this is state of the news live from berlin spain oscoda virus restrictions that are relaxed people are letting loose as they get the old few domes back to 6 months to read and see comments one that. yes this could fuel a few certain cases in what has been one of europe's west it's. also coming up. a patriotic display of military might in russia the country marks the 76th anniversary of its victory in the 2nd world war with a huge parade on the red square as tensions soar with the west last

saturday when the on line street wonders he got title the 2 games to spread about violence set it free today after crushing back saturday night. i met you mike as you know and you are welcome to the program we begin in spain which had been one of europe's west hits countries from the current a virus but now its and its national state of emergency in place since last october in one time care if you have been left on domestic travel as a method again but each region is still free to impose its own containment measures critics say the new policy will lead to confusion on the possible new surge in cases. the moment madrid has been yearning for. at the stroke of

midnight freedom at last the. euphoric revelers packed into puerta del sol square to sing dance beat drums and drink with their friends. and. now here we do know it's been really tough so we were expecting this turnout we're super happy now that all of this is coming to an end is the dream but there were similar scenes across the country like here in barcelona where pandemic weary crowds kicked up their heels in the city center and it's really very moving and i keep thinking wow how great to finally be able to connect singing to have a good time to say hi to sell assets it's an important moment. for the emergency decree gave regional authorities a legal framework to enforce nighttime curfews and travel bans now for the 1st time

since october people can move freely between regions. spain's vaccination drive is picking up case and the infection rate has stabilized some worry that a domestic travel surge an increase to socializing will lead to new outbreaks but experts say the combined effect of past infections restrictions and vaccinations all served to turn what could have been spain's 4th wave into nothing more than a ripple. correspondents nicole resist on them by for us in madrid the goal how did you experience the end of spain's national states of allah. well it was certainly a hungry and sleepless experience for me as outside bars were packed there were a lot of people on the streets and it was really difficult to find a brief table somewhere outside on the terrace this might be because it was a warm saturday night but obviously people were also celebrating as we could see in

these pictures and then from midnight on you could really hear the noise from close and far which then led to a sleepless night for the police because they had to intervene here and there because a back liberations but also people celebrating obviously also today sleeping and people who wanted to sleep like me were not able to because it was so loud outside if you get some sleep later but all the regions in spain now he's in restrictions. it's not really that straightforward so each of the 17 regions now has the responsibility to see what measures they want to put in so many of them will keep contact. and a limit of people in boston restrooms but when it comes to things that touch fundamental rights such as the free movement within the country curfew so although issues they have to actually get at the mission from court that was not the case before because the state of emergency was in that was sort of a legal umbrella and now we see situations like the basque country wanting to keep

the boldest close but they can't because the court to deny. or do so is a pretty much like a patchwork situation at the moment that this might cause some trouble in the future legal battles for example. when all the shouts of you so you know going on how loud are critical voices in the country right now. well that happened before the state of emergency it was lifted and they are out of course because endemic is not over here in the green for example we see one of the highest effective numbers still though numbers have just stabbed life across the country but just. emergency units in that kind of in the hospitals are still busy it's actually not possible to speak to intensive care stopped in the bridge i tried but they are just still overwhelmed and opposition politicians for example criticize spare time just for not extending the sleep they say to my. city.

ok thank you we cannot well the password system cross the country with the matches we'll see indeed nicole reason moderate thank you. now to some other developments in a pandemic jam on a residence considered fully immune to the virus will no longer be subject to 90 k. views or current scenes from today on that applies to anyone who has had both duces of the vaccine or recovered after falling ill with a virus. infections in india have risen by more than 400-0048 4th consecutive day the country's health minister reported more than 4000 bets in the past 24 hours i can stand how do you see this fast batch of 1200000 ashes that i've seen shots through kovacs the global program provides vaccines may need to develop in countries. going to official see the number of people killed in multiple blast the

