at all. 11 months down the line maybe since cameron held a national dialogue to discuss the crises moishe has not changed on the ground there are still kidnappings killings in the villages and people here do not really expect much to happen if enough yet passed. unfortunately there is a young reporter in cameroon thank you. more than 50 percent of africa overnighting cases are in south africa the country also has the highest number of. people in the world so africa has made great progress in reducing the number of deaths from hiv aids over the last 10 years but now. fund them it could wipe out these gains resources redirected on the production and import of underage or virals is hindered by the lock down the evening large numbers of south africans at rest. it was an april that 47 year old. started to panic. that was when her doctor in johannesburg ran out of the government funded h.i.v. drugs that are keeping her life. she was forced to take drastic action i feel for 2 months. only one that was supposed to use true. if i don't lose both of them. because. i couldn't get sick. in the end sy

degrees centigrade here we eat ice cream so working when it was 38 degrees wasn't a problem either moishepretty much me i've described them all of them. the climate is changing every year and the ice is slowly melting people say the winters have gotten a bit warmer and the summer has moved by a whole month it's longer now to the to be. more severe than that's really nice it's the buildings in venice are on stilts designed to drive down into the permafrost and give them a solid base the pillars also keep the houses raised so they don't melt the ground underneath but rising temperatures could threaten the very foundations of this town . because the permafrost is melting houses here could collapse because they're built on pillars our public utilities are built on supports which have their foundations in the ground if they move there could be accidents and there will be all sorts of problems if global warming intense allies. russia's arctic has already felt the effects of unstable foundations in late may a fuel reservoir near no real sq collapsed and 21000 tons of diesel spilled into surround