president. bush. he challenges. the incredible story of. t.w. . this is the news africa coming up on the program is that. not a big deal malise transitional council house elects a military coup leader. to lead the country into civilian rule also coming out. has gone out his sights on the next president share with us what the priority of the will not should be. and. football in times of equal with 19 pandemic is a bit more complicated than normal that's coming. out in africa's champions week.

welcome to the program. with a familiar figure as the head of its transitional legislative council. who was one of the faces of the military coup in august is expected to lead the country to elections in 2022 the military revolt the former president. who had been under pressure after months of public protests here's a look at how mali got here. they came out in their thousands millions poured into the streets saying the government was plagued with corruption and incompetence with the economy faltering and jihadist violence and ending the opposition triggered the protests but eventually the people spoke for themselves.

allow not only allegory but. we are here today because we have suffered a loss we are here today because we experience only bad governance we are here today because our country is run by a family and because icon to me is knocked out we here today because we've seen that our institutions have failed in their mission that is why we are here today i am glad i'm not going to come what i got from not what got him. as the turmoil festered rumors that the military would weigh in turned out to be true that president ibrahim boubacar kato was forced to resign and the soldiers and now asked they would restore order. in october they formed a new government with civilian participation. $121.00 representatives make up miley's interim legislature their politicians activists trade unionists and of

course the military officers with a collective task of bringing in reforms over a period of 18 months. that we are here to fight and this is continuing the logical continuation of the struggle will lead within the opposition to bring about this change so long awaited by molly and. the both think that we're going to move forward together because it's in manny's interest and i also think that the young misunderstandings the military to love manly and so we're going to meet again for transparent credible elections to give us strong democratic republic and secular institutions and this requires peace and reconciliation. but a key bloc of the opposition group known as the june 5 movement which led the mass protest in the 1st place has boycotted the interim council it describes it as a military regime in disguise. from on as i am knowledge joined by our you'll go

after going to security sector and that's where the chair hello jolly should we be concerned the leader of mali school is now heading the transitional council to civilian rule. what is happening today in fact is that the transition is less 2000000 as was expected after. last as agreed to. sanction and i don't see doctors if. you noticed so no. new illusions that you but jesus will called to see and say nice to know these know they did buy number 2 on gentile. synesthete we chose not to be dissolved why it wasn't one of the condition which had been for our good for was. and no we

can see is that we have just let you good to meet we is a number of members one out the haitian is not clear at all because some decrease had been abducted a few weeks ago number of military l.c.d.'s but no it is very difficult to know how many military how many civilian exactly we do how exactly talking about probably more military. in term government can we trust the process than. question i think is that in fact you can see that she said you know d.c. has a lot of military within it that's also indigo are immense you have a lot of them and also in the i mean station because let's week where appointed also the guardian and the governors of the different regions and. all her

20 region throughout 13 which have been. to need to. do figures so is there is clearly a transition which is more military civilians and civilian military i would say what i mean do you smell something fishy here comes we trust the process. i don't think we only have to look at what is happening in terms of nomination of course it is a matter of concerns to our much more need to read that t.v.'s are leading the country but it is also important to look at what kind of decision or ticket presently for instance we can see that there is an agreement between the prime minister. and the military including your president and vice president and going to go through negotiations with. the radical groups

and i think it is a very important went to take into account but until the side you also have a result of these who are decide to station and. lots of strikes for instance from the number of senior. i think we have to wait ok for that briefly how much support or not from the regional body of course all just come back to see what happens next. i think that as we definitely have to take some position about is the fact is that gentile as it's still in place it's not has been just told and also about is the fact that there is a lot of military which are presently appointed in their regions as well as seems they're just like you but you know you're also on the commission. debates are going to be important to you is also a matter of. ok now by the yoko effect on security and that's what

thanks again for your time. in presidential elections this is a. contest between an incumbent president. and his longtime rival an ex-president. for nearly 30 years ago. in the region with final results expected on tuesday. what the next president's top priority should be. he. will be.

