discover the world. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. coming up on the program the fight continues health workers and government officials are leading the way he continues you know collating it's people with. also coming out. with food shortages. who are contributing to food security.

i. and you are welcome to the program. continue to cloud the deployment of the. 19 vaccine several countries are use off the job others like somalia go ahead with it this week the country began its vaccination drive within stock to kate up for one 5th of its population on the. crucial time. it's a battle against a brutal virus. this is the main referral hospital in mogadishu where the worst affected covert 1000 victims are treated. a year since the virus was 1st identified here it continues to claim victims. that's why many here have welcomed the arrival of the 1st batch of vaccines to fight the disease. of tuna

disagree the. hope that. somebody experiences no every last year when. we're losing our citizens a very valuable to our people and we went through there to give an interview and the rollout has been immediate and public with health workers and government officials leading the way with the hope of encouraging the public to also get vaccinated. in reality the death toll is higher than what the ministry is currently registering because every day we hear citizens and now as the loss of their loved ones and the graveyards are filling up with people who have died from the virus especially in banner the region it's difficult to get the exact number of deaths and as a government we don't have the capacity to collect all the data. the koven

1000 threat is still present in somalia. the loss it brings is heavy. and each death is much more than a statistic. for more on this i am now joined by dr messer to bessie from the world health organization she's a nice asian systems focal person for east and south africa dr i suppose she hello and thanks for your time growing number of countries around the world including cameroon and congo i suspend the use of the ashes in a covert vaccine due to blood clots consents how damaging is this to your vice nation campaign head thank you very much for having me 1st of all in the boxing nation based seem pretty new but since it's normal for countries to see that any events that they see related to that exhibition and that they join credits the african countries to pointing their with their own he got off the bat

seen as that then if he's still out we still he's and based on they did this from the clinical trials we've documented over 200000 people and also now that have come in from e.s.l. classes during the administration in europe as does any guy that seen it was safe to be safe effective acro get the people from the scenes of course we know they don't get it because they don't see the view is that these nordiques ofat between hasn't about seen and that is reported close you know suspicions that related to specific bikes of the backseat clearly they are still some consent while you know people are looking into it would you then encourage their countries that still have it to go on to use it because people are very skeptical about it. excellent thank you for that question yes we do. we have looked robust mechanisms of reporting

tsunami and you know all our countries and if they do have that would be recorded investigated and see if they did that proves and shows us too that one time they should use it because it saves lives it prevents sepia infection then that is the women we have so ok so just to be clear you're totally dismiss and the blood clots can sense. what i'm seeing these subclassed the investigation didn't release as a kohls or related to the backseat well kate you know not ready i just want to see us could happen but this investigation selebi didn't bring any closer relationship with best i think about ok ok now especially through that gulags program africa is expected to vaccinate at least 20 percent of its population by the end of this year is that still realistic into spanish state we have so happy ever been

to 2 who share it or around 40000000 doses of us that then it got from several a few students. of india and the vaccine is going somewhere around 630000 doses could that call excessively has been checked we are working around the clock to make sure that these bounciest pleased would come to the countries so hopefully we have that positive spirit that we would be able to mobilize the vaccines you know just to meet the intended catechize. ok dr mesereau bessie from the well how does asian thank you for your time thank you so much to you too thought having me. let's now take a look at other stories making headlines across the continent. of mourning after gunmen killed at least 58 people and you had a border with mali the convoy returning from the market on the nearby village no

group has claimed responsibility but several groups are active in the region linked to the so-called islamic state and. is facing its highest levels of food insecurity. since independence 10 years ago the humanitarian response plan has identified $8300000.00 people in need of assistance the u.n. has a feud for $1700000000.00 in funding to deliver lives even aid to the welds youngest country. forces have started early voting ahead of sunday's presidential election. warned results could be distorted by court. and a shaky electoral system that is the incumbent presidents dennis faces. but is considered a fan favorite for reelection. now the world food program estimates that how

15000000 population could be food insecure in the 1st half of 221 so it may be good timing that some young entrepreneurs taking up farming as a viable career option is the way of contributing to food security in a country that has struggled with food shortages for more than a decade. to become one of the most. the vibrant young man manages 200 taked is a maze crops and more than 100 cattle one a farm 60 kilometers north west of zimbabwe's capital harare terry mciver expects to harvest 1600 tonnes of corn this season with almost $400000.00 us dollars i took form and was 1st before i really love farming i just

love being looking at the fields seeing the stages of growth from his peers through all the way up to crops like armies right now tell him a kid's well could have gone to university to start a profession but he says he could not be in the thought of leaving his beloved family owned farm young farmers can do the work they can make up to feed and they can close up that storm food shortage and secure all food for the country in early 2000 the zimbabwe's lender reforms saw white farmers lose considerable amounts of land agricultural productivity took a heavy blow hundreds of fatal farmers taken over by indigenous growers are still not yet fully functional zimbabwe has struggled with food security for more than a decade it is estimated that 7700000 people out of the country's 15000000