school in kabul has risen to at least 50 the explosions went off in a large muslim neighborhood that's fees not taxed by the so-called islamic state in recent years the 1st burials of those killed have been taking place it's understood most of the victims where schoolchildren are going home after finishing yesterday's news of the victims of the afghan government and western powers for failing to put an end to the violence that afghanistan's president is blaming the taliban it's denied the attack instead point in the finger militants no group claimed responsibility. just hours before they were schoolchildren preparing for the future now they're covered bodies lying on a hospital floor it is a site that has become all too common in afghanistan. multiple blasts went off outside the siad school in western kabul as lessons ended for the day. many of the children killed would have been on their way home to break

the ramadan fast with their families. i was with my classmate we were leaving school when suddenly an explosion happened my classmate was killed 10 minutes later another explosion and then a 3rd one everyone was screaming and there was blood everywhere i couldn't see anything clearly the attack come just 8 days after a truck bomb at a university entrance south of kabul left $27.00 people dead. let's now turn to some of the stories making headlines around the world is. the 2nd night in jerusalem. thousands of muslim. holy yes the night of ramadan just indian more than 50 people way into it.

fights in between a 1000000 tons of governments. in a region international food aid convoys was able to reach the billions of the military blocked a major road ahead of the. accused. in the 6 month conflict. out of control this integrated over the indian ocean after doing the entry to the ads atmosphere it's a regional of the country's space station before becoming one of the largest pieces of space junk to tumble back to earth. russia has been marking the 76th anniversary of its victory in the 2nd world war with each of display of milledge restraint on must was red square more than 10000 sort of just russian president vladimir putin. tension with the west on neighboring ukraine which accuses russia.

moscow. jury it's a show of military strength but direct. moscow's foreign policy that is backed by military muscle ultimately this spring it is a message to the world not to mess with russia we heard it again today from the russian president putin in his unmistakable speech on red square and putin spoke about the unbeaten punishers and aggressive plans of russia's enemies moscow has long been presenting itself as a nation under siege surrounded by enemies particularly in the west but i think many issues sold today it's all right it is specially for people in the neighboring ukraine filled with russian troops on the ukrainian border just recently you mention that the russian armed forces carried out large scale military exercises to this day it's not clear whether all the troops have been withdrawn in addition to

the conflict with ukraine russia has also been involved in the syrian conflict for years that military do blood deployment by the russians is internationally controversial as it backs putin's ally this is when president bashar assad. now it's 7 to 6 years since the war and this is still a hugely important event in russia why does victory day mean so much to russians while today's parade is an important part of the battery or to education off people in russia but today is about to much more than that your team isn't just on a government level we have to keep in mind idea that today is a very special day for millions of russian families and to not only for russians but also for ukrainians belorussians kazakhs mystics and all the peoples of the former soviet union because not and no other country in the world suffered as many victims in the baltimore 2 as of the soviet union that is why millions of families are celebrating this day at home with their friends and relatives as well as with walks and esteban's in their home cities. now quickly before you go this far it is

happening in the middle of a pandemic era where the russian infection rates still high what precautions are being taken. well such parades of course clearly mask other things and off the chalet there are still some restrictions in russia due to the corona pandemic russia is conducting a broad complex in asia campaign including among members of the armed forces but the rollout has been slow as people proved deeply reluctant to be injected independent service found only 30 percent of russians willing to receive the russian because he's politically one of the reasons is that russians don't trust their own state and they don't trust whatever they can come out of this ok after all russia could soon be facing a 3rd wave of the i did. you ever shared so in moscow thank you. to sport now on in german football by any munich understeer got champions for your record 9th time in a row bad. the

title was confirmed before they had even kicked the ball on saturday starts one second please life says and yet they do it means by and have rough things up with 2 games left to play that saw the sham hearings in a relaxed mood against washington back which spelled bad news for the for success especially with buy ins leave the striker cheesing a record of his own. in munich 9 was the magic number lions 9th street title was in the bag before kickoff well up front their number 9 robert live in was on a personal quest to break miller's record of 48 goals in a single season. the polish predator scented blood and he punched after just 2 minutes for good $37.00 of the campaign and club but still harbor hopes of european football next season no wonder they were so frustrated when thomas miller's weak shot squeezed in to no byron up 34 minutes. his 2nd

