interactive content teaching the next generation of mental to change. channels available for people to change. and more determined to do something here for the next generation. is the environment series of global $3000.00 on d.w. and online. this is the wus africa coming out on the program so the military council says it's foiled an attempted coup rebel soldiers have been rounded up officials and how to see the power sharing deal with group demographic groups will be signed this weekend also coming up. designed to meet the specific needs of african countries. is being tested in got a big game protect the environment and create local jobs. she is young and super talented this nigerian artist is reinventing the art of drawing

she's using it to express the challenges in her country. you're welcome to the show after 7 months of protest and house that president and more than 100 lives lost this danis military on pro-democracy coalition i expected to sign a power sharing deal tense negotiations looked to be in jeopardy after reports of an attempted coup late on a senior general. a member of the ruling military council says more than a dozen rebel soldiers have been rounded up and that there was an effort to hinder the transition to democracy sudan has seen bloody crackdowns by the military since the toppling of form of dictator. bashir. i am joined now by adam

bahar is the nice human rights activist these here in berlin welcome again to dr vella just like that we spoke in now the military says there was a coup attempts what does this mean for the stresses and time in sudan it's only mean one thing so they try somehow to show they are important enough to be there for that if not this one it will be politically in colors but unfortunately for the people who insisted on for us it not mean so much in this moment i mean just new way of lying or playing with the power because this is a state of time where they talk about. kind of scenes like this and this is not realistic and you don't believe there was a coup or whatever for sure or sure i don't believe that because also if you see just to to to make a little bit clear what we talk about it and now they are imposing. and now they say this is their time it is happening and unfortunately just you cannot be believing in the same time they don't tell that who is. sitting in and which was

1000 of these players sit in intent of you and they don't catch anyone but now they talk about catching all the 10 people who did it was the you've been in touch with people on the ground what exactly have you seen. for people for example i talked today was someone in sudan one of my sources there and he told me that it's also not believable what is going on unfortunately this kind of way of putting but as your. people who is negotiate with them and also putting but industry to say that we are important we have to be there i see now there's been a deal negotiated between the census and military council and of course they're put as leaders is this deal that could lead the country to the path of democracy we hope but i think unfortunately we have to see it from 2 different view for his view of the view of the protest and the people whose interest. it. dawned really trust

was going on because they have had enough of flying from this transition military and the other side of political view we have to see it is maybe we can bring something to and that was we hold because if it is a position. god is all minister to really just the military have just 5 in there but it isn't really that maybe we'll bring something because we're done that's what we hope that's why it is a little bit confusing now but for boy in the view of politically it would bring something to ok. this is a nice activists many thanks for the time. now the european union's foreign policy chief warned the international community not to let terror groups flourish in the saddle for that i'm a very me me the comments do we need visit to the region where she held security talks the. 150000000 euros to help fight violent extremist

groups such as stylish or green spoke to did abuse. the international community to be at their site. the same logic of respect because it's also in our self-interest if this area of the words. states. becomes less presence of territory this could be an easy place where terrorists from. could move after the territorial defeat of syria and we definitely do not want to give. another place where they can build their territorial. electric better for the environment and markets for them is booming experts predict that by 24 to 35 percent of global new car sales will be electric in ghana the

compact electric pickup van is being tested to meet the specific needs of african countries. the 1st prototype of the a car was presented at a ceremony and ghana 2 years ago. the king of the ashanti people received the german developers of the electrically powered truck. then the pickup was put through its paces to see if its robust enough to cope with the challenges of ghana's roads. there are now 4 prototypes of the a car it's expected to launch 1st in germany and other european countries before it introduced an african countries including ghana kenya south africa and namibia. a car is made up mainly of simple sheet metal parts. that has just 600 components excluding screws and rivets. a given set of course a basic part such as the battery electric engine and so on need to be delivered

with the elements made of steel and metal can be manufactured locally the point is that you don't need a lot of know how to assemble it and it will be easy to get the hang of the production process. the idea was born 6 years ago. look and ultimately. the designers were still at university studying automotive and aerospace technology when they 1st came up with the idea of an electric car custom designed for african roads as an alternative to diesel and gasoline vehicles of luke and matthew both of you. the biggest obstacle to reducing e.-v. acoa in africa is the limited availability of electricity from the outset we factored in the energy supply experience has shown us that even if there's access to a power grid the supply is unstable for that reason we collaborate with primary suppliers of regenerative energy such as solar and hydro power. the plan is to mount solar

