this is deja vu news live from berlin germany's big decision who will succeed americal as conservative candidate for chancellor the christian democrats are deciding whether it will be very is premier mock was sued from merkel's sister party the c.s.u. or will the party leadership to choose arm in lash it the state premier of germany's most populous state in north rhine westphalia. flags are lowered to us government buildings after the latest mass shooting this time in

a fed ex warehouse in indianapolis president biden says congress must matter toughen going owner background checks. and punished for their resistance hong kong's pro-democracy leaders are sentenced so will serve more than a year in jail for joining mass demonstrations against china's tightening grip on the territory. on public yes welcome to the program we start with german politics and the battle over who will succeed angola machall as candidate for chancellor the 2 contenders bavarian premier marcus sudha and c.d.u. party president our main lash it reportedly been in discussions tonight merkel's conservatives have set a deadline of the end of this week to decide on who should head up their campaign

in september's national election. well for more on this let's go straight to detail news chief political editor who is following all the latest developments from paris in a brilliant jaimie well what can you tell us what is happening tonight can you can you tell us any more well everyone still waiting for a kind of gentlemen's agreement between those 2 contenders of course amin last it c.d.u. leader was seen as pretty much certain but then went for the political kill bill. and both of spoken that by the end of this week one should know. it's the one or the other clearly that didn't that didn't mean friday because we're past that point and everybody is waiting with bated breath and what is increasingly

looking more like a political dog fights within the conservative c.d.u. germany's only remaining large tent city ants kitty if that ever was the plan for a smooth transition after the macro is within her own conservative it failed spectacularly so spectacularly you're saying and also a dogfight now what what light does this leave the party with many critics saying it's been a messy process. well this is something that is usually discussed in the upper echelons of the posse the c.d.u. box it's only. the small assist the party the c.s.u. and the varia now once a claim to the post machall throne and it doesn't leave a posse completely in disarray we are hearing that m.p.'s are collecting signatures from both sides for one of the other 2 states premie is the 1st

western one is well have come out in favor of moscow sudha it would have seen as as a shift of power behind marco sudan who can also boast the opinion polls because more than 70 percent of seaview followers can imagine seeing him is their chance the candidate but only 17 see their own cd you see the leader as the man on the ticket to take them to another election success in september's general elections and that is a lot that marco souter can point out with of course backers of ominous that saying it's still early days we need someone who can lead into is not just has got a high in the opinion polls so a very disorderly situation after the stability merkel hears me there on the story

for us thanks for the update. well staying here in germany and the country is seeing its highest rise in corona virus cases since january 1 of the main reasons is the slow pace of vaccinations fewer than one in 5 germans is being given a 1st dose but the vaccination drive has picked up speed in recent days now among those getting a 1st job was chancellor angela merkel her office released this image of her stomach vaccination document 66 year old medical was given the astra zeneca vaccine and said she was delighted more germany news and corona virus cases are rising which has led to a warning from medical workers that intensive care units are being pushed to the brink didn't you reporter tessa visited a bird in hospital that is close to capacity. we're at the intensive care unit in berlin scatty tests hospital half of the patients here

suffer from culvert 19 dr thomas kuhn and this team have their hands full and the beds are filling up. their lungs because of this lowly you can see that there is an increase at the moment when not yet in a situation that brings us to the edge of what we can do with your crown but we know that if the numbers continue to rise we could certainly have problems understanding those who. have occurred in recent weeks the number of covered patients in germany's i.c. use has been rising sharply again by now at the peak of the 2nd wave of the pandemic has almost been reached intensive care beds are becoming scarse and the workload of stuff continues to grow. intensive care nurse tim cook has also noticed that. among men of now in this 3rd wave it is particularly

noticeable that the patients are getting more seriously ill and ill for longer also they need a lot of care that means the situation is very challenging and very stressful for us you really need time to relax when you're off work. but it is not just the sheer increase uncovered patients that worries the teeth that patients' health is deteriorating fast and this 3rd wave of the pandemic they are also an effort to get them before probably also because most people over 80 years old have already been vaccinated. the average age is now much younger compared to the 1st or 2nd waves and we see that very clearly we don't really have any patients who are over 80 years old anymore they're almost non-existent if you would you know to what extent german hospital could pass. breached varies greatly from region to region but some already completely full others are still coping one thing would help more