population could be food in secure in the 1st the house of 2021 but with committed young farmers like here the situation could change for the better in the near future imaging young farmers have formed a strong and well connected community through farming clubs across the country more than 6000 nitwit over various digital platforms. here they share ideas they hope will change the face of agriculture if we really took. as we should know. it's given a few seeds. they get. to deliver their produce to the market. and enough capital to be able to export products bank. it is planning time

you want. to 1000 hit is over the next 5 years to do so you would have to lease some land from neighboring farmers for the benefit with this mindset the future funding in zimbabwe would change for the better. then your concentration of african football president has raised the bar for national teams in the continent by insisting one of the must when the world cups own the south african billionaire was upbeat when he spoke for the 1st time since his rise to the highest position in african football promise and by his leadership african football will see significant government i'm absolutely confident that over the next few years african football will indeed become better would improve in all

of the areas that we discussed and the bottom line is it will indeed be globally competitive any it will indeed be. self-sustaining and we will do it because all of us believe in that but also because all of us are optimistic and positive and believe in the capacity of ensuring that every good football is not just as good as the best in the world but succeeds does become the best in the world. i can't wait for the country to win the world cup. what a lousy spot from all of our stories. on the twitter pages from lovers out there we leave you with pictures of the next generation of young the same achilles surface who are right in the way i'm hoping to become professionals 5 for now but.

my 1st vice like was the sewing machine. where i come from women are bones by this ocean for even something as simple as learning how to write them by side isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my head it took me as the one. finally in the game bob invented by me and i said that but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for those than writing advice as now i was

a. small and back home full of bones by then 2 things and social norms and informed them of old dead basic rights my name is the amount of people homes and i wore them . coming up on arts and culture the cold war is back in a new spy film starring benedict cumberbatch and later on the show. drone shots and fancy footwork the irish dancers taking over tic toc. well also go to the new banksy exhibition at banksy doesn't want you to go to. welcome to arts and culture and it's a true story you may never of her doubts in 1962 businessman gravel when delivered

secret information that would force moscow to remove its missiles from cuba avoiding what many feared would become nuclear war when story is now a movie the courier by director dominic cooke. sometimes i. tell him i'm in my chair. he's just. an ordinary businessman caught up in the drama of the cold war benedict cumberbatch plays the somewhat reluctant spy and gravel when just being career just a career for russian chic. but being just a curia is dangerous enough and needless to say it does eventually go wrong and the movie is based on a real life story as cumberbatch explains. it was a business edition particular market in eastern europe spreading these trips in the. us and that's one of the my 6 trappin which means services

like approach to work for them and. they want to go to russia. just. so you want me to go to moscow and. do business. the marvelous mrs may's all star great show brosnahan is enjoyable as a cia agent. jesse buckley plays wins wife who suspects an affair when her husband starts behaving suspiciously. and. the military intelligence officer who has to leak soviet nuclear secrets. to people. but this is how things change. did over your reporter adrian candidate is here with more on this movie the courier adrian big movie big stars and it's not

just online that's right just in time for this just in time for this movie cinemas in los angeles have opened this weekend and just in case you've forgotten this is what a cinema ticket looks like coming up there it is this is posted on facebook by the movie soundtrack composer abel course in the your ski and he was very excited to get a ticket social distancing moves their requests all around in directions. of hope for the movie industry how are the reviews so far on this movie the movies have been mixed basically there are 2 kinds of spine movies as james bond license to kill has many can't help do just that or this the ordinary joe citizen spy whose main job is to not notice now come about just trying this kind of spy in

this movie so some of us have found it a little bit. but mainly favorable refuse and it is a very. real life true story true story so how fair 4 is a true story ok pretty faithful. look at the real gravel when there he is and some spoilers here of course. he he is with soviet spy or lake pink ulf ski he's a little right. he must. specially for the soviet spy when was eventually released in a spy change nice useful. talk with. the story exciting stuff great to hear that it can be seen in real cinemas not just online it's exciting news and. a dream candidate thanks so much thank you more culture news now the world's top award for architecture the pritzker prize has gone

to french architects. and. the duo don't design any flashy skyscrapers instead they transform structures that already exist including housing projects and museums they say they've never torn down a building and they don't even believe in ripping out a row of flowers. a mural by the elusive artist banksy has been vandalised the stencil painting of and escaping prisoner on england's historic reading jail had featured the image of a typewriter overnight that part of the mural was covered with red paint and the words team now the street artist robert was a long time rival of banks these until his death and 2014 and yet the battle continues well the anonymous street artist banksy has some other enemies too or are they just fans a group of italian curators have been showing bank scenes work internationally with

