the me the was ah, this is the w news line from berlin. relief in the mid east after the fire takes effect, both israel and home us claim victory. on the 1st day of the truce in garza palestinians are finally able to rest easy after 11 days of bargaining, and begin the mammoth task of reconstruction. also coming up more shots in more arms, world leaders convenient rome, committing to ramp up access to corona virus vaccines. as some countries still struggle with a coven search vaccine makers pledge of billions of new doses. and in

football, the german pointlessly reaches its climax on saturday. we take a look back at a truly wacky season with a corona virus and coaching changes where the dominant themes ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program. residents of garza in israel are marking the start of a kenny was truce after 11 day conflict, one that killed over 230 people in garza and 12 in israel. the cease fire deal broke mostly by egypt, comes with no pre conditions and leaves the conflicts key disputes unresolved. tensions remain high and they boiled over at one wholly site and jerusalem. despite the cease fire fighting still broke out at the wash in jerusalem

is really police fire sunbridge and tear gas while palestinians hurled rocks they had earlier been celebrating in the streets, waving palestinian, and how much flags. that site was also one of the flash points that triggered the recent hostilities between israel and hamas. people on both sides are taking stock now after the regents worst conflict in years. the palestinian ministry of interior and gaza has asked for international help to restore life to normal in the area. much of its infrastructure is damaged, including the headquarters of the interior ministry itself. the cease fire carries no preconditions and leaves the conflicts g disputes unresolved. both sides claim victory. the 3rd, the citizens of israel, whom i would like to begin by thanking you for the bravery and impressive

resilience you showed in the 11 days of the operation of the mammy, so disallowed us to achieve the goals of the operation. with an exceptional success, you'll go for in the shop will finish cleaning in the palestinian people and the blood should resistance will neither retreat nor be stopped at any time and will continue its path, crawling towards jerusalem. and the tensions are still high, but at least military attacks have ceased to be done, to be honest with you because of the bloodshed that murdered the children were killed that were killed. and the innocent women, every one, every sean has a value. so this has to be done so, so finally there is a ceasefire here. hopefully there will be peace in the country. so

i'm sick of this mess will color, but i got the yes, it's a kind of piece for now. fragile, but one that wouldn't need much to be shattered. the semi so call is a freelance journalist. he joins me now from the damascus gate in east jerusalem. so sammy, a tenuous fires in place, but will it hold? yeah, well i think today was a very important test. today. we saw clashes around the locked some walls. we saw israeli troops going in, tried disbursing people who came there. some people came to worship. some people came to celebrate. they were way the palestinian flag i we saw this kind of the confrontation in spite of the fact that there were condemnation,

also from jordan and there were wounded, were taken hospice. nevertheless, this did not spark. i would say this is not bring any of the party to say that this is a cause of a red line that this would bring a collapse to the wire. we've heard from both the hallmark and islamic jihad is saying that they're sticking to the to the seats fire. so i would say the do were in quite stable after a day. like today. i think we're going to be in a stable period right now. all right, so the ceasefire does seem to be on holding for now, but both sides are also cleaning victory and the conflicts. so are we any closer to finding a long term solution to the conflict? well, you know, the people who are really celebrating and i have been celebrating here in the masses gate. the area were palestinians. they are saying that the resistance as,

as they call the, the factions in gaza. they have won in israelis how they kind of a position that they think that the struck very strong and garza but they don't really feel that he was victorious. but i think that the question whether this will lead to a political settlement. i mean, one really needs to have international intervention here. i mean, the parties are very far from each other, and maybe the administration headed by joe biden, may, maybe he will bring something that we haven't seen here before. but i can tell you that at this stage, we don't even see how the fire arrangements will be developed in the ongoing negotiations. all right, journalist sammy, so call the damascus gate. thank you. let's turn out some other

