playing them to build new lives and make new friends. close up. in 60 minutes on t w. i'm sure that it was all. over. to be about. this business news africa coming up in the program. it's actually had again at least 3 people have died from people like giving us a lead says resurgence after the country was declared feet of the disease also coming out. zimbabwe has received 200000 doses of signal from cuba 19 votes from china but what does imbalance think about the vaccine that has been approved

without local trials. in security in the sahara region has more than doubled the number 10 on the displaced people in less than 2 years now leaders will decide helgi 5 means he would speak with us to once again trying to find solutions . i could you know and you're welcome to the program west africa is facing. a fast since the end of between 16 break which killed more than $11000.00 people back then the epidemic began in guinea and now that same country has record at 7 new cases including 3 that could those be the stocks will be fresh if it does make or has given learn some lessons from the fall. there is back in guinea

in the 1st identified case one person died last week in the south east the same region where the virus 1st surfaced in 2013 officials say some people who took part in the funeral of the new case soon reported symptoms of the virus tested samples confirm that it was a bowler and news of its resurgence is already worrying good man's. opinion i was in a panic i couldn't even control myself when i learned that ebola had returned to guinea because of what the virus did in 20132014 in guinea syria leone and liberia and. we are africans we are poor and if diseases like a coronavirus appear in africa it's only god who will save us. i'm

really surprised. given the current situation in guinea. we. are struggling with the cove in 1000 pandemic. and now with that it will be a real disaster. the memories of the last outbreak to real the virus hit guinea hard and caused similar devastation in neighboring countries this time the world health organization says it's on full alert and he's seeking to make the vaccine doses available as quickly as possible. government says its diagnosis time has been reduced to less than 2 weeks compared to 3 and a half months in 2014 with. great hardship in guinea it's

a race against time now to contain and prevent even greater calamity. continues many countries in africa are focusing our rolling our vaccines to protect people on monday zimbabwe received a donation of 200000 snow from 2 of the 19 us induces from china and vice president constantine you see that donation do an $820.00. international airport but have not been tested locally and has not yet approved it for your majesty use so how does it feel about this we asked some people in harare . i'm going to take. him because i know it protects me so i get to it. i willing to go for it. it is drawl you doesn't fit in really. not i willing to

go for it. visions about taking that fox in why am i saying that we have not been provided the same defeat if we didn't reach to those conclusions regarding the efficacy of the if. there is no scientific approach to this issue because the government it seems it is been dealing secretly in terms of giving us statistics on the friday and we didn't we and now that see this vaccine is coming from. seeing. if you didn't but they didn't money. bridget's to see the efficacy of the vaccine. 5 west african nations are meeting in chad to discuss the security situation in the

region french president. german foreign minister well also participate by a video link. 5 countries of the child tamia. germany and the e.u. have invested billions in development but 88 and much of the region in means state many countries are still vulnerable to terrorist attacks and they are whites but other geishas of negligence against governments in the region that's led to a sense of frustration of the ongoing mission using its high costs and. this is not just a school it's an international investment to help. and its neighboring countries become safe and self-sustaining with a well educated population. school is important for work. but many schools in the region have been overwhelmed by waves of internally

displaced refugees violence has driven more than 2000000 people from their homes and the humanitarian response has been overstretched. the e.u. as well as france and germany have also poured large sums into military training but with often disappointing results. in mali resources have gone into building up the capital bamako leaving outlying areas at risk. problem the problem with terrorism is when the state gives up on the entire region. and so if they operate in a populous area that's completely neglected by the state. it becomes a long term security problem. the stakes of getting it right are high for people here but not just for that. so peace in the south is vital for the whole world. if the protective wall of this or

how breaks it will come to you in europe this week's summit is meant to make sure that wall doesn't break. from on as i am now joined by. african security and that's why in pari friends hello and welcome to the program another year another hell conference about has there been any progress in the region since last year's summit. it killed if. we consider is this situation in fact is there as being you know. being cleaned by. nato france kind of a ration and you fire sale or seize that so and not to also be dirty as tactical as rome but just try to equal as we can see that in fact the creation has been worse in munich in 40 could are as regards the situation. as this to be in

population themselves exactly because this starts prove that things get in whereas in just a very yeah from about 500000 displays there's about 2000000 displaced now so clearly there is more room for improvements now do g 5 countries and france have the same wants evasions and address and the problem. i don't know if that was a sin with you nation it's normal for an extra look at a partner or 2 of its own interests and a local partner to exit poll no agenda what is clear is that their reading of the situation is not necessary to sustain it on both sites for instance france is eager to consume new fight scene at the emirates and 2 and that's your life as neat as. any come out since as opposed to book on the side of state and country as there