vaccinations we're going from good to think we won't get out of this without back scenes and they're very important but it is also important to stick to hygiene measures keep that distance and observe current coverage for strips of each and everyone must take this been demick seriously and can do that part to make us get out of this is quickly as possible the truth. if the number of patients continues to rise other important treatments would have to be postponed in some areas and that is already the case the situation many doctors agree is serious. u.s. president joe biden has repeated calls for congress to pass gun restrictions after another mass shooting biden has called gun violence in the united states an epidemic the president ordered flags to be lowered at the white house and other government buildings in honor of the 8 people who were killed at a fed ex warehouse in indianapolis on thursday.

browers. national brothers what's going on and it's not always these machinations that are occurring every single day. every single day there's a national. in the united states if you count all those repealed out of the streets of our cities and our rule it's a national embarrassment and must come to without. a national embarrassment that must come to an end is what joe biden says there and let's get more on this from de w.'s correspondent. who's standing by for us in washington hi occur alina now president biden wants to introduce tougher gun laws he's not made any secret of that tell us more about his plans to tackle shootings and gun violence in general in the u.s. . probably know some still hope for president biden to appoint a special envoy for this single issue for similar to john kerry the person he

picked for the time of crisis but earlier today a white house spokeswoman jen psaki is here we joked at this suggestion arguing that the main imperative mentor addressing the crisis are the congressional republicans and not a lack of will in the white house nevertheless there are some small executive negotiations on capitol hill for example an expansion on background checks as for now people with dangerous histories can easily buy firearms on line or in a gun show here in the states because a background check is not necessary to buy a gun and president biden has also appointed a new director of the poor for alcohol tobacco and firearms and explosives and agency responsible with enforcing existing federal gun laws and executive actions and this agency has been without a full time director for the last 25 years because politicians who are being supported by an r.a.

the national rifle association have been constantly blocking nominations arguing that a strong leader of the agency would threaten the 2nd amendment here the state's right well this is all being discussed of course biden has another issue to deal with which is russia now moscow has expelled 10 u.s. diplomats in response to u.s. sanctions what's behind us. president biden announced yesterday several sanctions against russia do you to the alleged interference in the tourney to any presidential election in favor of a republican candidate donald trump and also due to the cyber attack on solar wind that allowed them to spy on more than $100.00 companies worldwide and also due to the increasing military presence of russian military in crimea and these were mainly economic sanctions a bat by them has also expelled 10 diplomats from washington d.c. and from new york they have less than 30 days to leave the united states and this

is now russia's response to that a clear diplomatic escalation problem. 2 more reporting from washington for signs from last. well some of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy campaigners have learned the price of standing up to china's increasing power a court has handed down sentences on $10.00 protest leaders over mass demonstrations 2 years ago despite the crackdown remaining anti-government activists say they haven't given up hope was they've just been handed a sentence for participating in protests yet they are still calling for hong kong as freedoms i was i the media tycoon jimmy lie i was among those sent to jail for producer painting in huge pro-democracy protests back in 29 taint he received a sentence of 14 months. for thinking if i was going to start

but there are many more times. more people put enough of it in so i don't know that still. hold on there even. 4 of those convicted were given suspended sentences including 82 year old former lawmaker martin lee and elder statesman of the pro-democracy movement. the convictions are a blow to the pro-democracy movement in hong kong which is facing a strong crackdown by beijing and hong kong authorities i've come to think of this civil human rights front is very very disappointed by the sentencing today it creates a chilling effect that makes us citizens afraid of speaking up it also makes the society gradually lose a rational patient and peaceful voice to communicate with the government oh yes there were. massive protests swept hong kong organized 29 tain

they began as a reaction to an extradition bill allowing people to be transferred to mainland china and then activists feed opposition leaders could be sent to china now they have been crossing. you didn't harm. despite the sentences activists say they won't back down in the fight for freedoms for hong kong but it's getting tougher and tougher to stand up for democracy in the city. i well to sport now and leipsic and hoffenheim left it was very late to provide the drama in friday night's bunz legal action it was in the last minutes of injury time that leipzig finally found the back of the net and looked like yusef polson had stolen 3 points in the very last 2nd of the match but the referee ruled the goal as the ball had struck poles and the arm on its way into the gulf that means the points were split and leipzig give barn munich the chance to widen their league and they play valse birth