stories making headlines at this hour. at least 2 people have been killed and many more injured in a series of earthquakes in china. the 1st tremor struck near the city of dalai in the south western united provinces. hours later, another quick shook the northwestern shanghai province. there were no immediate reports of casualties from the 2nd tremor. while the g 7 group of advanced industrial nations has agreed to end the financing of coal fired power plants by the end of this year. that's after a, today's virtual meeting of the countries environmental ministers. the group also reaffirmed its commitment to limit global temperature increase to below 1.5 degrees by 2050. a german court has sentence a syrian man to life in prison over a fatal knife attack on a couple of the city of dreads. and prosecutors say he was motivated by homophobia and radical islam. his views leaders from the g 20 group of industrial and emerging

countries, have held a virtual summit aimed at boosting access to corona virus. vaccines. producers pledge billions of doses to low and middle income countries by the end of next year . so your opinion also promised to invest in local vaccine production in africa to reduce dependence on foreign imports. the vaccine rolling, speeding up across the european union in italy, more than 30 percent of the population has already received the 1st bus in countries like you've gone to progressive slow only one percent of people have been dock. tenae said, that's the main topic at the g 20 global house summers, and it's a major concern of give vent to have for close to $1500000000.00 or so vaccines that have been administered in over 180 countries worldwide. only 0.3 percent of them are in low income countries. last year the u wants to dev nay's at least a 100000000 dose,

to developing countries by the end of the year. but support for the construction of production facilities is also needed. it is simply not acceptable and it cannot be justified that in this 21st century, africa has only received some 20000000 vaccine. those is, which is the party 2 percent of the global supply that produces, tries to distribute more than $1000000.00 doses. that costs, by the end of the year, the leaders discuss the present future pandemic. we must make sure together that this is the last global pandemic. this must be the goal of the room declaration, strengthening, international cooperation to end the pandemic as quickly as possible. and to prevent future health crises together, that was a stomach cor. messages here in germany walked on restrictions are finally being

used in many cities, living people, leaving people rad, there to visit, restaurants, museums and swimming pools. health minister, young respond, says the 3rd wave of the pandemic has likely been broken, though he's urging people to remain cautious, relaxed, restrictions come just in time for a long weekend holiday. d w chief, political correspondent melinda crane, has been visiting a beer garden for us in the heart of berlin. the german capital i'm here one of germany's most traditional and most beloved, be our guy. and there's been a beer garden on the side for nearly 200 years. and rarely has it seen a period of such a prolonged quiet as the past 12 months. there's a long line out in front to get in. and if you ask people here how they're feeling, nearly all of them, say relieved at last. we feel free. we feel like things are getting back to normal . they also say they feel safe because there are still

a number of restrictions in place. if you look at the tables behind me, there space quite far apart, this is only half the number of cables that would normally be here. everyone here had to show proof either a vaccination or of a negative corona test to get in. and if they get up from their tables, they need to wear a mask. nonetheless, health authorities here in germany are saying people must remain cautious. vaccination rates are going up. infection rates are going down, but the new and more infectious variance of corona are present here in germany. so the officials say people need to keep their guard up. or this summer season could come to an abrupt and sports news now. and germany's bonus league soccer season wraps up on saturday after a strange season with no fans. corona buyers, quarantines and coaches announcing job changes left right and centre. but one thing remained consistent. byron munich, our champions, yet again. when

a theme wins the bonus, eager in style, and that coach still wants to leave, you know, it has been a peculiar bond as the season by munich. how's the flick just didn't get on with his club bosses. he announced in april he would quit. it's one of those times in life when you think about things and ask yourself when you want to take inside the that he gets in. he's leaving a club, which is $19.00 titles in a row, and both the best dr. lavender has equal the blunders legal season goes right ball . the ball. c slick may take the gym euro left of the european championship and he's not the only coach switching jobs by and of course need a new coach and where else would they look them? the 2nd best team in the bond is they go, be like the union now, guzman, still on the $33.00 is heading to munich for the up. any of the me, i'm happy with the legacy which myself and my coaching team are leaving behind. i

