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new news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the islamic movement in nigeria some of the group's members have been killed off of had live ammunition to disperse they've purchased in a battle they've followed to keep demonstrating. just brought this is according to government. and to the local hero. and let me pick kenyan matthews providing preschool transport for children with disabilities in canberra. then i'll be joined in studio by the award winning south african sing a song writes that he was just the forms of billions renowned. dawna. christine one bill welcome to news africa i'm glad you're in nigeria has seen a week off tension off the violence between person police and shia muslim protest is the shia group involved says' at least 20 off its members have been killed the clashes have focused around the parliament building in the capital. members of the group have been demanding the release off a nida who's been held in prison since 2015 baths despise a court order to release him shia muslims for a minority in nigeria about 2 percent of the population but the upsurge in violence in recent days is provoking fia's the situation could further deteriorate. a funeral procession to 6 demonstrates his shield and monday the day scame when police opened fire on members of the shia group the islamic movement in the geria were taking part in what was reported to be a peaceful march in the capital of bootjack graham suliman lost his son for him it died as a hero and a martyr. i'm very sad that you know just in security trained and paid to do to get dissidence b

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news that matters j w made for mines. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes kenya's fight against corruption the country's finance minister has been arrested and charged with graft so does the smog a turning point for the notoriously corrupt country or is this politics at play. and the european union's mission in africa the block is increasingly focusing its attention on countries in this a health as it seeks to curb my break. then on the road in madagascar where new pope will be old built by the country's only call made should be ready for pope francis's to visit. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you checked in kenya's finance minister has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges and we've made his 1st court appearance since he's a wrist on monday spent the night in a police cell but he's now been freed on bail he and other senior officials are accused of conspiring to defraud the public over award over the award of a contract to build 2 dams to an italian company is the 1st sitting kenyan misfits to be arrested on production charges. kenya is also requesting the extradition of the italian head off the construction company which was contracted to build the dams. he is the head of the public prosecution service in kenya. in view of international image of this crisis we realize that we cannot fight corruption on our own and as a structure due to fighting the konami crimes the office of the director of public prosecutions ha

news that matters d.w. made for martin's. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the u.n. saying is the deadly attack on the migrant detention center in libya has all the hallmarks of a war crime dozens of people are dead and more than 100 others wounded officer in an strike on a center housing african migrants in tripoli humanitarian organizations have warned they are at risk so who's responsible for housing people there. and off to the edge of the assaulting a woman goes viral nigeria's having a conversation about immunity and impunity is the country's constitution part of the problem. then we'll go to a school in god that we children are being taught about the harmful effects of plastic and how to recycle. our pristine wonder welcome to africa i'm glad you didn't bloody unjust those are the words of the un envoy to libya describing the deaths of more than 40 migrants mainly africans who died in an air strike on a detention center on the outskirts of the libyan capital the internationally recognized government in tripoli has blamed forces loyal to general kiley for huff to fill the air attack we'll be hearing from the u.n. about conditions on the camp in just a moment but 1st this report on last night's bombing. most people here was sleeping when the attack happened. in the early hours of the morning reports say many of the dead are women and children emergency workers say those killed are mainly african migrants heading for europe thousands of migrants are held in government run tension centers backed by the e.u. from people. going on the group on the hour we are running and some people are still on the. do block so we don't know or want to see the whole world so we know we want to learn to her people are told to report this because due to us the un backed government of national court in tripoli the g.m.a. blamed the self-styled libyan national l.m.a. for the attack it's led by khalifa haftar who controls most of libya outside of tripoli the u.n. have in the past one of such attacks on the ass trikes hits close to detention centers i'm joined by about a cina from the u.n.h.c.r. she's at of the units in libya and she joins us now from tunis to musea hi paula welcome to africa tell us more about this scam to struggle with who runs it who funds it who lives in it and how do they get the. what we're talking about that as attention center that is the case it's in an area of active conflict yesterday night it was hit by 2 airstrikes there are around 600 persons who are refugees and migrants in this detention center to which are has had regular access we had news of this airstrike happening right we are deeply saddened extremely shocked about what has happened for and our teams who are there today they're there they've been there the whole day trying to assess the situation and trying to understand a bit more what happened and how can we further support them right a part of who is responsible for that camp who is responsible for the people that are there and having that camp exist in the 1st place. well the detention center is part of the libyan policy of detention to which units continuously calls for an end to detention in need yeah we have called even today made a public statement asking for the immediate release and for an end to the tension. they are managed by the authorities we have regular access whenever possible. due to our roads being blocked and we are present as much as we can ok szell so you've called for people to be released from detention but as we understand it there are hundreds of other people who survived this attack what'