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it comes to the defense of humans and seem right to fools who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny harrison i work at the. economic growth like it's never seen before china's g.d.p. let's showing the 1st quarter of the year that's compared to the depths of it corona virus outbreak last year so we'll assess the actual extent of china's recovery. to south africa facing more travel restrictions around the world than any other country will look at the damage brought on the nation's tourism sector. vaccinations is still running behind show jewel in germany meet the germans

choosing to fly to russia to secure a job. which is due to be business in berlin welcome to the program of beijing says china's economy grew by a record 18.3 percent between january and march compared with the same period a year ago as large as those of the absolutely dire 1st quarter of 2020 when china battled its iron corona virus outbreak but analysts say the figure nevertheless shows the chinese economy continues to game and. from busy construction sites to car production lines humming with activity. and ports like brimming with cargo ready for the world new data has given fresh optimism to hopes that china has the wind in sales the economy expanded by more than 18 percent in q one compared to the same period last year when the coronavirus 1st hit but when

compared to the final quarter of 2020 the group was a disappointing 0.6 percent. officials said the country was on a stable path but that business confidence had not fully recovered in a egal in the 1st quarter of this year the trend of economic recovery has continued of course the pandemic continues to spread the international environment remains complex and serious yet the foundation of domestic economic recovery is not solid enough some say it doesn't businesses are experiencing a number of difficulties. the statistics office also announced that the urban unemployment rate fell slightly in march testament to the success of jobs fairs like this one and perhaps a further sign that the world's 2nd largest economy has rebound quickly from the global pandemic from the world's 2nd biggest economy let's cross to our

correspondent in the world's biggest economy is going to joins us from new york so are the 2 global economic giants now returning to full strength there clearly it's a similar picture here in the united states i'm standing here in brooklyn and as you might see store so open the economy is speeding up we just got some latest figures on consumer confidence here shortly before the weekend and that hit the highest level in about certain months or since the pandemic began and for the united states being a country that is so driven was sick consumption it's always a good sign is for people to keep buying and we also got some new of figures on the labor market just some updates actually $49.00 of the 50 states here in the united states created jobs in march him only only alaska actually saw a decline in payrolls so clearly all of that is some helping that we're also seeing some pretty decent growth in the united states. it's funny that it's not actually

that long since the us was struggling with the pandemic and the 10 as a you know as recently as january is it's now truly out of the woods. well at the moment that's what most economists believe that actually we could even see a boom phase for the next 22 years or so i guess what we shouldn't forget is that a lot of the growth is so i would call it to market fischel there we had the u.s. government is throwing about 5 trillion dollars on this crisis at the end of the day that's all it takes payers money we also have the federal reserve for keeping interest rates so low so that it's much easier for some companies to so wife if they can get money more or less for nothing and what we also shouldn't forget is a crisis usually comes for a corner where you don't expect it so everybody seems to be very upbeat at the

moment it also reflects in the prices at the stock market we hit another record high was the dow jones industrial average cheer on friday we just finished the 4th consecutive weeks of gains but as i said there could be a crisis and also the recovery is on even there's still some parts of the country some parts of the population that are still could struggling quite a bit and scotto joining us from the streets of new york thanks for the update. now south africa's struggling tourism industry is in dire straits with the country subjects and more coronavirus travel restrictions than any other nation in the world following one of the hottest 1000 lockdowns on the planet the country was then hit by the imagine self highly infectious 19 variant now foreign tourism to south africa has been all but wiped out. all alone in the african bush safari operator nico iraq's most relies on foreign tourists at his 2000 hectare

game farm north of your highness burg. only if you recall the phone to have people from all over the world for on europe asia 'd even us fought us mongolia people are coming to enjoy the game there are sea nightshirt but sentenced . to travel restrictions and nobody is coming the cove in $1000.00 pandemics last visitor numbers by over 95 percent and the tourists won't be returning anytime soon because of the more contagious covert 19 strain which emerged in south africa at the end of last year travel to and from the country is now either restricted or completely prohibited by $120.00 nations the situation could lead to the end of many south african companies in the tourism sector so africa's got video labels of both the and unemployment in today's it was one of those industries that can really make a difference unfortunately a lot of lost yet it devastating impact on tourism in south africa and travel