think the likes it guys are really develop and have enjoyed our way of playing football. but it's not just the top to losing that coaches both burg perform miracles by finishing in the top full. but the future of oliver glass is unclear. and what about dorman? eat intensity, which he took over from the sack, lucy and father in december on an interim basis. after some rocky moments he managed to secure a champions league birth as well as the german cup. the trouble is dolan had already decided to take. lucy mentioned glad, but coach mako rules are for next season. glad back form went off a cliff following the announcements. i did. i checked frankfurt results when their coach was named roses replacement, got back next season. it wasn't just the coaches making this a weird bond as they get campaign. almost the whole season has been played without bands due to the corona virus pandemic relegated shout or in particular,

badly missing their passionate support. as there was a space of positive test among players, but only has a belinda badly hit with 3 games postponed. having matches put back actually helps the berlin as regroup and beat relegation typical but truly strange as the campaign . well, from the bonus leader to a different type of competition, performers from 39 countries have been competing this week in the eurovision song contest, including yelling us agree, no presenting cypress. gave her song about falling in love with the devil. and that's got some people pretty upset in cyprus. dozens of orthodox christians protested against the lyrics that you say promote satan worship. despite the protest, elena has made it through to the finals of the eurovision song contest this saturday in the netherlands. in watching t

w. news, steven beardsley has your business news update next. don't forget, you can find all the latest news for around the world on our website. that's t w dot com. i'm here until berlin, thanks for watching. the news every day for us and for our planet. worldwide yours is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make city screener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do with all our ways? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable

martin solutions over our ways is truly unique. and we know that that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive. my d, the environmental global $3000.00 on d, w, and the that the world's most valuable company takes the stand apples d o, tim cook defense, his company control of its app store, saying it's not a monopoly lawsuit, plaintiff, and the game says otherwise, it's a case of regulators and developers are watching closely as want to show is there a 2nd life for disposable mass? cycling firms shows what they're doing with what's become the world's most common accessory and especially delivery in germany, where dozens of containers of hazardous waste of arrived from the bay route port.

the of the show dizzy in berlin. apple c o, tim cook defended his company's take control of its app marketplace from a california courtroom friday saying strict rules benefit both users and developers . cook is the final witness in a lawsuit, filed against apple bi developer epic games. it alleges that apple's acting as monopoly wiling off 3rd party app stores and impasse in purchases to protect its own profit at the expense of developers. last year, apple boosted rather booted ethics out from a store after finding it offered in app purchases. all right, let's go now to our financial correspond in new york, yann's quarter with more. yes. good to you. what is this lawsuit all about? what's, what's, what are the stakes of it? i should ask now, well, actually some call it tim. the battle of the agents because clearly this is not just about epic games and apple, this is about the future. so how do you distribute the money that people spend on

those platforms like the store? so it's, it's going to be telling how this trial is sort of going to and what other companies and other platforms also might do in the future. one thing is also a clear, whoever wins the trial that the losing party will go into appeal. but this definitely goes far beyond just a little dispute between 2 and general 1000000000 dollar, but multi 1000000000 dollar company in this argument by cook that everyone benefits from apple strict controls is that convincing? well i mean what kim cook definitely keep saying is that it's important to have the app store controlling basically everything. so it's better for the privacy for security, for safety. and if you look at malware, for example,

apple devices in comparison to other company it's, it is actually it. so it seems to be being a pretty a well, but the question is how much do you pay for it? i mean those 30 percent that will take from some of those developers and seems to be a pretty high apple says, well, they do need the money to make sure that the privacy of safety and so on it's going to be guaranteed to. but on the other side, and that was what the epic game is saying, or claiming that the margin of stores for apple r at around 80 percent apple is saying, well they do not really know how much money they make with the app store. but well, that's definitely also on the bed. 30 percent isn't too lofty. one final word, we will probably hear the final hearing on monday. and then the judge already

said that it might take weeks or maybe even months before we will get a final verdict. alright, we'll be watching those arguments as well. next weekend quarter in new york. thank you very much. let's just shift gears. vaccine makers have pledge 3 and a half 1000000000 doses of the crown of our shot to middle and low income countries . in an effort to address the uneven distribution of vaccines around the world, pfizer and biotech, promising to 1000000000 doses over the next 18 months. well, there's another 1000000000 johnson johnson. meanwhile, 500000 advisors, that some doses will be delivered via the international kofax facility. others through bilateral agreements pledges came in and we teach many organized summit which heard that 80 percent of vaccination so far had been in wealthier nation's or less than one percent. or in low, low income nation's pressure has been growing on governments to wave vaccine patents, pressure that only grew earlier this month. when u. s. president joe biden to his weight behind the idea. but pat and waving was not on the agenda for the summit participant calling instead for more voluntary

