business deal every news everything coming up in the next 15 minutes. is corruption trial opens in sudan to deploy those needed is facing charges of accepting bribes and illegally holding to foreign currency what about the atrocities committed and his group. and the success of gruden every absence of africa has created jobs for immigrants in the country at the good carries serious risks. they will need to get nigerians who want to remove the stick not rich culture from day traditional religion. i'm christine wonderwall come to the program it's good to have you along the corruption trial of sudan's deposed leader omar al bashir opened in the capital hot today but is reported to have looked calm during the 3 hour session

a detective who testified told the court that bashir admitted to receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia money allegedly to be used outside of the state budget a large amounts of cash were found at the shias residence after he was toppled the trial would also probe some of that and. i guess today is a sudanese human rights lawyer refresh my colleague joins me from khartoum welcome to africa mr mccauley do people in sudan feel that this is the trial that they've been waiting for back that justice is finally being done. now are on their little son a lot of very much going. on the kind of. 100. 1000000000 we're seeing for the last 30. years.

i'm going to shoot. full. timers in the truth. or. i take your point i take your point you're arguing that he should be tried for some of the other trustees that he's accused off but how credible is this trial. you know. given even. told by you told all but you just. so we're little training. games. ok. ok

so what we've learned from the proceedings today we heard from one of the investigators saying that when president omar al bashir received millions. from saudi arabia what does that tell us what are we to make of that. well you know. if you were living puts a lot of people to prison i'm getting a lot of. money from. the monarchy under this is money that was. sending a lot of really more we're just getting to yemen and to be religions i'm reporting that even iran. also shows how. you never think of it it's like certain time they might want to finish. the country as a nation so we don't have a lot of it isn't money to feed his house right mr mccauley and there was progress

at the weekend with the signing of the transitional council constitution and i know that there's been a bit of a delay in terms of getting the way it's going to day but i wanted to know from you what are the priorities for this council over the next 3 years and so there's an election in the done and those are the monitors are. going to be able to. feel it is a serious problem for the military the upper part of this is not running when it's unfortunately very loving woman situation for poverty for folks who are going to think about it is. even forgotten but for the little gilpin and do not know or we love to hear a lot of money about it but the comic situations just like monique it's pretty bad you know someone is so good about somebody. they're going to fruition it's better just because of patricia knowledgeable. all right rifat nakai is in touch thank you

. onyx story is in south africa with food delivery apps have been a big success that's created work opportunities for many immigrants in the country but this part of the industry remains and regulated and that's proving dangerous for the drivers who make the system work. it's a busy afternoon in capetown city center but patrick navigate smoothly through traffic his destination the parking lot of the fast food chain. on the spot as the main meeting point for cape town's food korea's. patrik started as a driver 6 months ago. the best thing about the way we used to work.

was you know. patrick is an asylum seeker from the d.c. he used to work as a security guard but a lack of papers and at that korea and orders coming in the success of delivery apps provides him and many others with a job opportunity that is little controlled by. a cell phone a driver's license and a ride is all you need to start on the job. each week pickup and delivery to take on 30 rock equivalent to $1.95 and maybe a tip. during a good shift he can top the national minimum wage of $10.40 put a but the job has its downsides. when make. too big for you because what i would. not buy when i visit even though nobody even your family so we want to. help me

is the big things for us and while most companies don't often surance accidents happen regularly they are the result of unsafe vehicles insufficient driving skills and pressure to get out. because under pressure because even if it is called or if a customer is a complaint the company is they don't care i'm not in the driver didn't they care about the business. and it's a thriving business revenue in south africa's on line food delivery market currently amounts to more than $700000000.00 u.s. dollars and it's forecast to rise it is time to take on responsibility for the driver says traffic officials will be funding the if it's only will it top of thing that point anybody i'm not sure where you got your license and i'm not sure how you drive because i don't have to take any responsibility for your actions and you on

your own if you are an accident that's a top of thing that they forgot also in my view an informant for enforcement side who can't really do much about it local companies order in and mr d. didn't respond to our interview requests. to the eats recently introduced injury protection. we are going. on. can you relate the. time perhaps for other industry players to follow suit patrick is off to the next delivery a long and hopefully safe night ahead of him it's now too cold or schauble in southwest nigeria owned to the ural by some people there young people that will be are taking it upon themselves to tackle a stigma against their traditional religion correspondent attended a local annual ceremony and brings us the 6 reports.

concessions prayers and offerings each year in august or soon festival takes over the nigerian town of. dedicated to the day of the river or soon the festival draws thousands of people from around nigeria they worship the ancient traditional day tease the orishas. just in mid twenty's on me tonight if i were me more has dedicated her life to the old religion she is an orisha priestess. i was born and bred in total. religion so be. crusoe priscilla's is not something you can decide for yourself. after. your a self to do. for her praying to the old gods was always part of her spirituality it's a shame she says that many today associate the traditionalist ways with witchcraft

and evil spirits of the poor below knowledge and understanding their bodies through saluting the law nor how it was so the. evil you know we have demonic. like every year on me tonight it takes part in the festival at those a quick grove the goddess ocean is said to have appeared here to a hunter in search of water the people who come here seek blessings and want to have their prayers heard by the goddess. the good thing that we have for what it was that. long lived c good thing as. we have nothing before today i was. on the tonight and her friends also see it as their task to change the image of their religion they share photos and videos on social media in order to reach out to other young people they even approached the nigerian film industry of its

negative portrayal of the traditions. we are dealing. with a lot of people on the right i don't think the last good drug called the police. and other drugs are not in america to grab the only thing that can become or. close to your walk on. young and old all eventually make their way to the river to wash and give offerings from coal and outs to fruits and packaged food everything is offered to the goddess even a basket for. of adults the hope is that their prayers and thanks to the goddess will bring them good fortune in the next year. that was and that is if we're not from africa as always you can catch all i was stories on our website and facebook page we're always interested to know what you think of all shows t.v. now with more details on that. the festival kariya thanks for.

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