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survived into spinal woods, but things like that tropical diseases surgeon. and can you look at what's causing the spread and what's being done to contain and needs? well, it's chinaman smotts, carriage a catwalk coaching nigeria, smashing industry. he's not just helping people glide on the runaway, but also boost india our confidence. one step at the time the i, i'm eddie mike of junior and you are welcome to the program. so i had seen gold scots in across the confidence that's africa's metal study at the end of the powers olympic games. each of those came from athletics. fall of those went to, yeah, you get that right? kenya, which came top of the table for goals. second place is all jerry, i would to and then tanisha egypt, ethiopia,

you've done the apple. it's one uh and south africa all had one gold each is now 2 weeks of competition, highlighting the best in sports where over shadowed by agenda eligibility to dispute sense that on to women boxes, a jersey mom highly of was the focus of. she has to be, well, if i had eligibility, she won the gold medal in her weight class but suffered, i'm pulling up hughes online, leading had to file a criminal complaint. yes. what she have to say about the controversy. and alia t, as for whether i qualify or not, or whether i am a woman or not. i've made many statements in the media, and the i am fully qualified to take part in this competition. so i am a woman like any other woman. i was born a woman. i lived as a woman. i competed as a woman. yeah. but there's no doubt about that as a sheet electric se. oh, there was clearly no doubt in him on her lease hometown the of on

a mess box which wrapped it enjoy. she won gold in paris. she is a police name and the country speaking was done. 123, the velocity broke out in a small town on the edge of the, her desk. the little guy did this a good relations to algae area on the family and tell people all out to you and so happy you mom did everything she could have the loaner payments and monica nice puts up a great fight. she really was a champion and just as we expected, she didn't disappoint us. thank you very much. you represented us with dignity and harris in the capital of from on one to 3, the bellagio, a model. how is it? 80100 youth, isabel jerry and who's kindly represented as in school. and i hope that all the oldest sports swimming raised the l julian flank high. the silver chest made the odor and people very happy. thanks him and we wish you even more success.

you'll have the gratitude of an entire nation or with me in the studio is my colleague lot do i do we from dw sports have a lot, a look acid, me, katie solitary, as us, super proud of the monica leave. but what did you make of all the controversies on a nice single gm, certified to be proud of human health issues? don't great. one the gold medal. and despite all of the controversy, the sticking the shine, some shine of uh, feet. i think the parents really spoke loud how far this talked about raising a jail. and she's also talking about going off as a woman in all julia and reaching the top of a profile kind of. yeah. um, if it is a shame that so much international out of out the cry, teams to, you know, from really popular people on social media that

a mind. how does this kelly sized on great and it's right, that diligence. i've read the i now right now, right, right. i mean, no doubt she did had country proud. so that i forgot about leads of is maybe not so much also where some of your major highlights from the african side. it's your grade that, um, looking box for my predictions. 3 weeks ago, i did mention the 5th, keep ya on. she went on 2 different how 1500 meters tied to for the to time. it's unprecedented 3 step goldman as in the 1500 me to a more though one kid 50 people and has kind of res. i had high. she's going back home to nairobi and she was with a celebrated chair. i have that long side had to made beatrice 2 bed, 12 good minutes as well. so 5th tape you're going to definitely use is one that i highlight for i for, for the games. and then i go on to to leslie to bowl model this

feeds uh from, from the south. uh, uh, let's see. lee, 21 years old. most is mom this year. and, but he's, you know, i remember i said that if there's anybody that was going to be able to stop and realize when to go and that was in a 10200, it was going to be the, let's see, any proved it. and um, what's one is i celebrating that? and it just feels for them like the one though linked again, right. let's hear from some of them as i'm a fella. i'm very proud of all of that team that went to do the present how i need to see it before they they meet as loud. yeah. hey, the country so accepted everywhere. these do not songs and play as able to see and those who didn't know, but why not know, but the now her visit had seemed stuff enough to get credit? was this okay, we know what's the one on the right?