licensing from drug makers and more assistance for manufacturers in poor countries . financial pledges also featured big summit, the e u promising $1000000000.00 in investment for manufacturing. china, offering it $3000000000.00 in a developing countries. over the next 3 years. while the pandemic has turned this disposable mass into a part of everyday life, 129000000000 of them are thrown away every month. that's an estimate by the american chemical society. but is there a marketable after life for the mask? here's what recycling firms, say. french recycling firm trio and greenwich is initially isolates the discarded single use mask that collects for a week for hygiene. the french recycling company charges a monthly fee for collecting the mask from clients, including hospitals and companies like single ball and p, the channel half after that they get disinfected and then shredded to extract polypropylene which has been used to make flo carpet and plastic parts for cars, the only trouble is that the company countries cycle fast enough all available for

most that we think we can process up to 1520 tons a year, which is a lot, but not a huge on a national scale because they are 40000 tons of them daily on your own gets on turn by rule. it's a drop in the ocean for an ever growing problem. across the pond, us from tara cycle is also in the recycling business. and while the amount of disposable personal protection equipment, p, p, e and masks has exploded during the pandemic, recycling them isn't big business. right? so why an aluminum can is recyclable, is because the value of the aluminum is so high that it's more than the cost of collection and processing and so it can be offered to you for free. but why is say, for example, a dirty diaper or p p e, not recyclable? it because it costs much more to collect and process and the results are worse. so tara cycle offers business customers, containers for used mask for fee for them to be recycled. that business model

allows parasites to pass from the recycling cost to customers, but it's not compelling enough for the lighter population. we still prefer to dispose of masks and other protective gear for free, despite the environmental cost and the potential to get creative with a recycled material. like this rainbow bench. let's take a look now some other business stories making headlines. offer sharing startup. we work reportedly last more than $2000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of 2021. partially due to high costs related to an upcoming stock market. listening. demand for services, however, has risen significantly and tops pre pins in mac level. that according to the company the mobile world congress and telecom industry, the biggest trade event will be held in barcelona next month. after the cobra, 1900 panoramic derailed it's 2020 event. the 2021 event will be a mix of in person and online activities. it's expected to draw $30000.00 visitors

. but a 3rd, a pre pandemic attendance, germany and france. welcome to the u. s. proposal for global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent saying it was a good basis for further discussion by the ministration wants to in what it calls a race to the bottom. and taxation. proposal could face opposition by lower tax countries like ireland what's been 9 months since a massive explosion devastated the port of lebanese capital bay route. germany, like many other nations, pledge support reconstruction. that's led to a special delivery. almost 60 containers of hazardous waste released by the blast, which couldn't be disposed of in lebanon. not everyone is happy about its arrival. the congo ship are more and he turns heads to the container port of the hymns, often after some 6300 kilometers at sea. on board 59 containers filled with toxic material from the lebanese port of bay root. the nelson company in

northern germany will dispose of it over the next few weeks. its managing director says they deal with hazardous waste like this every day of their industrial chemicals and household chemicals like industrial hydrochloric acid, but also nail polish remover toilet cleaner and other substances. they seek out uncontrollably and mixed together. we sorted them according to laboratory analysis and repackaged them upon or losing is a lot of noise up on in august 2020, a devastating explosion ripped across the port of the route and much of the city. the destination killed more than 190 people. an injured over $6000.00 large areas of the port and nearby residential areas were completely levels. the conditions at the country's main harbor work had struck huge quantities of toxic and highly flammable substances were stored without any regard for safety. german experts analyzed the residues with a mo, by a laboratory,

