t w multimedia series from an africa. d.w. dot com africa. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. clothes it's worthless for the rich but for many people first therefore chance of survival africa is among the most unequal regions in the world. could be lunch for today just like that. our reporters travel to nairobi and new york and meet people who know the true value of garbage. it has created a thriving parallel economy that's been completely ignored by the financial markets but what does all this mean for economic inequality around the world you guys just taught in class war the response to that statement should be yes we are starting class walk here because we're tired. and destruct an economy the books. the rich the poor and the trust an exclusive report starts november seventeenth of g.w. .

we have a very unequal society in south africa.ons that we are not going to agree to that is that we have a responsibility to ensure energy security, to ensure access to energy. if you were to go that route, what would happen is, yes, cape town and joburg would do very well, but all the other areas that have still got to be electrified would remain behind. so the state monopoly continues. no, it's not the state, we are talking about private sector participation. and the fact that they want to do this... they are part of the state, by the way, as cape town, they are part of the state. it's the question of each individual municipality doing that on their own, which means that those who have the resources will get the electricity, and those who are poor, who's going to provide for them? eskom is in such a state of collapse that there is a very real possibility it will go bankrupt. its debt over the next few years is due to rise, according to current projections, to, as i understand it, around $600 rand. how has this happened? i'm not

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contextualize this for us i mean today south africa is the wealthiest and most unequal society in africa how big of a problem is corruption in your country i think corruption is a mess of issues. as the conservative estimate of six point two billion runs but what i think corruption in south africa indicates is that it's become a systemic thing every contract that is conceived in south africa by the state has elements of corruption in it's almost as those former president of south africa described it is that every project that is built is built with corruption in mind and therefore it means that the resources of the states have been stolen many south africans are left on and prayed as a result of it in naturally i think that it indicates of the fact that the a.n.c. is the ruling party has become a party that is suffering from the cans of corruption that has taken over every sector of society all right now how are you ensuring that your party the democratic alliance da does not suffer from that corruption because i mean you are in south africa south and maybe runs through many levels of go

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and i hope to see all of you next week for another episode of eco africa.and it's goodbye from me to here in lagos nigeria if you want to share your ideas or want to know more about our environmental topics please check out our website and all social media platforms i will be showing on your screen by. the to. come more. the great. general brinton. against social norms and evokes a spirit. until i'm sixty. and still controversial. are special on. board or. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with six people in a room. it was hard. i even got white hairs that. learning the german language and now a lot of this gets me and they go but you need to instruct the slave you want to know their story the muslims the fighting and reliable information for margaret. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to two days . it's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to

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yet was turned south africa's unemployment rate is higher than that of the u.s. during the great depression of the one nine hundred thirty s. around he believes addressing this begins with helping south africa's young people we have to connect gen people who are excluded out of the formal economy into work to have six million young people growing that number growing every year who are sitting at home highly highly talented without any opportunities to threat to social cohesion it's a stretch to step into a future after weeks of preparation ramel oco is ready she's landed a job interview at automotive supply a tiger will entire for sales and technical advisory position. how soon is this. current be partners with leading companies who think it's become a fundamental matter for any south african business to incorporate youth employment creation opportunities into their call mission we must take that leap of faith to say i believe in you you have potential i would mean to you one guy doing before i provide you with skills to go out it's not that if all goes well pool

compact with africa is a g. twenty initiative and has already attracted a total of two hundred forty three billion euros in pledges it's hoped the investment will curb illegal immigration to europe by creating jobs for young africans. south africa is one of few countries not at war where adults are more likely to be out of a job than in one joblessness is particularly severe for the country's youth seven out of ten young south africans are without work. paul obama loco could easily have fallen into a trap of remaining idle. in south africa youth unemployment is that really bit because whereas the enlisted in each and every house there's a there's a young person who's sitting home not having a job not having that i'd schools to get a job rather than not from a local travels thirty kilometers a day from her home in wasilla township to her m.b. a youth employment platform in inner city johannesburg since its inception in two thousand and nine the organization has offered workplace skills and basic training to over

