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and on demand. language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. w. media center. this is news africa coming up on the program. virus is in sub-saharan africa nigeria confirms the 1st cases on authorities are racing against time to track down all those who are in contact with the infected. also coming out. this is the knees mothers. for the our children who disappeared in the tweens in 1000 revolution. conason technology to make it simpler to pay for school lunch in case.

i. your welcome to the program nigeria has confirmed its 1st case of cowen of virus disease seemingly brought from italy is the 1st confirmed case in sub-saharan africa the affected man is an italian working in lagos where were 10 from milan if you days ago officials are now trying to trace all the people who had contact with sins and during nigeria and warned against panic and of a must. this is how the virus 1st reach sub-saharan africa the 1st confirmed case here in lagos. authorities are checking people as they arrive but it can be a while before an infection make someone feel ill enough to seek help. so the gentleman who came here apparently they have got me put at the point walk through

the scene screening with no symptoms. and by the time he got to his other i think it d. or. he started to feel unwell. why is leading off we went to the hospital. nigeria's full functioning international airports are the focus now for intensify checks but the virus has landed and people are concerned. if you pointed out china. on c.n.n. . and i both. feel stupid out. there is still running your pages and i just. know that you are very very fast from somebody so make sure that you citizens are sinful had harmful to rethink see you noble fortunately. those who it was all religious truth that.

doesn't get out of spreading the word will take a chilling to the health minister said. we do believe that really just trying. to get keep listening to what we se. because as a leader definitely you don't want your people to get sick. and need to hear this kind of advice 3 i'm sure. to follow the guidelines that are being given. to now officials are trying to trace all those who are on the infected man's flight. i'm joined now by i did. a press conference with nigerian health minister on friday and always nice to have you know how. trying to treat all dues this italian come into contact with.

what the minister of health in nigeria has said and authorities trying to track all of that he proved that might have traveled with this italian person and then the people he might have comes in. because he went in his house it was 2 days on time i didn't that you did that even put it to the hospital today i thought nigerians are going to track them and you'll be camp will 14 complete it he should that be don't have to fight us i need to show any sign then they will be taken to be treatment center which is ok separated from us by c.t.'s ok i'm. not the best strategies but talking about strategies the health ministry has been given some sort of guidelines for people to use to help contain the virus what are some of those guidelines spreading around. well number one

is said anybody that has signed on cold or flu should please immediately report them so i see that i would be treated free of charge and then people should avoid living in congested area people who should. take news and pints and ties and they're going to use the traditional rulers as religious leaders did though we did when it had ebola because you know check this out places where you hide and look to congregation contention people ok. if that is thank you. in the highest profile visits by. the german president i spent 2 days in sudan. for the nation's new military on civilian goodness his visit shows sudan's improve

an image after protests let the ousting of long time to take. a show last year dozens of protesters died and this is the news revolution it's estimated hundreds are still missing and their families are still pushing to find out what happened to their loved ones. she won't give up until she knows for sure for the past 8 months so many awesome and has been trying to find her son ishmael here in khartoum like so many other mothers even though her search is probably in vain. because. they are. the last i don't know how to express my feelings of my sadness i just can't. her odyssey takes her to mortuaries police stations and clinics. she keeps asking but so far no one has been able to help her her son is still missing.

ismael slept here until he disappeared leaving his backpack behind he drove off one evening in early june to join the protest he dropped off a friend who says he saw security forces approach the car he hasn't been seen since . and i mean it's i don't want to know our children and we need to know what happened to them we have to find the path the traitors and he had their reason only then can we build a future in the country. sudan has seen turbulent times in april 29th teen long time dictator omar al bashir was ousted after months of mass protest a military wanted to go over proposed tests or stayed on the streets to demand a civil government on the 3rd of june heavily armed forces stormed a protest kamma khartoum more than 120 people died dozens disappeared.

and initiative is trying to trace those missing after the massacre including so my son fadi and her colleagues have already found a return to around 50 protesters who've gone missing some are severely traumatized . well as bad as you can try to every imagine being torched being beaten brutally. beaten called names. there's still reason for hope after tough negotiations the military and the opposition have formed a joint government that this promise to shed light upon crimes such as the massacre him on yourself now knows what happened to her son she was shot the night of the june massacre his body was found in the no river identified by the initiative for missing people. i didn't hurt idea. that i will need to fight for freedom for peace justice and human dignity. that's something every sudanese

should be able to demand in our country. this is the 1st time since a funeral but she's visited her son's grave. but the man hopes that her son didn't die in vain that one day their country will see better and more just times. now all you got to do is top on a wristband and your food is paid for how cool is that in 10 yeah this is what kids are doing in their projects that makes it simple to buy lunch at school it's called tap to eat and aside from easy access to lunch the program also provides subsidized meals for students. who can't learn on an empty stomach many kenyan children have experienced this firsthand at times with the devastating

impact on their education. some of these kids used to skip school altogether to find ways to stop their stomachs from growing when their parents couldn't afford to . millions of children. and i thought of trying to make it to. look out the predications trying to see. mighty little. children to see. the n.g.o.s says one of the main causes of inequality income streams is hunger and on a mission to eliminate it. this kitchen prepares hot lunches for thousands of school kids in and around nairobi using sustainable and fresh ingredients the meals are sold in schools at a subsidized price and using cutting edge technology. to get a meal children use

a wife i able to respond that's connected to their parents my ball wallet an app called tap to eat lets parents pay for their children's meals using my own money currently a meal costs about 13 percent the rest is subsidized by future education i tend to eat is the hit with the children and their parents. this mother says it helps set a budget and get set the knowledge that a child will eat healthily every day. that when tap to eat wasn't available we used to suffer a lot sometimes you bring food to school at lunchtime and therefore fail to go look for work sometimes the child would carry cold food and sometimes you'd have no money and the child wouldn't eat lunch at all lunch. at this crime risk pool this doesn't happen anymore and the school principal says it's having a positive impact on the people's academic performance. but as

a school it has been a little been official because as i say it's just the industry it's brought about it isn't new school pupils are very active a 4 month easy is improving and in fact last year because of the eat. our screen boys are both already stacked. in the cli's in terms of in school. fit for education says it's working on making its lunches even she said that more children can get the most out of their education improve their job prospects and ensure their future children won't have to go hungry in the 1st place. that's it for now from did you can catch all our stories online now lucia national park in south africa is renowned for its peoples like there are one right by me normally lives in the wetlands but sometimes an individual one dissolves leave you

with images of one such people and the next time a great weekend. hi guys it's mom when they hear on the racetrack with a porsche cayman g.t. . the perfect place to test those high powered vehicle. flashes but is it somehow a bit behind the times and like so mobility in sports cars a cool sonics a nervous question. red. 60 t.w.

. used to it is. the children of those. in support of. what's a big. box over. to the real book. the coronavirus wipes trillions off global financial markets this week hopes of a quick recovery flounder as the number of international cases spiral on exchanges shows little sign of slowing. also on the show we'll take you to lake victoria in uganda where some families are moving from fishing as a way of life to something more sustainable. this is your business report i'm stephen beardsley in berlin thanks for joining us wall street was in the red for a 7th straight day as index.