we don't. so. next president to full. when it comes to. education because education because i think. should be developed and with that. many sports events like organizing in the international football matches become quite complicated. but in conflict regions like. destruction from the local football team for the 1st time in decades. qualified for the african champions league and eventually played after march 4th in south africa this weekend. finally the team of p.w. db amend arrived in johannesburg the match was shuttled for the day before but some players couldn't secure visas on time now they've landed just 4 hours before

kickoff. although the entire team took curry vitesse of time they have to take another one on arrival a costly a fish for the small club. at the bit to play live in that is the edges of the cup champions league the club's obviously of anything which to me it's not fair so they all live see if anybody else is on there when they get into the group stages it's very difficult for small clubs to get to the group stages you have all of those be clubs that get into the group stages. at the team hotel a group of supporters from the mentor who live in south africa have already gathered. the club also relies on their financial support so before the players arrive they collect some cash for them. for the fans and many of the men to the club brings together the people in a region that has been suffering from government neglect and a session this crisis. if

you can get it it's. like. i'm sure what. is going to be. finally for the stadium. one. of the great mysteries of the kaiser chiefs stadium. nobody knows what's going on because the. shortly afterwards the kaiser chiefs manager shows up and tells the team the covert results are not ready yet the match is postponed for another hour. after the way the team finally gets to the stadium. journalists and fans are not allowed to enter due to covert regulations.

but they don't miss a lot. of the lame game ends in the middle draw. the well paid cause the chiefs dominate for myself i think they don't cover themselves with glory. there was disappointment after the match for the jetlag cameroonian side it's a bunch of mixed feelings and a lot of good things from these 2 it's given us the reason to hope that you know the that is. in the future. the team heads back to be amended hoping that the local league which has been in a coded break since february will finally stop playing again. that's it for now we leave you with pictures of a daring rescue operation conservationist in kenya rescuing giraffes from the flooded island in western kenya seems so.

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it's time but. the 77 percent pizza issue. this is where you. 77 percent this weekend on d w. plenty of fish in the sea not for undine the legend of a mermaid scorns gets a modern twist in the latest film director coast town pets. one of the frontrunners at this year's european film awards more on that in a moment here on arts and culture and also coming up. german t.v. chef tan brings her country's traditional recipes to the whole.

and weaving and unusual mark on the canvas the art ringback. well insured 2020 style this year's european film awards are pure digital affair with no live audience they're being held on line with the prizes for europe's best films given out over several days your film experts roxboro topics. with covered 1000 shutting down cinemas a few fans got to see the best of european film in 2020 movies like danish comedy another round about high school teachers who become committed dangerous. missed or polish drama corpus christi in which a former criminal impersonates a priest tells a small town in need of spiritual salvation. the 2020 european film awards want to

shine a light on movies that got overlooked or ignored in the year of the pandemic the european film industry has been hit hard by the pandemic we need to do everything that we can to demonstrate the european film industry that it still exists an examination to secure from the position european cinema as best we have. in place of a physical ceremony starting december 8th for the 5 nights of lifestream defense highlighting the best of 2020 including check war film the painted bird. and italian period drama martin beat it. like that. germany is a strong contender this year berlin alexanderplatz update on the literary classic. and petals mythic love story are both nominated for best european film. the winners of the 2020 groupie in film awards will be announced december 12th.

some headlines now netflix has rejected a call to put disclaimers on its series the crown that would label the show as fiction the demand came from britain's conservative culture minister who says the show takes too many liberties in its portrayal of the royal family especially the marriage of charles and diana he fears the show could give the viewer a bad impression of the monarchy while universal music has bought the rights to bob dylan's entire songwriting catalogue more than $600.00 songs spanning the artist's 6 decade career most of which were still in the artist's control until now the deals estimated at around $300000000.00. and german sportswear brand i do you unveiled what could be the 1st $1000000.00 sneaker the shoes made of hand painted mice and porcelain took half

a year to make they're going on auction next week in new york where the proceeds will benefit art education. german cookbook author and t.v. chef that is bringing her love of her country's cuisine to the rest of the world in english or a new video series cook it like a german premier this weekend on the d w food you tube channel. interested in german cuisine then this is the show for you . and i had to cook it like a german. cook felicis presents some of germany's finest dishes to foodies from around the world. a lot of meat. time. traditional german fare prepared easy to follow steps from the savory to the sweet we've got it all. cook it like a german. food. and for me to tell the tale is

