and. this is the deadly news live from berlin the u.n. strongly condemns military violence in myanmar security council members cite bad think the concerns of the rapidly deteriorating situation as the army continues to ramp up its deadly crackdown on anti to protest it's also coming up u.s. president joe biden unveils his new cabinet saying his team looks like america will go live 12 washington correspondent for all the details on who has made it to the table. and of becoming vaccine skepticism how to convince ethnic minority londoners

who might be reluctant to roll up their sleeves if i should do it for that unquote . i'm at the how to book and we begin with me and the growing international concerns of the military's use of violence against peaceful protesters members of the u.n. security council have expressed deep concern about the rapidly deteriorating situation and a strongly condemned the deaths of hundreds of civilians including women and children of thousands of people have fled into neighboring thailand. after 2 months of daily street protests a symbolic act brings new hope to the cause protesters in cities around me and my burnt the 2008 constitution a constitution that was designed by the military opponents of the hunter have

declared it void and have written an alternative charter but with members of the democratically elected government detained finding a diplomatic resolution is becoming increasingly difficult elected leader uncensored she now faces new charges if convicted she could be barred from ever holding office again. her lawyers have only been able to say whoa briefly via video link. they're not real i'm not able to say whether she is aware of what is happening in the country due to the circumstances yesterday and today a court she may know or not i can't guess. the amount and it was good to say heard today and yesterday by a conference saying she is healthy. the u.n. special envoy for me on my has urged the un security council to act she wanted the country is at risk of falling into civil wall activists on the ground say the situation is dire we've this kind of oppression from the military and continuous

effort from our forces to this very. civil war you know months time and i would like you know a few to the united nations to do something about it because we could see a lot of sanctions coming from the u.k. them the united states and japan and other european countries but they hasn't been any form sanctions coming from that you n o o o many demonstrators now believe an alternative force is the only way to return democracy to me and my several of the country's minority ethnic groups already have armed militias some have denounced the coup saying they will protect their territories and protesters. or earlier we spoke to me and my correspondent dive well asked him if a man really is on the brink of civil war as the u.n. envoy is warning. when you look at how the situation has deteriorated during the

past few weeks the massive uptick in violence the security forces attacks largely on an armed civilians. now you may see more on death and groups potentially getting involved in the fight and different fronts the fact that students in office workers from the main cities have been going to the jungles to get a sense a crash courses in guerrilla warfare all of this just shows you that this really does have the potential to turn into a full blown civil war how quickly we get there is a little difficult to say but as this develops we can something be looking at suit shortages. the public health care system in myanmar which even before the pandemic was greatly under resourced well now it's barely functioning that could get much worse this could absolutely turn into a complete humanitarian disaster in myanmar countries who just a couple years ago people were talking about the potential for well now we have to

wonder if it's going to turn into a failed state ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. belgian police have clashed with a large crowd gathered in a brussels pocket for a fight concert was announced on social media as an april fool's day prank police said that 3 officers were hurt and 22 people were arrested large gatherings are banned in belgium due to surging in fiction numbers. in japan authorities in osaka have asked the to cancel its leg of the olympic torch relay the city has recently seen a big surge of corona virus infections the relay is she will to come through osaka in 12 days time. pope francis has begun celebrating the christian holy week of easter by leading a mass insipidus cathedral in bronze but the pontiff skipped the traditional service commemorating jesus' last supper other events over the weekend will be

restricted. holy thursday service has also been held in the trade kit they drove in paris it's the 1st since the building was badly damaged in a 52 years ago scaled down certain money involved a foot bossing ritual symbolizes jesus' willingness to say. well more than 30000000 people in britain have received if this coronavirus shot but not everyone is keen to roll up their sleeve vaccine skepticism is especially prevalent among minorities even though they've been hard hit by the virus the deadly is london correspondent bigot mass reports now on efforts to persuade those who might be reluctant to get vaccinated. the district of brant in north london is one of the poorest in the u.k. and it's one of the areas most affected by covert 19 here it's even more important

that as many people as possible vaccinated longtime resident image johnny is committed to making this happen. we can see that you know people are walking around you know they're not sure who to turn to who told through how in a way that i think helped the pandemic has exposed longstanding health inequalities in the u.k. the government has now allocated 20000000 pounds to tackle this so called community champions are targeting those that are hard to reach with phone help lines well placed programs and just chatting on the streets. johnny has set himself the task of reducing mistrust of the government and the authorities and dispelling myths about vaccination. is just another tool to control people in the private areas maybe some heard about microchips and stuff from people but more. you know. who our what why should