dot com africa. i grew up in performance in the south of france. the region is known for the high quality of its tomatoes. one day i learned something that shocked me. look up i know the crown jewel of french tomato sauce had been bought by the chinese investor you eat. he decided to produce tomato sauce from performance using tomatoes grown in china. you set out to conquer the set up. local partners seem delighted by the deal. but i did wonder why china had suddenly decided to compete with france and italy in china tomato sauce isn't even on the menu. i speak to here is investigating the circumstances behind this new trend. i discovered different kinds of tomatoes genetically modified tomatoes which are still largely unfamiliar in europe. these are tomatoes that are very firm fruit you can stop them they won't first. i discovered a misunderstood and fascinating industry an industry born from the success of italian destroy me. and reinvented in the united states in china by a few entrepreneurs who turned it into what they call red gold. in californ

multimedia series from africa. d.w.m. dot com africa. well a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga in this week we're taking a step back from the regular news agenda to discuss a theme that is too often neglected the battle that is to end poverty and economic injustice how can it be for instance that the richest one percent of humanity is more than all the rest put together the accumulation of wealth in the hands of just a few comes at a high price for countless millions of others who toil for a pittance and have little or no access to public health or education systems as a result more and more people are leaving their homelands and risking their lives to head for more prosperous countries like germany so our question on quadriga this week is fair trade how unjust is the global economy and to discuss the topic i'm joined here in the studio by three astute observers and analysts beginning with mick cohen miscue not a specialist on migration and diversity inc with the highly respond foundation he says alongside war and bad governance the i

africa starts december twelfth w. . welcome to a new edition of we call it off environmental magazine brought to you by channel steamy. and quesne t.v. i'm mel taibbi and i'll be presenting the show with my delightful colleague from embassy in johannesburg how you doing today felicia fine thanks sensi always a pleasure this week we'll be taking a look at renewable energies we'll see how progress is being made in africa and hear about a few new ideas brewing in europe some of the innovations are really quite amazing he has a brief look at what we have coming up on the show. if you want something done properly do it yourself. hours helping kenyan families be self-sufficient. we'll also see how tanzania and cape bird are benefiting from another abundant energy source wind. and how switching to i need a light bulbs is helping zimbabwe reduce its energy needs. it's estimated that nearly six hundred million people in africa all without reliable access to electricity and while there is a push to get governments n.g.o.s and inv

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while elsewhere in africa the elephant population is in decline in south africa their numbers are growing here nature reserves are fenced in and equipped with manmade watering holes . protected and well provided for the elephant population has flourished so much so that they've become a problem for the elephants stripped trees and shrubs naked often uprooting them in the process cooks the project is a new approach in park management in the past a large number of elephants were simply cold nearly seventeen thousand or shot dead in kruger national park to keep the population stable and protect the vegetation. so when it comes to managing the effects that elephants have on launched cheese there's been a mindset shift from can try to get a for numbers themselves as previously thought to to mitigating the effects that they actually have on the trees with the beehives this is just sort of hoping to control the elephants movements by keeping them moving if the animals stay in one place too long they can inflict extensive damage but above all the conservationists say bees are the perfect way of k

now we switch over to south africa. where a very small crater is endangered we're talking about its highest will frog its only habitat is on a small stretch of wetlands what is so interesting about the pick a guilty read frog n.c. well conservationist hoping to fade to raw because they see thanks to this progress can measure changes in v.n. bob and the biologist have teamed up with johannesburg zoo to try to save the species through a research and breeding program. this little fellow is less than three centimeters long he's a pick of skills read from an endangered species since last year the johannesburg's who has been breeding the rare amphibians to increase their numbers. now some of them are being moved to the nation habitat six hundred kilometers away in the coastal wetlands. but we. even du plessis is one of a team of researchers involved in the amphibian conservation project. tonight they're setting about two hundred fold three. unit revert in going to move even deeper into the way current whereby we're going to p