news that matters. made for mines. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes zuma has his say south africa's former president if he is before a corruption inquiry probing allegations off prof's jaring his tenure but jacob zuma say's he's been vilified and is the victim of a character assassination campaign by enemies seeking his downfall. and congo confirms the 1st came softly bowling in the open city of goma tell you why the world health organization say's that's a game changer. hello i'm christine. we begin in south africa where former president jacob zuma has appeared before a corruption inquiry to oncet allegations that he allowed cronies to loot state resources and influence senior government to point during his now he is in office they commissioned his probing widespread accusations including that members of a wealthy indian business family the book has influenced seumas appointment of habit ministers and subsequently received lucrative state contracts is a phenomenon popularly known in the country as state several witnesses including all the ministers who have appeared before the commission have directly linked zuma choose and allegations in the ses he has done nothing illegal. one of them. said that cousin michael dimock showed when i was sitting in my citizen with us he us what have i done we know he has action to the country i didn't exactly shoot from a lawyer. because until action what what do they option to put monckton. action joint to spec i don't feel the money suggested the one i'm sitting now so much as option the cunt that's why we we said it was cool but is allowed is nothing of that nature. corresponded to agent creation is in johannesburg way the corruption choir is taking place and he joins me now over the light hydrant gets a c. so what did we learn from jacob zuma stay at the commission of inquiry today. well he basically did what many observers expected him to do he basically portrayed himself as a victim of the big conspiracy theory against him and this is also what a lot of his supporters away here were telling me earlier saying it's a media conspiracy there's nothing there's no evidence what so ever but the facts are basically looking a little bit the other way there's been several witnesses before that talking to the commission saying yes pointing the finger and basically for full wrongdoing in several cases so it's going to be quite exciting days ahead so there will be cross examinations in the next days and we will see. them because many people have the feeling he doesn't take things very serious and he doesn't feel responsible for anything he doesn't feel accountable for anything and this is actually the impression people had over the last years of jacob zuma remember these corruption allegations have been swirling around him for a very long time several corruption allegations he always brush them off yeah that's right i did and you just bring up the point about him not taking things seriously i want to have a look at a video prism a post it will former prisoners and of course it on history yes and i want to get your comment on that. oh. ok this is just looking at that video one almost gets the impression that he's that he's and fazed by all of this but yet they i mean what was your sense of how how was he is demeanor in the proceedings i mean was he just not serious throughout the process. well i mean yes of course this video is quite a funny thing but you could see clearly today when he was talking to the justice and that this thing is personal for him he was actually also saying that this is very personal not only for him but also for his family it has use impacts on his own life and of the life off his family but many people in the past as critics have been blaming were just laughing off all problems that the country was facing and not really addressing them one of them is jonathan. is a pure a very popular cartoonist i met him earlier to talk with him about jacob zuma because he's been criticizing him for a long period no. fervently want to see him in jail. but i would absolutely love it the very 1st corruption cartoon that i did zoom was 2002 became involved in around about 999 in what is known as the arms deal this huge purchase of all respond so the africa zeroes centrally involved even though he's corrupt he manages to become. president in 2007 and then he's got to get these corruption charges that have been dogging him for a few years he's got to get them dropped jacob zuma. is a strange character i think you always had a dark side put a shower on his head the 1st time i did that for aids prevention there was suddenly this rape trial he was lucky to get off he said some bizarre things during the testimony he knew that she was hiv positive. they are severely did you have protection you can use do you worry about being infected and he said not really he said i had a shower why to listen much odds of infection so the light bulb goes on for me and then suddenly the zoo mashallah thing has become bigger than anything i could have imagined he was building his own personal residence using public money not only this massive sprawling compound of houses a but also a big soaring pool the people were trying to protect zuma including his ministers were saying that they needed this pool as a fire prevention pool who he managed with his cronies to capture the country zuma and his buddies the captors in particular the family from india which they were not even from here that they'd been cultivating him and he'd been cultivating them since. the mid ninety's in around about 2016 we started to realise that they were so influential was. that he was appointing cabinet ministers and they said they want in place. they were the ones kind of giving orders to zuma that is what is called state capture and that is absolute dynamite there are a number of commissions of inquiry running as we speak the one is the biggest one is the commission of inquiry into state capture i do believe that unless he goes to jail we won't ever come out of this thing properly people say to me what are you going to do divulge it was gone he's not gone 1st of all they're trying to recapture secondly that that shower is with us. ok adrian so as we hear from jonathan shapiro they the charges against him a go back a very long time what's life it's a happen when all of these proceedings are done well the commission has no prosecuting powers basically in the end of the day they will just come up with a final report and then handed over to the relevant authorities who could then possibly take action but at the same time parallelly facing another court case about it i'm still he was allegedly involved in all these things will still take a very long time so it will take a long time and a long process until the courts and south africans can really establish what is really happens under the watch of jacob zuma ok that's age increase in johannesburg and. the world health organizations chief ses the latest case of a bullet in