ignored the fact that you take one to move you know exactly what it is you put it into another plan to come out exactly where it's grown i think we will be able to provide you know good for people by 2050 if we can make crops who grow on semi arid conditions this will work to meet a most growing to stability in the food supply we have at the moment. this is due to the news africa coming up today that traumatic off to terra gruesome violence is widespread in english speaking camp route because of the breaking insurgency thing we'll hear from a vixen was trying to heal from the mental damage she suffered a doctor began praying and a counselor was helping others like her. and how the coronavirus pandemic is saving

the lives of endangered animals in south africa but for how long. and prosy wonderwall come to africa it's good to have you along now we often report on the shifting front lines of civil wars and power struggles between different armed groups on the continent but today we're switching off focus to the civilians caught in the middle of these conflicts we're going to talk about the ordinary people whose lives are deal by violence and death and ask what if anything is being done to help them overcome the psychological trauma they suffer you hear 1st from cameroon where a separatist conflict has killed more than 3000 people and forced nearly a 1000000 others from their homes and where rape and other atrocities a widespread. blasé all spoke to 119 year old

victim and people trying to help a word of warning some viewers may find some scenes distressing. 19 year old miriam not her real name is gripped by mental pain. last year cummings who had just entered her village shooting and burning down homes. she fled to the forest for safety but instead she was gang raped and became pregnant. in full on me so it looks if you crash. there it is very me. i know no way should not feel rude i do think without. i say i'm not going to wish to assume a. fluid. medium flood to come or is cuppy tell you i would do wish you had a baby in march today a team of therapies from hope 40 abilities

a local and you with the help in tenerife g.'s is meeting hall they want to help her get over her trauma she's a victim of the conflict between the country's army and the anger from supporters militias. he is here. for years so he would you change your stack a. number to it numbered most. likely. that he. hoped for rehabilitation or runs a small cleaning that office for each month therapy if handled more than $1500.00 cases 3 years of fighting in west income ruin his course on torso free to the people from the region. trauma counseling is a very capital. concept. in the interim my healing

you know in well being for citizens because we don't get from my healing we risk having a lot of a lot different dave yet behaviors pretty behaviors which can be in most cases and obese you say to. me and say she feels better after trauma therapy but she doesn't know we have parents of 4 siblings on she lives we have baby on unfinished beauty all of which only us 2 are suffering. and i'm now joined by much at all in will behave as a can as psychological counseling as a trauma counseling center called we connect and he joins me from his car he's actually on rates between cities at the moment that have you on the program as well tell us about the work that you do at the we connect santa was the gunnedah week or next on. news sheets you in response to in.

response to the trauma about this corner going on in our country looking. forward. and for. a knock on tree for us why do you recall the initiative. ok you sit on the senate phone with victims off trauma tell me a little bit about these people some of the things that they've experienced. i'm busy got. some other things i'll call us a brick securing grip. things against women we're going to look normal because one thing. that may have been tricked or mkhize because the father could not and then have to use a lot and money this would be a lie. unless something like shall be known to be. out of the hands of the non-state groups and destructive. emotional bobbins to.

cuts across every area when it comes to drama. so talking about that at trial michael the protagonist in all reports talked about having a pain deep inside if it does pain like that it will go away to people if a fully recover from from traumatic experiences such as this or the truth is though i don't. know continue to have triggers continue to have flashbacks it's not really that i'm just going to bed with a process on various consonants ations we try to make the triumph understand that it's a shared responsibility that it constantly. but it's the client who also has a responsibility to you you know so we're just going to go to bed like you know sessions would understand understand yeah yeah i would try on that aspect i would

try to go down several you just. try to do the self-confidence once again and that's a good look at. that public lands group i will try to work it out all right better social that we have ok asshole and what do you what about those people who don't get how what could it supposedly happen to them. well i myself you know when we don't get hurt the truth is we're going to do our crimes that kind of like strike you transfer our graphics roots if that's what i like runs 5 hits on out of person and if. it becomes you know well as you saw on that rock suffer from those that don't want what variable but they don't want to speak out. on the people which is something which. you do not group you know why why would some people not want to get to seek help why wouldn't they want to speak out even when they can access help. the truth is

in our context like income alone right now we're not really hard on culture of counseling just want to read the last week when they also came up in studio to. speak out when they are truly going to challenge mormons so. they don't want to speak up because maybe don't think. they want to speak up because if you do you want the rock to speak up because the. menu for the men the few to fight that they're kind of you know good to somebody to see what have you got to feel like they have that. resilience or have them set up some of those challenges ok that's full metal innovate he's a psychological counselor in cameroon helping the victims of trauma at the effects situation thank you at the end travel safely thank you. let's look at some of the stories making news across the continent right now ivory coast

president allison what's our eye has announced he will run for the presidential term he was nominated up to the ruling party's previous candidate died in july present which are ahead until now insisted he would not run the opposition of course his decision to run again illegal. in sudan at least 10 people have been killed and more than 3000 homes destroyed by flooding the u.n. stays more than 50000 people have been affected over the past week many schools and mosques have also been swept away by the floods that are treated by seasonal torrential rains. and more facing an ecological disaster after an oil spill a ship began beating fuel after running aground the base almost carrying nearly $4000.00 tons of oil and $200.00 tons of diesel orishas depends on the sea for food and tourism. the number of rhinos poached in south africa has fallen significantly because of the coronavirus knock down international travel

restrictions meant that poachers from places like china and vietnam have been unable to travel to the country but rangers fear the number could soon go up as knock downs all vulnerable local communities face and employment and hunger because of the coronavirus crisis. there's hardly anything left of this rhinoceros poachers tried it about a week ago and cut off its. investigators from 2 showcases but collecting any solid evidence is difficult considering how you said goats here before them. one good used to a lot of things you can give used to do this right in the day of the animals but you can never get used to the carnage of. yours feel bad when you see this especially now that broader numbers has decreased over the last couple of years and you know that this is just one of not many left. that makes you said.

most of the world's $20000.00 rhinos live in south africa about a 1000 killed each year. for now the number of poaching incidents is much lower than before the lockdown it is more difficult for poachers to move around during the lockdown and also the international market for poached goods has been declining but the question here is how long is this situation going to last with the looming unemployment and the lack of economic opportunities. at huntington village on the outskirts of the park 80 percent of the locals live from tourism according to a village elders more than half have already lost their jobs and who could be a vote for people who say they came so. so great there will soon something good's in the jordan do may be on the porch there you see.

if you are you can do it for me i mean. the number of poaching cases in kruger national park that involve poachers killing just for the animals meat are already filing up. that's. normally used for you so they're using the latest technology in order to catch the poachers devices detect people while audio software picks up the gunshots and just as oc ranger mark macdonald starts explaining the alarm goes off to the next detail goes into action. shots fired that's probably shot the drawn approaches the shot the dryness. so we've got to just try and get to them through possible. and see if we can catch them. for the next few months the park rangers will have plenty to do to ensure the animals will survive. i also believe

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a spicy taco trash fast food sculptures by artists no car. but 1st the friday's for future youth movement against climate change has inspired people around the globe including architects here in germany a group called architects for future is pushing to reform construction for instance by renovating buildings instead of demolishing them the goal is to help stop global warming. we're told we need to build more especially living cities but the big question is how do you do that sustainably the building industry is responsible for more greenhouse gas emissions than all traffic components and it produces more waste than any industry. 50 percent 40 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in germany and 60 percent of all the waste can be

attributed to the building industry and that's a big motivation for us he would out of the him to stick under the high end.