been abandoned after being caught up in the conflict between boko haram and government forces in cameroons northern region nicholas reports these children have spent the best part of the night begging for food and money they have been abandoned here in cameroon far north region near the nigerian border they will not keep what they get instead they'll give it to this religious teacher who in exchange gives them shelter water and occasionally teaches them prayers sometimes a charity and they offer amounts for children to sleep on and teach them to read and write but the children are distracted most have been abused many have witnessed their fathers being killed or mothers being raped by book fighters who entered their villages like 8 year old mohammad yousuf. when i grow up i want to be a soldier because boko haram killed my father we were picking it when i saw them slit my thought their throat and take my mother away. 10 year old man hopes his father will come back to get him. boko haram came to my village and i picked up all the kids but i ran away my father well my father i don't know whe

doing everything they can to survive we report on the plight of abandoned children in cameroon after fighting with boko haram. a sign of hope the olympic torch relay begins in japan for the tokyo games spurned by the pandemic. tension is rising on the korean peninsula after north korea launched 2 ballistic missiles of its eastern coast it's the 1st significant provocation by pyongyang since u.s. president joe biden took office in january they were launched from north korea's south province into the sea near japan the u.s. pacific command says the move threatens countries in the region south korea and japan have expressed deep concern and condemnation of pyongyang's actions. larky to . you know here you are it is a threat to our country into regional security and it's also a violation of the united nations security council resolution will strictly protest and condemn their actions. i'm determined to closely cooperate with the united states south korea and other related nations to protect the lives of our people live better so mcbride is there rob what more can you tell us about this l

and this cameroon you have to feel because of attacks. she says she's now forced to work as a prostitute to survive. plus this involves teenagers footing up the fight to raise awareness and save. on child marriage. i'm christine one but it's good to have your company the u.s. government has the ethiopian prime minister made to end the fighting into and has called for a u.n. security council meeting on the conflict now more stories are emerging off a ledge killings in the region as fighting back continues communities there accuse eritrean troops of gruesome attacks in november during the ethiopian government's military campaign against to grab rebel forces that's a grain t.p.m. if movement ruled ethiopia for decades during which it was a long and bitter conflict with neighboring i'm horace state and ever train many to grains see the violence they've suffered as an act of revenge. a village in mourning. 3 months after death came the government has finally let the media in to document these people's experiences stories of loved ones taken fr

but is a museum in cameroon the right home for the tongue either maryland bell thinks not .the co-founder of the contemporary art center do all art she believes art belongs among the people in marketplaces in villages. and. we need to reframe the museum question didn't we don't want to say good to the objects have been made hatfield said of him and now we'll lock them up somewhere out of the objects belong in a magazine and all the copies should be made and displayed in communal space and see focus groups and of shit how do we accomplish this and on this is how can we use these copies of it to awaken a new historical narrative in the cockpits at the. it's the day of the gondola festivals kalu race the 10 day was put in pride of place during the night in a secret ritual still a the public is out in full force to support their teams. there was. right there 2 6. there was no anywhere are everywhere. around 50 rowers fit in the canoes each boat has a name out of the neighborhood of dido is in the beetle bus on the way the canoe with a green figurehead has won a number of races.

ok lazy young in cameroon thank you. that's where we draw the captains from austar east go to d.w. dot com slash africa or you can visit our facebook and twitter pages we leave you with pictures from the sea weed out in ben where the yacht is gay only growth has freed been said giant interleaved hands dedicated to friendship and togetherness these are in this and different parts of the well to create a human chain of hands around the globe 5 for now but see you soon. to own. or not to own the whole. point about a sharing economy instead. the change in thinking is changing the economy to create something the. economics magazine made in germany. on 60 minutes w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. corner. cuts hard for food. and some great cultural memorials to boot. travel. i'm going. volkswagen lays out a roadmap for the coming years lower costs more profits big investments for the future investors are buying it and the idea that the german automaker might indeed be called the global leader in electric vehicles. also on the show airlines are thinking warm thoughts of the