restrictions this year on the wrist of the wall though much of the recent tool is really putting the final nail in the coffin off to reason in south africa. so where toes famous vilakazi street where nelson mandela once lived is usually swamped with foreign visitors. businesses here are turning to locals amid bankruptcies and closures that. before corporate this place was buzzing with falling tallest fluking day in day out 7 days a week 247365 so after chipped in the business went down but slowly slowly with the main focus on domestic tourism slowed to the business picking up but not its people but while this strategy is working for some it's not really an option for most tour operators whose business models rely on foreign tourists.

it's pretty but i mean just for stuff we have to let go 50 percent of the stuff my share fees during the cleaning out just to keep busy hopefully it will turn around will get through this again if not i don't know what's plan b with the ongoing travel restrictions a reversal of south africa's tourist industry collapse isn't in sight and we've been speaking to south africa's tourism minister i'm a local by bonnie she says south africans themselves will play a big role in helping the sector through demick to get back some time might get. what tourism sector and that's why we have appealed to me all of us to reposition the ports and also to the. interest now and the mists in the meantime getting to misty why do we keep getting 10 east of like it. now some of the other global business stories making the news techie central bank has banned the use of crypto

currency is a just pick for purchases citing transaction risks is unclear the lack of regulation and supervision and possible use for illegal purposes the bank says the payment ban comes at a time when the liver and lungs weaken inflation stubbornly high. most training courses found google guilty of breaking the law reverse collection of personal use the data the judge found the tech firm misled android users about the way their location information was being gathered australia's consumer watchdog is seeking financial compensation. and here in germany the coronavirus vaccine rollout is picking up pace but it has been slow to get going as a result some germans have been looking elsewhere to get jobs including to russia. a tiny needle prick and a covert 1000 vaccine sputnik v enters heintz get pinker knows bloodstream. it's certified as being highly efficacious pinker now is one of several germans who pay

2000 euros for a vaccination vacation his wife is also getting a dose of sputnik v. . just as there is. a few great i didn't even feel the job. it also means we can look forward to being able to travel again in future israel has said it will open up to people who've been vaccinated. from one. to 2 departed from frankfurt today go. they're among the 1st 18 tourists who pull the 4 day trip to moscow. they return at the beginning of may for a 2nd job. then got stuck on it you can't count on getting a vaccination in the near future in germany to be honest i think we're being sensible the more people are vaccinated the sooner we recharge immunity to treat it . the media are out in force to meet the would be vaccine knees russia's government is happy to get one sputnik v. to be a top export 60 countries have certified it for use the european union is more hesitant

doubts have been raised about its efficacy so the kremlin could see vaccine tourism as good publicity. tour operator world visitor welcomes the business. as a tour operator we at least have work for some of our staff and generate some revenues we otherwise wouldn't have and for russia that's peor and solves a couple of german problems as well. sputnik the is available to all russian citizens free of charge but only 30 percent of them are interested a quick straw poll shows many welcome the fact that germans are coming to moscow for their shots. if they've got problems of vaccines in germany they should come here i don't think it's bad boys need to be. with you they should come to russia where the best. with them let them have their vaccinations are vaccine is very good

. even though sputnik field isn't even certified yet the next few weeks will see quite a few more vaccine vacationers like pink you know heading to moscow visitors says bookings are surging. so for me in the business the same here in berlin a great weekend. well you ready for some great news i'm christine one glass on the eye on the edge of my country with a brand new do you know the news africa this show that tackles the issues that shape the continent now with more time to off on an in-depth look talk to all of the tram stop the talk show you what's making the hittites and what's behind it which way on the streets to keep in the reporters on the inside w. news in africa. next on. building the