classified them and then packed them in containers. since they couldn't dispose of the toxins on site, they were sent to germany. initially, the containers will be stored at williams harvard in the village of v, fails. after that, they are toxic contents will be destroyed by using things like high temperature furnaces. odo kramer has founded us citizens initiative. he's afraid of having the toxins so close to the village. he feels badly informed and doesn't believe the landfill is suitable for the poisonous cargo. when our fears are ultimately the middle promo that's arriving here with so fewer acid, hydro clark acid hydro floor cas, it in. so on. what quantities are we talking about? is v as even designed for that? are there any floor plans here for extraction systems? is the fire department involved is the civil protection involved? and we're the, we asked toxic waste expert man,

for exam 10. from greenpeace. he thinks disposal is a good idea. imagine what would have happened if it was left in lebanon. then it's certainly better to have these materials properly evaluated, as they did, than packaged and sent here to be properly disposed of. you know, we will proceed on here. but john gene also says germany can't solve the waste problems of an entire region. the 3000000 euros needed to dispose of this waste came from the port of bay route and the european union. and finally, europe has been gradually reopening in recent weeks. and it was joined by many parts of germany on friday. for example, the country's biggest amusement carp europa park is now welcoming visitors again all eager for an actual rollercoaster. right. and not just the roller coaster ride . it's been the past year. cafes and restaurants can now offer outdoor seating and outdoor swimming pools. also back by the show negative front.

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a venture? just don't lose your grip. treasure map for modern gold trotter covers some of europe's wykard, breaking youtube and also in book form a. this is the news africa on the program today. rich nations and big pharmaceutical companies have pledged to deliver billions of pope $900.00 back to poor countries this year. the pledge comes as google. how from ortiz one of the vaccine distribution crisis, most of africa, is 1300000000 people has had no access to vaccines at all. and these children in kenya are back in class for the 1st time. and they've been attacked by all ship force because your schools in the region will hear from their

own d teacher and his military help whose it was a 10th week. and chad was security forces, passion would process. this will tell you what is behind the angry with black. that's the hollywood star. 80 movie dawning is well that we can nipple design him is seen from the movie. we have the story behind my post special. ah, the hello, i'm christine. wonder it's good to have your company. pharmaceutical giants, pfizer and by intake have pledged to deliver 1000000000 doses of a cove at 1900 vaccine to poor nations this year. and another 1000000000 next year, m a g 20 summit in rome on friday. europe. ian countries made their own pages to donate a combined $120.00 doses. by the end of the yet, some of those will go to african countries through the kofax initiative. now,

these commitments come from will come rather as global health floor. it is warned that the world is that a crisis point with the distribution of co, with $900.00 vaccines rich countries have significant access to the vaccines and developing countries all struggling to catch up. now, in the meantime, the vaccine rollout remained sluggish on the continent where there was not enough supply. so when the southern african nation of malawi burned nearly 20000 doses of back scenes this, we could raise a lot of questions, especially because the government's decision to burn the vaccines went against advise from the w h o in the africa, c, d. c. both organizations advised me allow not to destroy coven 1900 vaccines thing, even though they had passed their expiration date. there was still safe to use. now our 1st report is from the malawi capital in the long way, where the burning off the vaccine was made a ceremony of for it was an event put on for the cameras.

$20000.00 doses of malawi cove, at 19 vaccine allocation, laid out to be destroyed. the health minister personally led the exercise to send a message to the public, who've been skeptical of the vaccines as well as something less definitely we take it out, but i do have to show that we are committed to are we not give any intimate which is expired, we cannot do that. we, we have ethics, we have worked for jeanette easy. i so that does happen. well, always health experts are also trying to assure the public of the vaccine safety and efficacy vaccine versus or you can be given to all people with all sorts of problems except those that have blue 18 malawi, like many other nations, is short of cove in 1900 doses. so far, only

