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a new challenge to those women back home who are bones by then 2000 and social norms and informed him of all good decent rights my name is the amount of the who and i work at either a. trade tensions flare up again trump for instance china with even more tyrants beijing says it will fight to the end. to get chrysler throws its merger plans with bernardo out the window the deal could have reshaped europe's auto industry. and can only attribute go the distance in africa to talk to an expert who reckons there is a huge market for the truck so. i've been pursuing let's do business just when you thought the trade war couldn't get any worse u.s.

president told trump is threatening to slap tariffs on another $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods financial markets are on edge again the biggest concern is a slowing global economy. wherever donald trump makes an appearance there is always one key question what is the likely outcome of his trade wars especially with china on thursday the president threatens to more than double u.s. import tariffs on chinese products. are going through in china a lot of interesting things happen they were what happened in the meantime we're getting 25 percent or $250.00 trillion dollars and i could go up another at least 300000000000 dollars and i'll do that at the right time but i think john i want to make you feel badly the chinese response wasn't long in coming. through or maybe the united states continues to willfully escalate tensions we will fight to the end

. beijing says it's commerce ministry's poised to take retaliatory measures if the united states decides to escalate the conflict tensions between the world's 2 largest economies have mounted since the last round of trade negotiations collapsed at the beginning of may and neither of the 2 appears willing to result the conflict quickly. the european central bank has taken surprise action through both of the $1000.00 nation euro zone e.c.b. chief mario druggies is the bank will extend the earliest date for an interest rate increase from the end of the year to half way through next year and rates are at record lows e.c.b. follows other central banks in responding to fears about trade tensors their current $29.00 a let's off before they could even get their engine started telling us group fia chrysler that wanted to build one of the world's biggest car makers by merging with france's renault that fits abruptly pulling out blaming the french government. it was meant to be

a match made in heaven with multiple synergies together feed cries there and run a would shake up the world car market both firms are set to benefit hugely from the landmark deal now it's dead in the water run as most successful markets are in europe and emerging markets but it hasn't sold in the world's 2nd biggest market the u.s. for decades that's where few chrysler's strengths lie he cries it was also hoping to profit from meadows expertise in developing autonomous and electric vehicles the newly merged entity would have been well positioned to compete with the world's biggest players. the world number one votes like and sold over 10800000 cars last year followed by toyota with 10500000 autos emerged cries and red 0 would have come in 3rd place with 8700000 cars without a merger crys there is an 8th place with 4800000 cars and red nose in one place.

chrysler's decision to withdraw its proposal came as a surprise the rental board said it needed more time to consult on the merger but feared chrysler feels the french government which owns 50 percent of renato interfered in the process because it's had to monson paris including guarantees that already know plants and jobs in france would be preserved led to the deals collapse. is africa's auto market ready to go electric the distances a vast infrastructure is almost nonexistent that hasn't stopped the german stuff from designing and pick up especially for africa the prototype a car got its 1st african outing in ghana 2 years ago proving that the little truck can handle the challenges the. the test ground for years of work by a group of munich students they built a basic electric pickup that can be recharged on a standard household outlet and that in less than 6 hours. it was not all the main challenge for electric vehicles in africa as the availability of

electricity that's why from the start we focused on energy supply where to get it experience has shown that there is an energy network it's not reliable so we're also working a lot with primary energy providers meaning renewable energies like solar or hydro electric. eva motors is now on its 4th prototype this model is expected to launch in africa in 2 years time in countries like ghana kenya south africa and namibia the idea is to supply some parts as modules with other components made locally. the a car is made mostly with flat metal panels and a total of $600.00 components not counting screws and rivets it comes with only a few very basic fittings that you have easily i have to supply certain parts like the battery electric motor and so on but any still or metal sheeting can be made locally and of course the aim is

