donald trump. around number two here in hanoi vietnam. to be able to hammer out a deal that is more substantial than the singapore agreements tentative steps towards denuclearization in return for an easing of economic sanctions joining us we'll walk you through the events as they are in full gear d.w. news. this is speed of news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes nigerians bring back hari as supporters of the president dribble in easy election when we ask how far does the jubilation over his victory go in the country. and tweak it in the call of africa's most are ready champions in uganda they call her super lady.

then africa's fording giants a mysterious killer is claiming the mighty pale back trees that dominates southern africa's netscape. i'm christine wendell welcome to the program i'm glad you're chandon voters in nigeria have given mohammed another at the helm of africa's largest economy and most populous country but turnout was no in the election just thirty five percent nigeria's electoral commission says bahari triumph with some fifteen million votes speccing he's nearest rival. by eighty four million votes delays and violence maad the run up to said said today's poll but no independent observer has cited electoral fraud. dancing to the children. victory

supporters of muhammadu buhari celebrated well into the night. i believe it is the way forward to this country and to my generation if you talk about the president talk about right this is about the president it's about. legitimacy by the president you see the eruption and it just becomes the will of the person. in charge contrast his reveling supporters a seemingly uncharismatic bihari appeal to his voters not to humiliate the opposition. you need. to continue.

to hari won the election despite many nigerians frustration with his style of governing being slow to attack corruption and a struggling economy. despite overflowing with oil nigeria recently overtook india as the country with the most amount of poor people. is main contender. whose campaign was about the economy has rejected the election result and plans to mount a court challenge. ok we've got some hot spots from africa some of it's equal back a supporter has to say they were cheated in this election as haven't listened. who is the we know of this position. on the. don't know what to venue very difficult to balance school fees even to back

home edition so i believe. that's agrees the best although we are all we all want to fight every individual to get. more analysis on the election i want to bring in. borno he's a political commentator he's in lagos for us today ambassador i also is executive director off an initiative called the tap initiative which basically the aim is to increase voter participation among the youth as well as education welcome to africa have turned out in this election was a thirty five percent. turnout election in this election was thirty five percent what are we to make of that. it is actually very discouraging that's we had thirty five percent in this last election because this is one of the worst elections that we've had this high this low level of two unknowns. elections in itself becomes much more credible when citizens participates

and the most it is a sportsperson on election day means it heightens the credibility of that selection however in this particular instance we see the low level of participation and some level of disenfranchisement that has happened especially as down south of my jury at the south south south east and so that's also affected the level of participation because quite a number of people were disenfranchised and disenfranchise quite a lot of people also were scared that their lives would be endangered if they come out to vote on the election day so these are all the things that's actually effect said the number of people that turned out to votes in the presidential elections ok a lot of people have a lot of opinions about whether or not this wasn't a free and fair election but i want us to talk about the two candidates that were up contending sequel and why would you borrow who since one did at cool really represent the change that young nigerians wanted or was he just the other guy that

wasn't too hard. ok so that's the categories of people in the in the last election those who believed that they just wanted anything but president my mother board and the young people who also feels about the loss of jobs in the economy i mean the economy was not doing too well and subsequently there were a loss of jobs and then a lot of schools or universities were on strike for three good months and so this people actually assume that isaac roebuck us today chance and he represented the kind of change they wanted and since that is a man who has. a lot of business acumen below his belt and he's also got a lot of industries knees on here and there on his own in soprano they believe that he is actually coming in with does kind of change that will bring about jobs here and he also feels that that's a quote a black eye has done a lot in terms of education he also feels that he was going to improve the sestet out of education in the country ok so

a lot of hope was hinge on that sequel back and to be fair to president park i think a lot of people did acknowledge that he is seen in the country as one who is less corrupt and unfortunately what mr there was some ideas about corruption that some people would talk about but what can we expect from nigeria now with four more years of. this is a decision to has been made. hopefully. see some level of improvements the president himself the president elect under certain presidents himself must have seen that this is this wasn't a walk over for him it was a very tight on kinley contested elections and so he i do and expects that he would seek nigerians for a grand said i expects that there will be certain things that he would take into consideration the economy for example the level of insecurity education the economy i know that's a real experience that there will be some form of improvement in this particular

sectors right the the fight for corruption should be taken much more seriously all right but they came out in a bull in a political commentator in nigeria for us thank you very much ok motor sports are generally a male domain but i want to introduce you to susan was africa's number one woman in racing she's betting men in a sport they call their own last year she became the first woman to win a national readies high school in africa. motor sport funds in uganda will do anything to cheer their teams was a dream the lean sport has a big following among both men and women five but things look quite different in the corporate. fia just over fifty licensed drivers international wryly championship. almost exclusively men but the phrase one woman who runs the monk the best. when i had just set in little did they know that these

so of course i was young by them and that this young lady who had come up to challenge man everybody despised me that is a lady the speeds. whatever over. mistakes in the national championship are high and susan more often gets nervous when her rivals are on the truck. and fast seal become. yes. but let our own when you get to the tat when i get to the stats and i drop all the fellows. it is not easy. i could drive and knows how to give someone a boast when the competition is steve. so i also tend to be a lady that morning such a moment when she feels likely to be depressed that the guys are fussed on how

there is still i know we are fussed. the teams try to just seems to be playing golf when she saves all this super league she's known to have funds come be and cut your book. in twenty living longest surprised many when she won uganda's national rally championship. she wanted to get in last year the only african woman if a torch of such racing so. i remember myself. as long as. i so from the wife. to have sons and especially to women who want is an icon of empowerment to her royal p.r.'s she is a right for to be a great cook we've read it watched the competition we. ok the bay of tree is an icon of the african continent and lies at the heart of many

traditional remedies and folklore its leaves are rich in iron and can be boiled it like spinach seeds can be roasted to make a coffee substitute but the trees are dying at a watering rate it's to south africa now where scientists are looking into the matter the death of a giant it was a huge show disapproval of the arrests the huge crowd had been standing close to his village in south africa's limpopo region for generations. creating confusion. and informed we get from this city. a vital for many villages they use the centuries old giants as a resource for medicine. traditionally trees have had only one major enemy elephants their fund of the moisture found in the trees fibers and often wreak havoc trying to quench their thirst. the one thousand two hundred year

old train supposed to last or is his village is not the only one that has fallen in recent years nine out of the thirteen oldest in south africa have died. the sunland big as a famous tourist site in south africa it was thought to be the world's biggest but in april twenty seventh seen the giant tree suddenly toppled scientists are alarmed but we're not talking about the whole so extinction of us we're talking about the inability for example to recruit at the moment. is climate change affecting these trees ability to reproduce for the first time the u.n. environment program is considering a plan to replant and monitor. ok and that's where we leave it from africa you can catch all our stories on our website and on our facebook page we need you now with today's pictures from nigeria way of ahmed jabari has been

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