w. . right. there you go to the people called for over rushing home the 4th i'm. missing. the boat on the. dragons this word has called the hard truth. this is the deadly news africa on the program today the deadlock in maadi west african envoys have left the country they were unable to reach agreement with military leaders on how to return to civilian rule after last week's coup so what happens next. in south africa these invasive fish were threatening biodiversity now they're providing a lifeline to people struggling to put food on the table. then

coronavirus on the canvas see how the pandemic has inspired the latest paintings of kenya's michael soulé. to see when to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company it is exactly a week since a coup in mali and the future of the country is on the former president abraham came to has city does not want to return to power and now the question is how will the country be governed and still any of action can be held now that is something west african envoys and bodies new military rule is couldn't agree on during talks that ended on monday i'll be talking to an analyst about what the sticking point saw after this report. from the streets of the capital bamako pursue. we normalized say for the question of who's going to run the country the

answer was supposed to but did not come out of talks between envoys of what's known as ecowas the west african bloc of countries and the mali military ecowas leaders have already decided to close the borders to landlocked mali and have threatened to impose sanctions against the coup leaders if they do not get what they want. in. order to. go to what it is they did but. on that point of including the mali and people there is agreement with military leaders though the coup last week the ousting of a democratically elected president was a military coup and those same leaders say as many as 3 years are needed before new elections mollies democratic neighbors say elections must happen soon or.

decision decisions regarding the duration of the transition period the president of the transition the formation of the government will be made amongst mali and with the political parties of the social political groups groups. one key political group opposition protesters known as m 5 which likes what it sees in the military. muscle jordi of the 1000000 people we support the armed security forces and there is no need to rush in the shops and byways of bomb a cold a range of sentiment. in the civil rule has left the too long in this country we need to turn to the military rule now because with them there is no mercy no nonsense. people are afraid of military power they just have to clean up the country sweep away all the bad people but they must not take power and refuse to give it to civilians. many wouldn't mind the military holding power beyond its self professed mandate they have trust in a smooth transition to do. ocracy ali's neighbors favor such

a transition but they left bamako with no promises and no deal. ok i'm now joined by the he's a political analyst economist and an expert on money he is also the founder of what that's a think tank based in west africa welcome to the demi's africa she'll why all the negotiating parties failing to agree on who will rule mali in the transition period . well it's a pleasure to be with you i think that the only issue is not very turn to civilian rule i think it is very important to recall that mali it's not a country in a normal situation it has been a deep crisis for its years now so i think it is actually quite positive not to have a quick deal because i think that this rubbish and should be used as an opportunity to solve the problem the structure up around the country and not just as a way to break in right focus on your own elections he'll how long

a transition period do you think the country needs and what needs to be done in that time you are leading to structural problems. yes i think that we should start with what is what is needed what should be there are gender over transition and given by gender then we can get back to what kind of federation will try this i'm sure last and not be opposite so my view is that of a country has to restore security because in theory as to and at a political reform so that elections actually mean something for the country and i don't think that these are to be this can be dawn in 9 months or a new year i think probably something iran 2 years would be a good period to be able to try to launch. a kind of political new tragic to read that the country need chill where is the country's opposition in all of this and and is the opposition's position reflexive off of the will of the people. they got to talk about one position where was the correlation of opposition politicians and

civil society movement which was actually behind their 1st demand for the additional form represented bramber gave up their political objective was actually met by the military coup which. forced the prison to get out to leave power but now i think it would be difficult for their position correlation to keep unity but again i think what is important now is to recognize that mali has both to work on restoring a kind of the state and work on restoring democratic system i don't think that that to object these are the same and i think that to a victim by importance of a country until there is of course the jihadist race at the end and also sort of into its make of violence in the country between communities that they don't want to feel unease for example as if this comes back to the jihadists right abcam we assume that in this time that there is uncertainty that if you had some

gaining ground. ideas possible in 2012 it was a military coup which actually aggravated the sick with your presence in the country so that's why i did so important to make sure that very discussion that lead to a new one for the tional government and transitional is to do things and so that the military can keep on a under security of a country and again with mali is a country at war so want to further overture 3 stealing a very difficult to create a situation of individual ition to work toward restoring security and the same time to advocate of course to call an institutional reform that i've been i've been talking about all right that's really at the as a visual thank you so much for legal insight on that story in mali way of course negotiations continue over who will rule the country in the next thank you one thing. as the

coronavirus pandemic drive south africa's economy further into downton one environmental project on the country's southern coast has become an unlikely lifeline for those struggling to make ends meet conservationists working to tackle an excess of cough fish in hoon fly lake and now donating the unwanted fish to local residents. these fishermen head out on to the lake before sunrise several times a week. they go to catch cop and invasive fish in a hunt and flayed lake on south africa's scenic garden route. compass talked illegally in the lake in the 1800s its numbers have grown and a threatening indigenous species we have. a program where we can educate carp. for the benefit of biodiversity here in the fellatio.