this is cattle country in the heart of south africa. rancher nick seventeen presides over six thousand hectors and his farm produces some of the country's top quality beef he belongs to south africa's former white elite landowners who once held ninety percent of south africa's territory but uncertainty surrounds farmers like him the government is considering new plans to explode create land without compensation but rather than putting white against black seventeen has sent an open letter to presidency around the poza put a long time i experience sale that it makes you feel most going through. because mainly because of the corruption the favoritism the lack of political will this was the sort of. seventeen says any land program must involve experienced commercial farmers mentoring new potential for. armors. we want them to end so that in the next year they can be able to be able to be productive sendek has already equipped seventy five emerging farmers with practical skills inferi with plans to develop more than six hundred other emergin

in italy i saw work is exploited in africa pharmacy facing brewing. for the past two years i've been collecting sources juices soups concentrates peel tomatoes and catch up from around the world the story i'm going to tell you is not simply about the canned food it's a story about the sometimes absurd nature of aa globalised world. it's winners. and it's losers the women and men who feed us all without ever seeing the fruits of their labor. orders are orders. married to discover how china produces it's to mountains i have to go on a long journey. three thousand kilometers from beijing in the west of china. to she . added. the province was incorporated into china in one nine hundred forty nine and was long inaccessible to foreigners. it is home to a muslim group or eagles who today are a minority in xing john. over time the region became populated by millions of han chinese the country's largest ethnic group. all at the initiative of beijing. man it is a journey back in time. here many crops are still harvested by hand as was common in europe decades a

digital africa starts december twelfth to w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin the un just maximum restraint in gaza as violence between israel and hamas intensify hundreds of rockets fired from gaza strike israel israel retaliates bombing dozens of targets inside gaza our correspondent has the latest on the deadly flare up also coming up no respite for.

i mean, you race. >> jean: we have, after south africa, the second circuit in all over africa. >> anthony: oh, man. it's good. are you kidding me? i'm hittin' it hard. so, you told me before that if i wanted to, i could get in a car and drive to saint-louis. >> jean: uh-huh, just --. >> anthony: that way. >> abdou: that way. >> jean: that way. >> anthony: how long will it take? >> jean: [speaking french] >> abdou: an hour and a half. >> anthony: let's go. >> abdou: you going to saint-louis? >> anthony: let me finish my chicken, then we'll go. ♪ >>> "parts unknown" is brought to you by jared. dare to go all in. dare to never let go. dare to be devoted. introducing le vian links of love, only at jared. visit jared.com for $100 off any le vian purchase. hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids

africa. the experts on the long haul flight glide most of the way and expend as little energy doing that as if they were standing on their nests. the results of this research project are so rich that it's not possible to predict the destination of any given bird. because in the we've seen these behavioral strategies are so important that shortly after they take off we can already tell how far it will go yes we only have to observe the first five minutes of flight to know if it will migrate to africa or only to spain. what about our friend mirabelle she called it a day in northern spain and winter on a landfill site. stalks returned to northern europe every year after chilling in the sunny south for nine months is that perhaps at the root of the myth that stalks deliver babies another theory has it that stalks confuse them with their favorite food frogs really. mother would certainly disagree. they only ever see the best in their babies. and when nursing they produce the best possible nourishm

get you to africa starts december twelfth w. hi everyone welcome to this new edition of africa i think he sends me into hannah's book and we've got lots of inspiring environments light is to say with you today but before we get started i'd like to say hello to my wonderful colleague and thank you so much for the shot good to see you too yes indeed we've got another interesting coproduction today from tunnels t.v. quesne and bella. and here's a look at what we have lined up for you. we meet a man in the king of fossil who is using traditional methods to turn barren land into forest. and the multitalented young nigerian artist paints electronically. then with a new. scientist a working partnership with a national park. so i go go is world renowned as the man who stopped. the eighty year old from booking a fossil began experimenting with planting techniques back in the late one nine hundred seventy s. to rehab. well it's a we wouldn't soil since then so our go go has grown on and tough forest on barren land using natural methods su

