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t w. it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about i don't do this because we can't stay. that. closely global news that matters. made for mines. in the program. there's been a 500 percent. increase in displacement one 3rd of the nation is now a conflict area this is a catastrophe and we've got to act and we've got. to stop.

what other courses be stopped also coming up. that is rising. in kenya's remote region of west thousands of people and now without food and shelter. i could your welcome to the show the u.n. world food program is one. crisis in booking office so they see this it's being driven by extremist violence the number of attacks in the country has increased significantly this year with the number of civilian that's already 4 times their toll to recorded in 2018 we'll have more from on our list in a moment but 1st this report. destroyed livelihoods this is the extremist violence that has forced these villages in northern book

enough to abandon their homes and their fields taking with them only what they can carry. when they killed my brother buddha amah. i hid in a river bed and came back in the morning to save my family the problem. i left everything behind a bicycle. just the clothes i'm wearing now. more refugees are arriving at a makeshift shelters like in cairo or in central book enough ah so many are malnourished in desperate need of food and medical care. some have resorted to eating leaves. this man and his family fled 200 kilometers on foot to reach. what we need now

is food and everything else can wait once we get the food then we will worry about clothes and i want to one. swathes of farmland have been abandoned leaving many bikini at bay without any means to support themselves close to 500000 people into kenya faso have been forced to flee. the surge an extremist violence coincided with former president luiz complier his resignation from power in a popular uprising in 2014 the current administration says comply or it may go she had to deal with extremists to avoid violence in bikini. since his ouster jihad is to have rapidly expanded their influence. and became a fossil long there's been a 500 percent. increase in displacement one 3rd of the nation is now a conflict area this is

a catastrophe and we've got to and we've got to act now. so far that big be a military has been unable to contain the extremism despite international and regional assistance the compromise security situation makes it difficult for aid to reach those who need it the most. the lives of almost half a 1000000 bikie now bears has been pushed to the brink. from on this i'm joined by cuisine to be on the political advice. that is the africans and south for that construct every solution of disputes. thanks for your time so so tell us is the fights in between the military extremist groups all about mineral resources or is there more to it. it is war. it could be that there is fire. if you take the fact that.

if you ever take it. or make a rash of the. wipes out of your. resource prices at the same time to also to go to sources in the face of the now fatigue where traditional means and forms of development. and streaming in the numbers that they used in the past ok why are extremist groups spreading so much in the sahara region however when we look at it there is a bit of i do chip but fundamentally is the fact that the critic and says that to various government individually or even collectively looking at additional conflicts is trying to address the open and they have addressed the long antiquated methods of trying to find. what is happening

i think that to. try to find traction in the eyes of young people that get radicalized and then lead to or engage an extremist which in many cases it. crosses over to in a matter of what does in neighboring countries leading to a wave of terrorist attacks ok so you mention a better vats and yeah but governments have not been able to contain extremism and that's a hell reason why it's not exactly. well in this sense to contain extremism you need to look at it were to be to read to kind which is look so the inability of governments to address local grievances. trying to for young people oh those that are excluded in the political economic and social look at the station and. to find their lead to come missy more appealing to being.

really full citizens or for that matter there in the 2nd. ok quickly before you go what more than kind of regional and international bodies do. they stream is a well i think well anything else if you look into the region of this. region and he done recently it does waking it politico's social and economic terms it is not. the end it could be need to end this multi-city off approach is that is that. ok many thanks for your time quizzing denise policy and political advice for thank you. in kenya more than 60 people have been killed and 120000 have been displaced by a landslide after heavy rains and floods hit the region of west buckets rescue operations are being hampered by the massive destruction of property and infrastructure. homes and livelihood swept away in only

a few hours roads and bridges destroyed. people here don't have much and now everything is gone. kilamba highly negative so many people have been affected people have left their homes and no one can sleep at home for now because we don't know when the next landslide will occur. actually all those who live in this area are affected and everybody is afraid of going back home. years of deforestation months of drought and now weeks of heavy rains are creating the stephanie flats. rescue workers a struggling to cope and the army has now been called in to assist. the government is telling people living here to move to higher grounds and seek shelter in schools

and government buildings. you know but we have to work as if we're urging out people to move from the lower areas where there are mudslides and go to the evacuation centers because we don't know how long it's going to ryan what i mean we're going to get food and other relief along with medical supplies to help those affected by the medical supplies the unusual heavy rains pounding large parts of east africa is caused by warmer than usual temperatures over the indian ocean and forecasters say more heavy rain is expected this weekend. and since you know kids had it right on the board up with my country ghana so what is there to know about the may. share some of the most memorable places in his hometown that inspired him and his work. so sculptor of giants

i'll introduce you to my beautiful city lonnie one of my sources of inspiration i hope you like it. at the soul was born into a good capital romance which is home to more than 1700000 people just gated on the border with ghana of the coastal city horse not only miles and miles of beaches but it's also home to the leading container port in west africa but the city does not profit much from needs as it is mainly used for transfer shipment the majority of the population live off from one treat. their man please and these sense of trance pull it is also noticeable in a studio located in the neighborhood of the coming economy. this is why i communicate with that would i like to bring new life to the dead my sculptures can be up to 4 metres tall i use my artworks to talk about a feeling in my heart my goal is to give something new to the world. to move.

the 20 year old artist never picks up wood from living trees on something nature is very important to him they hand sculptor also incorporates recycled materials into his artworks to make people aware of the importance of protecting the environment like many cities in west africa a man has a problem with it's with money each moment if you are a lot i always feel shocked when i see people to rubbish on the street that is why i gathered the waste to include it in my work i even pay people to go to the rubbish dump and collect trash for me here so. i do so also looks for inspiration beyond environmental issues he also gathers ideas from the local at attention and historical treasures such as rome is old pierre which was built by the german cologne your regime in. early 20th century what i want i mean.

i think the old port is like a giant sculpture it's like a museum. on tell the children about the colonial history of total. was a german colony and one at which point it was taken over by britain and france in the commercial heart of la may this colonial heritage plains with more than ak it's like that piece monument located in this culture takes its inspiration from the castles piece down. this statue inspires me a lot it's a great monument to the represents peace in the world there's also just more all projects initiated by 2 goalies artist jimmy hope. maybe 2 police artists have worked on this mural. 8 review i think whenever i come here i feel like i am immersed in a world full of hot one around. africa you can

catch all our stories on our website page we leave you with these pictures from senegal. next time. during the conflict with. turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman for him. how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and approach conflicts.

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