everybody knows what's the young man, hey, as, as he said, there were some highs there was news. uh, the question though is cut off the kind of countries i've done better with that type preparation and management. that's always unusual. mental preparation bit of management, better infrastructure to raise young actually it's a country like nigeria and it'll without any metal i don't think the gains really side is in dominion loving position. but do we also see that they had women's basketball team to tigers. reach difficult to find as a 1st time many african team men or women outreach to the finance or for the basketball lympics. so some high for them. but then generally african countries, one to moment as under deed that took you to into, to, into one. but still short from what the one at a v a 2016 so and still in 1st of choice is important.

funding for assets is important to management of assets is important that we see the mismanagement of civil all feeling of niger and a 100 meters. women, her name was missing from the starting list. you know, she got the potential to middle. you know, so these are the easiest african countries and that they need to make better. but hopefully that we see, they will in peace come to africa and future. egypt is bidding for 8 and 2036, and hopefully that gets it will be a really good one for officer. yeah, we're ready to go from what it settings as i use that i need your agents ready. you . well egypt, what is still time? there's this time and then you need to sort of local politics and then do kind of how to invest, but it's always good. but you know, you have to wait investment in sports and investment in education in health care, in the economy generally, but also support i also the big events called enable spend and public spending. would you wait with all the scenes, you know, but we listen to an empty,

it has to have a whole lot of industries working together. right. right. and i say i'd love to see it african country hosty olympics, some the and the idea where you from do you have useful as thank you. thank you so much women. and while retaining a, taking a leading role in preventing violence, extremism known as the most she dots, the long being key figures, and while retaining in society as religious teachers and family council. this for the past 3 years, they've also been engaged in dialogue with the hottest and those vulnerable to extremist ideology within the communities. and for the last few off reports, my mama hummadi lives in north shots biggest working class district. she recounts how a few years ago, her neighborhood was targeted by islamic extremists, watches, wisdom, and then there's of the people who used to rent the house across the street from me

around to collides. we had no idea. but one morning we woke up to a police raid, well, they found weapons and booms in the building and the rest of the people and the now in prison. did that, i'll just pull back then the stream is became interested in this neighborhood because of the vulnerabilities of the people that kind of money like education as they have know what in the pool i do, most of the neighborhood stuff went as much as i cancelled except of a, the moon, it was worried both as a religious teacher and as the mother of $4.00. so she joined the mostly that a network of 50 women, religious leaders with you and support the government, trained them to preach in islam of peace and market in prisons. and in correct schools like this one only yeah, you want more study about, you know, much this dialogue from woman to woman and from mother to mother is a key part in reaching children. my mom that has long supported families in her

community with her work presenting radicalization and filing extremism. we set up how these criminal networks know they can find young people, and you have them with money. yes. because many young people head don't know the difference between real and faith. just by getting my mon, a teachers with the support of emails and religious teachers. i mean their work has helped change attitudes. definitely. the nadine that's, that's all people found it hard to accept. women told me about radicalization do that, but now they have more confidence and understand its own messages and protecting society from the danger of extremism. the most you that speak directly to families affected by radicalized individuals. today, my moon is visiting, has a just to who's has been disturbing 10 years in prison. she still doesn't know exactly why he was arrested. oh, it's been well known and my husband is not an extremist. that can get me if you were an extra minutes and told me i would have asked him for

a divorce. but she barely knew him when they got married. since 2019 hesitated to cant afford the rent, so she and the 3 children are now living with our sister, shaun to buy her neighbors. my mona is one of the few people has a to can rely on for help i or not within i should live in now our life is very difficult. the world has me and my children have to live on age and donations from kind people and our relatives because we no longer have any income of our own individual. she's, she said, and my moving to brings food and offer psychological support. she also tries to make sure hesitant to that is not herself radicalized offering an alternative narrative that she hopes she will pass on to her husband when she visits him in jail. and then the younger man, i'm proud because today i can change the mentality of many young people and go,