a car which doesn't need much know how to build the production lines will also be arranged in such a way that things will be super easy to run. to make sure the a car can be built anywhere even motors analyzes production processes how can certain procedures be simplified in such a way that they can be easily grasped by mechanics anywhere in the world. but we've got this bodywork now and we document the installation of the suspension the axles and the connecting rods what to watch for the order things have to be mounted in. how many workers are needed do you need help or is it possible for one person. the a car is due to enter mass production in early 2020 then it will be launched in africa in ghana it's expected to cost around $10000.00 euros. well it's an old dude who is from gonna and tested the vehicle that you've seen it in action you've sat in it what's it actually like is beautiful is

a bit ripostes but is something which is very interesting to test drive it yourself the question of course is not only going to be doesn't work but doesn't work for africa the distances in africa are vast how how are you going to get around that rut it is true that it's challenging but we tested enough into into the 7th in we tested it in. mind busy or science and technology in collaboration with the misty it was amazing the deposit it was received in this and you would not believe it but it was shipped from here to africa it landed and it was ready to move and it was able to perform if it really the driving down on this was a silent they use ability. and also we tested about 3 titan pictures in humidity and everything was just perfect so the battery works and it's being given a good reception but what about when it runs out of battery what happens that good

that is. no vision part of it you know because we have solar panels mounted on top of the vehicle so walls are driving us about race and discomfort are you for distances and this is very interesting it is a face off is kind of it's moving very what is the infrastructure like in general in africa and i'm sure it's very different in various countries where a lot of electric infrastructure is going on in africa for example. in nigeria and so there's also in the media also. and many other countries so the infrastructure just wonderful and being improved daily. and what is it like when when it comes to a stable supply of electricity i mean george has electricity there but whether or not it's stable is. another thing that's that's important when running a business definitely africa is pumping a lot of investment into improving the electric infrastructure and this is

improving up currently we are coming up with the high input form the rural boss with the conventional world of electricity supply and it's the same for many of its own countries in ghana for example i can tell you that just really getting better no problem model having the trick vehicles on the roads and so it's a real growth market itself renewables what about the price of this vehicle would would businesses be able to afford folk you know it's much $4.00 for a truck like this and each truck yes it is great to know that the prize is. 10000 euros for a purchase price but this is very affordable for many communities in office that we go this is a community very current in and 2. different people using it and share the cost of benefits tell you one little thing you really positive about this project which is great why did a german startup have to come up with the side why didn't one of the big german car makers come up with this idea if it's a frontier interest and they started us to invest to put it between the taking to

invest over in 8 and then who might be so science and technology and the potential is in africa and to have such a point that you need to come down to africa to have it tested and i'm sure of the german not the big ones buy the stuff elsewhere really it would to take advantage of this and they were able to start and i'm really happy to see that the public sitting on ice amazin the candle of the. will to enforce it to us and say hey the 2nd in 5 he's the one who really lit the luncheon in 27th in the public was amazing and i'm just always wanted to for his behind it and he supported it greatly and this is great for the african market samuel thank you very much interesting talking about this mixed growth market it sounds like it could. bring a lot for africa and for this feel very much thank you very much for having. a look to the skies now for the latest tech amazon wants to say farewell to your friendly neighborhood mailman u.s.

online retail giant has debuted the latest version of its delivery charge it can fly packages up to 24 kilometers and could be up and running within months. if amazon has its way the self piloting drones could soon be zipping through streets around the world delivering packages directly from amazon shipping centers to your front door while the drones can only carry small loads amazon claims its prime air fleet and that the company big savings were building fully electric drones that can fly up to 15 miles and deliver packages under 5 pounds to customers in under 30 minutes and while 5 pounds may not sound like a lot it represents between 75 and 90 percent of the packages that amazon delivers to its customers today using the their own program takes off it could help amazon solve the so-called last mile problem that's the critical stretch between amazon's logistic centers and customers front doors some estimates say it's responsible for over half of the cost of delivering a package we've designed or just before we go the south african brand has fallen to

its lowest point this year party infighting in president 0 poses the african national congress is weighing on the currency is disagreement over whether the central bank should rescue state owned companies runs the klein fuller's recent data showing that the economy shrank by more than 3 percent of the 1st quarter you have. now you're up to date on all the business news i'm ben fizzle and i'll see you again very soon here on the w. has been business with.

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