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i am eddie michael jr your welcome to the program what's with the just peace talks in cameroon resulted in the pens for the regions which will end the fighting between separatists on the military all more bloodshed and more people being displaced if i've the national dialogue called for by the president and that with. announcing their release of more than 300 separatists well here in a moment from our reporter on how that has been received but fast this report. this week of talks were supposed to get everyone together in the same room but that didn't happen with their leaders jails the separatists boycotted these talks saying their demands weren't met they called the prisoner release made right at the end of

the talks a political stunt but others from the separatist region say it's a good 1st step it has to be given thick. gives on these we choose to call it a fully grown have to give back something there for the dialogue on the release of prisoners should be an acknowledgment for those of us on the ground even image ised on the social economic and political system to begin to also make some concessions . to the separatist movement started gathering pace in 2017 it was spurred on by a violence government crackdown on peaceful protests in english speaking regions people in these regions in cameroons north west in southwest feel the country's french speaking majority has too much say in how things are run because of that the separatists declared they'd formed an independent state called ambers only in

october 27th seen. since then nearly 2000 people have been killed as a result of the conflict between separatist militants and government forces and the u.n. says half a 1000000 people have been displaced. many of them caught in the middle of a conflict they never wanted like anniston who fled with her children after the separatists turned on her family. and was one. and if i behave. like that i make them go that. is really nice. those displaced would love nothing more if this week's talks are anything to go by piece still looks a long way off. joining me now from comedy on as our reporter blaze

a young fellow blaze it's nice to see you so president told the house ordered the release of 333 prison who are linked to the separatist crisis now and the question is how close to peace are we now it is easy to see if we are really close of peace at the moment because remember these are not the high profile of a reform prison is that the whole nation is talking about these get. this some of the people for example these are people some of them are people that we call them we don't and i get caught maybe when the bills government will seize me to read in the area and maybe that was suspected to be servants used you know but these are all the high profile the reason this is a producer of talking about and the government itself is looking for decent be not necessary to bring a lot of change now the government has announced major resume lucian's let's hear

from the spokesperson. for fresh air. but it grew to journals of the note with a start with. article $62.00 of our constitution including the restoration of. this through regions and the election. ministry. so the president wants to grants the english speaking regions special status could this lead to the sort of independence they have longed for. not at all the scale of the 2 independents these even cannot meet the 50 ratio which a lot so i'm on board she's probably all these basically mean i mean we still to get a full definitive of what the speech up states will be but it's going to look something like maybe the smokers and the selfless to be able to put some of. these

like the. you know on some pots maybe taking from some other government i mean she doesn't give in to call authorities but again this is not a formal diary this is not a tell me and decent piece it's not the direction ok then so all together with the pros and cons of the national assembly why are we at. the moment rescissions up you know right up to the fight these to measure national dialogue since all. these specific shows will be table in front of the president and the president with decides to to keep him in d.c. . to hear she's going to decide sorry to do that it's going to be all it's going to demand all the power in the wrist and the hands of the breast and. resilience of right here right here ok please a young. reporter many times for

a time. who'd have thought that reusing plastic bottles in containers could be fatal well in researching gun issues that it's in major cause of poisoning particularly in rural areas this is because containers that used to hold chemicals like pesticides on now used to carry water we met the man who is creating awareness in his community. mahmoud mohamed not only is keeps an eye out for this plastic bottles used to contain chemical fertilizers. and now pose a danger to people and the environment farmers in ghana often leave the used bottles lying around are not properly disposed of it can affect the health of the farmer. what the bodies and even. the farmers for. mahmoud know dean is a journalist and an environmental activist in 2015 he founded an ngo for climate

change and food security focusing on farming he launched a campaign against the use of these bottles here insufferable farmers have had bad experiences with them i used a group chemicals on my from and would just leave the containers there that wasn't good at all as one day my grandchild picked one fish water with it and drank it she felt the treatment was very costly it was a big worry fortunately the aggregate officer explained to us that we should not leave the used containers on the farm so now we gathered all and put them in a tray cycle which goes to dump them. for course b. is a part of no didn't awareness raising tim he works for the agriculture ministry for and passed on his knowledge to the farmers. i mean

we've sent off for. a year now a new i mean i do kitty farmers on proper disposal of continuous recall the i mean . please our farmers are. on the face. as i've been going through to the use of the car so after the casing on how to dispose them well me induction of these cases many of the farmers are now also taking more care when using the camera. was on their feet. before you start to spray you have to wear boots and a proper outfit you also have to use a mask so you do not inherit the chemicals for money. then vitamin terrorists are trying to get the message across that it would be better to do with all of the chemicals all together but it is difficult to persuade the farmers that are gunning

for devises would protect their land better in the long term in particular against drugs a growing problem due to climate change it's an uphill battle. that we have made across the country. part of climate change. we need at. the activist showing the farmers other ways they can help fight the effects of global warming for example with tree planting initiatives some 500 indigenous species have been planted so far. sports involving punches to the body and head has become an internet sensation that millions watch online it's called dumb be it kind of traditional martial arts which has existed for hundreds of years and i j s are fighting to exports that culture to the rest of the world. these fists are made for punching. the

aim of the game to knock out the opponent or fulsom to surrender in the shortest possible time. like in the past the fighters used to dip the fabric of the wrapped fist in resin and crushed glass to better injure their opponent that's now illegal but boxers still can leave the battlefield with broken bones and bloodied faces the exact origins of the traditional sport and clear but it's thought that began when traveling house to animal slaughter started organizing fights for entertainment today's boxers do it for the love of the sport who fall into the even before i became a dumbbell fighter i always loved to fight. i used to fight with everyone and there was complain to my mom and dad the war movie mom or me or my dad was a. successful fighter stand to win pristine and or some money cattle motorcycles and even cars. you know who are

whom would i'm very happy with my life because i get food to eat when i do this sport i use the money for relaxation with my friends and family is the one i do i don't do any other sport apart from traditional down baby boxing or what i was. done there has become an internet sensation thanks to 2 business minded fans they record major tournaments and post them online to the dumba warriors you tube channel. your world will force other companies because if we deliver this post on this rock the ground into an internationally recognized sports voice is about building this. down the world franchise of the sport and us it in africa is like the biggest combat sports in africa. then the arias has 100000 steps. reivers in their most popular video has more than 15000000 views the channels found us are

also in talks with may just satellite stations as they look to expand the global reach of the sport. that's a phone are from the news africa i'll see you soon after your lovely peek at. the bus and it's as if they don't need to keep a date on the books both for over a mention on the 4th time from those receiving the letter that mr obama the family is at the last right in his word has called the hard truth. on the. take personally with the few people in stories that made it so special.

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in between. and how a palestinian family brought october fest into the west bank and got thousands of people to join the party. but 1st the painting that's making headlines around the world this canvas by the mysterious british artist banksy was expected to sell its other bees for around 2000000 euros instead it sold for more than 11000000 banksy painted the picture of chimpanzees running the british parliament a decade ago what was funny at the time now seems pretty accurate. with britain's parliament in 10 mile over the fast approaching brecht that deadline this was the painting fetching millions at the beach london auction house on thursday.