duros friend a moment arrives to. join during a turn on her journey back to freedom lose you know we're an interactive documentary. tour i'm bringing to returns home on the w. dot com orangutang. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes rebels they can get it all the treatment centers in north eastern congo with the violence showing no signs of facing up to ask how likely is it that the outbreak will spring beyond the 2 congolese provinces it's currently branching into. and the small community taking on big developed as how cape town book president saw fighting to save their homes from brad pitt and i say shoot. them in his skin we need to tanzania's 1st male

model with vision i learned how he's pushing the brain skin condition under the spotlight. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're cheated and we begin in the democratic republic of congo where the military is having to protect a boulder her health work has after attacks on treatment centers the violence is defying if it's to curb the spread off the virus this is the 2nd worst ebola outbreak on record it's been centered on the north keevil and a tour of provinces in the north east off the country so far about $1600.00 people in the 2 regions have been infected with the virus since mid last year and more than a 1000 people have died now the presence of warring armed groups mixed with people steep to distrust off the government and i. outside this is hampering the response

. authority on the ground based the aftermath of another attack on an ebola treatment center security forces managed to fight off the attack it was carried out by a my my rebel group one of many operating in congo's volatile northeast. if they get you if they knew one of the guards came to tell us not to panic and it. may have been a bad place had told him the center was under attack yeah. the precarious security situation in this part of the country has complicated efforts to control the ebola outbreak the various rebel groups have been accused of spreading rumors about it for their own political gain this is adding to an environment of distrust towards health workers some villages believe the disease was created to take their money. but also information sometimes spreads much quicker than correct information for for the most part denying

a bowler is very dangerous disposal this is as we often say that people will die of ignorance but we're trying to fight this ignorance in the population going to us. you know ineffective vaccination program has halted to spread in some northeastern towns. but others particularly predator rebel groups have seen a spike in new cases the world health organization is now warning there is a risk infections could spread to other provinces in a statement last week it said without commitment from all groups to cease these attacks it is unlikely that this outbreak can remain successfully contained in north kivu and the cheery provinces. until the end secure she stops until rebel groups stop weaponize singing villages fear and mistrust will continue to find a fertile breeding ground. to get an update on the situation i'm joined by

have the d.r.s. sees country director for save the children will come to the african haven what health workers on the ground telling you are they afraid. yes some of them because of the recent violence in some of the areas where we're responding to the a bowl or a break i mean particularly in good temper where we had the tragic and happened where we had the tragic killing of cameroonian doctor recently and devoted treatment centers have been attacked and they've been married as violent demonstrations so it's made it very hard. for some of the health workers to actually go out. and that's why we see up scale in the cases of the boat recently. but it's not i mean good tempered whites particularly bad if we weren't getting anywhere things are a little calmer right. now health workers have been it was ok

so if you're talking about an upscale in the cases but i think a lot of people will be aussie in the question is this outbreak likely to spread outside of the borders of where it is currently contained. it could easily do that you know at the moment it is contained within 21 different health in north people and the jury where it's been for some time but i mean you know you can easily spread across the border into uganda rwanda or move southwards towards goma i think the facts and nation campaign has been a real success and i think this is one of the reasons why it hasn't yet moved across borders or the sound that they in our reports we heard that there is a mistrust among the congolese people off the health officials what can be done

because this is some of the reasons why people don't go and seek treatment. what we really need is. more community engagement so more engagement with the community we need to listen to the community and one of the things they told me is that their insecurity is one of the most worried about they are worried about it both or course but they you know this being in spirit in and around any. and that's what worries them and also the fact that they health care and education for their children and so they say they want more than just the voter response i think we need to look at their response in a more holistic way and then we'll have more success with the communities and the have more trust in the people responding to the outbreak all right that's. d.r. c. country director for save the children talking to us from kinshasa thank you.

thank you. it's to cape town ali a city rapidly developing increasing the demand for prime property in the city center now as you'll see in our next report that's fish home owners of one of the city's oldest residential areas against big development companies. dramatic scenes from november last year stun grenades go off as residents of cape town's historic neighborhood protest against construction in the area the clash with the police appear demises a battle that has been going on for years. the background lies in the history of the area cop is the oldest residential neighborhood in cape town and home to south africa's oldest muslim community the roughly 6000 residents are mostly from

a working class background. their colorful houses are a major tourist attraction. but cape town is developing quickly in recent years luxury high rises have sprung up in the area much to the anger of local residents. developers all scorching us. this go here so in other words it. will be apartment blocks that cost from 2. we cannot afford to pay that kind of rates because our work place immediately increases in terms of their valuation fallacy ahmad is one of many residents who have been trying to gain heritage status for the area. the process has been slow. but during a recent community meeting minister for arts and culture navi declared 19 areas and

bulk up national heritage sites. a victory for the community. something that we've been working towards for a very long time. we're very happy and we hope that it will. protect our community. we're facing gentrification. but we believe that the saw in this assist in. preserving our community the announcement follows a decision by the city of cape town to include in a heritage zone the heritage status stipulates that new buildings and alterations to existing structures have to complement the historic landscape of the neighborhood according to city councillor mari and. it's low road spaulding's it's flat roof golding's it's assaults it's.

all that's uniquely within the book or any other operations awarding needs to speak to that the state dix what sounds good on paper is in fact a belated decision the heritage policy cannot be applied retroactively. we cannot cite the right set. of time because in a decision of council so those things if there do have. approve plans. can continue the much contested luxury developments will be completed it's a tainted victory for the bo cup. now this stunning canadian model you see behind me is breaking the mold of what is considered beautiful when he has the skin condition which causes white patches to appear on the skin and she still graces

catwalks around the world in tanzania another model what is challenging the notion of what is beautiful. it's taken a long time for mickey dale to feel comfortable in front of the camera he has vowed to like go buy condition that causes a loss of skin color mickey used to be embarrassed about his looks but now he embraces his white patches. everyone to have a unique things like me i was king is a unique other. you know. so even if you make each uniqueness has led him to becoming tense a news 1st male model with little i go annoying to. anyone like me so when. people saw me i mean. they chose me for the faso and i'm the only one the canadian model would be hollow used to participation in the show america's next top model to

fight the stigma around with the largo. mickey currently tanzania's top male model is now following in her footsteps trying to help others with the commission. that you actually improves to the industry but didn't tell you you need to use a different type of busey you have. which is 500 people out there who don't think this big can make is to the fashion industry. with a behind the camera or in front of it mickey is putting vista long ago in the spotlight once more i. and that is a flat out from africa you can as always catch all our stories on our website and facebook page with. images of students protesting steps in somalia is this often paid on social media be frustrated or write about analyse of extra time was that was.

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professor david rothenberg a musician and philosopher who has concerned himself with the relationship between humanity in one for most of his professional life he's here in berlin because he likes to jam with nightingales of which there are many in the city at this time of year it join me in a minute but 1st let's hear a short clip from his documentary. the biggest thing is to not. just listen listen most of the time. the space to take something you've never heard before. and this is the accompanying book to go.