as you run up what is a term of this you know i mean in your mind not a single you are getting what you guy but on what it. means a unanimous. good oh it's afraid yes it said quote i've only said but i caught it going on what are you finding. there's news africa coming up on the show under siege in nigeria south african businesses shut down after being targeted as nigerians retaliates against zenith in johannesburg relations between the 2 nations it was a few years mountable. also coming up. a ways back to school to find out how one leading nigeria is using downs to get

kids off the streets and into the classroom. i. are welcome to the show. in nigeria following the spate of xenophobic violence in south africa after nigerians well among those i typed in johannesburg and pretoria and we send these groups in the west african country how about talk south african businesses in response now some of those firms have closed. but i do you are calling for a more measured reaction. in lagos nigeria targeted at south african still. there responding to violent attacks in south africa against foreigners including $1000.00. now some attending to violence

themselves. we are not to like. some of them and you're angry not you don't you it's you know you went into the shop right because what was really happening south african franchise shop right. was among those targeted the company closed several of its stores jute the damage. in the capital a boucek clashes at a shop right supermarket that put traffic to a standstill after demonstrators burned tires and threw rocks at the stall. in lagos groups was seen stopping cars and attacking drivers believed to be south africa and. others called for a stronger response from nigeria's government let me use our leader. you should know should not comport refers to you could talk a little give nigerians come out and speak in a joint and say this is what we are doing when you keep quiet we know of some sort

of people to do something and one of people want to do something another because they're not going to carry out a peaceful protest proceed i don't want to react our president. should do something old gent to civil lives because if this thing continue like this it may cause was. $1000.00 has stepped up security around south african still it's a major concern that could again same thing to violence meanwhile the government has said it will send a special envoy to deliver its condemnation directly to south africa. some on this we're joined by a professor at kalibo gum up one year from pretoria he's a political scientist at the university of south africa hello professor many thanks for your time now there's been retaliation in nigeria against south africa on businesses but surely violence is not is not the solution to violence as it.

violence is definitely not the solution we hope and believe that other against especially those in south africa he is not the only government suicide everyone here. i don't find it so it's a cause in the country will come to our senses. and be able to deal with this issue in the way that the status of the continent and retaliation and counter-retaliation in my view it's not going to be solution as they say you know and i've heard and i mean. we don't want. ok now let's listen to a clip from president. attacks on. people who run businesses from foreign nationals and something that's totally unacceptable and something that we cannot allow. to happen in south africa where people who are running their own businesses tax and businesses destroy it through

looting and being fire bombed. something that is completely against the ethos that we a south african ex palms. so professor we had him there he has condemned the attacks but how can his government gain control of the situation. there are many ways in which his government can gain control. condemnation in stealth in political terms and in diplomatic dance perhaps that suffices but there we need you know the thought of going green solutions been practical you know side that used to deal with this one way is to ensure that you know governments and of course the j.c.s. is just described he's insecure in the trust that it is a cluster of ministers and deal with issues to do with security and safety and related months they have to come up with yesterday used to continue the situation

we are no way that this kind of fighting will actually end up and it's an awfully got takes in my view actually awful from the attacks and i was mostly targeting you know black africans from other countries even though the aus. buttons and so on so these are taped in my view have not tested it ever since you were here yesterday isn't it that on 2094 and so you need to get to the hoot you know cause of these some of the root causes of. these kinds of attacks as we talk to people on the car they say that's because of competition. between you know foreign and mostly and document imported illegal migrants and south african so they have to deal with this the other issue is that you know corruption within this group it last especially in terms of the police and the customs immigration of you just will accept bribes and . basically that is the strategy that i think in dealing with you can see also ideal conditions as well ok now there's an increase in the pressure. from the

celebrities politicians and ordinary citizens what impact could this have on the situation. savaging impact in my view for as long as the celebrities politicians diplomats and so unnamed you know people from the african union studied in other countries in the un yes if we had if from this very general of the un general assembly all of these were put into bad creations of the out commendable ok but we need a homegrown sort of against themselves to say people at least and organizations churches are just bodies and must end up and i dress this issue the root cause as i keep it to this point now what about the african union keep condemning the attacks but what practically candy do to help do with us. actually my view we need not only just the condemnation by the african union or somebody

doesn't like in zambia we have condemned the attacks may be. allowing but so on and so on we need much more than that i think we need an african you know a task force of some sort that will help sort of if you wear clothes because of. the root causes of this issue it's almost like a problem often migrants. you know jumping or say someone in the mediterranean the same thing i think that the current situation is out of the crisis that you quite as much more than an issue they need to come up with that you know some kind of force. was often forced to deal with the issue ok political scientists university of south africa in particular many thanks for your time. largest number of children in the weald who are messing out on education officials say more than 10000000 children are not in school many of them homeless street kids

so how do we get these children back in the classroom our correspondents discovered how dancers help and some of them find the focus they need to keep learning. when 11 year old dami discovered dance she discovered happiness. for small little fool feel small to. pull from the rolls i have to dress. like the other kids in the dream qatar's dance group demi wants to move to on the streets after her father died when she was just 7 demi had to do whatever she could to assist her mom and younger siblings. 2 years later she met her dance instructor and 4 star mother she only only

who has a similar story that. was. going on between 10 and 13 left from a guy the financial side of them couldn't go to school was on a street course in a time when the best one was able to browse about all those and so morning that a call from your local children to be a better person and i didn't get anyone to do though. it's may seem like just a drop in the bucket but one child at a time only only is getting kids back in school to 27 year old has helped several off find and homeless needs through primary and secondary school only only currently has 9 kids living with the oh mama i remember the affronts where she works as a t.v. screen writer and choreograph are you do we have personal forms and donations from people. only early sponsors the kids streaming and takes care of their daily needs

to. these kids who love to dance and they come here for me has those every day but she only gives them one condition to continue dancing and doing well in school. or in any child that doesn't perform well in school is disqualified from dancing so he can still leave in the house for music more than the dance and this will involve simply 11000 let me come home and so simple with and meet all the rufus women from only on his work has been recognized on several occasions and had downs videos have gained popularity they have even quotes the eye of international stars but the one that remains dear to her heart she says was when american music. beyond c. she had had video on instagram.

short legged you lie and hold every single one of was and then this song was the song in his ward where morse and both you know that thinking about meeting yes i can yes king and you know this and this song i was in poverty and. there was. damn he says besides dancing she also wants to become a writer like how mama. well that's it for now from d.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page we need you now with more of the dancing kids from that dream catchers down school and leave it goes you may learn something new dance moves see again soon i found out that i think it was the way. it was i. talked to. my.

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channels available in school. and were determined to build something new for the next generation globally beamed barmen series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. greetings from berlin and a warm welcome to arts and culture photographer peter lind bag changed the face of fashion photography in the 1990 s. and tributes are pouring in after his death on tuesday at age 74 we'll look back at his remarkable career and also coming up. director and filmmaker on those 5 is renowned for intensely political cinema as latest effort is cutting edge theatre and she'll join me in the studio to talk about it. and in the

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