was a sumptuous volley for goal number 38 then the poll showed his unselfish site to set up. and by recruit going into the break i am have a goal 39 a rifle from the spot 66 minutes and even. red card couldn't stem the flow of goals. so this time it wasn't even dusty was rounded off a humiliating defeat for blood bath and 86 minutes before the celebration started it was as much a farewell to the flick as it was a championship party the coach signs off in style ending his brief stint in charge with a 7th trophy to his name. i'm not a year i'm not i want to take you're watching news from berlin coming up well stories a week in the reports wow more news headlines of the top of the hour as more in our

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nameless this is how the locals call this place and for a mean a sufi saga and her son parviz it is always difficult to come here. painful memories are reawakened. motherhood here's a good image going to you the people who are buried here have mothers brothers and sisters they all have someone who loved them but now their families don't even know that they are here it breaks my heart that there is no one who comes and prays for them mobile how that is you know. that is why i'm mina and power this pray here on behalf of everyone else that alone. they fled from of ghana stunned by iran to turkey illegally on foot over the mountains it's a long dangerous journey many freeze to death or die in accidents and many who don't make it end up here. in the eastern turkish city of van in an unadorned

grave with no name. on them without a time myself there is a man here who was found dead in the mountains and once they brought women's bodies their fingers and toes were frozen off from the cold. the root leads through the mountains straddling turkey's border with iran up to 4000 meters high most of those trying to reach europe from afghanistan pakistan bangladesh take this way. ticky is now building walls everywhere in the region they are hundreds of kilometers long the border with syria has already been closed off the wall to iran is still under construction. human rights lawyer mahmoud cut chances a war won't stop the refugees it only makes the journey more dangerous because.

he has in this area been ignoring people smuggling for too long it's become kind of a business sector so many get involved in this because a lot of money can be made in a short time at a relatively low risk. i mean and power of a sufi saga still clearly remember their own flight from afghanistan the smugglers took everything from them they say they have been living here in van for 3 years now. the family found refuge in turkey but like so many others they want to continue to woods europe. back to afghanistan they say that's out of the question for me but what if we have to go back they will kill my son that's not an option. so they are holding out in eastern turkey stranded in their new existence and they think of those who lost their lives and are buried here at the cemetery of the nameless.

but employment of russian troops on ukraine's border has raised concerns about a new war. this is especially true in mario poles where many residents remember the last war all too well. only a few of the older children here can really remember a time without war since conflict began 7 years ago these children have seen parents lose their livelihoods and often their lives now they found stability in this christian children's home in marable a city of half a 1000000 people just a matter of kilometers from the frontlines. dropping everything and getting to safety in a hurry is what this drill is all about russia's troop buildup along ukraine's borders means these kinds of exercises are once again part of daily life here for

some of the teenagers though there is little need to practice what the research will back in 2014 i spent 2 months living in our sailor with my mom and just i never thought the war would reach us i remember watching t.v. it all just seemed so unreal like something from a film then our neighbour's house was hit but we ran down to the sailor for cover and we were just listening to it all. it was really scary i'm scared the house of collapse around us and we'd be trapped in their. back in 2014 my reports frontline suburbs of residential neighborhoods and dozens of casualties. nowadays the front line is still just as close to the city and its residents just as vulnerable ukraine's army has made significant strides since 2014 but at sea where russian forces are also now massing ukraine is still at a significant disadvantage. the crew of this ukrainian coast guard vessel a tight lipped they're willing to tell us that they've seen increased russian

activity in recent weeks they're ready and willing they say to respond to any possible provocation whether or not they expect all that they refused to say. for all the military and diplomatic posturing every day life goes on can often seem oblivious to all the attention being paid to this region by the outside world. i have no idea if there will be a war or not but it definitely doesn't depend on. raising tensions now but i still think there's a political bargaining. in everyone here in marion. with money. in case they need to leave in a hurry everyone. we're tired of being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to move in and his troops have in