a tiny fraction of its 18000000 people have been vaccinated. malawi has reported just over a 1000 covert 1900 deaths. the government is having to work hard to convince people to get vaccinated. so that's the situation in malawi, and now here's the latest update on the progress of the vaccine rolled out in the rest of africa. this data is from the africa cdc. now, as the fading your bosses, the indicates, most countries on the continent have begun administering vaccines, which have been delivered through the kofax initiative. the exceptions are booking fossil chad, tanzania, and it retrieve when no vaccines have been approved. now most countries are using as presented, but still africa has the lowest vaccination rates of any continent with less than one percent of the population full event immunized. now to talk more about the vaccine roll out in africa, we've invited professor christian happy onto the program. he is a geneticist and the director of african center of excellence for genomics of

infectious diseases as redeem as university in southwest. and i do welcome c d, w. news africa professor, happy belly. one percent of people in africa are fully vaccinated. at this rate window of the continental achieve mess immunization against coven, 1900. thank you very much for doing the program. i mean, the question you're asking is that are important question. i do rate where we're massive united visual in the country and we don't know, i mean, because i've been to africa and he's better dependent on their work africa and he's better dependent on the back to coming from india. india has a big part of my hand right now. i'm in deborah all about the manufacturer of mine . if you want me to solve the local problem, i'm talking to the africa has no back to you know now, and then they really manage what they've done to read the money to bug or any part to do love watching for the continent and all talking to me with finding out where

were better vulnerable. i'm probably going to be the only one when i asked them to walk out of the wood a project for you guys. he talks about india events. and the question must be asked . all we able to produce vaccines on the continent and to what scale there. i'm sorry, no, i'm out there that are on a matter. are the mormon after guy 0. i'm going to do for you. so i'm back. you know, we are very dependent on what anybody else out there will give us. we're dependent on what do you think will give us more dependent wonder the european countries on to i did any platform. so we're very dependent on what about people who have mercy on not i'm p d of so i'm really look a metal look, look very better. vulnerable. i bet a week. and i mean, yes, africa manage very well in the 1st place and it is confessional. they found me by

way of coming on, i would the indian barrier and probably fight it over. and then the potential for breaking impression, even out of my submission, we have really no ability to, you know, to, to protect the largest people that will not, to, within their shot at some possible purpose. i do want to talk about a back saying that that you've developed a d n, a based vaccine against covert 19, which you say showed a 90 percent efficacy when tested on animals. why have you not been able to secure funding to take your vaccine to human trials? simply because africa, countries willing to wear them up is. so they refuse completely to invest in developing a push into boxing forward because the culture of begging, waiting for the rest come to the rescue that is actually predominant here. i'm a shame that accounting of a 1300000000 people. they're really not. i mean, has the ability not to have to do that, but if you do, do, do, do, do, do do do to do

a drop box and i even went to africa science. you do love that there's no political where to move forward. and that is the fact i think between the african within the country india and those in the dash for i think those can come to get and then, i mean, they could come to get back to me for africa. but no matter is african leadership, africa, leadership, ready to invest, and then move forward to clinical trials. i will say that he can help you get the same african population. you know so far the professor, what do we need to do? you've talked about 3rd wave on the continent. we, of course, looking at the reality that the vaccines that we would depend on in africa the astrazeneca, because of the disruption in the indian supply chain. what, what needs to be done, and who can recall upon to address the situation that i forgot to continue to beg or cry. as usual, we'll probably just have to call on on that for just him back. seem to give us what

about i may have met, you know, after indoctrinated, hope, ablation into the matter. it's very going to be very difficult for, you know, for 5 or more data. now, to actually provide you the number that we want to know continent a moment. so pending that time, we'll probably just have to sit down and there's a country that, well, knock it out every day and then make is not rubber, jimmy and africa. or why would i want you to be mind down the street? but i mean, unfortunately, you know, things are not as bad, but we hope that you know, that african leadership would learn from here and then do the right thing. so i in the future, we don't find out the social bond number situation. right? that's perfect. the question, happy to contrast from nigeria. thank you, professor happy. thank you. the children in kenya's ne bony forest that's on the border with somalia returned to the cross from the suite office. 7 years schools were forced to close day because

