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to step into a bold adventure the treasure map for modern flow to discover some of us wrinkled, begging sites on youtube, and also the business, the, the vin use africa coming up on the program from prison off to precedent consent. it goes the youngest. everybody likes that lead up. now the live up the, the surprise when was loud to be driven by people power as many voted against the establishment. they has promised to tackle corruption and strengthens then it goes economy. but kind of, he really needs indigo into a new chapter, also coming up getting up in per on some is guessing out a bunch of the nights area. what about 70 mazda objections recorded so far?
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this year? we speak to a hosted, negotiate to find out those behind the criminal industry and how to end keeping up . basically, lucas means nature's constantly day dream about a life of fraud and decaying. yeah. somebody's film inspired by real life events is gaining success across borders to dallas. into the pursuits of dreams play, that's how life abroad. what of what cost to have from one of the staff of this bill the i, i'm eddie mike, a junior and you are welcome to the program. you may not have heard about him a year ago, but i see you do. my fee is set to become senate goals and next president for my tax collect, uh who was released from prison and weeks before elections is destined to be
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africa's youngest democratic could be elected leader of the age of 44. he was backed by mentor and made a position to figure out, was mine single, who was bought from the race? not a surprise when in one of africa's most stable democracies was largely driven by young voters, hungry for change. fee has promised to tackle corruption and bring reforms to send it goes economy and its currency. but they also faces a series of major challenges. we'll get some analysis in a moment after this is supporters call him mister clean. that's because president elect the pseudo dom i say, is promising. a new set of all of the senegalese people have chosen to break with the past. i think i pledge to govern with humility and transparency and to fight corruption at all levels. i
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pledge to devote myself fully to rebuilding our institutions and strengthening the foundations of our way of life together. the se is not a well known political figure and only into the leadership race as a substitute for his mentor. it was months uncle, a long standing opposition for us in the country who was disqualified from the election, released from jail himself less than 2 weeks before the vote. 44 year old phase now set to becomes 10, a goals, youngest president, riding on the back. a song goes young supporters, you will see a different face of the senegalese people and of synagogue because it's a total revolution. everything is going to change behaviorally socially and financially. everything is going to change. ready to say appealed to jobless voters
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struggling under the weight of high unemployment. he also rallied support under a populous pen african platform that included promises of economic independence and a new currency not paid to the euro to. but synagogue will also start producing oil and gas this year, which could mean new international partnerships or send a goal will always hold his ground and remain a friendly country and a reliable ally to any partner who engages with us and virtuous, respectful, and mutually productive corporation in the run up to the selection was filled with fears of democratic back fighting fe, now faces the challenge of inspiring confidence on all levels experts face. and the goal will need sweeping reforms if it's to move forward in the need for brand legislative reform that's been brought to the people in presidential power in the
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country. and then to hustle fights, colorado so which i think has been domino development to this country. now it's time to see of say, a young and unexpected leader can really lead synagogue into a new chapter for me on this. let's bring in a bustle towel. she's a journalist on political analyst. hello both. so thanks very much for your time. we have a, in our reports that precedence is being described as nicely precedent alexis, being described as miss that clean. how would you describe him a mr game means that he is coming was not much, well, he's coming with a just a few assets and a lot of that personal that's, that he's still paying uh that, that lets you know a little bit about his financial background and also the fact that he's coming from a very simple family. that's why people calling mitchell team, also calling in mr. green, because he's chosen his husband by the supervisor. mr. was my so cool. who is the,
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who have the reputation of having 0 fault was, was working as a tax inspector at the ministry of um, of um finances. okay. and so that makes seem yeah, that makes me think almost okay. that makes the mist the claim. i only time without how claim he is the. i mean he comes with a lot of promises he doesn't include and we didn't ask. corruption creates in more jobs and even wants to introduce a new car and see instead of using the c, f, a frank inhabits at from the colonial era out, but with little lead us, if experience can he deliver on such promises as well? you know, i think people are expecting to be that change to bring the change as a leader because all those will proceed from 19622024. are people who are found a system here and who follow through the system, which is something he's trying to change. so when we call a change in the system,