models on the roof. from the start we were looking at the f. . market where mobility is not a luxury to people and goods need to get from a to b. it's a basic need and i worked in an orphanage in africa when i was a student a neighbor had a pineapple plantation he'd harvest the fruit on the farm but he had no way of taking it to market and selling it so he had no income. and the. series production is set to launch in southern germany in early 2020 the 1st models to come off the production line will be introduced in europe. around a year later a car will be launched in africa here in ghana it will cost the equivalent of $10000.00 euros a lot cheaper than a used car from europe or the u.s. . now most people do it to procrastinate one nigerian artist and scribbling into one amazing art form.

is self-taught visual artist stumbled upon the idea 4 years ago now uses arts to give voice to the challenges nigerians face. my name is i am. what begins as a kid canvas of frantic and squiggly lines turns into something beautiful anyone can scribble. but all are in the. can make the messy mesmerizing. or you have. to watch pressure on me so i just picked up if. i could find. it just as he is so i was frustrated and i just didn't get it on the internet i say feast. and it will go from there so i thought was a stab you know. what i mean i think that it was for me to express myself

in the past 2 years she has produced more than 100 works from portraits to everyday scenes often allegories of frustration or on social challenges like regular power outages at the hands of neat the national electricity company. so i decided to kill one of the lines of building the store to do so because i mean this is to give us life a little bit about so you know so that she should know more like a rigid screen opening up on. some of her pieces take a few minutes while others take months buyers pay at least 113 use for a drawing recently she's begun working with digital tools to raise awareness and make her work more accessible. i also make scribble. how i did so. i was basically just try and play with what i use an exhaust pipe for me

and then an old months working instead i also do do the arts where i just use part . to form. oh man i. discovered the art form during an artist's work shop and has since begun mentoring up and coming artists herself helping others to find beauty in the monday. now that is what i call talent. now to sports the men have been separated from the boys 4 teams remain in the africa cup of nations senegal will pleats in the show while jerry with nigeria and the semifinal stage will be an all west african or north african final all while the west the north bottle of doubt will know after the games on sunday the fans have been behind the teams even in defeat was the case of madagascar read their dream by the fairy tale as and that their supporters still

call them heroes. side their pride one is a reason i'm so happy because we've come a long way i think they will win the cup in 2021 we're not giving up hope we will always support our team i. am very moved because we malagasy people have always been underestimated even though we lost 3 nil he still made it to the quarterfinals i. set a goal is the only remaining team that has never won the competition but their fans believe that this is the time. the tickets it's a very good senegalese team that continues to fight like a lion we're counting on the team. a little closer look at the we are proud of our country i'll use this. is the one and the situation to be seen again he is trying to follow you and leave us in the gun because it is they have sure their reliance is not what was expected of them real man real players the showed on the

field and it. comes with both those games i always see the best teams well that's it for now from v.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website on face book page of a great speaker and i forgot. to. bring to me. not everyone who loves books has to go insane. to talk to literature list for my street. i'm not going to think that them well i just sometimes i am but i still think when. the german thinks deep into the

german culture of looking at stereotypes classics and you think the future of the country that i don't. need to rethink his grandmother yeah. it's all that. new i'm rachel join me to meet the gentleman from t.w. . post. the 5. the photo platform instagram has transformed the art of travel into a race to the globe's most photogenic spots on this edition of arts and culture we're looking at the dark side of insta travel beyond the pretty pictures also on the show our food reporter meghan lead takes us on her own travels sampling the tasty treats taipei has to offer. and if you like why and chocolates and bagpipes then

a bow gary in the wedding is the place where you just don't drop your crown. before we set off on those journeys the great fantasy author j. r. r. tolkien once wrote not all those who wonder are lost tolkien of course didn't travel with a selfie stick or use any hash tags still his words have become the motto for young travelers who are anything but lost in fact they know exactly where they're going and what photos they're going to take when they get there to put on instagram now it is know it delete backed off is safe from the hype and the results are often destructive or just plain annoying. beyond a new party that picturesque glued to commute charms not only residents it's become a mass phenomenon 1st on the internet then in the real world. the perfect instagram photo unique and so who originally we thought cat no and now.