features weren't willing to work in the area after did the attacks by the military group. i'll shut up now t w e. several correspondent, mario miller, and a colleague from the german weekly magazine dash beagle got re access to the volatile region of 40 forest. that's near the island where they visited one school . the. the only way we could get to these remote villages near the somali border spicy the trip over land is too dangerous. improvised land mines scattered along the only road planted by above. on the edge of bony forest, gangway primary school has finally reopened. move kids are back, 7 years above attacked. villages in the area for each color is the head teacher. and also the only teacher here above type is the government,

the employee including myself, the one that you work up on to find yourself that you out. okay. you sound good. so as you slip recall before your lips to god's i, tyler was the only teacher who dare to come back here. every half an hour he switches classroom teaching up to 3 classes at the same time, taking care of her on t. 100 schoolchildren i am i alone at the moment from the problem. it is because i want to teach. after completing the lesson i go. busy to another class i teach, i've got to have a class. i think he has a lot to catch up the children a years behind in the education, but they have learned how to react when they hear gunshots and they know what else about this. i feel i'm afraid of them because they burn the camps. now i'm happy to go back to school to continue studying. many of the children couldn't afford to

take them to another school. the most of them had a home. if i excited to be back of school, can really get a sense of how important indication is for them. but those 20 kilometers down the road this week and i said above explosive device blew up a military vehicle to canyon soldier. the threat is so great that a military base has been set up next to the school. 60 border patrol officers protect the school and its children and the officers are concerned that the security situation is deteriorating. currently, most of the current min b for both the 66 months was out here. i think this monday, not a few days ago the military defended a larger base from an attack by the islamists. these men put their lives at risk to protect the school from being rated in 2014 was above

attacked, a nearby village, the militants looted hospitals and burned down schools. then they started rounding up young men of recruitment, and they told me that they would drop me to the ground slash my neck. that's what they said. when, after they captured me, they started interrogating me, threatened to slaughter me. they asked if my religion was not. they got my identity from my id card. they confirmed, i'm not, i'm not sure of. i'm on, i'm with learning. he was spared because of his faith now with a military base and place villagers feel more secure in the military has even started helping the kid with border patrol officers from next door. a stepping in this part time teachers, one of them, some way to get out was even trained to be a teacher before joining the army. i met,

but today i told him he was, you know what he asked me to get to this. and i find that button with the hook, i have to look for the middle lifted. i mean, really need need to have one. schools remain open somewhere to get houses. educating the next generation was strengthened the fight against terrorism. and you're watching t v news africa still to come this man in terms of essays. his cockroach farming business is booming. we'll find out who his customers are and the south african designs that made it into a hollywood blockbuster. but 1st we turn to chad because it was a tense leak there that for i'm raised in the capital. in jemina security forces used tear gas and battens to disperse crowds who took to the streets to protest against a military takeover. following the death of president eateries debbie one month ago,

now the pension is about the man you about see behind me by how much interest he took off to his father's face. he dissolved parliament and took control of the country as head of a military council. now he's promised to hold democratic elections within 18 months . now the debbies with africa corresponded friedman who has been in shad reporting on the situation. and because i'll talk to fred, who as i said, is in the capital, jimmy. afraid tell us more about these clashes between protesters and security forces that we've seen and chad this week. yes, christy knows he's present mama to come power. there have been a crash is especially from the position and civil society groups who are actually thing that general mama shouldn't take the power. and i don't the way of course people have been injured and several people also have been killed as we come here

in this report. painfully fiction. yesterday the young man was short in a recent for democracy, protest, and other active it took to the streets to demand a return to the v and government. but they faced a brute by car from the military g. they'd by the son of the former president, was it also people money? this is what we went out to protest and simply to say no, because he grabbed par through a military coup. we refused to accept that someone in the 21st century takes part by force. that is not acceptable when the water parallelism. if epa geno mama took of a power a month ago after his father died. he has formed a transitional government and was over some key member of the position. there is still a nail tension here in jemina. there is

a heavy security presence on the streets and any attempts by activity to start to protest quickly dampened. and so there is really to say that the bridge go uncertainty is anywhere close to an end. the government says that the opposition need to accept the current situation for the sake of the countries to be t z, prove new to vote. can we find that discontent? quite premature, this is not a military coup, but it's an unusual situation. we've been attacked by rebels who set off the current political situation. while this militant group threatened the country, and the president was killed in the battlefield and get the post. they're done, the combat. the transition government promise is that you will soon start the