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it means not only the economy to speaking, but also an entire institution concept that he has to change. it cannot make the he's calling for easy for, for the stay fall from just the courtesy to the have internet go and eat across the was in some countries. the idea is not to break from everything that's been interface with me just to see how best ways he can reform it and see how much that he's going to bring in place are going to get better and more in the long term specifically. and the region, how much experience does he have to effect some of the pages and the levels of some of the promises he's, he's made? i think he has much more ambition then he has the experience. okay. he's a young president. the youngest ever elected in africa, one of the youngest,
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in west africa. but he has a condition and he's about to buzz 12 people, including this one. so you know, this entire pacific project, i could probably wait and also the young doesn't necessarily mean not wanting to change and finding the needs to be changing. how is it going to follow? like you mentioned earlier, time would tell what i do know for sure. and what's being displayed is that people are expecting who right? when in face of the opportunity to start sending those egypt, including gas and oil, go into corruption. and just to be sure that whatever wealth comes into the go stays incent enough from the basic understanding. but the terms of experience doesn't have much particularly experience. she does not even want to be able to do so to begin with. right. and he said himself, at the time when sent a goals, democracy is the input to the test, right? what value of this election results mean for the future of democracy incentive go?
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or what do you see is just a cause you this to standing when you look at the hours, you know, of what you know. yeah. and, and maybe all of them have your, your presidents, but all of them came through military clues center. oh, security or experience. i mean, terry cool. but it's thanks to the cost of digital counselors to, to buy them all that kind of change the we have in the so be sure. so, so far, no matter what extended got the experience seems 2021. so people can choose all the way to 2020, to 2012, when much as i was going to power. but let's just limited to the total that began in $21.00. from the moment to today, what do we have in the synagogues resilient center? how are you able to stand up and keep up with the process of voting? and that is something to highlight some of the, in the english. so, knowing all of this, what role could someone could have in a fire government?
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it's a, was this much, some cool people were expecting and hoping that you will be out of jail as to eligible for the or no time. ah, but see what your life face plan b and that plan be ease head piece by disposal for himself. how much power is he going to have people expecting to be a given one's council, too slow to see what do my great, also a display to support because jamaica is new politics. when i say new into politics, these means means that she was not planning and it's like to become a politician. let her know the president in his life. and so, so he's going to play the role that we have yet to see the new teacher. the government is being informed. is he going to play a role in the government? we don't know yet. what we do know for sure is up to date, especially with you. my friend has resigned from best days just so that he could symbolically present an entire nation. that is something definitely never
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experienced before. when we look at the microsoft, when we look at like what she also had and he found him actually, so be visa which was the. busy the easiest part. so here we have 3rd transition to candidate to present those effect presenters below to party who worked for a party. and here we have one who's saying i'm going to be humble. i'm going to repeat an entire nation and i'm going to work towards healing an entire nation's heart. every insights that a go or that ask for us. so what, what was going to happen that people are expecting to spend? okay, base on by joy, right? okay, thank you very much boss at the top, but it's got a list in san diego. i don't use the 100. so if i've ducked at school, children have been released this week and nights area. this comes out of the
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country grapples with, i'm at the demick of mass abductions and it's northwest and region says that several girls where i kept not bible go around 10 years ago. criminal groups have long adopted the tactic targets in schools, entire villages, and even everyday travelers. so 5 is the major area has recalled at a total of $68.00 minus abductions. but last year, nearly 4000 people waking up in the country a 5 year peak. so you can see from this month, the problems not to restrict that to a single region. it afflicts many parts of the country getting up and has become he criminal industry fuel by the even insecurity on economic hardship. in a moment, we'll hear from a hostage negotiator who's been involved in many of these cases, a fast this report from deed of use of flourish for bonnie. in late us i know the set of school children rescued from keeping up as for some parents these