are here in c.s. and think it's but in particular interesting to focus on the christian from my hear and also which i've been asking to balkan indescretion we. need yours and shall. this isn't just you know if yours and also that been a change in position as well we should also eager to enter you know some yabby groups so that's seems to be exactly the problem now is i have asked so many players on the ground as the us the un g 5 can the concept efforts a unified efforts to bring peace to the region. very alarmed you concentrate he didn't do more and. he's in fact after is to have also needs it says i didn't sue speeds and you could be sure which she isn't quite he's

still out on this soon i don't want to say that and in fact god can't force that coup because special forces operation for us and defies safe course and easy for us all means to be coordinated into this operation but we can see is that the problem is that the situation is getting more and more complex 1st because it is expanding beyond the state and counties use it coastal countries but also because we can see their own loads all. groups which are responsible for violence in their region and in fact is that the cliche is not illegal to address all those that call do something. ok so this is before you go 30 seconds imagine how complex the whole situation is becoming is there any possible homegrown solution that can better deal with us

a health crisis. i think it is absolutely necessary to ask the local approach to the conflict to be backed and supported by the international partners it can definitely my view not be the country you know cool solutions decided by. countries and staff must be at the center of the solution. ok. african security sector and that's my response thank you for your time. now we draw the cantons on the shoe with the good news that this lady here nigerian economist and goes. has been appointed as head of the well trade organization she is the 1st african on the face woman to save us director general of the w t

o in geneva so congratulations to the fall when i joined finance minister will show he tried to get a program soon so stay tuned to our issues now ebola is resurfacing on the continent amidst the over 19 and make we leave you with pictures of african health workers doing an amazing job in trying to save lives on sudan next time it's 5 for now. it's about billions. it's about how work. is about the foundation of the new world order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. but in europe there's

a sharp morning whoever accept money from the new superpower will become dependent on getting it because. the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal. and that's how it expanding and asserting its status and position in the world. china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on d w. welcome to arts and culture here's what's coming up. and co the 19 paris is most exclusive fashion houses kick traditional runways to the curb. ready to take on the world 11 year old artist sheila sheldon is creating a sensation with paintings inspired by her home country can hear.

more on those stories later in the show but 1st jews and germany for those 2 words in the same sentence and most people think of the holocaust but germany's jewish history goes back a lot further as far back as the year 321 celebrations marking 1700 years of jewish life in germany begin this month and we'll be introducing you to jewish artists who live here starting with novelist. like most jews in germany today she emigrated here from the former soviet union we met up with her in munich. munich a city filled with majestic school has and barrage has and it's here in the middle of the bavarian capital swale find the jewish center. jewish community is one of the largest in germany this is because of the arrival of quota refugees immigrants jews from former charity trace of the soviet union who follow its break up rule out

to settle in germany. russia live in a relic moved with a family in 1992 it was only after immigrating that the then 11 year old was confronted with jewish traditions for the 1st time. yes we as my own it was here that i learned all these things that belong to jewish general knowledge like it's not kosher to. this effort and are struggling and germany the land of the perpetrators wasn't an ideal destination for the family yet the prospect of a better life convinced the great lakes to make the move from the highlands and petersburg to bavaria the subject of origins would become a central same fully integrated. 23 she published her 1st novel my white knights it tells the story of a young russian jew with her family immigrating to germany and how they adjust to their new life stories told in allies funny while. the same goes for

wedding in jerusalem really wanted to avoid having a melancholy of bleak tone. in her latest novel who we are coming out in march gerlach returns to the subject of family but this time the story is harder and will astound chick integrability is not alone today there are many prominent jewish authors who like a relic immigrated from russia as children and their works can be found here in russia hell salamanders bookshop. salamanders family came from eastern europe many of her relatives who knew that in the holocaust today it's the victim. grandchildren and great grandchildren who reexamining history and rufus michael really bring in a new perspective. these again that's what this generation after all has not had to have the same confrontation we had with the children of the perpetrators coming to terms with the past is no longer present in the literature to the same extent. it

massive. still across the city of munich today the dark history of national socialism remains president. because. he's likely to push away history and he sees a nice in every house in every single family it's up from the father as it does what it was very important to me that when it came to my children jewishness is much more than the experience of beyond victim or decent. jewish life in jim and me to the younger more international. more diverse. and we'll be meeting more jewish artists here in germany in the days to come some culture news now and staying in munich the bavarian state opera is premiering its latest production and a live streamed event at the fascists the recent renounce german opera about a shooting contest arranged by the devil will stay online for free for

a month was. was. and is new york fashion week is also online and start of a runway show american designer tadashi show d presented this apocalyptic looking video of his latest collection he said he took inspiration from protective armor and the phoenix rising from the ashes. while fashion designers pulled out all the stops to keep up the glamour at paris is it socially. the distance. and the pressure was double at fashion house fendi the labels new top designer kim jones unveiled his 1st collection since replacing the legendary late col about the who led fendi for over 50 years here's how he and other designers pulled off despite cove it. this down instead of fan the