we've managed to convince lots of people and stay with them in the right direction and you ask them to ship. the un says that the most you that have helped more than 7 and a half 1000 people day for stored social ties for people who have been marginalized and prevented potential violence by spotting dangers early through dialogue and direct contact. the mostly that hope they'll leave a lasting impact on those. they've met building trust in communities. they're part of to kenya next, where flats i've led to breaks off, so called neglect to tropical diseases and infections, which could be deadly if not street that early. the immediate reason slots overwhelming basic sanitation infrastructure. michael league heated kamani went to come, i got in kenya to find out more the

same on okay. it has done well that's cool. and when his mother christine asks what he'd like, as a reward, he asks for a bicycle. there's no way she can afford that. the family of 7 lives more to sleep, dependent on the phone for these christian cells. so when the 7 year old felt you'll recently, it took some time for christine to raise the money for an x ray. even though it costs less than $10.00 users, the diagnosis of intestinal ones surprised everyone. think when i mean i couldn't believe it when we went to the hospital, he was given that they were me medication and they were coming out in his vomit and his duel. there were so many worms in his stomach like global simon is one of many children in this area we infected with ones. without more than 70 patients, systems. one eggs easily contaminate food and water. because simon didn't get the warming tablets in good time. the ones developed and ended up leaving eggs and he's got requiring him to get intestinal obstruction surgery and when a so i felt so much pain for my child. i would never want any other child to go

through that. it was, i cannot assume sustained flooding and kinda in recent months has made things very bad for the countries forest. people and you riff health africa is now working with the communities to provide education on the link between climate change. until we experience climate change a the i entered it through too much what the formal funds or lack of what the form of drugs when front help in to these. nobody was of, of interest drug tests, including the basic eh, with us on page 119 in for us talk to in house once we have seen treated thinking. and what that does is it promotes, i've seen that you or as piece on the way i'm by now communities cannot use those plates and then you'll see the cycle transmission of the testing a won't take seen again. this homestead is one of just

a few in the village with the people that treat toilet. most people here relieve themselves outside on the funds, making things even worse. intestinal ones are not the only disease that people in this region have to grapple with. events like floods, we'll have vehicle this. no fever is another. another kind of government has made efforts to eradicate these diseases, but has been unable to yes. dr. motion, he calls for new ways to provide infrastructure for those most vulnerable. we have problems like ones and snow fever and put people on some of these things. it's like making sure that uh what the sundays are not ideal. so obviously i meet up with the people using you know about the mando with investments coming from different sector . and having the community awesome being, ask for investors, simon has fully recovered from the ones and the surgery and says he wants to become a doctor. he still wants to buy. so to have to reach to,

if it's big enough to use the progress from all of this, let's bring in irene. sammy, direct top programs for the end fund. hello irene. we just saw in our report that simon will catch was one of the lucky ones. doctors found his williams and he's killed now, if he hadn't been treated early enough, what could have happened? also simon's case, it was serious, actually, and could have been fatal. because of the pointed leach, surgery wasn't required. that means that the interest ation was really heavy. and that would, that led to interest panels blockage that means the restricting absorption of food or liquids through the small into science and the licenses thing. so he was very lucky to have been found inside the area and that you can uh,

so that he can be able to leave uh, you know, quality life rides, rides. uh, the good news is it is treatable which banks the question if into spinal worms are treatable. why is the problem so widespread? yeah, i must say interest. i longed a fix is the most come on neglected trip because disease and affects uh no to populations worldwide. i basically interest on the ones caused by eggs that to ingested through human faces. so this really is a fox to all who are sunny to some pull access to clean water and even of poor hygiene practices. so in those 3 fox has not taken care. busy then the likelihood of a community or individuals getting infected with it into stand alone is very high.