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is usually. which is good and we can move forward towards it is good is that when i was around the guy that said one point where it takes great decision. and yet another blue for the covert 19 response in south africa where the use of the astra zeneca vaccine had already been stopped now faces even more challenges after the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine. it's the plea for alcohol take martial art form and without physical contact we'll find out how complex is being used to get violent kids off the street. i eddie my junior welcome to the program mozambique is reeling on the brutal insurgency by militants with links to the so-called islamic state for more than 3 yes they are violence campaign has displaced hundreds of thousands on the destroyed

dozens of towns and villages in northern was a week despite the government's claims that it is countering the insurgents another major attack may be coming soon according to consultancy pham risk all of this is happening in kabul delgado province formally it's where is hot spot right now the volatile lucy concepts from the terror experts on how this has come to be but before that let's have this report from our correspondent who managed to reach areas in was a couple delgado province. from the ad the islands of muslim beaks northern coast look like paradise but life on the ground is increasingly difficult ebo is one of the last islands that have been spared from islam missed attacks a flood of refugees has more than doubled its population in just a few months a united nations 8 mission isn't able to feed everyone that

her yeah i mean we've been here since 7 in the morning and haven't gotten anything and now they tell us they're all out but they write down our names. what should i do you know i'll let you. know you are. not so i was lucky enough to receive some rise flour corn and cooking oil terror groups have attacked her home village on the main men's twice and want everyone to naif but the villagers had nowhere to go then the attackers came a certain time. and they just chopped off one person's head for no reason right before our eyes everyone had to watch even the children then yes so we fled here to this island. now marie lives in the hut with her 3 children she has

adopted another child who had lost his parents on the way here. for. the next day we started for the neighboring island of cuba the un food program has also planned to mission here. but our trip ended when we were halfway there so we just. moved forward to discover the i mean all the surrounding islands had one point where it attacks by the insurgents. no luck no times we're definitely stuck on the close by mainland militants still stage deadly attacks on villages plundering them to finance their operations after recent attacks international cooperation stopped their operation on the planned nature will gas facility. which we don't know really how far are we to our source or father would have. lots of

other escaping. we have to wade through shallow waters and mangroves for 3 hours before we encounter the 1st inhabitants. and then finally we get to the island of cuba and aids boat docked in the evening before. the island's government administrator helps with distributing food that's critical for survival here. without this food we'd be in utter crisis almost everyone here lives from the sea but the refugees from the mainland they are farmers and can't fish without this food aid it will be chaos here. about 4000 people lived on this island before the insurgency now is more than 10000 people was thousands of displaced people leaving the mainland in the coming year in the past months looking for a safe place to stay just that this isn't exactly

a safe. yes last year terrorists attacked the island pillaging it and killing 2 villages the local administrator was able to hide in time but they burnt down his house. of course i feel bad everything of value then i had was in there. it's like i lost a part of my family. now the administrator lives like they're refugees in a tent in front of a neighbour's house. many here have lost actual family members the terrorists kidnapped 30 islanders mainly girls usually fear of a 16 year old daughter was one of them. terrible people they come from far away take our children and don't see why or what it is

they want i'm sad i'm enraged i just don't understand it. there's no trace of the girls and no international outcry over they keep their pain with their gado province people are worried about more attacks most feel helpless against the terrorists and so far not a single soldier has been stationed here on the island. now 6 presidents of the south african development community sub back we sent the held emergency talks in the mozambique and capital my political they are greek the other western situation in the northern province of kabul delgado in mozambique is indeed a serious threats to peace and security for the whole region but no solid agreements were made public instead so doc vowed to quote proportionate response to jihadists what do you. say to.

being. told. all. these is. ready for. the. government to. review. the monitors i'm now joined by olivia ghita he's a terror expert and by gender i top global struct on international security on geopolitical risk consultancy pham hello say that for your time now for us tell us more about who these insurgents are and what the aim is. this group originally called but it has no relationship with somebody and group started in 2017 about. 15 members at the beginning.

