what do you think mangoes, an important free space for deserving of more critical observation? let us know in the comments at the same job, the cbd in malawi is a group of amazing restaurants and places to eat, work and play. it's known as continue help and will explode this by b space in a bit. but 1st, here's what we've got for you in the show it today. fashion, inspiration from design on christopher are on the energetic streets of governor. we catch up with out of mind and being in the passion of classical music, composer who left a vision to set up an orchestra. and we find out how pose the good club became the 1st black owner of a wind farm in south africa. i'm cynthia, as soon as hulu and you are watching after max, the

many assume that african cities are chaotic, overcrowded and reading. but is that really the case? takes regarding the capital of rwanda. he says, earned is the title of africa is clean a city. and it's a whole different pick to common prejudices about big african cities all day allowed over crowded, and to a bundle found drowning in filth. is that true? and how has he gone either roland and capital established itself as the cleanest city in africa? i wake up at 4 am and come here. always a start. my work, my 6 me for you know my, my name is 0, my amber rosara. i work as a clean or in the city of to valley. gosh,

the valley is very clean. all is good. i'm very proud of the collective effort to maintain cleanliness and kick on a has a significant socio economic dimension. all these women on different streets are grouped into private co operatives. this may help kick on his reputation as the cleanest city and advocates, but does it also help the clean is getting a stable income to support that family is having his job gives the credibility of as a worker, i can borrow some money for people. trust me, most of you, they can lend me money so that i can use my kids and i pay them back when i am paid off to the genocide at the tutsis in 199431 didn't government in an effort to rebuild the country from the ground up to various measures to ensure the attorney, the cleanliness of the city. but also environmental protection was it was binding,

plastic bags and educating citizens about the need for cleanliness. yes, it is helps very much before citizens didn't understand why they would pay anyone to take care of their garbage. they believe that instead of paying for cleaning service, they would simply take the garbage out of their houses and dump them in the trenches, street unlucky as it may seem, when observing minneapolis and citizen economy stands apart and cleanliness many cities on the continent grappled with waste management challenges. how has roland is capital distinguished itself? setting a benchmarking up and came in this, that few have met until today. a little gone to has played is not rolling cleaning, cigale, city in more depth. this is one of the major benefits of america. she is like

can you imagine a day when the people collectively come together to take care of the cleanliness of public spaces for the common good? well, in rwanda santa de exists. it's gone to day. the last on today of each month, the nation pauses for 3 hours. shops shot down, police oversee the closure of roads and personal business gets way to communicate duty that we do. we're going to clean up our neighborhoods. also getting rid of the bushes, hopes of fighting against the mosquitoes that spread malaria, tor coordinator. and also it makes our homes look small and there was much to but we moved on to is about more than cleanings. it's about some a diety and community. the project has brought the residents together there now

discussing that problems and setting common goals. i hope you will know the importance of trees. they provide oxygen without them, we won't have ad quality. therefore we need to protect them. implant morris? is that clear? the economy's rise to become the cleanest city in africa is no coincidence. it is the result of a joints and continuous effort by the community is government policies such as the buying on plastic bags provide the legal framework. while citizen engagement embodied by the spirit to move on to brings these policies to life. what a beautiful city. and indeed, breaking stereotype. most restaurants in the living room allow we are in homes or

converted homes, but that was any go that is amanda with visit. you saw a gap in the market and grabbed it to create this unique space. how did you come up with the idea of what kitchen they have? you know, i came over and i saw the space beings to be sent on that for we're missing space where the white color blue color can just come and be like right now. now because it's the same time being a hub. oh, basically the city and so this just to be blocked into a bucket, according to the kitchen, what were your creative thoughts behind the visual design? we came up and is able to beat us, create something that hides us from the city. so that's where the hedging came me, right? so if you walk in, actually you get surprised when you walk in, you don't realize how spacious and how coming the spaces right from the outside. so that was the 1st element. i mean, within insights, we felt each is much easier and,

you know, to, which was, seems that of some people to always. yeah. so for the of cuts from other projects i put them in. that's it. good. it's just do better. yes or no. thank you very much because i knew we'll catch up with you again a little bit later. very much bye. from the long ways to go. not christopher. i've moved fond of a subway. joseph variation from the streets of i've heard, gotten his designs, reflect the cities, and that you blending urban culture with sustainable materials. creating unique, ever involving style house everyday life reflected in strict with fashion and gama. that's a slow haul crystal for apple, a little cold creates a gets inspired by the image of the street and the environment surrounds you. me to make a statement of style will disclose my parents and their environments influenced me a lot to become increasing. now because the growing up,

my mom was the deal i she used to. so for schools, my dad also used to trade with traditional homes to so she forgot is for cheese and i used to go to these festivals and visited this cheese with him. our church was very booth, at least on the like. on completed we had to be the and by who. busy environment those low a low to play around with christopher, begin this journey in st with fashion in 2018 and this now working on this false collection. but what drove him to choose a korea up the street with fuss and design that? the way i communicates the clothes and i chose the models. now i would in classified the brand as the streets were about ready to run by jenny. is it flashing the gun during high school? we used to go to the streets where parties of shows and lots of stairs we used to. i still have