store for them. few other countries in the world have experienced the coronavirus pandemic get us out of brazil. hospitals in rio de janeiro are hopelessly overwhelmed. him greer lingo a suburb of rear vision mirror oh the situation is dire there are similar scenes throughout the city the number of coated 19 patients is high at the same time hospitals are out of drugs such as sedatives. we don't have to strap down patients who are on ventilators because we don't have any more sedatives so painkillers really shouldn't have to do that it's like torture the patient can no longer ask for help when they feel uncomfortable the lack of much needed medicines makes both of us and the patient suffer. more meanwhile more and more

younger patients are being admitted to intensive care units with cases so severe that they have to be artificially ventilated this is apparently a journey to the fast dispiriting p one mutation according to the director of rio's largest hospital treating cope with 19 patients. just to the number of older people getting sick has decreased slightly because many have already been vaccinated jimmy but at the same time the number of people under 60 has increased sharply down the want we're seeing more and more young patients in intensive care and more young people dying in this phase of the pain. than is for me and that one to me the president of the council of nurses in rio blames president jaya both scenarios government for the lack of sedatives. one of the most welcomes but we are in this chaos because those responsible at the ministry of health do not have the necessary

expertise for the job the wrong personnel were hired for political reasons the government must now trust the science stop denying the dangers and employ competent people who can give us a chance at success things said the economic but goes into boss at the may already is. according to doctors they're not only short on sedatives there's also a lack of syringes and other important medical products and. i would never have thought that after 20 years of experience i would be at this point for a lack of painkillers has brought us doctors to the point where in some situations we have to ask ourselves whether we are still doing for our patients what we swore to do when we took the oath as students. brazil is in the middle of a critical phase of the pandemic.

in germany children still are being vaccinated against the corona virus even though infections for kids with down syndrome are extremely dangerous their parents are waiting for the vaccines to be approved for children. physical exercises and port and especially for flavia the 14 year old has down's syndrome normally she doesn't do that with her mother but her physiotherapist but since the coronavirus pandemic started the family has severely restricted their contacts because for flavia covered infection could be fatal. and infect your booked by mention madonsela of people with down syndrome an infection harbors much greater risks and. additionally we know very little about long term effects of this illness so even if she were to survive an infection you wouldn't know what would come after that. this is after the 1st family and how calm and.

therefore the family keeps to themselves physical contact with others is restricted the children are only ok finally allowed to play with. school happens online all of this puts a strain on flavia. if you go by and by i cried quite a bit because school was closed so we had to do it digitally and that was stressful . and massive a flat. top $1.05 we've noticed that flavia surface enormously from this loneliness she sits in her room for hours she talks to herself more and more she makes noise she just isolates ourself. want a cup that's the thaw. getting flavia vaccinated against covered would help the

family but no vaccine has yet been approved for under 16 year olds in germany clinical trials are still ongoing in test run as a sort of one to. explain these trials different age groups are tested and the close observation that that way the researchers can gradually find out how the drug reacts with certain groups but they haven't finished that yet so using the pixie now is a bit like walking into a dark forest so to speak and don't invite good villains of the. the family hopes that this dark forest will clears soon they don't know when the vaccination will be a proof of children until then they will do everything they can to protect bad daughter.

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adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 360 get kidnapped now. welcome to the 7 to 7 the show for africa. if you enjoyed last week's edition you will like this even mall my name is michael. in this week's edition we bring you an exciting report and a very special guest. we delve into the well off. with guest elder nathan. we meet 2 border. investigative journalists who are exposing sex trafficking in nigeria. in return

to print who gave up a prestigious job in new york to stop their own company in nairobi. we start off. in how a comedy group called t.v. . attention to the floor. of society. what is meant to inspire the youth is followed by millions online but not everyone finds them funny our correspondent look behind the scenes. now that he has. this set of madame the t.v. actors they are shooting it's such a skit on the country's police. a woman reports an incident of court action but she is a repeat minded for reporting an influential government official.