only one in 3 businesses in sub-saharan africa opened up by a woman one trailblazer in cameroon.this is d.w. business i'm john el-gamal on so glad you can join us. it's international women's day so here's a related fact teams of diverse genders are generally more successful they also innovate more but that's failed to register and many boardrooms around the world especially in germany the boardrooms of durban is listed companies are overwhelmingly male men hold $614.00 seats while women just have $86.00 compare that to the u.s. where women occupy almost a 3rd of the boardroom seat of the largest corporations in the u.k. they hold almost a quarter of seats germany lives away behind it with only 16 percent of boardroom seats held by women. now it's clearly not the same for women everywhere but it's safe to assume there's work to be done in most places joining me now is lucy quist she's a managing director at morgan stanley also the 1st gun and woman to be c.e.o. of a multinational telecoms company welcome lucy do we have you yes i'm right you and thank you for having me. i can hear

only one in 3 businesses in sub-saharan africa is owned by a woman we met one trailblazer in cameroon. this is the w. business i'm joined now the law and so glad you can join us. it's international women's day so here's a related fact teams of diverse genders are generally more successful they also innovate more but that's failed to register and many boardrooms around the world especially in germany the boardrooms of germany's listed companies are overwhelmingly male men hold $614.00 seats while women just have $86.00 compare that to the u.s. where women occupy almost a 3rd of the boardroom seat of the largest corporations in the u.k. they hold almost a quarter of seats germany lives are way behind with only 16 percent of boardroom seats held by women. so it's clearly not the same for women everywhere but it's safe to assume there's work to be done in most places joining me now is lucy quist she's a managing director at morgan stanley also the 1st gun and woman to be c.e.o. of a multinational telecoms company welcome lucy do we have you yes i'm right thank you for having me. i can hea

see how on the entrepreneur in cameroon is recycling but none of trump's. telling how women in the cambia are talking the country is huge plastic waste problem. what does block chain have to do with nature conservation. more than you might think now 3 young startup entrepreneurs in south africa have founded a crypto platform it allows users to trade digital animals and that helps the environment at the same time let's take a closer look at how it works. how the lions with nothing to worry about these big cats of the fin the game reserve in south africa are protected but conservation initiatives like these cost money and drumming up the nation's requires a lot of time and effort together with 2 friends and fellow nature lovers jason sims came up with an idea to make donating to animal conservation more attractive with the aid of modern technology all of us grew up in south africa and. all of us. expands the book. love those experiences us as children and crying up we want to preserve that and we've all been following blocked technology for a while and to be

but is a museum in cameroon the right home for the tongue either. maryland bell thinks not . the co-founder of the contemporary art center do all art she believes art belongs among the people in marketplaces in villages. and. we need to reframe the museum question said we don't want to say good to the architects have been great hatfield said of him and now we'll knock them out somewhere else the objects belong in a museum those are copies should be made and displayed in communal space and see focus set of shit how do we accomplish this this is how can we use these copies to awaken a new historical narrative of the computer from say. it's the day of that we're going to festivals kalu race. gay was put in pride of place during the night in a secret ritual today the public is out in full force to support their team a step. further 2. wherever they are underway i know anywhere are everywhere. around 50 rowers fit in the canoes each boat has a name out of the neighborhood of dido is in the beetle bus on the way the canoe with a green figurehead has won a number of races. yet. ok.

cameroon has approved russia's sputnik vaccine for use against covid-19.ing to russia's sovereign wealth fund which is promoting the shot globally. the russian vaccine has been approved in 53 countries. on thursday, cameroon's health ministry said it was also suspending astrazeneca's vaccine after caution and prudence. this vehicle has been successful accounting for 59% of the company sales worldwide last year. much of the demand has come from china set to become lamborghini's number two market this year after the united states. a number of facebook platforms including the messaging service whatsapp and photo sharing app instagram went down for thousands of users today, according to one outage tracking website, there are more than 11.52 million incidence of people reporting issues with instagram and over 23,000 users posted about issues with whatsapp. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program. 10 years since the start of the war in syria, we assess the damage done to this once prosperous nation. a new president, first femal

cameroon says it will not lead its people without vaccine as the bees continue what about the possible side effects. i imagine michael welcome to the program a report just out by the global energy you save the children says children as young as 11 are being killed in was a province of kabul delgado as a conflict that continues to displace thousands families report horrifying scenes of murder on loved ones disappearing it's been very difficult to get any information out of the area due to the government's restrictive information policy but after months of waiting. at the accredited and has now sent us some wreck insights into the brutal situation. we are traveling to cuba island where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boates journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the close by mainland there are still regular attacks by islamist insurgents. or certainly don't know really. i think. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the mangroves then we meet th