a group of friends who dies in high school. so that was how my law for fashion grew up. i had to just expanded small as a business in general street with subsidy med student government, the 1980s significantly influenced by the global rise of vehicles culture today st. what and government is particularly popular among views and evan populations were present in the fusion of local culture and global fussing trent. so, but how does christopher's bronze money to strike a quote with young them in my creative process for it? in particular style, from research and to sketch and to based on how to find good quality fabrics of the lincoln samples without the loft or bring them to the seed. you to actually try them on somebody because we always make

samples according to all model size. and sometimes you don't find lots quantity or fabric with that be. so we have to make just a few exclusively for our audience, the end of the process, which really isn't our collections. we should the new book, we should speak on that as for our websites, the loose from one to 10 or one to 20. and this is where we are going to use to mark is o 2 to actually broadcast the collection to hold. yes, christopher is on a journey to launch is new collection themed f a company to buy a look book. but what elements for them is environments is spotty. this time for have different dealers with specialized designs that yeah really good at so i know what's to take to who i mostly just move to one's thoughts on that. that's fine. what exactly fits into the aesthetic of the collection over piece?

i'm trying to reduce the unique thing about our collection. it's mainly the cuts, the shapes, the color pallets of the pieces. so i paid attention to these, this mod, done the graphics or the logos with a such a gummy and culture. christopher, i still live with declines like jewels quotes or radical gabriel moses among others . and what would the most if they seem to continue or created any new face, any of the fussing industry? i want to keep telling stories that i find are all in my community. people are really looking to offer god to buy or to invest or to encourage brands here. so my motivation to keep creates in collections from time to time is because of me collaborate. so it's,

these are design. so these creates is in my community to keep and power in them and also improve in the i. when is for low cost, my shift from the buffalo streets of a crowd to the creative to do is of course the class we're seeing how local stores, culture in global influences comes together to create a unique fashion. since i need to get some of these designs to rock here in malawi, they say the proof of the pudding is in the 18 were still was told was i need to find out more about kids in the house. how about you? show me some of the theories and other variety of foods in genes that you can have . you show what do stuff. can you tell me for me please? okay. so basically being a city, right? we thoughts every steps, coffee, coffee. we created

a space the our coffee, um lunch cleanings because i was type in what our costs more me. mm hm. and then what else did you tell me to go to a box? uh 2 was one by in one of the back. okay. for the event. all right, so essentially this is what you you get up to help the, this is absolutely what was i need. thank you so much for joining us for and continue help goes our place. thank the next up, we made our mind then getting that also known as the africa's re tubing. it says mission to to an ordinary d r c. such as is into classical music will start. so let's meet them base through the pilots to high fly in classical music. these communities is a true pioneer. let's find out what makes our monday agenda. the african beetle

that is played ration came from my father. one day, i played him of these the 300 gordon. he told me, listen, my son that i would like you to welcome people from other class or musical groups in the judge and allowed him to join you all to please there's all the 30th lead to his orchestra. when he can bring it is still the only one in the democratic republic of congo. what is it really like to learn and play classical music here in games, just the many people in den, just the fees to hide the comic times, including members of other mines, orchestra, being part of the orchestra has hardly saved them from economic difficulties. on the contrary, being a musician either the r c present very special challenges. when we get the place on

why are we on funding? the money is not meant to do it all gets worse, didn't message on the 1st, but it is used to have both going through gender as they don't have difficulty. that might be a musician who's think and needs money to go to the hospital with us. all was strongly and another one might be to get them in need of support. we might also need to buy his comments, not my whole, it ends up meeting the needs of all community go to the in knoxville, tennessee. taken off on kids, sit in the bush as everybody lives can be tricky. the d r a c communities are pretty good. the need providing they make do with what they have, and discounts also for musicians improvising is key. but what happens when you're not able to find playable eastern minutes? a lot of the instruments that you initially used 10. so the people who are the same instruments as a gift from x xbox. it does except for the,

for example, someone who lived here for a long time metro is now needing so little long, but this person was working with an expert who gave him of i o leader as a gift. we will go up and down. and we also have to find because that was indeed the primary of simple reduce. we even had funding electronic equations. we're looking for a trumpet, a key we wanted. busy we had to challenge gathering the tools we started fixing handles and other instruments, such as the task via lean, that board of buses and other repairable instrument, but the key number minus the consumer base. some of those things i'd like to talk about here and i miss it was a know something most of the 2 ways. i think some of it today when i get back to