aim of the video is to motivate young people to participate in political process and. are pushing for positive change that would mean make fun of you with a with the top office only to. watch if we are not just doing it so that we fight we're doing it so that you look at yourself and see when you can a provably do things better for the general public time for a.d.t. they might come by t.v. team includes 6 production members and up to 12 comedians the group started in 2012 and produces over $24.00 such their productions a month that creeps about the fictional guzzling police station amongst them the most popular video. we've been called into this the tents in the can stay we also need that. just to not want to sit down and be passive the only one true.

to what ever we feel is an injustice but zimbabwe isn't an easy place to be a such a recent comedy series often abstract their oath of state authorities. we've had our present office wristed treason organization also. treason charges offices raided i think my premise is they did they see they reach at least 1000000 people command on social media but despite their success they have to find creative means of navigating threats is about things we suffer from. a very polarized population. it's very hard to define on. subject matters on the maasdam but.

freedom of expression is one challenge. gaining enough money is another. and the comedians are hoping to make a name for themselves internationally but we will not stop watching the old movie and more so to what extent we want to go it all the way over to. despite all the challenges they have been seeing in zimbabwe they still have the willpower in their enthusiasm. to go all the way. today talking to nigerian satirist john but 1st let's find out. john is an award winning satirist lawyer and novelist he grew up in come to nigeria but now lives in germany. the writing is a satire to lay open and criticize the palestra nigerian society. he was only

a means to an end. and he might self is not the goal and so. the humor is meant to transport people into a sort of if you like false sense of safety so the by the time they are little off to be realized oh gosh i'm probably in implicated in all of this it's like quoting a very bitter pill with. john regularly writes for newspapers and he's written several books one titled becoming nigerian from politically to pastors to journalist no one is spared from the writer's wit not even he himself. thanks for joining us on the 77 my pleasure you trained as a lawyer why did you leave the profession is a because. of him. it was my intention to go into a space that was more challenging mentally for me and lord did not hold that prospect any more i was getting bored and i thought that my skills might be put to

better use as a writer which i quite enjoy doing you've written several books and one of the my absolute favorites is becoming my children and in the book you criticize social and political power structures and nigeria for example you targets to rich also targets to famous so why didn't your book if i want to be famous in nigeria what are the things that i need to do. well you must pander to the crowd that's at least one thing and it's interesting that you ask that question because. guides like this a very common means to to to do satire to transmit critique of social vices or of social behavior in so i quite like this medium of of the how to the guide. to doing things so how to box or how to what do i need to do how do i get the famous guy in the whole of of which are. well you need

to start a paki they'd be deeper a few. sandals in the caftan i need to borrow your friends or save ok what's with the perfume and the and the mysterious it's all these importance because you need to you need to be you need to be perceived a mile away. long before you arrive i get it i get it and in this book you say that you have an abusive relationship with nigeria and we put it on our facebook page we asked people what sort of relationship they had with the country and lots of people sent in comments in want to set for instance that his relationship is that no love no relationship at all and obama says that. it has gone very very sad so many people agree with you but you've left nigeria and you've been away for the last 5 years some people would argue that you have no right to criticize

a country because you left what would you say to people like that. well well like i understand the argument it's not valid because niger happens to you or your girl you know you leave relatives behind if you get if your father gets kidnapped you are certainly involved you have a long chain for example the ties you economically to the country you have social ties you also have. emotional ties to the country it does not leave you because you leave and while the bad is green passport we will always be nigerians wherever we go no one will let us forget that a lot of the things that you have spoken about talked about in nigeria i am from ghana and i can easily relate to them and it's also the same across many african countries now let's watch escape from zimbabwe on the abuse of power and government . i am the minister of imprinting project you think it is

a dubious character hello. you might be right but you'd likely find a country as well to count what you plan to date about the minister. as you know i have embraced social media i have no albeit it facebook account i have no need to tap in on this should never change. just so that i can get more in touch with the populace at least that's what they. mean by getting me getting in touch with. who are all who are they to me why should i get into your lim who cares about them. cybersecurity i want to know can we turn the internet on or it will end if we can't do that give me 10 don't before you. because there lot of people want very loudly do all social media and we need just