we listen to anybody watching listen to anybody now especially given that no one listened to us before conversations with locals refill their suspicion. i do not one tip. is not going to do me no good rather to kill me and i'm high risk and i'm not having enough i don't want to know they're tested it on human beings and that's not right that's why i'm not taking it . for you ok to me johnny can get some passes by to talk to him but it's difficult to convince those who flat out reject the idea of getting the job british health authorities have launched social media campaigns to combat conspiracy theories and vaccination myths. the language we use the messenger we use and the message and i think out of all of those probably the

messenger may be one of the most important one if it's a trusted community member someone they know someone they can relate to someone who looks like them someone who feels the same language as them. it's more easy to build a rapport and to understand what they're saying all are talking about saying johnny doesn't simply ignore the argument that the vaccine could have side effects he puts it into perspective saying millions of people have had no major complications and the side scientific studies so i can impose my opinion from parkinson help and so i will look into my work for the same place you can go and know you really got your source of information have some opinions are trying to balance be honest to me johnny was at least able to convince his own mother to change her mind. well u.s. president joe biden has convened his 1st cabinet meeting at the white house to promote his new 2 trillion dollar infrastructure plan senate confirmed he spoke of

the last week has described it as the most diverse in u.s. history. or for more i'm joined now by david lee washington correspondent emily go dean emily good to have you with us biden has presented a diverse cabinet with lots of who stands out all that will definitely be dead holland she is the 1st native american member of the cabin that and she is the secretary of the interior under such. a department manager and conserves federal lands and the native community of course is very hopeful that in the future she will push for the protection of native lands and if you look at her background she does have a record all of being an environmental activist and i thought has called for the banning of drilling and fracking on federal lands. so i can be interesting to see

in the future whether she will push for fuel oil pipelines to be built on federal lands and the such on native land. and then emily there is the man with the biggest job perhaps in terms of policy over sought who was also the 1st openly gay cabinet member. indeed that would be paper to he is a member of the l. to be secure community you might remember him also from running in the presidential election of 2020 and as you just said he is at the core of this new 2 trillion dollar transportation plan that was revealed this week by biden by president biden and budgets and self is said to be somewhat of a train enthusiastic so it'll be interesting to see how much he will be pushing for public transportation in the u.s. and from mayor pete really what about from the republican viewpoint republican criticism of baden's choices where has it been focused.

just so recently who has been quite controversial is that have you ever sarah he used to be viewed in general in california and is now the secretary of health he has been criticized for lacking experience in the health care sector and is also meant to support abortion of course automatically put some against the republican party. in the good scene in washington many thanks. thanks to the sport some consider to be the opposite of board surfing it's body surfing in the world coastal regions that pride themselves on big waves often written on 1000 euros surfboards body surf is named next to no equipment and they have no protection. in the early morning light in the bay off of cape town the cool kids our own surf boards. less cool those using little more than

their bodies in wetsuits body surfers. freedom if your freedom is 2 and the 3rd is just a child you know it's nothing serious about it just fun. to destroy the way roger raw diet. drug being just through in the right. they may employ small hand paddles in the water to better navigate a wave and stay stable but that's it for what is likely the oldest water blading sport on earth from what we know you know body surfing as a long history into pre-colonial polynesian culture and even into pre-colonial african culture because the cultures which have documented ship's records and the europeans were coming to their new voyage of discovery and starting to try it along the way skies of africa today it is far removed from the image of board surfing

body surfing is ultra low key i guess i've always liked it because. these people do it so it's not us proud it is easy it. can't get more low key than that or simpler if you have it done it's the shit it's fun. simply surfers without the boards. before we go definite you can always get a deadly news on the go you can just download our app from google play all from the app store itself and that will give you access to pull the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if your part of the story can also use that the devil you have to send us photos and videos of what's happening in your neck of the woods. that's all for now think of the news africa is up next with christine one more headlines coming up in 45 minutes time

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will start to rise again. hello i'm christine it's good to have your company the covert 19 pandemic is creating havoc in uganda with people have reported a shop rise in incidents of cattle raiding now desperate poaches without other economic opportunities are again resorting to steve. is a region in north east in uganda it's home to people from the nile last week it's knit group who are mostly agro postural who has now the resurgence off cattle receive a rating there has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of ship it's who've been killed while trying to fight off the rages now their widows are not left to fend for themselves so one woman has set up an initiative to help the widows with skills