cameroon produces about $4000000.00 tonnes of bananas a year. entrepreneurs are messaging realize that banana trunks don't have to end up as waste but are a valuable raw material every month she buys some $300.00 banana tree trunks from local farmers the startup is based in the capital. she and her team peel fibers off the trunks. and then similar the strands of fiber for several hours. the brew is then dried in the sun and processed into paper. for the walls i care about environmental work doing something about the nation i say plastic bags littering the streets and blocking drains it's time to look for an alternative to plastic that's what motivates me suddenly more i see clearly unfit. company produces $100.00 eco friendly pieces of packaging per day and sells them to retailers for between $1.00 and $3.00 euros the product is 100 percent handmade and bio degradable. and how about you if you are also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your best. to act your story. for our next report we got to

made in cameroon an african made cash machine while you can see these rates of cardboard inside each time chanel and brady were all made by 23 year old engineering student derek. the house from the bank what are we doing morning because the machine was the machines were limited and also the mission that was there at the time wasn't really functioning with and so i saw it as a problem and i decided to do something becomes from northwestern coming like many of the cities in the country drawing cash here can become a nightmare because a.t.m.'s are so sky he built his own prototype do you think scratch material and simple electronics lecturer is delighted the 1st time you thought you told me how you wanted to manufacture and it's a machine i simply told him young man don't know something to believe it but if you're really serious want to do something let me see the prototype even to see the prototype i see in him somebody was like very. very nice to live in if possible. but derek's ambitions do not stop at the simple put right one day he hopes to build up his own company producing a.t.m.

a few weeks ago we at the 77 percent received a message from a professor in by mend northwestern cameroon here's what the message say i'm going to read it out for you derek good sam a level 2 student of polytechnic university by men that manufactures an a.t.m. from scratch could you come and report about it well that really made us curious so we sent our reporter on to a long journey from. manda here's the 1st report in our new series called. this is the prototype of an a.t.m. made in cameroon an african made cash machine while it exceeds rates of cardboard it's inside it is functional in and greatly teamwork all made by 23 year old engineering student derek. came back to the house from the bank what are we doing morning because the machine was the machines were limited and also the mission that was there at the time wasn't really functioning well and so i saw it as a problem and i decided to try to do something becomes from northwestern coming like many of the cities in the country drawing cash here can become a nightmare because a.t.m.'s are so sky he built his own prototype do you thin

are many other challenges facing that creates about industry for instance in kenya inquiry from cameroon makes more money renting out is a good grandstand through the movies he makes why is that. making movies where we don't make any money other be it will happen is we have no support we have not funding i don't know if it is crazy if you think you're struck me especially when you are that educated when you doubt physically or mentally able to do something else and then when the passion is what drives you when that enthusiasm is what drives you it becomes very difficult for some folk for if you make an income aren't you want to do something else because you feel like you make it this way you are. so so we had a clearly talk about some of the challenges talking about funding and of course like you rightly said infrastructure now how do you imagine companies like yours some viable go around these challenges ok so 1st things 1st i think if you provide what investors need you need to as a creative use distilled ankle boots in process for africa we need to prove that it can be a product that'

have spent the best part of the night begging for food and money they have been abandoned here in cameroon far north region near the nigerian border they will not keep what they get instead they'll give it to this religious teacher who in exchange gives them shelter water and occasionally teaches them prayers sometimes a charity and they offer amounts for children to sleep on and teach them to read and write but the children are distracted most have been abused many have witnessed their fathers being killed or mothers being raped by book fighters who entered their villages like 8 year old mohammad yousuf. when i grow up i want to be a soldier because boko haram killed my father we were picking it when i saw them slit my thought their throat and take my mother away. 10 year old a blues man hopes his father will come back to get him and his vocal her own came to my village and i picked up all the kids but i ran away my father well my father i don't know where he is. thousands of children have been separated from their parents either abducted by boko haram or frint by the conflict between gov

