i talked to medical experts. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. status and let's all try to stay in good shape. on t.w. . this is the news coming out in the next 15 minutes. by an armed group in the central african republic now surveyed draws these images stuff haunts him day 7 field peace agreements. reconstitution deal with and peace to the country also on the show. what do women footballers across africa want to see. and as much attention as men's football as nigeria cameroon and south africa get ready to represent the continent in a woman's while come and they put the challenges behind them and excel in the

competition. and you michael jr is my name welcome to the program the central african republic has seen more than its fair share of peace deals none of which have actually brought peace to the country of this yeah he's put pen to paper yet again pledge in peace now the president has started consultations about free conservation begins with one boy who doesn't yet know what that means because all he can remember is the violence. at the can't sleep at night his mother says son has nightmares only during the drawing can have have a stop seeing the peaches that haunted. me to get to sleep i have to. every time to

get the images out of my head. of his just 12 years old his drawings are always the same pickup trucks with machine guns mounted on the back a body in a river a house on fire with his dad inside and was assessing his dad this is what made me draw this picture it's that my father and i were going to move by a district. and then he was burnt at home by the silica. and when i fled i saw a body in the water while walking to. the celica mainly muslim group where just one of countless militias warlords and rebels in ca are in february the warring sides signed a peace deal the 8th that was killed in 2013. now the country's president has launched a public consultation aimed at establishing a truth justice reparation and reconciliation commission. it seemed essential to me to make sure the government give popular legitimacy to this

transitional justice system gets to be put in place. by consulting central africans across the republic so they can express their expectations and wishes clearly. the chief of the un stabilisation force may not call for measures to protect the victims of violence and ensure that voices are heard. we will all need to remain vigilant in the fight against impunity to give full effect to the rights of victims the truth justice and reparation. trauma and his drawings are unlikely to make it into the consultations but the government's hope is that a future commission can play a role in bringing some peace to ca our. joining me now is hans the central africa senior analyst at international crisis group as the marie many thanks for your time

now 1st of all tell us how critical is the situation in the central african republic. this is usually something probably is quite what i call political on the security police because he calls the country which is going to have elections 2020 are many people don't know how. it's going to be critical because one of the key question he's always concha going to find money on their minds elections in the country which is false and. so the 1st thing is if you want a security point is that some group. as you know me 202019 and so on that i'm still seem to be here is. the question nice what how is the argument going to be implemented concretely what

progress have been made so far and we. are going to have ahead i mean it's interesting you mention this i mean you talking about these questions because it's questions that are difficult to answer and that we saw in the report that president has just launched a public consultations to establish a commission a commission has been talked about 15 is this the one that's going to be set up to help deal with issues. it is a lot of the provisional. agreement disgusting because who signed. in february got a lot on them it should not be on the table one got groups under different leaders of groups have to be prosecuted for the crime so. to show have to leave that call in got a chance to try news that you seem to be much more a kind of. response we have to have dogs. all human we have the

most on topic i know dorothy indeed prosecute those of course it could be quite bad up to see some of those leaders actually have been appointed ministerial positions i'm also to fight those we need to correct it even jolly you need this official it makes brigade ok finally before you go will without a time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly please. do not get twisted beside who many eighty's there really is the dishonesty of doing. it is really all reliably bad indeed. on hand over or they would want to hurry and there is a need for got back to the systems of the region particularly china given the fact that even if some of that article pretend we like to design because you believe by you we want true china on the border if the child i'm so not up to now we don't see

it because if you can import men of china politically in the. way of. ok clearly a lot of stuff has to be sought that harms them out even good senior analyst with international crisis group thank you very much thank you. yes super falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often have to beg to get paid bonuses so talk of equal pay for women soccer player has is a distance dream for them as a women's world cup in paris it sounds for the super falcons to gain the much needed support they crave. the super falcons have undeniably been the definition of super on the pitch in africa 9 times it up but also at 9 times they are. up so good basic. simple fact has been the best books on the field. been the one that has brought glory

to the contrary as a team as a nation. the way to shoot sometimes. the girls off to since the last women's world cup they've been forced to hit the streets in protest of the falcons carrying placards begging to be paid marching to the presidential fill and national assembly this issue was partially resolved but there's still a ways to go. we need a lot of motivation a lot of support on whether that's a long time or outcome you know him you know may cost more that i guess this people i really did to support us the current cup holders the u.s. women's team have taken the issue of inequality to court alleging gender discrimination in the face of salary and nearly every other aspect of their working conditions and you have been led to the end in this discussion yeah there will be

us that pride that the one of the same being equal i know that we are not able to see this equal what this you bring it openly to well sponsors like adidas have gotten behind the women in the u.s. support for the falcons has been scarce some have blamed lesbianism so what what the vice president of the nigerian football association of football federation associations said was that you know sponsorship wasn't wasn't forthcoming because he thought that. was a plane to. lesbians in both the mother we love taking it so i think it's something everybody have to some people because what you got 2nd file no love just love when a man or woman is low there's been a bit more love in terms of preparation for the super falcons ahead of this world cup but we need to do much more i think is going to change

a lot of pain in the enough. because their pick of. what men didn't do we men have done it and it's going to open a lot of ways and he's going to get. it motivates not only us even to the younger ones also you know we have we had to want to live a foundation for them winning teams to speed that change hopefully success at the world cup can do that for the nigerian so. falcon's. would mean chris herren saying from the sports desk many thanks for your time chris now you went on this report. being treated this way when they brought the most glory to the country i mean 9 time african champions right you know that's 3 times as many is their male counterparts have won you know i spent a few days in nigeria pamela i day was one of the voices in the report we just saw according to her you know women in nigeria are basically at the bottom of the

social ladder you know they're struggling in economic you know whether whether it's social political number of different ways you know and in terms of how much they've won it is a bit of a shock but they've had the protests we saw the one shots of the protests they actually had to go to the villa that was resolved but you know just to clarify they were owed $20000.00 over that apiece and their coaches have been paid in certain issues the nigerian football federation has to release the funds and they're hit or miss in this area you know they got one hole then another hole is created so to speak so they're just playing catch up in a lot of senses but they've caught up a little bit ok now we always seem to be talking about these challenges what's the way to address them yeah i really think it's getting the message out there you know it really did pay off they actually what you saw was the 10th day of a protest in the report they were locked in their own tail you know for 9 days refusing to train refusing to do to be active you know this does help you know sometimes you know in the united states you know what they did they took the the

issue to court that does help corporations have stepped up their game a little bit you know feed has doubled the money you know for all the teams participating the winner gets 4000000 you know these little things to help move the issue along you know but you know we have a ways to go to level the playing field in this area and it seems like and talking about talk about the world cup now nigeria coming on south africa representing team africa really what are the chances. you know no one is giving them a great right now that's a check 500 to one odds which means you know 20 gets you 10000 just to put in perspective you know in the 3 african teams you know as you mentioned earlier super fast because they've been in every you know world cup they have it succeeded very well in the competition in this century 1909 was their best cameroon they research group stage in 2015 south africa is their debut they're happy to be there you know they haven't won it all leading up to this tournament so i think i jury as the best

chance of really you know make an impact this world cup and for a while thanks very much chris will be betting maybe we will be talking about the bets all of that all of that but very much for a time well that's all we have time for good of you news africa don't forget to visit our website facebook page for more stories for a time and have a great meeting. today don't miss our highlights. program. w dot com highlights. closely. carefully. to be.

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