in africa things we don't use things like europeans do more in africa we use things until they die we buy things and bring them to life again a life and. in this workshop condition as a brought back to life. some are resurrected as fans. and building a t.v. on ten years a snap everything you need can be salvaged. the old soda and beer cans are melted down and turned into cooking pots. the schedules were just from across west africa. no one complains about the work at least not to us. at. the moment you come here you feel proud to work. very proud. and want everyone here is working hard they don't go playing or joking. just coco's looking for moral materials that is pop's one of his supply is has just received a fresh delivery of old engines. he knows that much of this waste kills from europe but says he isn't bothered by the. other countries that you see other countries that are poor and it's not because god ignores them or because he hasn't given them the same amount it's about deciding what we want to have tomorrow or what we're planning for our future life we have enough it depends

but -- here is an important but, indonesia is a big borrower, south africa, eastern africa countries.china has some good clients, some bad clients, and what you would expect is that the projects would work out in the better managed countries. >> at the same time i would say that there is a tendency for people to focus on deals that were done five years ago but have only just come to market, whether it is a port or a rail project. when you are deeply involved, as we are, in these projects, you see some of the deals being done today, they look no different to those than any other multinational, any other large country would execute on. so that part, and it is a most exciting part, it is the one that promises the most over the coming years, that part has been overlooked. stephen: for port operators, like hong kong's modern terminal, the opportunities are massive. an estimated uplift of $2.5 trillion in trade over a 10 year period. now, coming up after the break, we are going to get the word from apm terminals as we continue to navigate the belt and road initiative. ♪ stephen: we are here

in the context of the colonialism that happened to south africa white people will accept. you see it in america today as well i mean the fact that christopher columbus has an entire holiday that celebrates him where is actually his legacy is of the murder. of native american people and that's i mean that happens with these glorious white men of history in every single country in the world south africa was just happened to be a very important moment in time for us and i think that we can also discount the black lives matter movement because i think that if b.l.m. hadn't happened in the u.s. that roads must form might not have happened in south africa that's that that's a big connection oh we are talking about up about a production called the four i want you see a little excerpt from it and i'm going to pick up on the production where the students have just occupied the brand administration building on the university of cape town's campus and now they discuss in a way forward with regards to the roads must for movement in the penry of all of the students who were at the firs

they're sixteen sixteen billion investment in africa or still so once the natural resources in africa so there are countries that see opportunities here and the hope is that that'll multiply for a for the consonants as about how the fair to say john is back thank you very much indeed. i don't make a from kenya's ruling party has proposed limiting foreign involvement in a public contracts off to what he said was an outcry about an influx of chinese business is driving out local companies infrastructure projects such as the rail link from the coast to the capital have helped make china kenya's biggest trading partner at seventeen percent of the east african countries annual trade that is more than four billion dollars heavily tilted in china's favor on top of that kenya's debts to china are now estimated to be worth about a fifth of kenya's total public debt. chinese imports and exports all roaring ahead despite adjoin out trade conflict with the united states official figures suggest exports last month were up nearly sixty percent over last year and him imports jumped even higher the u

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in italy i saw work is exploited in africa pharmacies facing growing. for the past two years i've been collecting sources juices soups concentrates peel tomatoes and catch up from around the world the story i'm going to tell you is not simply about the canned food it's a story about the sometimes absurd nature of odd localised world. it's women's. and it's loses to women than men who feed a soul without ever seeing the fruits of their labor. going. to discover how china produces its tomatoes i have to go on a long journey. three thousand kilometers from beijing in the west of china. to show. the province was incorporated into china. do the. u.s. . do low. to us here. oh you do you know you. child. i sing because i miss my native region so i miss my parents. so my wife and i work far from home. my native region is in the poorest area. and it's hard to find work there. we do very little. normal genes say and his wife come from the sichuan region three thousand kilometers away and the equivalent of one euro cents per kilo of tomatoes . we. now call. my wif

resource particularly and some of the some of the other western organizations who do that work in africa living in their wake quite a lot of dummy's women quite a lot of women who don't now have it don't now have recourse to any kind of medical care with regards to side effects i mean we see things like block what we see things like you know weight gain depression also it's of things associated with contraception it's not enough to say you're breaking contraceptives to african women we want to know exactly what the backup plan is regards to things like health hazards that happen with contraceptives that are broken by organizations like mary snow is international. task ahead i was going to say i do agree with certain aspects of what you're saying but with regards to healthcare we are in that in a lot of african countries where already suffering when it comes to health care so people are not don't have access. and even physically with regards to distance like how close these health care facilities are to them so already we're struggling with health care so i don't think. bringing contracep