and there's 2nd 1st set of the project is that the cup that we take out currently from the flayed we donated to our local communities as part of the floats diet because fish is actually important source of protein initially simply a conservation program the catch now goes toward feeding nearby residents. volunteers have fished 13 times of car pay for the past 2 years today the fish feeds 250 people every day. tourism stops abruptly tearing virus restrictions leaving many here without some income now it's official. for that to get food and money. so what can we do but we are thankful for the. gift of the give as a south african humanitarian group whether with conservation officials and experts to check the be oily fish safety. the group then packages and hands out the fish to

residents you know we get a lot of study and i worked before we actually got to the point of where we are today and the fish itself yes needless to say it's all good very good for human consumption and the locals actually love it the handouts of a some help to a few people during an extremely difficult time south africa's economy will shrink by over 7 percent this year because of kind of 19 the west outlook in 90 years. it's to kenya which has seen a dramatic destruction from the coronavirus to that in our next report follow one of the country's best known artists michael sawyer is wrong used his paintings to cost a critical eye on kenyan society and the wool beyond now he's using pandemic to highlight inequality and injustice this is

a. this is an ongoing quote over this one of. the boat. men are putting on their muscles. so yeah i mean if you locally grown up or to turn to your norse whatever the hell do you even more than you don't know. michael sallah is inspired by his fellow kenyans inspired to outrage known for his critical stance the coronavirus is giving him plenty of material for instance the brutality of the police crackdown on people who bring curfew and on sex workers who have no choice but to keep on working. this is a. is a very common kind of like you know theme in my own you know. your typical strip club scene since we're not in the issue of course on that kind of thing you know that's where you see them but people still don't care you know before the pandemic

can so i took on the subject of chinese influence in africa he portrayed china as the future leader of the african union. but so his criticisms haven't spared african governments either he's been especially searing about their response to the corona crisis one thing this corporate thing has done enough we've got it out is how it's completely exposed the deficiencies that exist in africa when it comes to health care where you have countries like south sudan the top of for a vice president and the 4 ventilators in the whole of the country when those are issues you have their priorities out. his latest work is entitled say their names about african-americans who have been killed by police violence. and that is it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com forward

slash africa we're also on facebook and on twitter today we'll leave you with some more pictures from kenya raising awareness on over 1000 issues stay safe in fact of . the. country to any other surprising move got it all out. to do some tests want to get the good stuff to bring. in your northernmost township police. cars. 3 times you want. to marry much alive. good guy to specialise in

germany. recognizing where exactly. are your most current culture history and their. travel extremely worth a visit. in a summer devoid of blockbusters it's perhaps the most hotly awaited film christopher nolan's tenet finally hitting the big screen after repeated delays with dizzyingly high stakes we'll talk about whether it makes the grade and also look at these stories. we visit the historic city of vine mom the cradle of german classicism and of modernism to see how its past present and future co-exist for creatives today. and an exhibition in hollow shows how french when

people done revolutionized fashion of photography by combining the commercial and the surreal. welcome to the show well don't try to understand it feel it says the scientists to the protagonist of christopher nolan's new film and that's perhaps the best way to approach it as tenets palindromic title implies nothing is linear in the story it's quite typical of the director who gave us films like memento or interstellar instead time is inverted car chases go in reverse and we follow the protagonist on an action packed tour of tallinn mumbai all slow and more as he attempts to save the human race it's very big cinema indeed. the main character in tenet is an anonymous agent who has to prevent a catastrophe threatening mankind hasn't happened yet that's all the orientation

cinema goers get. director christopher nolan is the master of multiple time frames and this is another artistically ambitious and action packed epic things that seem to be unwinding can suddenly reverse. ships sail backwards across the sea and bullets or such back into guns as if by magic catching. nolan's new work plays with the physics of time reversal of the threat. to. convert the hero played it i john david washington learns how it all works from a secret. it will open the right door and that a megalomaniac russian oligarch wants to use the concept to destroy the world the plot could be right out of a james bond movie the founding. trying to prevent world war 3 christopher nolan

has realised a long held dream to make a spy thriller in the double 07 bold but his take mixes in science fiction elements it's classy action cinema but will it lure audiences back into the cinemas after the corona induced break. will it indeed a lot riding on this film for a certain age and kennedy is here to talk to me about it and what's the verdict is this film going to bring people back into the cinema it could should really because christopher nolan is a master filmmaker with free blockbusters under his belt he 1st came to our attention in the year 2000 men so was his 1st slightly bigger budget film cost $9000000.00 he took in almost $40000000.00 it started his reputation and his trademark use of multiple timelines his most recent movie was a bit of

a departure but it posted 3 timelines and became the most successful 2nd world war drama ever done kirk took a massive heart of a 1000000000 at the box office but nolan's mission to save save the cinema with this new film tenet is perhaps a store wanting as its heroes attempt to save the world the film has got mixed reviews good for the cinematography and the action but slightly less good for the perfect scene plots which is also a running gang in the movie people asking urging us to keep up asking whether our heads and in the end finally urging don't try to understand it just feed it maybe not know best film. it could be just the kind of a scrape is sed non-students that you audiences want new right now now for many people obviously a huge relief to have a big hollywood film opening after such a long drought is there more to come what's your take it depends