national dialogue and dance will have a see on how they want to be government. but many people here want this process to be there by v. as not the mutate consul afraid the ministry permits to hold an election in a few months that would be posted to the end of next year. why are people in chad young people especially not willing to to wait for that they seem to be distrustful of that. yes, christine, is this kid because this is general mom at this time the president is to be who was killed and prison. do they be? was in power for thought he has and he came to power promising democracy and for the last t as they didn't get anything and even their pipe did even change. in fact, things got wasn't, was, and people are afraid that if they even give him this room of,

of this one. yeah. on the have he's going to work hard so that he can stay in power and just like as his father did. so that's where the mistrust is fred, you were in ted reporting on, on that election that for the late president interest that we re elected. you're back in the country now. what feeling all you guessing about the situation day? where there is not so much has changed in china, would say that people were poor, poor the poverty's v v. you can see that. but when it comes to security, there is station because they don't know where their country's heading. they don't know, they even room out that even the current president might be, might be moved from another could that may be from within the military circles. so there is that taishan that anything, any time and that anything can happen. so that's exactly what has changed and then

the port is people don't know where when they're going to stop protesting because without any significant change, they're saying that they're not going to stop until they see the change they need or at that's the way separate correspondence said move when you are reporting for us in the chat in capital jemina. thank you. read the now i don't know about you, but i get the creeps when i see a cockroach. but here's a story of a business that attends video, who does, and in fact, he's making a living farming the pace. here's his story which, which, which won't go in tens, nea cockroaches have no value. but for daniel, great huda, they are worth gold. he's pioneering courage. funding intense india

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which feeds for electrical room that says his project uses waste. so it's eco friendly. he got support from government and universities. his business is growing fast. he doesn't even think about abandoning it now. now as all african design is luxury midway, brand inspired by the closer culture has put the country. and the constant in the global spotlight smiled closer, caught the eye off the costume designer of the movie coming to america to and as you were about to learn muscles, the almost didn't happen because it's founder and creator had other dreams growing up with. right. and very colorful, that's my course africa fashion. the creative director behind the label is south african led to man call, a star designer who originally wanted to become

a professional football player. my late mother knew me as a person that wanted to play soccer. i was super easy in it, but one day she sent me down and said in most cases, super talented for her play. as i'll make an example like ozone. i have more times of proceeding. i was average in soccer. and so i decided to stay home and help my mother with 10 machine knitting. he just turned 15 when his mother showed him the tricks of the trade planting an idea in his head. she told me that text design impression design of a huge in that. and i can build the carry out of the to build approval luxury plans and know that was about 20 years ago. the 34 year old said he never doubted his mother's words. and today, his label can be seen on catwalks all over the world. and he even made it in

hollywood in the sequel to coming to america with eddie murphy, the u. s. star. where's my casa? that's right. let me hear you say, hey, oh, oh, no, no, that's another. don't to say that, oh, not too much to have someone like 80 month waiting on my pc. i mean a lot to me if i as the amboy there was a teenager, was coming to make up for the 1st time. it felt like something that was beyond reach, but today i was able to actually be turned the movie, the clothes i made in harrisburg, where nicola employees 70 people. because that means the cost, the people, one of south africa's largest ethnic groups. and nicola is one of them, the idea for the label comes from the ethnic groups, the confusion ritual, new clothes, a part of the ritual. but nicola said choice was limited. traditionally,

we only had like that more eurocentric styles like the handicapped and, and the for my kids to choose from and foreign brands, which was fun. so for me, i felt like as a tech design, as a parent allows session, i want to create a tentative design. he stated that course i knew she had can concede. nicola wanted to make sure his culture didn't end up being on display in a museum. only, so he brought it to the world catwalk. he might have caught the biggest goal of his life when he hung up his football brute to play with the sewing machine instead. and that's where we'll leave it for today, but we'll leave you with some more beautiful african fashion. we'll see you next time by the use

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