and sophisticated group they had only. pack to look oh police station i point. in traction and again following during the years and now we're talking about books in the 2000 members but also very importantly they pledge allegiance to the southeast asia in 2013 and. revolutions in 2019 and made the group now a force to be reckoned with in terms of the attacks. the equipment they have and that's why they come to the forefront of the international news with. the taking of a town of one point it's still not clear what is the. what's interesting. ensured she studied about as usual the distribution of anti-corruption we know that capital cattle the northern province

where they're located has a lot of natural resources so we're going to talk about. the gas but it has also ruby gold mines and also very importantly. for arrowing trafficking coming propaganda about 25 to 30 percent of the arrowing distribution from afghanistan goes through mozambique and. so. a lot of corruption from officials from people from the army and so that's how it's starting to look for an insurgency but it has now turned into a jihadist movement ok now you briefly touched on it because if you're right they said denson now seem to be targeting areas that are rich and not for me is also why are laying down why is that the reason why they are going after the oil and gas is basically this is going to be the biggest investment project

a not forgotten the next few years i mean the windfall for the gas project is going to be about $60000000000.00 which is 4 times the g.p.o. mozambique this is the jewel this is really where the wealth of mozambique going forward is going to be so it makes sense for them to extract a nice area but also in the case of for the 1st time ever they attacked foreign. to get more traction and they just try to you know be stymied states to get more publicity ok now how often was on big responded to business edge and c. and why has this approach failed to stop being so dense so far. beginning with this regular army to try to tame the. insurgency it didn't work very well so there was an agreement between the us already and

russia's. to bring in mercenaries from divac new group back into a group and the russian mercenaries one backbone because they were defeated so then the government hired another mercenary group called the binary group from south africa and using a mix of the army and nursery it's not really working out. to be changed in the medium to long run so the original body back i agree that such high enough attacks cannot be allowed to continue without the proportion of its regional response but we don't know the details about me doing. extremely difficult because the regional intervention orning international community intervention will have repercussions

and what we don't want to. do that we've seen time and again with foreign interventions of possibly. joining the fray and we've seen how sophisticated and good for instance or something said days i think that will have a. solution. then use to be some kind of. major push from the government and u.s. authorities but also the regional body making sure that they're. not begin to draw back but it's very thorny situation and unfortunately i expect it to be. growing growing and we heard we're going to get about mozambique a lot in the next few months and years. sounds very complicated. then my mate and global strops thank you for your insights. thank you.

you're watching d.w. news africa still to come using come where a new type of martial arts to get violent kids off the streets. but 1st to south africa where the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine has dealt yet another blow to the country's vaccination drive the rollout has been put on hold outs of reports of rare blood clotting in a very small number of people set off a car in february already stopped the use of the astra zeneca vaccine as she would no efficacy against the aggressive local virus variant biotech pfizer jobs only due to arrive next month on that stretch of one of the looming bad waves in a moment i was thinking to a south african viola just a 1st let's take a closer look at what's happening in south african hospitals the situation there is

already spiraling out of control for patients and for health where this means a doctor who says she's had enough of unsafe working conditions. doctors so little want to trim but is wary of vaccines 9 years ago when she was 21 she became ill with tuberculosis despite having been inoculated against it. before coronavirus vaccines reached south africa she resigned from her post in a public hospital because she didn't feel safe anymore that our kids since it was still as dangerous as they were when our contract. takes you top you know which i feel is a huge problem it's a huge problem and shows that after all these years you know the odds of how far a former colleague made this video of support here she is wearing full personal protective equipment but she says that in the hospital where she worked it was either not available or inadequate to fund a work in intensive care and as

a midwife she's been at home since. left at the end of the year even though she feels guilty about leaving she believes she did the right thing. medical staff are badly needed but her life has to come 1st. hundreds of doctors and nurses in south africa have already died from covert 19. i really felt as though i was working in a system that didn't really care about my own life and without was going to make it to tomorrow or not you know especially seeing all the how it's dying the tributes online going out but then that's going to be you know. those fears are justified only a few $100000.00 people in south africa have been vaccinated there aren't enough doses to go around at the current rate it would take 16 years to vaccinate the whole population south africa would like to manufacture its own vaccines but the

patents are all registered overseas. the only way i'd go back is if i be able to control you know my exposure to illnesses you know and if i am exposed to illnesses make sure that i have the correct effective p.p. . situ and also needs to be vaccinated but while she's no longer working as a doctor she doesn't mind waiting. joining me now from john is back south africa is professor fox knology at the university vets vasanth shall be a mighty welcome to the program the mighty and now how much of a setback is it that south africa is in a collision dr is now off wrecked it. the use of the change and that's important in south africa it's been done in the context of a clinical trial and it's obvious that the health care worker is some form of public health is that if you thought too much over plain smallish that this particular going to go target in forms and i would expect if you could get these

