and unemployment are huge problems for many in nigeria where you also have extreme wealth that forbes
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magazine just published a list of african billionaires and here are the top three there which is person in africa is a nigerian his name is lee codeine godi he's worth an estimated ten point three billion dollars is the biggest cement manufacturer on the continent is company the don't go to group also owns sugar refineries flour mills and is engaged in many other activities the second richest man is also from nigeria mike other new god he is worth an estimated nine point two billion dollars he owns global called nigeria's third largest mobile network number three as diana then nicky oppenheimer from south africa his grandfather founded diamond mining firm debate as woods and he sold in twenty twelve is currently worth an estimated seven point three billion dollars altogether there are twenty billionaires in all of africa through a customs officials in hong kong busted
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a massive endangered species smuggling operation from africa season a record quantity of pangolins scales a man and a woman from a trading company in the city have since been arrested officers displayed so. eight thousand three hundred kilos of penguins along with ivory tusks also hidden inside a container declared to be carrion frozen beneath the value of the seas good eight million dollars. for meat and its medicine all the things shipment from nigeria for vietnam in uganda also confiscated whole of illegal ivory and. the market value of three point five million u.s. dollars has more. the ugandan customs check every container but they were suspicious about this one because it came into the country via a convoluted route from the democratic republic of congo through south sudan to the ugandan border inside tropical timber but the tree trunks had be hollowed out and
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filled with ivory. to intercept fifty by trying to contain as. oak tree to vietnamese nationals have been arrested and officials believe the ivory was headed for the asian market three hundred twenty five elephants had to be killed for this ivory there were also the scales of hundreds of endangered pangolin there's. for us this is one of the biggest conch all interception of boards which up prohibited to be traded in on that international wildlife protocol or sites so we believe that this is advice that's winds us from the nature of the day to suck space that we are having we are now into getting them attacking us from them the smugglers hadn't reckoned with state of the out scanners at this border crossing but as long as there is a market they will be smuggling. before we leave the cons and i would like to leave
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chinese counterpart dejan pain. the world's two largest economies are battling for future dominance in critical high tech industries according to robert light highs and the lead u.s. negotiator in beijing's corner chinese vice premier you hate the smiles hide the fact that beijing is fuming over washington's prosecution of chinese telecoms giant while away but president trump clearly believes he hold the aces and is willing to play a waiting game look we're going to go into everything you probably saw this morning saying we're going into everything this is going to be a small deal with this is going to be a very big deal or it's going to be a deal that will just postpone for a little while but earlier trump had tweeted his negotiating position looking for china to open the americans not only to financial services which they are now doing but also to our manufacturing and other u.s. businesses and industries without this deal would be unacceptable beijing strategic
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plan aims to make the nation the global leader in aerospace robotics artificial intelligence and new generation of those sectors the u.s. officials say are the crown jewels of american technology and innovation the u.s. is attacking chinese trade practices they call unfair including the forced transfer of american technology by a man to treat joint ventures with local firms. unemployment has we've heard about nigeria as the opposite japan is running out of workers for every one hundred job seekers there are currently one hundred sixty one vacancies according to fresh government data released today as in many advanced economies japan's population is rapidly aging the country's workforce is shrinking and gratian has never been a reliable source of labor so robots make a real difference. and entire country is retiring and those who grow
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old don't only stop working they also need help especially in the care sector workers are in short supply to compensate japan relies on robots and they can do quite a bit. you. need some getting used to maybe but in japan it's already a fact of life. that the workplace a combination of man and machine can boost productivity this portable chair supports the legs the japanese already have very long working days the idea behind it is that it helps to get a little more done. the. sort of thing i think there are jobs all over the world where employees have to stand for long periods of time we hope to spread our technology throughout the world. doctors for example could use the chair for more in durance during long operations. and
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this warehouse worker can handle heavy loads while working alone once it's been instructed the robot pokes around without bumping into anything during deliveries the logistics industry is complaining about too few workers perhaps the digital speedster could help. japan is investing heavily in robotics and artificial intelligence the country urgently needs to do something to attract skilled workers immigration has so far been rather alien to the japanese but now it's being made easier because not everything can be taken over by a robot some things still need the personal touch. germany's largest lender has reported a profit for last for the last fiscal year the first time germany's premium lender was in the black since twenty forty according to the. banks number storage
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a bank may have around three hundred fourteen million euros in profit so i know of and those expectations they again raise speculation about a merger with germany's smaller come out bunkers solution favored by the german government but skeptics say the resulting bad bank would still be too small to be internationally competitive. and that's it from me and the business africa team here in berlin called our web site the d w dot com slash business it comes and thirty nine which is swaying in among them. is there as well said news optimist.
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