to turn little girl just a bit or even me to do them good lately and. many african creatives use humor in the awake nathan is there a difference between comedy and satire one employs the other but they're not the same for uses among other things weight humor irony and exaggeration while for for for comedy the goal might be laughter for satire the goal certainly is not laughter the goal is a certain level of discomfort that provokes or that pushes people to be introspective for satire humor is a means to an end and not an end self so it's not entertainment and it's not meant to just titillate people it's meant to provoke people to action is that to suggest that was set out people shouldn't laugh well the kind of laughter that satire hopes

to provoke is an uncomfortable laughter a laughter where a soon as it ends there is there is deep thought that follows or at least it is comfort and engagement with the issues that arise must follow so what's their end goal of your subtle for me the subtle right seeks to move people to think to ask where they are in the various hierarchies of power and how they use or abuse power not all of that is interesting but in many places across africa space for free expression estrin can is there a use for political satire in situations like this where press freedom is not available for everyone it's important that people are able to critique their government and not lose their freedom in the process. and where this happens is also the such as job to point this out because you there is no subtle way there is

no press freedom one is one needs to be able to at least have this or that after critiquing government one does not end up dead. it's important not just for journalists but for society at large that that these individual freedoms are not taken away that journalists and and people like sachin is able to shine a light on what people in power do thank you very much l. nathan john and remember his book become in nigeria and it's out you should definitely read that book fist bump. thanks for coming in and thanks for joining us on the 77 percent but i'll go on to the next report. on next report it's also about a writer nigerian journalist border she is an investigative journalist best known for her undercover investigation into sex work and nigeria's human trafficking

mafia last year the story of her undercover work was made into the netflix film. and has given her international rules. of war it has been writing since she was a little girl inspired by her dad became an investigative journalist. of war has made it her life's work to shed light on the injustices in her society. by the copy of the day by just to go through this practical life story. how it. is story and see how it. aims to introduce those reading this story once and go for the flesh it is what comes to my mind. of worry going further sometimes involves her changing her identity. of all her stories none has impacted her life as strongly as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the traffickers promise women a better future and send them on

a dangerous journey with smugglers to europe then they become sex slaves and forced to work until they pay off a debt for the cost of their journey sometimes up to $60000.00 euros. ovoid started her investigation on the street for 7 months she went undercover as a sex worker. right now every way looking so. when lines 4 days a rapid. change many of the string. very young was. a young old dog it would much want. to go over worry for self lost close friends who disappeared and died as a result of trafficking she wanted to find out how trafficking works. unfortunately she also encountered things that she didn't expect. she was raped abused and witnessed 2 people being beheaded in front of her leaving.

me that it's a depression there was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder . panic attacks at some points it's graduated i became suicidal. i didn't know that i was already badly affected by your report lead to criminal investigations but there were no consequences. young nigerian women are still worth by the traffickers promises of a golden life in europe they're often raped on their journey their families are threatened and this happens to spite the public knowledge about it. today legacies red light area seem more busy than ever. i don't really think. so much has changed i did answer lives

rights so see. during young girls on the streets. but some lives out saying the very go there was to images on the streets. a mix my side was was to have a lot more to fill. in the ovaries most recent investigation looks into how officials and embassies are involved in the trafficking network it's dangerous but she believes it's worth the while. palin for doing voiceless giving voice to them so i have no regrets i've never had any regrets i would never have ever regrets that i did the. story was the inspiration behind the netflix movie which was released on 2020.

