world the success rate is between 70 to 80 percent. 78 percent you have a chance of surviving in guyana aspects this rate is 20 percent so think about it's 1000 children get cancer only 200 will live 800 will die. on the front anyone has a 2nd chance in life forms to this jewel hopefully many more children with cancer would get similar support. and that's it for now from data news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page that say will leave you with images off kenya's former president daniel arap moi if we stayed at the age of 95 when it's time i like. it is dying slowly but it is dying the combustion engine. only served progress for more than a 100 years now and. walk a fine. question of survival for the german auto industry. made in germany. in 60 d.w. . is going to. change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank running. for speaking the truth global news that matters w. made for mines. a super charge shares rally has made tesla the world's 2nd most of valuable car maker is this what electric dreams are made of for a crash waiting to happe

adoption cool a phone from the netherlands it's mainly build solar panel systems for large companies in guyana. designing a system for. an office complex a massive and is a great assistance i'm preparing and you know it's. going to be a roof mounted system or bosses enthusiastic of all the untapped potential in the country although private individuals often can't afford to buy solo policy since more and more businesses want them to make the a production less dependent on the. grete we almost we feel that we are just at the beginning of the renewable energy markets in west africa and we are currently preparing ourselves our employees and our methodology for the big boom that we expect in about 2 to 3 years time. and he's co-author of the city mounties telling me he's company has trouble finding skilled stuff in robot tops not more young people in some clothes and seek walk. in the renewable energy sector he sees it as a job would be. some of the stories making headlines this hour the united nations food and agriculture organization and the world food program a calling for more funding to deal w

forgotten cool off farm from them and it's mainly build solar panels systems for large companies in guyana. designing a system for. an office complex and a massive. and it is a great time system so i'm preparing to be out on the. roof mounted system or i don't. both the top potentially in the country and private individuals often contraflow to buy so no policy stands more in moby's this is want them to make the a production less dependent on the unstable paul agreed we almost we feel that we are just at the beginning of the renewable energy markets in west africa and we are currently preparing ourselves our employees and our methodology for that we expect in about 2 to 3 years time robots feel certain and his call up was a city known to strolling down to his company has trouble finding skills tough in kano robot hopes that more young people before those exam call and seek walk. in their new book. he sees it as a job would be much. jemma bureaucracy is legendary the germans are very thorough but that's not the only hurdle for teslas ambitious plans to frantically build its 1st european fact

continue until the rainy season starts we have lots of problems that's why it's so hard to survive in guyana in the moment. because all of the domestic tomato processing plants have stopped production then india and other farmers are only able to sell to the so-called market queens dealers who resell the tomatoes in other cities there's an oversupply in the high season and so the prices drop to almost nothing was quite funny next 2 weeks ago we sold these crates for twice as much. if there's no demand like today and we farmers more or less just give the crates away. we sell them at any price. i might be honest. quantock financial difficulties led benedict as husband to go to europe where he works as a farm laborer in italy he's able to send money home every month to provide for his family and pay his children's tuition. many gun hands and other africans have ended up in southern italy the tomatoes that grow here are canned and mainly sold abroad including to ghana the men work for low wages few of them are working legally with permits criminal middlemen take advantage of the situation. there

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but not one of those pulled from the sea his 24 year old michael from guyana. if the team from doctors without borders has an s.o.s. maybe to the navy hadn't helped he could have died. you know what sank walls would last away a very small. little man's we trying to prove. we there was out there saying it by now and what i mean though is always here because there. is a lot of life we download everything them to. the rescue mission is always a race against time the market boats could sink at any moment. migrants like michael are only truly safe once they're aboard the ocean viking and then they have a chance to process their terrifying experience. michael was a guest worker in libya for a year before he was forced to flee. it's not easy. to fire him from libya yes we do you know it's well it's you join us sometimes we'll cut field they put money on you until you find money to feed them you're not a new. michael felt he had no choice but to escape libya because of the country's civil war. because did it for long because our life is more important. once and board t

the latest news and information on our website that dot com stay tuned for dr phil which goes to guyana to find out why cocoa farmers there are not benefiting from this building market for chocolate i'm hearing every 15 from all of us in berlin thanks for watching. and language courses. anytime anywhere. on west africa's atlantic coast the former british colony of ghana became infamous for its involvement in the transatlantic slave trade and also for its abundant reserves of gold which is why the english called it the gold coast. the country is rich in role materials such as oil which was recently discovered in the region and above all. gone it is the world's 2nd biggest producer of coto despite the plentiful resources they rarely benefits gone names themselves. resourcefulness has become a necessity for some people white gold has replaced yellow and all taming to get rich and many trying to survive. garnered names warrior king a fitting name that reflects the strength and resilience of its people. i want to buy a whole bunch. they face a new battle every day. at dawn on lake volta the