here with me now congratulations on your new series could you like a german this is not a light cuisine it has to be said it looks like some pretty heavy stuff yet is i mean german cuisine can be very heavy and a lot of meat but it's delicious as you were you certainly make a fine speaking of a lot of meat there's a lot of meat there's a lot of potatoes i think it's i think it's kind of funny personally that the i don't know what you mean because of the videos now and far out of pocket and one is a cake. and this is speaking of cake the german word i always thought this is funny the german word means both start and strength yeah i was so there was a maybe coincidence maybe not a coincidence own cooking of like a german you cook with international guests from all over the planet rhodes it been like teaching them how to cook german and is very nice because they're out and they tell me about their food culture and we compared to each other and. what's been

your favorite so far my favorite guest on my favorite dish give me both. i had a lot of fun with rachel was really funny. but i think i like them all because they were so different and also i think one of my favorite dishes was shots at a kiss toss it because i don't make cakes a lot and was very special for me too and it worked out very well so we were really proud of it so we've we've got a clip of you this is not the black forest chocolate cake i'm sorry it's actually now a title and since southern german or ravioli here is your cooking with my jihad from iran. no one knows what's inside. they could also make it like a visitor ringback. oh yeah they want to. know you know.

ok making fun of german cuisine lots of meat is there anything for vegetarians there will be a i mean there was here and there is a cage and it's very funny because the whole team is going to vegetarian so it's always a lot of leftovers for me and my friends so when when for you it's certainly not necessarily people think of german cuisine as very happy and it certainly is but there are a lot of people here who eat other things in fact let's talk about german food in the world because it's not italian food or chinese food in the sense that it's not as internationally popular as an expert you know we could talk about india and mexico and the list goes on what do you think is special or unique about german food is it maybe a feeling or a flavor i think it's very comforting and everything reminds me of my grandma and i think it kind of makes you feel at home you know thank you can eat pasta everywhere

but german food is something that was your favorite recipe from from your childhood . i like that part things because i grew up in various so i like potato dumplings and i like sauce you know german food is always about sauce you need your potatoes and you need to dip it in something so you need enough stuff to speak you know sauce we saw your pork in a little bit of your pork knuckle that's the 1st episode that's been put on a german cuisine doesn't typically have a lot of garlic and you know my experience living here is that people are actually kind of afraid of garlic almost like vampires if you know you start cooking with garlic and people say they come they say oh i would love to buy. i can't there's someone i have a meeting next week people are going to smell me 3 come out i'm not afraid of garlic tell me about that. in my private life i'm kind of afraid of god like it's not wrong what you say but sometimes i have a little extra kick off i think it's like feeding the twisted so even it's not

original i like to put it. right wolf and it's as tim thanks so much for coming on the show your series cook it like a german is out on the d w food you tube channel and we're all looking forward to. when the artist fitted it copia trent lott was studying at the art academy in a row he always signed his works with the date then one day he came up with the idea of making a tie i am the central component of his art how does he do it let's take a look. federico love italy doesn't use brushes he uses stamps and pads. he creates his images with an ordinary ringback ringback office date or. ringback he presses it onto his ringback canvas thousands of times until the over dates for shades and textures are simple. i decided. that.

because it was too simple. to i could find chapter time for moderate and. the. target section of time is the artist's. getting them up to 2 months to complete a picture to always of course. both examination of the work will be a winner which parts are created to do. this interview i worked on this picture for instance was more slowly i'm. just the walking to a british subject. line it is the author. the sushi it bears or who is also the 1st to offer that was almost their work on. a neutral job you know if it. has been using dangerous to produce his artworks for about 20 years now he shows them in exhibitions all over europe. he was going to be raised in rome

where he studied fish cademy a fine art the eternal city provides no and the subjects urban street scenes classical architecture and nature within the city he reports the subjects for his works on his novel. then alters the photos on his computer until the contrast and color temperature are just right to be turned in. image. he'd like his. viewers to think about their concept of. 100 years maybe. be able to. capture. the.

very particular days into. speaking of time 40 years ago in 1980 singer-songwriter john lennon was murdered outside his home the dakota apartment building in new york city to mark the anniversary of his untimely death will leave you now with a song here today a tribute written by his beatles band's mate paul mccartney a few years after lennon's death mccartney recently said he still misses john lennon. and if. i really. want to read some of the. few.

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