well who work has inspired many more investigations into the topic of worry for self says she's not stopping anytime soon. and this year to war over he has been chosen for the freedom of speech award the award an ist journalists who have done outstanding work to promote freedom of expression from all of us here at the w.b.c. quddus from one strong woman to the next number or symbol is a fund of and that sports way they design gear that fits the tearing of africa kenya is famous for the prowess of its long distance runners who have dominated truck events once course of medals and broken world records but the us for skia is typically not made in kenya or even africa never lie all assemble wants to change that. manny's not the layout of symbols but everybody both new nasa. co-founder and chief executive officer of and i spoke to

s. . and i was created with a mission to bring the benefits of running back to kenya. as actually the burden they will be made that was in the air force i got on my father international development from that i'm school of economics and the one thing that is really blew me away was just how people he spoke about africa you know lake is a case study to africa if you're talking about dictatorships africa you're talking about time for africa so coming out of that i felt i needed to change something late today's world much of you so much against so much beautiful things happening in africa that were not because i may be selected in development idea and either if i ever did something it would be something that definitely including development and i just since i news and sports. i have to make any other potential we saw the

famous athletes come from kenya show you can do much more than just a few of us being there scythians or i want to praise is always to be used in racket and how can their country benefit as a whole. and that's when they got the job with a united nations and then i moved to new york i was like so cool we also like joy and those of deafness the meaning of make here i am i'm going to change it was like i mean deceased or when you see and make way out like the seasons i mean that's the kind of just get there and you see the m.t.v. guy and it would make a day 3 diana and all. you have a dream that group estimates don't get a golden handcuffs because their deaths much more to the. if there was an event to go to africa i think obama went to that event but he does this if you feed if you want to change africa you have to come to the ground you can just read from of the

band at that point back in the film flick you're looking to me so i basically left the united nations and decided to hand over everything and to just basically take a chance i'm full of my dreams. we had just been just up what does but equally there are a litter of people who are laying guy you know making a mistake in kind of making taking these for granted some of the challenges of moving back i definitely used to you when you you've seen efficiency it had to go back you know i mean i had to go back in this interview and that way country just do you think there would there's maybe a lot of concerns in terms of why are you coming back when you're the 46th the economy's in the dry lead this lake this isn't just a matter of all that but i only see. if we bend images these beauties in the eye of the beholder where these drugs do when money is easier to remember and i think if you know what you need to. now let's head to west africa ivory coast is well known

on international radio thanks to multi award winning. ticket. no generations of trying to succeed him like all the kids. but it's not easy to find in produce this and promote. the kingston gang start back and has been on the ivory coast's reggae scene since 2002 reggae is popular but this galaxy of stars does not include many women. do want to change that. they were women before they may have had a hard time showing themselves that they may have had a hard time revealing what within their hot but today women say what they want. despite their commitment and popularity reggae musicians struggle to survive off their music for a concert the kingston gang star sometimes paid as little as $45.00 euros per

member. so recording an album is a big dream depending on the artist ambitions this can cost 321-0000 euros. also keeping one's voice is not a given according to reggae man. music to fly egos it's more music to see what's wrong to put your finger why it hurts was a sin from that angle we have a little bit on the side of all those who have them in all and put away. the kingston gang starr band has been working on the album for 4 years now they are entirely self i know it writing the songs gathering the musicians booking the studios. but i would. i like to see young people wanting to settle into a kind of. you that doesn't exist they mustn't get a drama. has been

a musical for some fullness school has been a music of people who make with with the half. and some people in the reggae scene have made it both nationally and internationally and become icons undoubtedly the reggae star of the ivory coast is. he started his career in 1901 and today he has been awarded gold discs and is known for his committed songs even on other continents. but it is a good thing you have to keep hope there's no reason someone committed. you can have a hit and ovarian or french radio stations will be forced to play it because the hit is good because everyone to sing in it it can happen i really think it's not over yet which is. some musicians wish to return to the essential

rastafari and face the lead association it was launched to bring the ivory coast's rust does together. fairy unism worship god or jar and strives for political consciousness and unity amongst africans it is one of the roots of reggae music. it allows me to convey my message to tell that. to the words that. gives me strength. it's one thing that all reggae artists have in common they hope that reggae can continue to shine. i hope this show haas challenge to you to speak out against else in your country when i it's through music. so get in touch and don't forget to subscribe to our brand new instagram channel my name is michael

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