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theresa, that no one has to hide behind with your romance. in 60 minutes on d, w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word louis pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him a simple online on your mobile and free to shop t w's e learning course, nico speak? german made easy. i'm standing in front of the building there not only harold's as a vision of the quality, but also the tangible outcome of our century's long struggle for freedom. freedom from colonial rule, and the a pot error. this is the constitutional courts. of course there is most of this human rights precinct and the court as we'll find out today coming up
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on today. so we'll find out how this pays this talk. that relates to the celebration of independence in ghana. we see the world of malls, the award winning, hip hop, auto pay, grin, please. fusing the ethnic piece of malawi with modern rep and hip hop. we spend time with him to hear how he makes music relevant to the new generation. and they think, can we find out how one auto body of work is creating new ways of exploring for the visiting impaired community plan does have a, it's a and this is matthew mag, ah, ah, from 7 commodities in the half neighborhood of johanna township. this entrepreneur has used every opportunity to make his dream come true. let's find out how he went
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from positive ruth to the will. me always need and think that excellent and greatness comes from joy, 5 things. but if you read and look at the people that are grading the ones, you're always had a paul to say. i spent 51 job, one job that provided for me in my family, instead of a business that provided for 300 products, more families. in the back room and the depth of a very good township, commonly known as gomorrah by the local, was we feels 1st week edition was born, feels own draining to creating the premium sneak, a brand is one alive with the purpose of re ignited, the community sought after guys learn to be a very good country, 11 languages, you know, different ways of speaking, different ways of clothing, more thoughts and different cultures. but the wet body doesn't matter whether you speak, thought not in the mail is yulu, or whether you come from the way to alexander alton. visa, it is always known to be issued. whether we take this, conceptualize it into
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a sneak of brand and tells us beautiful until sort of going through the world. it's a story that is beyond because oftentimes alex is known to be in a place. a lot of things happened obviously happened to be a bit, but out of this town she was go to begin. it's in this township, says seal, started selling, perfumed drinking university, to raise fighting for his tuition fees. but from this capital to make me, which he had to put in the 2 heavy work you're at university, he only got the positive from his experience. and that's when i learned a lot about that, that i mix of entropy initiate from the art of setting. i mean, we used to sell all based tissues, non branded, you know, any can only thing, can imagine how hard it is to convince the client to buy something that is non branded, installed the store and sell the brand and sell the brand. i really enjoyed, you know, out of hustling, engaging people, and i knew that for me to call it more than anything else. i was passionate about
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it because he's buying a snicker and there's the same essays who buying too much of something. why not own it? you know, and i know 2050 and i had such a valuable collection of sneakers, but something was missing out of that collection. you know, probably african sniggle band was what a great pushing into my life and proposed me to the person that i am, the shape needs to be the leader. but i am today. one of them is the know when my dad sold his car for me to go to varsity, you know, for me, i mark that as an opportunity and a mug whom i know on that opportunity to cook myself with the rice go 3rd with the right the cation, not everyone had been a wadded opportunities, like someone. so i thought about how do i then, you know, paid for it, not only and sort of people pushing useful in my people in. so let's say you're being hayes because people in the neighborhood get up to pick away and out a lot have been to make promotion trainings. you get benefits. like when it comes
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out to like it took 13 rejection from various factories before the fields. first miss addition, nico launched, pushing for full mesh. nicole was a risk of the premonition of mesh is used mainly as a component of she and not to make up the bulk of the shoot. what kept me going, it was my reality. and the idea and the impact that can come out of out of this vision that i had thinking about what could be done more. it was even beyond and far beyond just the product. and the idea. i knew that we can use this as a special sort of paper. we have called the nazi unpacked, change to create employment and so forth. so that's what kept the call in that time . field grand plan of expansion has included a number of customization labs, an opportunity for the public to give this need to the earned personal touch. this is all a dream that got it in the room and it's where i used to do everything else. myself packed the shoes, put them in the car, go delivered to p. r. interviewed the local shoot 1st as
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a dance. i think i'll just get through at the time. ah, ah, this way is funny known as con hill. tell the story of so that's because jenny, to reconciliation and democracy. the number 4 blog and the woman prison which was built in the apartheid era depend a lot of liberation, struggle heroes, as well as people who violated the pass laws of the time. i made up for reuben, who was integrity to the change of this size into a half of democracy as well as what is now called a living museum. reuben, thank you so by for having us as an honor to be here. why is this place known as a living museum? well, it's in its name, constitution hill. and now constitution is a living document. so because of the site is not static is not stuck in the past,
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like either museums. and also the feature is the can also protecting the president . that's why we're calling it. and leaving museum, well known is the old fault, is one of the notorious number for present, but i'd really like to find out about the women's prison. what should we take away from here? we are standing right now in the women's prison itself, and the launch that we are standing on here used to look different back day in the past. they used to be shacks, erected here. the youth of 1976 females awaited incarcerated in the ships. and then the structure behind me that we present one of the checks where we knew mandela was kept. so people like to be connected to like team i, me, barbara, hold and visit and less lose. if you remember back in the past, they used to be called this document called the past year, which made you illegal if you are not kidding one if you are black in south africa and it had a curfew as well. so a lot of people were protesting against that,