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she's also the founder of the organization culture of life africa in nairobi kenya and karen cause lucas she is the host of the sex and sexuality podcast the spread in philadelphia in the u.s. alex he's a professor of global health at drexel university and cameroon george wendt are the regional director of human life international welcome to the stream everyone i want to start in thank you thanks for being here looking forward to this conversation i want to take us first though to good golly rwanda where political leaders scientists policymakers and more are gathered for an international conference on family planning and one of those participant is simon cook he's the c.e.o. of marie stopes international one that's in india oh it provides contraception in countries around the world and here's what he told a stream about his work for us it's not really a debate we really focus on providing what a woman wants there's a huge unmet need for contraception in all of the countries where we operate. and we really rely on information and education counseling and then providing that method of cont

you know what i'm trying to say where the majority we are in africa at the bottom of africa but yet a lot of the times it doesn't feel like that and i was just going to refer to something that gore said about cape town cape town is it's a beautiful city to look at us there tickly but it's very problematic and i'm not surprised at the fact that the university of cape town because it's firstly it's very hard to get into that university and it's very diverse as to which is a beautiful thing but there's not enough representation and it's in cape town and it just shows the type of environment that you know we live in and yeah i'm just glad that it's been able to influence other universities and then that name has stuck because a lot of things need to for. not just universities i want to bring this up this is a scryer palled question they wrote to us on you tube they say take them down no law that's the hash tag thanks you for your work we stand in solidarity with you in the struggle to remove symbols of white supremacy and the system's about they represent not taking down can choose in n

and what a waste we'll tell you why some students in south africa are skipping school. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. and i would still wet and windy over a good part of western europe a huge season in the satellite picture where it's all coming from it's spinning in from the atlantic and it's going north was towards scandinavia multiple frontal systems slowly encroaching on what is still very much warmer than it should be eastern europe so forecast was we got fifteen in bucharest and fourteen in berlin should be a bit colder than that now even within the wind and the rain is about the same level of temperature with the rain itself is what makes a difference because he doesn't feel quite like that and it may well be that portugal and spain get the bulk of the heavy wet stuff in the next twenty four hours but the line remains the same it's going up through france and belgium towards denmark once more and again we're in monday now we haven't seen any change really in eastern europe there is some movement in the northwest of

and our interest in africa was and as the end of the dinner he said you are interested with africa i am going to give you only one advice only one never enter an african village if you are not accompanied by somebody who is known by the village. and they have apply. all my life. at the beginning is never given by myself is given by somebody who has a test of a person. and it works so i realize that there are no guarantees of any kind of anything when you get two people when you get people in the same room that have been killing each other for such a long time so it's a big deal that they sit down but what is the success rate usually those people who have been feuding for so long ok they're in the same room what is the success rate after they start talking have you i'm sure you've. already there in your personal theory i don't i don't count ok but let me tell you something. dialogue is a most essential thing because that means that even if accepted to meet. it has been a patient it was a meeting is not is not. no idea what they're going to discuss your bed so india actually india is a

for instance i think thirty three countries in africa have relations with the e.u. where they can export zero tariff we extend to the most diverse nation status the problem is not tariffs of europe against africa the problem is terms within africa there are there are neighboring countries like france ethiopian eritrean which until about a month ago didn't do any trade with each other and if you know people being landlocked couldn't get to the ports in their it in eritrea. davis day they can't get into somalia so this is the big problem is not us how many landlocked countries in africa can't. to the disease because there's a there's a border with corrupt custom officials not only taking the targets of the government imposes but they're caught i mean these are the big problems that we can't solve for africa all we can do is say look come on we are allowing you to import to us why don't you trade more with your certainly let me take issue a little bit with your claim there because you make europe seem like this knight in shining armor here right that it has become very

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