which they can feed their families. more. foreign would. that the money she makes from selling it is still not enough to feed her 8 children my husband was killed while looking after the cows and the cows were stolen. and that's a problem because here in the rural region of caught a moment you know often means no food and although cattle raiding as a long been a part of life 1000 has made the situation worse. leaders say security forces are failing to protect people like more to know from their radars so yes there was a police officer as well locked in their barracks supportive want to raise another there's nobody who can come out in the past year during the pandemic that we cut the rates in their reach and have left 3 on the 15 women the widow. grace and elmo

has been helping them she found out where a group she set up to 8 women in the region we are so. they did a great to do. this so we do is we want to highlight had been we want to train them so that we empower them. by teaching them how to do some small businesses so that he took on happily. so could a slow mo also tries to help the cattle raiders who feel they don't have a choice like a new young i want to operate even if i have money it's a really cattle that will help. a young explains the raiders face at fortune tellers like betty yeah yeah who predicts where cattle come to found that grace persuaded betsy to help her a designer. stop going to look for cows you will die you may have gone to pick house but don't go again and that you will die out. we were

today over at 19 also deep into poverty and more jobs were lost and that led to even more. grace helps both women and men become less dependent on cattle by starting businesses like beat making to defend make them. buy books what they children send their children to school and also another income do you know they've. been minding site would be mine gold. so people will come to buy motorola musos relieved to be able to help our children with the money she makes from a gold mine name but it's hard work for small returns on a got out but when i fail to find gold i can still go for charcoal burning for selling. for these communities

that are small economic businesses are enough to sustain their livelihoods because as long as poverty exists cattle raiding will continue. more than 1000 survivors of a deadly attack by the islamist insurgents in gold in mozambique have arrived in the port of dozens were killed and more than 8000 displaced in the attack on the coastal town of fallujah last week the situation there is still i'm clear as communications have been cut short and all the attack is seen as the biggest is collation off islands in the region since the insurgency started 4 years ago about jihad just ransacked properties and beheaded children and adults civilians one survivor described what happened to her when the militias struck. i was a toll at the time of the day when the attack happened i was a tome after the shooting started i went out running without taking anything as you

see i was with my daughter sister in law and my neighbors and their sister and brothers as well and my husband's nephew they stayed in panama because they couldn't find the transportation to come to pemba. we were 7 days in the bush without eating without doing anything suffering. now the african union is calling for urgent and coordinated regional and international action in response to the attack the african union's chairman will suffice expressed what he called most concerned at the presence of international extremist groups in southern africa now the united nations also had this warning. about your call is there drones to be escalation of violence to go door to province continues to drive massive displacement from the recent attacks but not strain or

groups their own growing crime she was reported. since march 24th the security situation remains road it is. sure. let's take a look at some of the stories making news across the continent the libyan coast guard has rescued 138 migrants off to the boat they were traveling in capsized off the libyan coast among them would 9 women and 2 children officials say they were all transported to the naval base in tripoli where they were given medical treatment now the rescue came a day off the 2 women and 3 children drowned when a nother boat carrying dozens of europe bound migrants capsized over libya. and mali has launched a vaccination campaign against covert 19 health minister fantasy was the 1st person in the country to receive the jab in bamako during the event at the hospital

university center frontline health workers got the astra zeneca vaccine which money received through the kovacs make an ism earlier this month now the country has registered almost $10000.00 confirmed cases and $384.00 deaths that's according to fit is by the johns hopkins university. dozens of countries have banned south africans from entering and many flights have been suspended now there in aim is to prevent the spread of the covert $900.00 there in 1st discovered in the country which is highly contagious and also feared to be resistant to some vaccines but at the same time new infection rates in south africa dropped rapidly and appear to have stabilized correspondent has reported. summer is coming to an end and me anyone seems worried about the pandemic people

are good about social distancing but they really upset the meager requirements of wearing a mask to be honest i'm just enjoying the vix today he i missed out on. the launch of i like the weekends just 2 minutes. here i miss the guy. i am happy that i'm free i'm able to come to the beach and have fun. even. like all of a sudden. people couldn't come to the beach. to see you know. but this is life. even. life is coming that the normal the economy's been open there's a sense of normalcy again here in cape town despite the absence of thousands of tourists who would normally be here at this time of the year but the whole world appears to be afraid of the new mutation of the virus that 1st 1st discovered here

in south africa the 2nd wave in south africa was stronger than expected because of the 1351 this mutation is thought to be as contagious as the british one but in january the infection rate suddenly dropped and the numbers have remained looking. like you know we have many of. them again. humans are going to. be random opposite. and then me anymore and then maybe we won't. destruction. and you know that the. antibodies studies show that almost 50 percent of cape town's population has already been infected and in some crowded challenge ships the number is higher the excess death rate suggests that nearly 150000 people have died from covert 19 by religious growth gun crimes