story is in cameroon where boko haram insurgency has displaced thousands in the north of the country people who lived off their land have been forced to flee to safety of the country but these cities don't offer many economic opportunities now women are vulnerable because it's much more difficult for them to find employment as one found when he visited the city. many of them have become 6 work to earn a living. the streets. to survive. for the. village they killed many people and the rest of us run away we had no money it was a question of survival that's how i found myself in fact work. social worker my veil is around the city speaking to sex workers like i mena he agreed with a comma long with a hidden camera but this particular area is the main place where jules was supposed to just. the other one is easiest to get in for his child protection a rescue program. the world around me the government looks at sex work globally and doesn't pay much attention to these children. i have a passion while helping out but since 2002 i work with children who have no voice they get no support fro

to social media celebrities have been arrested in a restaurant in cameroon the transsexual woman are being charged with attempted homosexuality homosexuality is considered a crime in cameroon and the 2 could face up to 5 years in prison if found guilty. police in washington d.c. have cleared away most of the security fencing from around the u.s. capital only a thin in the barrier remains security was stepped up after supporters of the former president donald trump invaded the building in january. chile is planning a 5 g. rollout that could leave its south american neighbors in the dust superfast networks should boost industrial output and their hopes of attracting big name foreign firms like amazon but 2 major trading partners the u.s. and china arguing over the security of 5 g. chile needs to tread carefully. 5 g. coming soon to a smartphone near you if you live in chile that is the government here wants to have speedy 5th generation networks covering most of the country within 2 years. there are various studies that say thanks to fried chiles g.d.p. could increase by one percentage

see how on the entrepreneur in cameroon is recycling banana trunks. and learn how women in the gambia talk to the country's huge plastic waste problem . what does change have to do with nature conservation. more than you might think now 3 young startup entrepreneurs in south africa have founded a crypto platform it allows users to trade did you to animals that helps the environment at the same time let's take a closer look at how it works. how the lions with nothing to worry about these big cats fin the game reserve in south africa are protected but conservation initiatives like these cost money and drumming up the nation's requires a lot of time and effort together with 2 friends and fellow nature lovers jason sims came up with an idea to make donating to animal conservation more attractive with the aid of modern technology. all of us grew up in south africa and. all of us. expands the book. love those experiences us as children and growing up we want to preserve that and we've all been following block take block and technology for a while and to be

but isn't museum in cameroon the right home for the tongue either. maryland bell thinks not.the co-founder of the contemporary art center do all art she believes art belongs among the people in marketplaces in villages. and. we need to reframe the museum question said we don't want to say good to the objects have been great hatfield said of him and now we'll lock them up somewhere else the objects belong in a magazine and all the copies should be made and displayed in communal space and see focus groups and of shit how do we accomplish this this is how can we use these copies of it to awaken a new historical narrative i think i could put it the same. it's the day of the gander festivals kalu race the 10 day was put in pride of place during the night in a secret ritual today the public is out in full force to support their team every other car. right there. on the run you will never know anywhere are anywhere near at. around 50 rowers fit in the canoes each boat has a name out of the neighborhood of dido is in the a beetle boss on the canoe with a green figurehead has won a nu

born in cameroon, john is an eminent virologist with more than 30 years�* experience in public healthd at the world health organization and is currently the who special envoy for africa. welcome to you both, gentlemen. and our questioners join us from all over the world. and of course, to you, wherever you're watching or listening to this. and remember, you, too, can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's get down to our first question. and it is from the capital of zambia, lusaka and aubrey undendoola. aubrey, what do you want to ask our two panelists? my question is, why is it that rich developed nations are putting aside very little, if any, vaccine doses for developing nations? it's not an issue of rich nations being obliged, but it's an issue of humanity. so where is the humanity? very direct question there. carl bildt, where is the humanity? well, i think that humanity is there and as well as the self—interest because as long as everyone is safe, no one is safe. and what we are seeing now is the beginning of the setting aside of vaccines to be delivered all over

born in cameroon, john is an eminent virologist with more than 30 years�* experience in public healthked at the world health organization and is currently the who special envoy for africa. welcome to you both, gentlemen. and our questioners join us from all over the world. and of course, to you, wherever you're watching or listening to this. and remember, you, too, can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's get down to our first question. and it is from the capital of zambia, lusaka and aubrey undendoola. aubrey, what do you want to ask our two panellists? my question is why is it that rich, developed nations- are putting aside very little, if any, vaccine doses - for developing nations? it's not an issue of rich nations being obliged, | but it's an issue of humanity. so where is the humanity? thank you all. very direct question there. carl bildt, where is the humanity? well, i think that humanity is there and as well as the self—interest because as long as everyone is safe, no one is safe. and what we are seeing now is the beginning of the setting aside of vaccines to