the democratic republic of congo is quote a possible game changer on sunday the country confirmed the 1st reported case of the virus in the eastern city of goma a man tested positive for the disease after he returned from a temple where he had been visiting ebola patients. this is very serious because this is a cluster. of many people he prays. who are very sick. and how many people in turkey and the goma is a big city is the capital of the provos. population. international airport is the door of this. region to the rest of the world from here you can fly. to. new york. to a really big problem ok so now goma is the biggest city to have been affected by the disease since its outbreak almost a year ago the outbreak originated near that some 300 kilometers north of but the virus has been gradually moving south and this latest discovery raises concerns that the virus could spread quicker in the densely populated area that's you see over there and shade that's close to the rwandan border now it has already become the 2nd deadliest outbreak in history infecting nearly 2500 people and killing more than 1600 people the u.n. is again convening a special committee to consider declaring the outbreak an international emergency. now africa's biggest football tournament comes to a head on friday with senegal facing algeria at the africa cup of nations final. and. it was scenes of joy and jubilation across algeria overnight as a team made the catch and fans in senegal also win sunday after their team narrative knocked out opponents tunisia it's the 1st time s

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period of indecisive and experimental a low 6. and locals. u.s. president donald trump lashes out in china as u.s. negotiators arrive in shanghai to resurrect trying told us. i didn't fizzle and i still visit us the pressure is piling on south africa's president cyril ramaphosa pledged to turn around but the economy is shrinking and lines the job center is growing south africa is the confidence industrial engine and arguably its most important economy but a slowdown has plunged the country into crisis during the 2nd quarter of the year unemployment rose to 29 percent every 2nd young south african is unable to find a job the hardest hit sectors a transportation mining and finance companies struggle to continue with power outages that can last hours and the outlook is not promising. joins us from cape town ellis is it going to get worse before it gets any better yes it's definitely the fear because it's not just unemployment statistics but we had some obvious released recently that said is that amount of business is shutting down and shopping and of course business business class jobs again also we had g.d.p. figures released and it says that in the 1st what's at hand the economy stronger 3.2 percent so it's definitely doesn't look good for south africa currently where would you say the government has failed. it's a very complex problem but basically what the problem is in south africa is that there are not enough skilled lower labor and there is an oversupply of unskilled labor part of it is historical early south africa where blacks that have been had been held back by every are sanctions and we still see the legacy of that part of it is also a fairly education system and then there's other issues there 6 man it mean east ration in a lot of businesses but also under governments and in the public sector are various corruptions all these things come together and presidents a real mama parson has said that he wants to turn it around even now says that the department will no longer be known as department for labor but the department as well thought employment seeing is a national crisis and wants to make it a priority and he was just elected you're in south africa and people do hope that he could bring some sort of a change well as far as government policy goes what what's the what's the effect of pouring billions into bathing out state for. you know is there a big issue here on inside africa and of course those abilities that you know spend elsewhere it's also absence a lot of south africans i mean your forest and unemployed and that is because the reason while a lot of the state companies need to be bailed out as management and corruption and so a lot of people are saying where is that money going some of coors is legitimized in the sense that the states our utility company ask it has to be a bit out because it does no power at economy of course and also not through but there are more question marks for example beating out south african airlines should that still be done do you or do you just need to give up that price and that money . goes just one more question what about the pressure that's piling on rubber parts or is that going to make a difference. you know there's definitely a lot of pressure on me and on the whole way you see the community i don't think being very unhappy with the e.m.c. the party did liberated them from apartheid and me on jacob zuma who was the president who are still on the course and i think a lot of people voted for him because he did promise plates he promised anticorruption he promised transparently and transparency but mainly he also said he would get more investment and more job so he's under a lot of pressure and it's not an easy time for him ok i was great to get your take on those unemployment numbers for south africa thank you very much. south african electricity utility eskom has plunged even deeper into the red it reported a net loss equivalent to one of the half $1000000000.00 in the last year as to be 10 times the previous year's level as can officially blamed lower sales and increased transaction costs the utility supplies the vast majority of south africa with electricity but it is my added debt and has aging infrastructure that has led to widespread blackouts repeated bailouts by the south african government haven't helped. well this is help them badly and say their economy is worse than ever devastated after years of corruption and incompetence most the count of living and dying poverty struggling with an exponential inflation rate it skyrocketed from 4 percent just a year ago to 176 percent last month it's the highest in africa a decade ago it was even worse back then a loaf of bread cost billions of zimbabwean dollars that's why the currency was taken out of circulation the nation turned to foreign currencies like the u.s. dollar or china's you want for legal tender then the. dollar was introduced a few years back a kind of government debt obligation or last month president m. as a man and god who read named it the zimbabwean dollar he declared at the country's soul currency and banned all others since then food prices have doubled there's very little hope left that money will be able to lift the economy out of the maya privilege most fun here rejoins us from the