a popular traveling exhibition one the artist wants nothing to do with so is it commercial exploitation or a celebration of an artist whose own work is often technically illegal. rats are his trademark motif an animal similar to banksy in many ways. they're playful. know how to stay hidden. they're active under cover of darkness and are apparently pretty laid back. rats poor reputation apparently inspired banksy in naming his company pest control it takes care of authenticating the anonymous artist's works the curators of this exhibition in basel say they are showing original works with a certificate of authenticity from pest control but when it comes to banksy what does original even mean. that's the question we put to art historian say

in interviews that are in earlier interviews he said that his street art pieces are the original works how and what is sold as a print is effectively a souvenir dive it's not the eiffel tower itself but a postcard of the eiffel tower the actual artwork is what's out on the street. the banksy exhibitions held around the world to take place without any involvement from the artist pest control makes it very clear that they are unauthorized that the street art so like street art banks art should also cost nothing to see when it's displayed indoors on his website banksy has started a kind of product recall for these unauthorized exhibitions and called them fake shows which are mounted without his consent of genuine banksy exhibitions over the past 20 years have usually not charged admission at all nines it cost admission to the basel show costs more than $20.00 euros the curators say that's merely to cover

costs and that the exhibition is not a profit making venture. but there is a lot of money to be made by selling banks he's motifs the artist has already been successful in taking legal steps against merchandising featuring his work but not always. the flower thrower and iconic image he stencilled in the west bank was reproduced by a greeting card company prompting banksy to trademark the image but he lost that legal battle because trademark protection would require him to be identifiable as the owner of the image and no longer anonymous and banksy certainly doesn't want that. anonymity means he can continue to carry out clinton actions like when he stencilled coronavirus themed routes in the carriage of a london subway train. the message of the action was if you don't mask you don't get. to

the coronavirus means no st patrick's day parades this year instead drones up the night sky and dublin to celebrate the feast of ireland's patron saint st patrick's day it is a time of irish cultural celebrations in ireland and around the globe and these days one ensemble of irish dancers in particular is getting a lot of international attention they were virtually unknown until a few months ago but now they've got about $2000000.00 followers on ted talk they call themselves cordial the irish word for friends. a skilled irish dance with a modern twist and breathtaking location that's the recipe for the success of the irish dance company. there was enough that i. hire

stance as part of the national culture project choreographed a trending pop songs instead of celtic tune and where. outfits instead of tailored uniforms their modern performances are a unique blend of john rose. what we're trying to do is fuse jazz dancing tap dancing even hip hop with our own irish dancing to try and elevated and modern life irish dancing and really taken to a whole new level. it may look straightforward and nimble footed enough but it's the result of years of hard training all 7 started dancing at a very young age some have known each other for years from the country's dance competitions they learned the variations and techniques of irish stands almost from day one. they got the group together in 2020 but then the pandemic hit and they couldn't perform live so they began producing videos and posting them

on the chick talk social media site. yeah we do try to make our videos look as spontaneous and it was possible but really years of work is going to what we do takes over 15 years. i guess the center that we've run a series together. can often take 2 or 3 days to choreograph just a very short video. the dance company had their breakthrough and aug 2020 with this tip top video i got almost 90000000 views and made social media sensation overnight. now the company is based in a sleepy little town near galway among their fans are international stars like the colombian singer shapira the make it talent to dancers barely 20 years old have been choir he's from all corners of the world they have a manager now but for the time being georgia is still unable to accept any invitations to perform because of the corona pandemic we have such big dreams for the future we just want to true are the words doing something that we absolutely

love doing you know we're making viral videos. out there and if we can show that up to a local audience and get their response just from them it would be absolutely amazing . traditional dance with a contemporary look. at the new generation of irish dance. cordial aren't the only ones reshaping irish dance american dancer and take tucker morgan bullock says that growing up she didn't have any irish dancing role models who looked like her she hopes that now she can be that person for others thanks for watching arts and culture.

see i'm getting vaccinated. elderly caretaker christina read requests uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated and. due to fake news on social media many belgian care workers are refusing khurana vaccines. can the fight against the buy respect one online. focused on her. 30 minutes on d w. y 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our water or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial product like any other financial. we live in

a competitive world is this cold it's cold it's been cold water used to be free and the world is changing the most important commodity you know it is going to be freezing. it's a whole city or commodity starts march 22nd on d w. whatever we begin to do the day we're get out of syria to an atmosphere and the increase of the temperature. 2050 we have to start down by starting to decrease the amount of c o 2 for the switch now this is actually not a hard problem that just takes will power over there are very important economic interests to own a lot of coal who own a lot of oil but are doing everything possible to make sure this doesn't happen and we have to fight them by trendy 50 will be well on the way to reliable

renewal solar wind i'm optimistic that. we're not totally say as p.c. . this is news and these are top stories times an eon president john michael fully has died from a heart condition aged 61 he had not appeared in public for 2 weeks leading to speculation he had contracted cobra 19 fully had denied that corona virus was a problem and told tanzanians not to wear masks. in the netherlands prime minister mark rutte as almost certain to win a 4th term in office.