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relief was the feeling very bad. very, very bad because you cannot expect some old child is having is 9 years 10 years. you know, in this, in the hands of pundits how, you know, no food, no, no drinking water. so how do you go, do you inside, you have to feel very, you know, the, you just have to, how would you feed if you'd see a child in one of the countries was to mess up directions. government attacks to students inquiry guy named jerry as northwest and i do not speak. becky left hundreds of students and some staff members, some managed to escape, got the name when i, after our abduction. and on our way into the bush, i saw a hidden pathway and i hid myself and i stayed there and fell asleep because i was tired when you guys. and after more than an hour, i woke up and looked around and saw i was alone. yeah. then i got so i started
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walking and found myself in a small village. i slept there until this morning. while i don, i added in the village of see they've been leaving a few for years. so then they can not quite, i don't know. my children were also adopted. we don't know what they're going through. you know, we played with the government to help us. we don't have any security in this community. the police out post, no military presence and no local vigilante and difficult. we're responsible for our own security, so they will invade and do whatever they feel like doing it to mature. the since the beginning of this problem, a band a tree, we've been having sleepless nights. we can go to nearby markets and we can't go to our farm that's far from the village, or even the farms that are close by. it's very difficult to get food to eat, to say nothing of selling it this year is the worst so far and we are afraid we don't know what to do. i must keep not being so stopped at 10 years ago when the tara, we scooped book around launched its campaign. it goes to western education,
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but experts see these, these criminal gags that abducting people to get to us on monday. and, and jessica executive choice not responsive enough to stop the menus from getting out of control. it just seems that everybody, every young person who doesn't see if you try and, and you're giving me the economic stories, if punched, have given up for us. some estimates of like viewed best buy to be illegal in they area. huge balance. psalms that also pete, the government denies that gave being to the keeping up has the minds from one need to secure the release of the creak of students. it's a celebrating vi return as a successful security operation, both to be small team in security and lead to help from the government families. we will continue to face the threats of kidnappings. to get a better understanding of what is going on in nigeria, i spoke to dr. yeah, who is i get so he's a hostage negotiator who's been involved in resolving numerous cases of abductions
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. i began by asking him, who are the people behind these getting nothings in? your community where you have significant activity, 99.9 percent of those 2 numbers are known to do find me list of those that i could not be in there that, that attends on on. therefore products on, on. there are good friends there. what are you, what do you, the in fedex in terms of who is providing them with a social needs? is none. so they are not coming from one we learn to lead me to what i did not know they keep now within the ages of for 40 to 60 bucks a month, a 2 to 120 of with a b. and then if i change or move all my get it from one place to the other, they're still there. but, but just to let people understand, you almost seem to be suggesting that some of that security personnel and probably some people in positions of power, allow these kidnappings to go on for the benefits that i get you right on that.
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yes, of course. right. okay. so if it's, if i ask you, then who spends to gain from kidnapping, what will be your answer? why is this what size it combine between the, the community, the kidnappers, and the hospital for spelling it, and some of the elements of governments at various levels. okay, you've already said that, that there's a whole range of individuals divest individuals that getting to the business of getting nothing. what is the motivation overall, what, what, what, what sense do you get motivate and lots of base them to go somewhere, didn't up someone's child. and ask no for on some more or whatever the ask for the what the motivation is just of what it is. one is to make money before what are
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being a role in their houses. and although it's so now that was being kidding up so that they come, mobilize the money to bring to me. so why do i have to west to my time to go to the streets or but where somebody's though, all i did is just to go and pick someone. if i kind of bundled and probably i get one we did. so take not of one present. i can get 15 minute or more than that. okay . and what i more belies in them i need because they knew that it could not be that part of the memo, frank community. so i had been getting money and i had been living without punishment without action from the government. okay. okay. yeah, lots of people that have been apprehended on the wireless, at least. right, right. so based on your experience and all that, you know, in a few seconds, what needs to be done to stop getting up any of my data or birth to come for this cause i'm administrative, we do, you know, is a closer,