attacked greetings and rescue for the farmer farmer in atlanta georgia from the village of books in guyana absolutely there's a returning generation of black farmers for many different reasons the primary in my experience my personal experience is really a spiritual. to a greater. calling to the land realizing that land is the b.c.s. of our freedom as malcolm x. once reminded is portraying us as i speak to yeah absolutely you know i'm part of a collective a black farmers called the black art farm collective and we organize in black farmers across the mid atlantic and the southeast the southern part of the state and what we more than anything are really interested as being back on the land together connecting to and it's just ancestral roots we identify as we turn into ration farmers because it recognizes that that part of our ancestry of our farm in an agrarian lifestyle are what a lot of us young folks are really interested in and doing again to connect us right back to our roots and then also as a form in a way to liberation right understanding that we grow our own food and the ability t

kingston, trinidad, panama, guyana, puerto rico, washington, d.c., belize, one by one the women takenter stage. the rumbling begins in their thighs and shoulders and moves like an earthquake, rear and jet out sending ripples into motion, one leg up, head stands, skinny hips shake on a spin cycle and at the speed of popping corn. my 61-year-old mother exchanges knowing looks next to her was about the same age. that's my grandson over there she told the woman pointing toward maverick, his jaw dropped as a woman grind her hips against the state. the women both side, he will be all right the woman says, yet he will be all right my mom agrees as we leave our seats to buy some food my son claps his hand on right shoulder, peace offering, i am glad i came he said. i bet he was. when we get home maven reports the first trip to d.c. carnival to emergency doctor in his 30s, there was bu tt shaking she says in her eyes growing big. he responds truly, that's the best kind. she took the soundtrack a little bit in the scene could've happened at any given night at any go-go in washington, you find

he was in the us illegally from guyana.e the murder he was elected -- arrested for assaulting his father but released. >> back to the campaign. 2020 hopefuls will face off on the debate stage just days before the new hampshire primary. the democratic candidates include iowa front runner pete buttigieg and bernie sanders, andrew yang changing of the campaign, dozens of staffers, that was the plan after iowa. elizabeth warren with her own staffing issues. what they are calling a toxic working environment. >> i believe these women without any equivocation and i apologize personally. >> six staffers left the nevada campaign. trying to explain away accusations of plagiarism, the campaign copied material for media outlets. much of what you flag were fact sheets that went out via mail chip which doesn't support formatting. whatever that means. we know what this means. faith, family and freedom. mark meadows dedicates the race to defending the values that make america great. madison joins me live with why he thinks he is the right

>> i'm from guyana. >> you're guyana? >> this isn't unique to trump grill.rn. and restaurants are only the most public-facing point of the industry. immigrant labor drives the entire food supply chain. >> ooh! >> oh my god. jumbo lump maryland crab cakes. you can see those nice, big pieces of lump in there. >> you know about crab cake? >> very good. >> the journey of maryland crab is a long one, and it starts 227 miles away from here. trump grill sells maryland crab cakes. maryland crab comes from the chesapeake bay. we're looking at one of the most vibrant cultural and culinary elements in the entire eastern seaboard. >> i've lived here any entire life, so of course to me it's very special. i think the chesapeake bay's very unique. >> aubrey vincent is the co-owner of lindy's seafood, a crab processor that's been in business here for the last 40 years. >> every maryland picking house is family run. so it's someone like me and my dad that are running multi-generational family businesses, and that's how that product's getting to your version. >> it's the wate

illegally from guyana.ix weeks before the murder he was arrested for assaulting his father and was then released. president donald trump during state of the union mentioned this. mentioned that new york's sanctuary laws are to blame for that murder. liz? liz: bryan, thanks so much for your reporting. come back soon. we'll have more with texas republican congressman brian babin later this hour. next we break to you, the heart-breaking story of the whistle blowing doctor in china who tried to save lives, by warning, he was one of the first to warn about the deadly coronavirus on the move. he died after contracting it. he was harassed and silenced by chinese authorities. again the debate, is china covering this up and is it worse than the world knows? the story next. ♪ i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! that's why xf

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