a few years that the south african variants could be more resistance to vaccines and previous covert infections similar to the brazilian one. but studies on this us through inconclusive prizes says there is no evidence that the new variant has caused the high mortality rate and he says they are signs of hope district within cape town that they were badly fitted to in the 1st wave seem to be less badly affected during the 2nd wave and that makes one think offers somehow protected some some like a evidence of some protective effect. even of the picture with the previous wide top bar is no it going to be and but would be think is that if you're in fiction with a new variant virus you will be immune to it against any preceding war and that is the good news never the less work on guys it is team are already preparing for the 3rd wave by increasing testing capacities and because many people continue to

ignore the coronado as regulations experts expect the number of new infections to rise again after easter. now in kenya a group of environmentalists have constructed a boat using discarded plastic and not just a random boat but a traditional kenyan doe it's 10 metres long and weighs 7 tons now the plastic bird was 1st to water 3 years ago and has sailed during the last 3 weeks around lake victoria not for fun but for a mission the boat builders want to raise awareness for the environment and show that circular economy is possible. isn't that something well that doesn't fall programs today be sure to check out all of the stories on. africa we're also on facebook and on twitter we love change gauge you.

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. to see if they do need to keep. the people for over rich and home the fortune for the. family. to agree books on. after a brutal year. u.s. carriers are betting on an early signs of a rebound in passengers a man. from terror alliances made its stock market debut but has its share price taken off. india steps up its vaccination drive discovered 19 cases search telling is now aiming to immunize everyone over the age of $45.00 but a ban on major vaccine exports has health officials in africa worried. and as the

number of wolves in germany grows farmers say they pose a serious threat to their livestock imo the livelihoods. this is doing business in berlin welcome to the program u.s. low cost carrier frontier airlines has made its stock market debut the company is banking on early signs of a recovery in passenger demand however it shares fell slightly below expectations during thursday trading spending most of the day just below frontiers $19.00 a share target domestic demand for flights in the u.s. is making a comeback as. virus vaccines continue but international travel is still well below preplanned demick levels. let's cross to our wall street correspondent hans culture and discuss this a little bit further so our lines in the united states over the worst now yet.

it appears that at least the worst might be it but you hind the airline industry we already see a passenger numbers increasing and some airlines like delta for example this week announced they will stop or end a program for those empty middle seats that does not mean that we are anywhere near where we were before the pandemic but at least we are well off the lows and that is that a good sign and you already mentioned all the vaccinations here in the united states and when summer travel begins in about 2 months we will probably see passenger numbers increase even further and business travel on the other side as a whole different story and if you look at these i.p.o. from frontier that well i mean they started trading on the lower end of their plot price range and the stock didn't really move that much here on thursday but still it's a hopeful tuck in that we have an i.p.o. at all from the airline industry so that things continue to get better yes and that

is there an overriding sense of optimism beyond just the airline industry in the united states. definitely rob we see the u.s. economy again in quite some stream just here on thursday we got new figures from factory activity in the united states and that actually reached the highest point since 19 eighties 3 and overall the u.s. economy could grow by about 7 percent this year that would be the fastest growth since 1984 on friday we will get to the official numbers from the labor department for the month of march and probably for the month of march sorry and probably we might even see that's at these what some economists expect up to $1000000.00 new jobs for the past month so that would be pretty much one of the biggest increases in the labor market since the pandemic started so

a left and right there are signs that the economy is improving even if overall specially if you look at the labor market it will take some time before we reach that level before the pandemic but yes the speed of the u.s. economy is quite astonishing nobody probably would have guessed that a couple of months ago. thanks ira as of today. now health officials have warned that india's temporary ban on major coronavirus vaccine exports could be catastrophic for some african countries india have been providing millions of doses to the kovacs initiative which procures jobs for poorer nations but delhi is now moving to protect its own domestic supply as it fights the searching call for 1000 cases. on thursday india reported more than $72000.00 new covered cases the highest spike in 6 months with a total of $12000000.00 active cases india is the 3rd highest in the world experts

say the country must accelerate its vaccination program and stringently follows social distancing to do absolutely important for us to communicate to people that this is not a sharpton affair and it leaves for the next 4 to 6 months we have to remain very strongly. it's a growth this is among the people but also the political decision makers and administrators the moment we sure like city of political will probably discipline the way this gets an opportunity until now india has administered around 65000000 vaccine doses to its own citizens and exported a similar quantity to 76 other countries but political pressure on the serum institute of india the world's largest maker of vaccines to reserve more for domestic use has resulted in delays for up to $90000000.00 doses which were