done if you missed next week or once or necessary documentation is through 5 i think you make your thought if it's just you know something i think i think you know he's done that with invention and all or any of it's in program at this point . ok so the astra zeneca used was scrapped johnson and johnson on the whole what happens now. so all of you to be extremely unfortunate is that johnson and johnson going to see him does become available to south africans be expected don't you for that and don't think paul would be extremely unfortunate if the forces that are in place because the best benefit ratio and most thing to come to such as i think we've has limited options for a number. of it seems it's all going to be in favor of one thing and then is all right when you need a lot of the benefit of the use of defects seen on it's own 'd right i guess it was

like i think it's got this many of the companies are getting time to is going to spend. and if governments and has been used on going forth then 'd simply use of the states you know as bought don't own up to the government bank and gets into the most asian photograph to scare you not considering those benefits ratio adequate to locate. the biotech pfizer vaccine might be less potent for the south african environs is the obvious choice then to google for chinese and russian vaccines. no not at all to find a vaccine is one of the 2 a vaccine research council just a month or 2 for curing and we expect some dozens of pfizer that seem to become available and you can of course are made and although you don't care for a prostate the firefighters of that seem based on his immune responses we would expect it to work pretty well against. you when you do if you want to fight anyone that is dominating in south africa in fact this much yes they. use all the chinese

decks you need 5 or even if you're going to see images that internation fixin's with work against if you want the firearm so i doubt the use of johnson and johnson and the size of it seen exactly what i think could be quiet in the absence of any other options in a media future so africa to vaccinate 750000000 people over the next 2 years but so far just about 14000000 vaccine doses are going are going to step down we reached out mach. unfortunately with the huge issue is an ongoing that seems of why you killin you from his you know he's you do indeed me as you know the union government and for the export of it seems you took over it's facility which is a dominance last seen supply for many african countries it's unlikely that you're going to get more arguments recovered facility as a city means you don't think it was expected to supply more than dozens of it's in budget and office yet and right now if you or the supply 58000000 doses all right

so then if that synthetic over it was that the so. i think right now we face a very difficult position and you might think it's reached a target and they will stop using that since. it's for the administration. ok. professor fox analogy how the brits university in johannesburg south africa thank you for your time. years of war in the central african republic have left thousands of children us often as they often vulnerable with some of risk of being caught up in trouble but one often has monies to turn his life around and is now teaching his peers tolerance and nonviolence through another form of fighting. 15 year old is the foremost tricky now logical boss he was 7 when his parents will brutally cute in

a war in this into law african republic. he was left to fend for himself on the streets of benghazi he was aggressive food of remorse and pain. when i was on the streets i wanted to join any rebellion for revenge of the death of my father and mother. of the 3 years of fighting for survival the direct often often each found young. he was given gloats and wrote in school and later introduced to kapoor. when i started learning how to wear or because i dropped the ways of the street in the beginning i was easily angered and always wanted to be alone this orphanage and help me to completely forget my former fury. to live about a couple who are a teacher he has been training this formally veld into street kids for the past 5 years every 9 months the school money voice of the heart foundation takes in 60

on the 17 year old fear of ones here they used up were to give them the space to improve their lives and get back into society. where it's an old play food musical at probity and addictive afro brazilian martial art that is performed in a circle without physical contact. these children have suffered war trauma. when we arrived at this foundation although the children did some acrobatics they knew nothing about how. we were patient because it's not easy to do the movements but little by little and we kept going and some started to get the hang of it we teach them what tolerance and forgiveness tolerance is when someone hits you each person must ask for forgiveness from the other that's why at the end of every game both players embrace each other such as they do. this often each

of us hope for some of the many kids the war has left off and this say about almost 4000 children living on the streets and the fear but nobody will keep rising as the war continues. but the voice of the heart foundation is making a difference. the direct will see these she can see the change that cup were has brought a bold in the over news and the fact that i look up what we present in the couple and i because we realize that most of what we were doing with the children didn't have enough positive impact with couple era we notice the difference it gives them a taste for living together we will continue to support these children until they are good future citizens. upward has given them the book a new outlook on life. he's hoping to become a teacher. this is where we draw the cats and on today's

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