so the ones who get into contact with so infected faces and, and doing just to them, that's how you get the lungs. so it's really, if you look at the button in africa, it's really high just because of those basic necessities of assigning taishan and hygiene. now we introduced you as working for the end fund. and so in simple times, tell us about your work. exactly. and can you so the end funds goal basically globally, and also leaving cannot use to control and 30 minutes neglected to tropical diseases. and they are quite a number uh definitely to pause basically confirmed 20 of those entities that exist. but to think can now they have 17, however, they must comb on these one of them is interesting of loans. so for us,

is that fine and fun, we go to the nice private sector funding to be able to support governments as well as a local implementing practice to be able to address and, and, and auxiliary rates control. and as you may nation, now we walk in 6, come, you know, the most common entities reach our interest. i'm a long speech have mentioned the has the truck coma, elephant tire, says reboot blindness, and of of you should or less money? yes is. so i will watch is really to support the control and, and even nissan efforts, because into single rooms unbeatable can be controlled and can be interrupted. right? that's definitely good to know. so everything involves money rising. we talk about treatment, it's not for free. is it? so how much does it costs to protect the children from the most frequent entities? give me an example to yeah,

you'd be surprised for to control interest style blooms into any cost less than a dollar. to be able to just buy the one tablets, but the child needs to take um and, and, and really it's, it's, it's one of those areas where we, we, we as an organization are trying to go with my efforts. we've been governments to really invest in the control and immunization of entities because it's inexpensive . uh it, it takes just looking at so 10 bucks to even once you address what time. so i mutation um infrastructure and access you significantly reduce of include the control entity. yeah. into sign a ones. so a lot, if lots of been to just advocate and, and support governments to prioritize create. that's where it is because it's very

interesting. you may not for you anything as a child though, as an adult who may not be anything that you know, you read these no pain. so it's very difficult for you to be able to, you know, i did it all for you to feel that your infected by the right thoughts treatments. it leads to what you so in terms of someone's case, right, more than 40 percent of the global n t, the bed and it's concentrated in africa, most of the end funds where it is focused on the continent. what do you hope to achieve with your programs? and this is a lie. we are so passionate as, as the end fund in the supporting countries. because we cannot, in this area be looking at uh, i mean, addressing neglected to people of diseases. it's not, it's not the diseases the time they collected, but it's the people and, and,

and the people who are affected really the most or, oh, my july marginalized communities and prioritize this on to address that. this issue has really been neglected by a government. so for us, what if, what is to really create that's a wellness and walk seriously with the government and private sector partners to be able to just address these because it's really a, it requires minimal investment to be able to return on investment. so it's an area that's kind of, it's, it's treatable, it's preventable. so the that is why we use about dislike and you're doing a good job. i thought i like what you said at the end is not the disease that is neglected about the people hiring shami direct type programs for the and find a thank you. thank you very much. we'll having a now let's meet an idea in

mind who has chosen unconventional carrier pop. well, chapman, smart carriage is a biotechnology graduate coaches catalog models in vegas. the fees likes belong to runway coach, about $12.00 chomping smotts courage or small for sure. he was inspired to get into a section industry by his mother. she runs over businesses and major the fashion business. and that's really i would say influence my choices when i was growing up because i see how it looks really. yeah. so it's actually good and maybe not in for you. i mean one thing to work with women see them. no good inquiry themselves. well, the small sizes move to training cat, what models the me see i and and that's like college. he plays a role so that's what we call the talking process. we go tray of whenever boosted a lobby. coming sam's, we block before we start educating,

i'm teaching you on how to carry those stuff. i. we thought it was really easy so far. so what did i do is i rich sure. the individual i am trying to work with you say some believe it is inappropriate to him to be coaching motives, to work on the wrong way. because he's a mind i would good. what else you want to talk about? you go this way. oh you loved you. don't let this get to him. call me on the sun. i know my because i know my go. i know what i'm looking for, but my insurance is not on the spot. once it does not go, i'm going 9, which was a think on you, i just, you on for was for the more if i go hungry with, if you know that was all there was going to assault me. so that's why small and i also branching out into other areas that the industry honing his skills as a stylus, an adult to stick director. and that's it for now. for more of our stories go to dw

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