living. africa in the world your link to exceptional stories and discussion. comes to. join us on facebook. for. this news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes. rocked liberia people fed up with corruption on the economic hardships solutions from president we. will speak to a political activist. whose business will. do what you want to do.

we stopped in liberia is growing against presidents george where after a massive demonstrations on friday a protest coalition of civil society groups on the opposition party members issued a list of demands thousands of liberians took to the streets of monrovia on the save the state to protest against. management. has been impossible almost 18. the protests that have led to the minister of justice with a list of demands including the sacking of the finance minister. and a recent scandal involving $100000000.00 in mis and bank notes since became president the current see. that significant. but just as said the web tie it on

suffering under his rule one yank and i want the food yes it would like this whether we could do yellow up the poker they know it or not with the knock of millions of it and that down a good number of the key things that come what that will let me breath only i have . now pirated 11 missing from all the fun i think you should all be sent up in the world will be full 4 degrees and 5 that i. think they were not i'm not the kind of people they're not real people or what they find out own destiny no no i never. was that you know the president you like but not get the most that happens is that what i do don't know that much about if i'm on this i'm joined by many to moya he wanted to go activist in the world yeah hello and thanks for your time now i put this i gave in government one

month deadline to meet demands what exactly. 3. well there is what the what the c o p finally read out amounted to 40 count it 40 called to sit. on that list. mainly criticism around the lady economy's been run. issues of accountability and. reconciliation and post-war. transitional justice issues just specifically the call for the establishment to walk crown court although they put forth 40 demands one can just group them to 3 broad categories not be caught in the about justice which is post-war. issues chances are just the stations and then. they come to me they run it leafless in that we witness in a total collapse of the light doing dollar. now on me our 1st and has been in power

for just over a year is that the demands of being mean to our results i expect at this. well we will have passed up points as to whether or not this fair i think the angle that witness in monrovia is mouli. people as president sign see that the economist is not only stagnant but i think that gets in the works so that the engagement of the both political engagement will witness and isn't it press for my suv transformation instead it is about maintaining the gains that the made i and preventing it back what's locked so if in his tenure us presidents things i guess and where it's us us suggesting what does this really mean for his presidency. well it means you are easy on notice and the

economy is going to be very key for him if he is to stay on the stable to find political consensus was engaged in a constructive dialogue with the opposition the president's own said a few weeks ago that dialogue is the way follow it that's up followed up on and he's able to get some sort of a political consensus to announce face to implement reform but speed is going to be the watchword out there is group patience and that in monrovia ok enough not pretty previous governments have tried and failed you know it was the same criticism for president johnson sirleaf what really at the conference then to be out due to corruption in a country because that's one of the main things people are complaining about. well you have to muster the political will i know say it's the same things but then it's not just black and white a lot of gray in between. and he's managed in the media and the

medium term effects of a quote crisis and collapse of commodity prices but he will have to he can't just point to the fact that you still have been on this answer something to him and it now and the reason the pressure is really ratcheting up on that and it's because he's also having to deal with these. red in the political resistance time when the economy it's not an all time look so you have to find innovative means to do to jumpstart the economy he needs to do badly needs to win the support he will have to reach out to meet the credit when not to get resources to respond to the economic questions so as to turn down depression and create space to work on the long term issues ok many apartheid activists in more obeah liberia thank you very much for your time. and an update to

a story brought you last week didn't use africa reported from zimbabwe on a white farmer fighting illegal bottle to hold on to his avocado farm which i said his business was under threat from london vegas who claimed the land was there as he told us that destruction had put 600 jobs vest following reports the government has stepped in to resolve the dispute tweeting about them not to have been effectively dealt with and that zimbabwe respects property rights. we can't just. tell them have opportunistic. region. because what you're

looking at. is in 25 minutes. it's not an overnight. it's not. joining me now is nick government spokesperson hadi welcome and thanks for your time why did you decide to visit mr. sometimes when you'll hear him and went to dinner with a case. far away from each you need to be able to look at the to rain see the geography but more importantly see the agra process in that was and that is in place it farfalle i wanted to see for myself why are we saying this is very productive business where we saying this is an export oriented business and way are we saying these fits very well in the narrative is open for business so this was the peoples of the his it ok now i don't know if i can link up their post to this question and it's up to say that if if you went there and you found out that it

didn't meet what your head that it met then what would have been ok that his farm was taken away from him. no that wasn't when i change the outcome because when the when the cabinet. position or a decision it becomes policy saw that decision that was passed on the 28th of may was in sync with the with government policy government policy is pronounced by the president in these inaugural speech on the 24th of november 27th in and subsequent statements that have been made and the actual police have passed by a cabinet on several occasions to the effect that. the land issue is no longer a rasho issue it's no longer a question of race and more importantly. no productive land will be taken but we're taking land anyway except that land which is too big for one person and when

we have such a 100 population for land ok those ones will be downsized and people that it would have multiple farms these so-called multiple. lead on us those ones will may lose some of them in terms of the land or to those who are carrying out but does that is what is the government policy is concerned the. phrase fitted well into the police ok sound science doesn't require complicated some times the land will be taking and given to other or spread out to other farmers also but but but back to the main issue for discussion when all the off we were drawn so that you can actually own is own farm that's that's that's definitely a bureaucratic process they offer later that was given to mr mills and he's going to put it drawn and. as for mr. liviu he has to apply for it or more to be given that i mean for the lease agreement in terms of the government

directive saw it's a matter of we're talking we're really talking of administrative issues here i mean certain issues are not police issues once the police has been pronounce we may you know it may take long to draft of these documents get into that office to be signed with the other but as i say it's administrative i don't think we should be very much bogged down bad message of issues ok so ultimately he can relax because things are going to go smooth he's going to still be in control of his own farm that's a yes right that's a yes that's a definitely yes now finally or you know whether to continue waiting that's good finally before you go what is the government's doing about other farms facing similar threats what we pronounce on the 28th and what you pronounce it now is a policy police the police is that no productive land will be taken away from somebody who is producing. no of reprocessing will be taken away from old price to anybody. lands and we'll also or not all property rights is paid all constitution

thouse the position that is the fate of any other lands that falls into this category ok thank you very much. and i. africa. stories on our website on facebook and if you're thinking about changing the. range of ideas. from this yes i call fashion week over the weekend. and enjoy the next time just 5. to.

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