zimbabwean capital harare privilege one year on the economy is in freefall what's fundamentally wrong. it has been eventful year for. coming one year now 51 july to be one year since these election most of the things that are happening are structural you find that there is a lot of policies that have been introduced trying to reform the corner me but they're not pulling together because it's more or less like half the introduction of the policies without consultation of all the stakeholders that include your business. and government government has been introducing all these policies where they come up with introduction of binding us doing everything so they've been coming just like a bombshell is being dropped on the people but without proper consolidation when they try to solve one problem they are creating another and without real notice it was a ministration banned the use of the u.s. dollar and other foreign currencies basically overnight to return to the local currency but what difference has that made the difference that has come only that they're put on market used to be running away from like the interbank exchange rate at the moment they're just going almost nick to nick or. higher. market will be in much higher than the interbank exchange rate but in terms of then the liquidity in the market and even the provision of the foreign carriers that is needed to import they say shell commodities to you on demand and you know these not much difference in terms of. for the ordinary person because prices are still high despite their dropping off either part of the market rates just just a yes or no from you is is there an end in sight to what the country is experiencing. definitely. is there if the president wants to reach out to. what is needed i think is social question within the country because there are a lot of division a year one yes in 2008 but remember there are 4949 percent of the population did not vote for him he needs to reach out to that even to the opposition. where he can. but issue off putting heads together with everyone in the country and make it a national issue for the thank you very much india is seeking to strengthen trade ties with west africa president. on a week long visit to gambia and guinea. it's his counterpart to sign you are steele's says they'll make india biggest trading partner in the year agreed to extend $100000000.00 line of credit to binion's and james. anybody of hope faded as donald trump took to twitter today top american and chinese trade officials are trying to resolve a year long conflict analysts don't see a quick fix to the u.s. leaders see action on the horizon warning china not to wait to do a trade deal my team is negotiating with them now they always change the deal in the end to their benefit. after months of deadlock the u.s. delegation has arrived in china's financial capital shanghai trade representative robert lighthouses are and treasury secretary steven nugent are due to spend the next 2 days around a table with chinese vice premier li or her trying to find a deal the 2 sides however are as far apart as ever the u.s. is pushing for an end to unfair practices as donald trump likes to describe china's economic policies these policies include billions of subsidies which keep chinese prices artificially low for its part china wants a deal where both sides make concessions. so far the u.s. has imposed customs duties on chinese goods valued at $250000000000.00 china has responded with tariffs on $110000000000.00 worth of goods in all $360000000000.00 worth of merchandise is affected by the trade dispute to avoid further escalation trump and chinese president xi jinping agreed to a form of cease fire at the osaka g 20 in june however heading into this round of talks there is little sign of agreement from either side. we spoke to an expert on china richard mcgregor and i asked him how likely it is that china will back down i think they're settling in now for a long trade war they're not nearly as exposed to the u.s. as the market as they once were they're not nearly as reliant on export exports as they once were about i think china is hurting it's chinese private companies which the export isn't hurting most china sort of premier technology companies are way is also under a lot of pressure but i don't think china thinks it will get much even way away to the u.s. so they're really settling in for a long term battle. finally investors looking to get a hoof into the rising global demand for beef and get a piece of the action thanks to a south african i am told my phone bill you have allows businesses to buy shares in a cow starting at $576.00 randall $36.00 and pays out between 5 and 14 percent interest once the animal is so the slaughter project was started 4 years ago and now includes a good 2000 animal. i said business with. my 1st boss was the sawing machine. where i come from women are almost by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle both is and. since i was a little girl i wanted to have both by slightly off my but it took me years to. finally gave up and went to buy me on my side and returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for those than writing a. novel i want to meet those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and informed of the basic rights my name is them out of the homes and i wore the to. the boy. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes and number of missing journalists in times of new. daryl was taken by unidentified men from. on monday off. to be in these custody the hash tag 3 eric. has been trending in 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to africa and the pop moguls new album inspired by the lion king is out today it features multiple african artists and produces but some east africans feel excluded. i'm christy window welcome to news africa i'm glad you tuned in a stone cross saluted from namibia by german colonialist in the late 19th century is finally on its way back to a german museum agree to repair trade the stone cross off cape cross in may now germany says it's committed to coming to terms with its colonial possed berlin is negotiating with the in the movie and government over the terms of an apology for its genocide committed against the head a little and nama peoples in the early 20th century germany has already returned a number of skulls of indigenous people removed from the movie a jury in colonial rule now the return of the cross small concrete steps to make good chimneys page to exeter rates the return of the facts and human remains from former african colonies . cape cross in their own headland on namibia south atlantic coast as few human inhabitants by the hundreds of thousands of seals it's a nature reserve that draws many visitors but most are unaware of the area's historical importance this is a

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