make instruments, phones cracked. we need more tools. we not, we have. so we are in the process of starting to make our own instruments, the need determiners, and difficulties of everyday existence. the words 1st old block scene for the orchestra shines brightly, providing who to meet the meaning of the its members are cells told musicians they enjoy coming for the hospitals every time since it's up to date for me. and if it's not given to, if you want a fax to be flat or fussing from the caucus drive to out the wild people go to test page, go to competitions through a lot of work. but for me i can say it was easy. they just reduced time. okay. and today i am proud of a leak symphonic orchestra in central africa. for me,

it's up to french. it's on, on after months of practice in boston for music, these orchestra is already well, most of the years, these news, the priest at west is negative. the offer can be to of in eddies orchestra are here to prove easy as long as they are off to the next objective. to construct a can release conservatory, the music to my ears all the way from the d. r c. from classical music to another class . the wind was the good part is making history as the 1st black

o night over wind farm in friendship, paving the waves. the change in south africa's wine industry, enjoy every vignette tells the story. how did the son of a former wind farm labor eventually become the 1st black south africans to own a wind farm? what is it based on the from the file from the about 70 kilometers? and um, if it time, ah, the narrative or funds will, cuz the children's being the next generation of from lucas was really much prevalent. and for a very long time, i wanted to get as far away from the phone until i did a holiday, spent in the cellar and later on in the tasting room. my perspective for one changed. and at that moment i wanted to become part of the white industry.

this beautiful wind farm in front to cape town, didn't always look like the wind pool 1st bought it. it was badly dilapidated, but after saving for 15 years, it was all it could afford, meets pulse the quote, the 1st black wind from owner in south africa, the biggest barrier to black people accessing the wine industry to texas to lend and access to capital. the moment would cost that barrier. deed was now the next video was that we knew as a 1st generation from owners what's quality, what kind of product that we're gonna put on to the market. and from the what go, we said that we're gonna do a high end one or 2 ways. the transformation of this farm was just as intensive a process of pressing the grapes to make wine. but before we find out what one

production entails, let's start with what it took to get this farm from scratch. it was in the market for more than 80. is it? nobody would buy it. it was disease on divides which i saw for students. the 1st thing i saw when i got here was that this disease on the vines, these buildings were deliberate dated, but the farm spoke to me in terms of its location to uh, and i could see the potential. so we started from the land. good wind is made from the land and not in the cellar. growing up as a son of a wind labor is one thing. the challenges that come with the label 1st black venue auto now is another one weighs heavier for poles. when we bought the, from a lot of my black friends, especially those up in the north. so they do need to change that meeting to reflect who you are. i decided against it for 2 reasons. first,

the reason is that this building was built in 19 o 5. i was not here when that happened. and i felt that we need to pay homage to the people that were here before us pay respect to the heritage. but also, the 2nd reason was that in the past, graham's wayne brands would click names will perceive disobedient preview. so commercially, it makes sense to keep the name in the addition to the client's name. incorporated is the cause of identity into the logo by incorporating the southern grand horn built his family, chris to to we have a total of which is the southern crown phone bill. uh that is known to us as incident easy, that's how we brought in our identity to flip the lease on which the one boat is standing on is the french symbol. so what's good, just like with good one,

you can blending different components. and if something beautiful now the clear on the family matches and history. what about the wind making process? this is actually a very special border law of a m c. c. and there's a couple of sickness been, they must of course, mom no more on nobody. when people arrived at the farms they asked for no mama, they don't ask for champagne on one minutes attempting to seek uh, this wind pulls up on the web for more than city. is that actually getting the wine said that the guardian and wriggling mc c's. i myself was, i don't want to work with a, in the emergency room. and the winds, the process of making this line is it's 11 months, 1st inferential barrels. and then also another 48 months on the lease. so this will always be the style of a method of governance, except the other thing is that this is also to give credit for mothers that went on that my mother is se optimised. she always believes that her children would be

successful. but i don't think she ever thoughts that would elaine fall, in fact, when we 1st got to, to the fall of the puts us being true. and it was in the state that she's, she was pretty much surprised shot. but also, i think a little bit what it is to way that we will make this one works in terms of a korea, in terms of a viable business. but she only says that until you've pulled a lot of others with you, create the jobs we have not achieved success for us as part of the farm workers. we both, both parents and my parents were up on the phone. it's an order for us to be and even for me, it was a deal in the fall. i mean, it's a legacy that we want to put down. i mean, one day, maybe all children can take over from us. this is

a really pretty not the big step out the into friendship into the valley, into people that with children that work on the farms that it's possible before and rock can do it, then other skin holes are doing in the rolling hills of friendship. paul's, the course has transformed a once dilapidated form into a symbol of heritage and hope, bridge and past and future bland could rest is now a beacon of change with every bottle of wine tells a story of perseverance and pride. well, that's what we had for you today. we went from a africa's clean to city to sustainable fashion and gone to central africa's only orchestra and south africa's 1st black owned wind farm. hope you enjoyed the show from all catch. this also shows and to next time give by the,

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