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why are you watching the daily news and forget it i just knew some feature is always available on our website that is d. w. dot com i'm kind of the humphrey a valet no help more world news for you at the top be out see it thanks for helping . but i have little need to keep a day about on the books for the older direction home the force i'm committed holds the most recently deadly climb up. the bottom of the band aid at the last dragon this world has called the hard truth. is a master of the art of confrontation this is wrong. but here in the world the combat
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doesn't mean you're going to resign ya you fly the undisputed champion of tough political talk softly trying to frighten you know crucial for everybody to understand that the 2nd you enter the conflict zone and join tim sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is a big failure whichever way you like to spin the conflict zone g.w. . best as africa coming up in the program the power of language called pigeon the possible solution to convert suffering this crisis or the people who use it taking a risk also coming out. their way hungry on the forgotten we bring you the story of one online campaign about one's viral to help sudanese like. you not only makes you go for the feels it needs to. street business. fashion show
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. your welcome to the program. the government in cameroon is stepping up security had of elections in 3 weeks of one separatist a number in the northwest and southwest after threatening to disrupt the poll they've been fighting since 2017 for an independent states the separatist alleged they are being discriminated against by the french speaking majority now some are suggesting one way to bridge the divide between english and french speeches could be to boost the status of pension our reporter blazing young shows this is not without breasts. yet when i say i don't do this is a news and current affairs program with
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a different income group. you mark really wanna do least in douala never misses an episode of the issue which is broadcast in p.g. . it along with us fairly easy for cameroonians to understand. for me previously language or brings people together because it's rare because when you bring somebody you know like we have the it's people that they don't understand in the ways pig the p.d.u. language him understand it so i think pidgin is really like i think good always out there for. you. is one of the best known t.v. host income groups he delivers our long shoot a school the simply impeaching the kind of pigeon spoken in cameroon is the red mill from indian spoken by it millions and reform cameroonians but beyond the english speaking regions begin issues. across the entire country there
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is language to listen. to from before to understand pidgin from before the understand you know frank of what i'm going to call it from. there's been so i think everybody to understand even today i have missed as a core middle of the door for my programs there. what micrograms. reason is cuckoo for cocoa a treat and helps to bridge a linguistic gap in a country where i've you know of none which is practically a national pastime for. about half of the nation the b.g. in some form. even some french speak is considered few woods in need. i mean my family. inside a kong. i asked at bed and say i love. being to the issues critical issues. the market and our colleagues are washing a story about cameras military action against separatist militia that these kind of
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coverage of trucks a big audience. i was the one that always knew who's been according to news for 15 years knows his walk be misunderstood and dangerous. but oh i have a threat we're no no no well. you see people having fun of us will you just the way you run it will shoot when it's time to catch. well you know i just. like challenges i think. you may do a report about somebody especially police officers military the macomber you hear from cause up and trying to talk about the bad guys you get a phone call and you said this about us so some of those things you know we're not afraid of it so our job for his next project i would like to start filming in 10 days in p.g. the show to attract a big audience might be
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a simple question. from on this we're joined by blaze a young the reports of the story we just watched good to have you so how important is prison in a country like cameroon divided mainly by english and french speaking sides. in cameroon begins quite important biggest one feels like they have a part of the. decent who trains with each and every one feels like they belong and they have a part of the language like french and english where some people believe this is a clue which falls down and can't really get so beaten there is no class distinction everyone feels very comfortable with it and this across the entire nation. now linking to the reports we just watched how safe is it to criticize the government's intention concert in. the wider audience.
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just like you mentioned pigeon has news broadcast has a very wide audience and some of this was interest on very critical issues that affect the masses whole secret because sometimes these issues are very sensitive like the fight against the insurgency in the opus and the southwest. and sometimes if some of these issues come up on the. television show some of these people will feel very comfortable and lots of been presented like the one we interviewed not report it to give it some time they have to call people christian and we also have casey's. look. we can use but this is up in arrested and some have been suspended in cameroon for. inciting violence and things like that according to the government so it's very difficult all folk to present is a lot being used as to freely give the message to the audience as they would like to hear and that is rather unfortunate please because that message has to go on
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because a separatist crisis has killed more than 3000 people in the english speaking regions is the government doing enough to end this. government. doing enough to solve the crisis in the region before all that to do 1st. last year the 1st in a report the 1st import just. michelin say he's going to give clemency to separate despite reading to drop down their weapons but you also say do that now we need to drop down your weapons the army is going to go after them and they're only going to crush them just to do we had this look at all reports from social media that these 1000 homes have been burned down in a novice and the southwest. regions scenes generally 1st tweens and tweens even these that some people sees as a result of the depletion of the press than me that seventy's fighters who are not really into tone down your weapons are going to be rigid and you're going to be
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here and just after. plays a young reporter in cameroon thank you. in sudan an online campaign has drawn attention around the world calling for help to save 5 on the wrist and sick lions in sudan's capital hot a 5 lions hot for weeks been suffering from shortages of food and medicine unfortunately one of the lions died on monday from illness but activists hope the op is also 5. they were hungry and sick and nearly forgotten that was until a group of visitors and well wishes at the al correct decided and off is enough. with the hash tag sudan animal rescue they launched an online campaign to get donations and help the starving lions fans getting a lot of. after the pictures of the lines went viral on social media we were able
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to help in some of the lines of received treatment and now they're feeling much better and they don't have problems. but for one of the lines help came too late he died of illness on monday. before the campaign the lions lived on a diet of rotting meat on nourished and neglected sudan. in the midst of a worsening economic crisis led by soaring food prices and foreign currency shortage and that's now affecting these lions. we are facing a shortage of food supplies but we managed to keep it under control. we have a vet and now the fit is coming to check on all the animals. the african lion has long been classified as a vulnerable species and the population has dropped more than 40 percent in the last 2 decades. it's estimated only about 20000 on live today
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but at least for the remaining lions they can now look forward to some much needed relief. now. in money i you see should be smiling a bit more because he's making history this week by becoming the 1st black african designer to shore in the elite. culture of fashion week but he's not only joining fashions cram the cameroonian designer is also trying to shake up the stereotype of what african materials needs. them he's a former dancer and model and now he's one of africa's top designers his creations are all painstakingly handmade and as traditional demands he aims to do more than just create beautiful designs. i love to tell little stories that go with the dresses with the collection it's all of. this year the theme is. in my native language my ethnicity is
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a wonder from the center of cameroon means wealth. he works in both sustainable and what he calls indigenous materials but he's not a fan of the popular african wax materials because they were introduced by colonial traders he thinks african fashion has much more to show for it so. often. very important for me to show my work the fabrics i'm fighting for the real work of african fabric and the origins of african fabrics as well as. african so we are going to celebrate it because it's important for us i think it's a page of fashion history that's being written differently. born in cameroon but having traveled around the world including france where his father gained fame as a boxer with a man is as much at home here as he is in cameroon. so.
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i can't say i'm only a french designer or only an african designer i think both places haven't reached me so much. both have given me something exceptional that i'm going to try to express in my own way express certain things i have received from both cultures. as the 1st black african am on a.t.c. will make fashion history when his show closes paris is good 2 weeks this friday. good one there that's it for now from didn't use africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page so we leave you now with some more pictures of cancun and fashion designer bonnie icy and some of his creations by for now about.
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