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squarely must say recruitment of price and then i'm the court demand for us has to be on mary's not visual anointed or appointed. and then ensure that those who are as possible or for this activity i brought to book i did, it was squarely. and in what ridge i can gauge a man, or by that expert, unprofessional people like me, one of the for, is one of the difficult sit in who knows the route of the kid not 1st, who knows that location, and the identities of the kidnappers. okay, dr. yahoo is i get so good and i've run some of the go say to thank you very much for your insights of the. now let's talk about the dreams. i can have somebody face them, is attracting global attention because of the link and mix between fiction and the real events. it is based on the feeling book. this is
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a story about chasing your dreams, no matter what it takes. even if it means telling a very big lie, meaning somebody's who fled war, india homeland ended up in easley. and i will be a little more about the issue where the dream, the american dream. when the u. s. embassy announces a green cod lottery, a soft tens, his refugee history, into hope for 5. somebody's complete strangers who pretend families and in all the states as i tell them, both the film class, the line between 2. i'm fiction. the book has developed real feelings for each other. and events take unexpected turns. basically, lucas means nature's people who constantly dream about a life of frost oil. it's a big smoke company kitchen from the
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in order to really want something new to dream it for me, i don't know about you, but a movie trailer, i got all my attention and i was a little stump beds from the canyon. somebody's film booth is all day dreams in english from nairobi. i'm out joined by jasmine i the one of the main characters off the film. she plays some of your, your runaway bride in the film. hello, jasmine. thanks for your time. tell us more about the plots. of the film both is all day doing this. it just sorts of day 3 months is basically as best time to call the us embassy to break. i'd be those. and uh, it's a very funny story because it's well known, especially in this the why, the community, when people walk clean from the wall and they change. okay. yeah, the paper one,
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getting the, this. christy geez, there was taken his refugees as a salem seekers and the ones who couldn't find an easy we had to buy their weight to america. so it's, it's a very fine story about scott, me, the u. s. embassy library. but it's funny story about scummy in the u. s. embassy, you must be very brief. the one us come the u. s. embassy. what's also key is this film is being shown out international festivals and it hasn't even been picked up by netflix. i mean that's, that's amazing. we don't see many, somebody language films crossing board is why do you think both of this has gained this attraction? the story is very low and very read and many people don't know about it. so once it got out, everybody was mind blowing because they can't believe that people go to such things
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just come thing was empathy. it's, it's more like a huge story, but it doesn't involve the band. it is the was listen. so it's a very big, it's a very big thing. you yourself let somebody out with your family to kenya when you adjust the kid you need to attempted to travel abroad from kenya, only to realize that us calmed out as a film reflect your own life experience. yeah, the when i got the role for the film, even when i was additionally forage, i really didn't know much of the story apart from us. it was a, as come story about visa. but once i got that role and got to read the script, it's really brought to me a lot of mixed emotions because i went to office as well, which is day dreaming. my family loved so. so my idea basically ran, slid from someone there during the time of the wall,
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and they came to kenya. like many of us, some of these did. so kenya was a c payment for us, but only temporarily. i was the goes here, my family tried to get us to australia. so we also bought the book. uh, one of the brokers just like in the field. and um, it's very funny, the broker lives from these columns. why mother? so gosh, are they documentation? and it was never known until the day that we were flying into australia and we got arrested at the airport basic and the runway because the change it was very, very risky. and we were sent back to somebody here. so imagine a situation where you've played your country for safety, but now you're being defaulted back to the same country that you once platform. so
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and you know, it's from advise me, i can remember being deported back, i can remember being arrested being detained. and it's really not worth it's, it's really not warranted. so i would advise anybody who wants to use such means and others as well, including desperate johnny is which is very dangerous. i have friends who have died trying to live a better life. and honestly, it is not for dave at all. right. sounds monopoly from the right. a or ways? okay, sorry for catching you. the salesman ali from the film both of us. he said thank you very much. i and thank you. and that's where we draw the captains for mobile stories. go to d, w dot com slash africa, or visit us on social media. we'll leave you with some more impressions of the film . rufus. see you next time i put on
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