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but in 19582000 women protested against the puzzling 200. now they were all of it broke in the women's chair. it was joe slowly and nelson mandela who came to be presented this woman and lawyers during that time with me. ah, in recent years this precinct has added a creative element. why the connection and how does this come about? when the cyclist says conceptualized justice of the constitutional clause, it was conceptualizing 2 things and justice. so why don't the justices be ahead of the project of collecting art? and then from that standpoint, we started q 18,
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all our programming out of the themes of us and justice. but this led us to a point where we needed to look more deeply in how we can really impact affect the fact of the industries and what be picked up. is that mostly what key to really what is a space or access to space access to market? so we re papers that in studios. this allows the 18th and all various anteaus from fashion to music and design to get space to work from network with one another and key programs to support one another as well. thank you. and i'll have to see for myself what they get up to. but right now to those from god has taken this spirit of independence in 1957 from colonial rule, and in their own way crafted their own freedom. this is a revolutionary recipe of chocolate making. they had the christ symbols are
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symbols from the con tribe in ghana. and so these symbols have different proverbial meanings. we're not creating just a regular chocolate brand for creating a uniquely african chocolate brand bone in appearance and flavor. in the year 2016, it was the idea of 2 success. kimberly and priscilla addison to pioneer locally made world class chocolate company. and they call the enterprise 57. $57.00 is for $957.00, which is gonna independence. but it's not just about being free from colonial power, it's more about the spirit behind independence. and so $57.00, basically stand for that can do spirit that was during the independence air that hey we as gun unions and as african can manufacture can produce for our own and can grow our own economy. $57.00 chocolate, 6 to add value to local resources by transforming them. it's
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a high quality chocolate that celebrate gun in art and culture and also inspire the people of gunner to create and develop, meeting kind of products. high quality burn the beautiful thing about gunners, cocoa is that the farmers pay super attention to the process from the, from an taishan to the drawing. and it gives us great chocolate that we all know and love. so it really brings out the real chocolate god is the world's 2nd largest. could you call the quality of it as well known a fact that the addison take advantage of the lunch to be into are properly dried. that's when we step in. let me bring the beans back to our production facility and we continue to drive them out on sun to keep them fresh. the 1st 40 the beans basically floating through the good ones and the bad ones,
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making sure there's no more the beans or bad beans that will be processed into our chocolate. we then move to roasting the beans, that specific temperature and that a specific time to ensure that we get that nice chocolate. the piece that we all know and love back in 2016. kimberly impressed le, wecks by missing in the home kitchen and across some mic shortly as good as the one d tried at a swiss chocolate. here took them a while to understand the different steps now via proud to implement special method of making the premium chocolate even better. that process is called winnowing because you need to separate the skin from the net using a technique that we derived from may fibers. so we use air and agitation of the bowls. some of the chocolates i fuse with distinct, local ingredients like more easily toaster coconut or local hibiscus called was sally. but no as official college flavors or present because both prefer and i have
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lived abroad. we've had different experiences in different countries, so our unique background has made us able to cater to people from a variety of cultures. so i think people are open to different experiences and wanting to experience a different culture through chocolate. and so it caters really well to both local and international needs. convincing custom is worldwide of the policy, or the 100 percent gun in premium. chocolate is a matter close to kimberly tart. we see gunner and west africa sort of becoming like a hub for chocolate making. yes, we do have that available. so you want to give got it. and when do you mind delivery next week, tuesday. notice we will let you all the 27 chuck leads hun meat, which and cook who made without any artificial flavors. and a gun is cocoa kept to which she was warm,
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ready for the google called me mocking me . music is able to bring people together as well as transcend generational boundaries taken to using the power of music not only to entertain and international audience, but also to remind the youth of the value of their roots. going on to watch additions and cultural practices. he creates the modern sound of my loud when only an artist he green has gained worldwide recognition by defining a new genre, a they call me take grand, aka the ya kit. get down, get down now is the name for the my stance. and for the societies which stage this dance, hulu and hulu. the great dance is an ancient practice of the church, people in malawi, and was seen as a way for the village to communicate with their ancestry spirit. dancers i believe,
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to put on his head when they put on a mask and start and think the title now came to me is everything. you know, i'm a person who very part of my culture where it comes from my fusion music that i've made. i use a lot of our drugs and a lot of elements from my culture that fusion has given me the name, the all the title. ok. so for me being called danielle kings, everything in our flag maybe as usual to read and call myself danielle king and ended that. but yes, it's a, it's a great honor and i take full responsibility and i wanted to move my culture. i showcase the beautiful stuff that we have. we have 2 people in our culture which is very important because so many aspects of understood.

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