destined for developing countries under the un backed kovacs program. for a difference of. true crews are going to be worse. from mr senator from media from. contributors. because of the structure the african union had planned to vaccinate 30 to 35 percent of the continent's population by the end of the year in the delay is likely to make that target impossible now to some of the other global business stories making the news here cartel and allied countries say that gradually add back some 2000000 barrels per day of oil production from may to july as the global economy recovers from the current 1000 pandemic the moving creases production that was slashed last year prices as demand sagged during pandemic recession. but

a quick update on a story we brought you earlier this week nike has successfully blocked sales of these satan shoes the human with human blood and souls resigned by. x. sports brand argued the use of it swoosh trademark was a breach. that he used granted cypresses traditional teachings her loony protected status means that only her limmy produced on the island can be mocked to the broad under that name for reduces it's an economic but also a cultural victory. they call this wife's gould and now after an almost 7 year campaign the people of cyprus can consider if there is and there is a little. from me to april the european union will officially consider the lumia project unique to the mediterranean island. the decision won't only provide an

economic boost to the country it's also being seen as a symbolic gesture that could bring together traditionally feuding greek and turkish cypriots referring to the cheese in both languages cypriot president nicholas honest as the artist tweeted a milestone day for her loonie or hellene and for our country a shield of protection is now in place that it was to the benefit of all supreme producers greek and turkish. the salty cheese is a ready cypresses top exports with the u.k. sweden germany and greece its biggest buyers. producers hope its new protected origin status will further cement its image on the international stage. we think that this new designation will boost the value of the product and it will once again be recognized around the world as a supreme product. atan in a salad or on a skewer for cypriots halloumi is more than just a cheese it's

a cultural identifier whose reputation and distinctiveness will now be enshrined in e.u. law. i'm despite being extinct in germany for over 150 years was making a comeback since the turn of the millennium there are now over a 1000 of them however their return has not been universally welcomed particularly by farmers who fear for their livestock and their livelihoods. these great pyramids dogs are a special breed trained to different sets of sheep and word wolf attacks 10 such dogs are working at gap yonkers sheep farm in germany's region the shepherd is the team every evening he watches over us flock with a night vision device. despite the dogs for the pit. and the gadgets are

needed because the wolves are hungry using cameras he and his colleagues have documented numerous wolf attacks. the unique thing about wolves is that they don't kill an animal and eat it we could live with that. but they attack as long as they see something clean the thought when they run after it and kill it or injure it so badly that we have to put it down the next day . jackie on the last 102 of his 1700 sheep to wolf attacks last year that's a loss of 15000 euros which gets reimbursed by the state of lower saxony despite the help the extra effort to protect the flock is enormous his 3 employees must put up ever higher electric fences to deter the wolves the sheep are spread over several locations and have to be guarded $24.00 seventh's and extra expense in man hours that no one is reimbursing additionally there's the upkeep for the 10 guard

dogs and despite all of this effort the wolves attack the flock again and again. she was pregnant with triplets the unborn lambs were peeking out of the belly these are images that are really difficult in the long run. just 10 kilometers away a wolf pack has struck overnight 3 sheep from a hobby breeder were torn apart in an area very close to the houses. there are an estimated $1000.00 wolves in germany they are protected by law and cannot be hunted environmental activists like a on a campaign for the preservation of wolves in germany he says damages by wolves are an unfortunate reality. let's and this at the end of the day from a conservation point of view we do want the. wolf to reestablish itself years here

we don't see the time. but shepherd get john kerry doesn't want to accept more wolves he wants stricter regulations of his tax. he says if nothing changes he will soon have to give up his sheep farm. so if i'm in the business team about. culture. car hair. superfood stylish stuff like on the lead of those. lifestyles you're a. song. innocent

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listless because no one should have to sleep play make up your own mind please w. . made for minds. the nominations for this year's brit awards are in with singer to a lead in the running for the reprisals. and she's got some stiff competition more on that coming up on arts and culture and a designer gets her doobs claudia skoda created edgy looks for music legends like david bowie and cher now an exhibition highlights her ingenuity. and jewish humorists in germany take on anti-semitism.

it's a woman's world at this year's brit awards and that is a big change last year the brits were criticized for nominating only male acts in the best album category this year there are 4 women nominated and the only one male artists. to chart topper duleep but is the best known nominee in the running with her album future in astrology. is also. don't. do nobody culture reporter my crew goes here for more about this year's brit award nominations might do a leap as got 3 nominations this year she already won a grammy for this album is this just going to be the duleep maybe maybe but they also see other female musicians and with 3 women.