show in paris featured the likes of american actress demi moore and big name international top models like bella aidid kate moss and they will be campbell. but there was no audience for press. the uk could still buy chanel was also presented in the are plenty of paris in front of mostly empty chairs with just a few guests present such as french actress says mario and vanessa paddy who respected social distancing. fashion journalist godfrey deni watches the could 2 shows online on his computer but how to create riches the cost to develop. of course the whole point about big fashion shows is there are probably good raw material for social media. never mind the magazines even if people don't buy from there it's

a look at why so big shows are being driven by social media. so they have to create something thoughts bush tax cuts for the 2000 french model louise dishy beneath doesn't think it's all cool to show by chanel it's much like a normal fashion show a bit crucifixion would normally we get one shotted going down the catwalk in front of a live audience pumped with adrenaline and all worked up backstage about facing the photographers and journalists see what this year is much calmer if you can we do several takes so they can be edited into a perfect video we will use. the new collection from the euro was presented in a high quality 15 minute fashion film that took 3 months for your designer. and italian director material got on there to produce. the region designer juliet for me has also the. a director when he specialized in

11 years ago one of his dresses would go for 40000 euros or more and despite the pandemic he hasn't seen much of a drop in sales even if his customers mainly from the middle east and asia are currently looking for somewhat less extravagant clothes his 9 minute fashion clip boasts about the same budget as a fashion show but making a film is more work. if you think the show is much easier the clothes are already in for about 13 minutes and models just have to walk in a film on the other hand they have to really act they have to decide with the cameramen what scenes you shoot and how and then comes the editing process you really have to direct the piece keep you busy time but they don't exist so that if you got a show you do a traditional catwalk and just walk in a straight line but in a film i can express myself and i like that better ok fashion films have become

a dedicated djalma with some brands such as gucci now showing whole series here is a scene from gucci says. her fashion companies such as song of all have stopped organizing any shows and are relying exclusively on social media with creative films the depths designer do all victor and was is presenting their new utku to a collection in an empty art center just outside amsterdam they say some changes are here to stay. it's over where is the importance of social. worker status. issue there should be your horse. which is different for. fashion films will probably never come to completely replace physical fashion shows but brands have proved ingenious in finding creative ways to present. new

connections and they will not hesitate to tap this potential to what's fullest. speaking of potential kenyan artist sheila sheldon is just 11 years old and already she's somewhat of a celebrity her paintings have been shown in several countries some of them sell for thousands of euros she was shot into the spotlight after her talents came to the attention of kenya's president. she were is in her element which ever she picks up her paintbrushes big young lady is regarded as a child prodigy while we the world with a passion for. my name i am 11 years old i am an artist. and the public speaker but most people. born and raised in the kenyan port city of mombasa sheila developed a love for drawing and painting as an a. plus i had discovered that i

could troll. so when i used to be. drawing and painting i used to be. and so the thing to note is that and decided to tell my mom about and since then paintings have taken her to many places from kenya states to the u.s. and india with their help she has also uploaded works on social media catching the attention of the mighty and famous i have been able to meet 2 presidents the president of kenya. and the president. i have also. won a couple of boards the past one was 2018 u.s. when i went to teach children how to paint and she was portraits and especially her lions. have since become her signature works inspired by her kenyan upbringing but

also like global icons and autists like pablo picasso and the role she does hold has become a palace dedicated to her daughter works she was mother is the talented girl it's great to support system even though she says that she hasn't always had it easy and i. really suffered to be where he is today and i think for us to remain seen somebody likes to do it or you know doing great job out there i feel that. when she grows up she wants to become an optic but since old then she hopes to continue to develop the auto work and seize all the opportunities along the way . that's it for this edition of arts and culture but i'll leave you now with carnival here in germany and this year instead of the traditional rose monday parade in cologne the city's carnival museum live streamed

a covert safe miniature parade with puppets by for now.

missed the cut off from everything. friends and their heritage their ultra orthodox jews. younger in hearings in particular are searching for meaning outside of this region found. a project in germany helping them to build new models making new friends. close up. 30 minutes on d w. 1700 here. in germany our series this week on arts and culture we journey from berlin

to munich to meet cultural leaders commemorating the past 10. king creative risks and building community 700 years of jewish life. this week. in culture. in the light of climate change. for. what's in store. for the future. cuts for the mega city. in such close. proximity drama competition drives marketing numbers happening here fight and technicians hate money. and crimes. and that only.

comes from winning the love. to go off on you tube joining us. this is the w. news live from berlin tonight the protests in myanmar there are reports of shots being fired as protesters thousands turned out across the country again on monday even as police broke up peaceful anti cooed demonstrations with troops now on some city streets there are fears of a violent crackdown also coming up tonight a diplomatic brawl between turkey and the united states on who are sometimes the

u.s. ambassador over washington's response to the killing of 13 turkish prisoners in northern .