a little bit on how tenet does and also on current virus measures whether they ease further but the big can do this for most eagerly and spread to films of the year of course the new bond movie we've been waiting since april for that's one. it's of course. the last outing for daniel craig it's now shed jewel for november release and another one we've been waiting for since manny is black widow black widow for marvel studios starring scarlett johnson johansson. also jury in november but don't hold your breath waiting say your head wear on movies there's some value not a news that's creating a bit of a stir really fat really quickly tell us what it is the belly international film festival is announce that the will no longer be gender specific best. for best actor and best actress though would be prizes for best lead performance and best

supporting performance this is a move that they say is a signal for more gender sensitive awareness interesting to do it that way and let's hope that they can make that festival happen indeed in 2021 thanks for those insights adrian kennedy. and we'll take you now what is the bill international film festival has announced that the will no longer be gender specific best. for best actor and best actress though would be prizes for best lead performance and best supporting performance this is a move that they say is a signal for more gender sensitive awareness interesting to do it that way and let's hope that they can make that festival happen indeed in 2021 thanks for those insights adrian kennedy. and we'll take you now to weimar which is a relatively small city but a real heavyweight in terms of its cultural legacy home for many years to good to and schiller 2 leading figures of the german lightman birthplace of the bow how and

so we're taking you there to see how weimar still inspires today starting with an international magnate the famous bauhaus university. well how serious they. were a well known university in our town and. when i came here just i was looking for the university where is the university. that was 2 years ago when firesign a was a retired arrived from tehran she wanted to express yourself freely and try different art forms so she chose a masters degree program at the bauhaus university environment are called public art and new artistic strategies when i came here i met where bond there for artists here from all over the war as our program international. and. who had. all that. and some of

our project we need. there and actually this is one thing that i hadn't experienced before because when i was in iran most of my work was in the visual the new job market is showing a selection of her cartoons they present a very personal interpretation of the idiosyncratic german philosopher farzana read nature's work as a teenager but wasn't aware back then that he had spent his final years and finally . look i'm a good deal is from mozambique the musician has lived in weimar for the past 3 years he's doing a doctorate at the university of music france list where he also teaches african music what do you see in these traditional instruments. is the future is all is there life is past present and future of woman of. human

kind that's what i see being strong and and i believe it's it's our mission also to. keep it alive. look at makes the instruments in his garage he describes how versatile they are and how they work just as easily in a jazz setting as they do in combination with classical musicians. music people who are very quickly musicians. and go people who can communicate musically when we are very far from understanding each other. for luca weimar is a city that's full of music and full of inspiration. that's also demonstrated by this concert in the you dish summer by my series focusing on jewish culture for all ages there's no doubt that weimar is oh my flea and multicultural city. his photos graced the pages of vogue

claire and harper's bazaar and made ad campaigns for chanel and guard adventures french fashion photographer revolutionized his profession in the 2nd half of the 20th century by seizing on the potential for a product to tell a story his main inspiration came from surrealism and an exhibition now on in hull and shows how strikingly modern his images still are. light and shadow pictures made up of surfaces grins and angles. young photographer who would soon revolutionize fashion photography started as an abstract artist. the young artist sought and found inspiration and encouragement in the surrealist man ray who at the time was already an afghan guard legend. career as a fashion photographer began with

a shock in 1955 the 27 year old transplanted what has been well mannered presentation of dresses waterhouse the privily decorated world of ladies was provoked. lee confronted with the reality of meat. and ice in the funky entered areas that had previously been taboo or death obsession sexuality violence of course he tried to stage those things with his pictures but also to tell stories with to me. that scene on. the border was obsessed with images he also filmed a lot unsaid and beyond those way of telling stories was to create breaks and gaps and to awaken the desire of the game surrealism was alive and those were paris it was here that bore down found his ideas. issue advertising. what did you give them to the fashion the clothes the shoes or basically the

opportunity the pretext for making the pictures so the pictures show more they do more than simply convey address or issue with clothes little distance. desire is awakened but the object of desire is hidden or almost casually included. downs photo series and phone tell stories like films or can fix. up. or down who was at times quite eccentric in his work had a good deal of humor. formally however he did not make any compromises. for instance in photographs not intended for advertising. no doubt he was carried along by the new free spirit that had existed since the 1960 s.

. and is a higher growth these elements of the site guys like the sexual revolution and student protests naturally have been in. impact on commerce and witty and shrewd photographers like him are specially inspired by such events from sources. that the start of his career bore down took not only abstract photographs but also photos of everyday life on the street. or down died in 1991 and just 62 years earned he never gave interviews never made books or put on exhibitions fortunately his work can now be seen in museums. and on that beautiful note it's time for us to sign off so i'm tell makes time all the best from berlin and should as they.

call. him sunshine. what makes more good move on dusty so consistent. and who can use their heads when the time is right. we're looking to add other secrets in a strictly scientific manner of course. and share our answers with your. team d.w.

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