we were going to find a place in the public places in cameroon and put a day to the gun so kids can look the need and he is tired and. they were understand that as a symbol of the diminishment you know like. somebody coming from where they are. to get that everything is possible for down east. different cues and believe in the india dream. your children are with me still rob a reminder of our top stories 2 suicide bombers are blowing themselves up outside a pack of federal in indonesia where people were celebrating an easter mass at least 19 were injured in the city of macassar on silly ways the island. on the terrorism act at the entrance gate of the cathedral church in markets are today i strongly condemn the terrorism act and i have given the instruction to the police chief to take down the terrorist network to.

tag on everything they can to survive the reported replies of abandoned children in cameroon. and in sport the olympic torch relay begins with 4 months to go until the delayed take care of eggs. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic model failure is that a fair assessment you can be catastrophic. to weiss valuable back seat informed opinions should we be buying big court ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines the inside story on 00. you are dealing with very powerful people people in influential positions in government where we know there were elements within the police completely. we're getting screwed that we were getting too close to some people higher up the line even. when the job itself. is essentially the perfect you have a diplomat in baghdad and to accomplish al-jazeera investigates the poachers pipeline. you're watching out there in mind of our top stories this hour egypt's syria's canal 40 says it's temporarily suspended traf

here in this region that you want now if you wish guns but i think it's really great i come from cameroon and here i have a chance to get to know different cultures. on this guy it's easy for me to study in france or germany or visit there. from those old like i think it's awesome you know. i don't actually from the area around and some on but i really savor the lifestyle here have even if the city itself the people at the market and the 2 languages french and german. wife i think it's wonderful which finished top. the romans spotted silence special qualities long ago we have proof near the village of bach archaeologists uncovered the remains of a roman country villa 2 2. it's been reconstructed on station foundations the only one of its kind in the world i'm going for a tour of the house. isn't here we are in the reception hall this is where guests were received them fun or typical of these halls where the coffin ceilings then we have the semi columns the plaster columns decorating the roof or down below are the frescoes in the pump a star. or not here we've been able to reconstruct an o

to social media celebrities have been arrested in a restaurant in cameroon the transsexual women are being charged with attempted homosexuality homosexuality is considered a crime in cameroon the 2 could face up to 5 years in prison if found guilty. police in washington d.c. have cleared away most of the security fencing from around the u.s. capitol only a thin in a barrier remains security was stepped up after supporters of the former president donald trump invaded the building in january. virginia has become the 1st southern u.s. state to abolish the death penalty democratic governor north i'm signed the repeal saying it was the moral thing to do jimmy around 2nd to texas in executions it is the 23rd state to ban capital punishment. sites years have been flocking to a spectacular volcano eruption in iceland lava has been flowing since the mountain 1st started spewing fire week ago but hikers trying to get the perfect selfie are being warned not to get too close. it's unpause out of the crater of this. it began erupting here on iceland's rake most poignant last friday the 1st time i

see how on the entrepreneur in cameroon is recycling banana trunks. beilin how women in the gambia are talking the country is huge plastic waste problem. what does block chain have to do with nature conservation month and you might think that 3 young startup entrepreneurs in south africa have found it a trip to platform it allows users to trade digital animals if it helps the environment at the same time let's take a closer look at how it works. with. happy lions with nothing to worry about these big cats other fin the game reserve in south africa are protected but conservation initiatives like these cost money and drumming up donations requires a lot of time and effort together with 2 friends and fellow nature lovers jason sims came up with an idea to make the 18 to animal conservation more attractive with the aid of modern technology. all of us grew up in south africa and. all of us. expanse the bush. love those experiences us as children and crying up we want to preserve that and we've all been following blocked technology for a while and to be abl

cameroon says it will not lead its people without stress and i come back seen as the base continually about the possible side effects.

as our correspondent plays a young is covering the story for us from neighboring cameroon place what do we know about the calls of these explosions. thank you out what we knew also found out the cause of this explosion is basically from what information we're getting from the president of the country judo or beyond gamma he mentioned in the summer by mr age yesterday that these blast was caused by huddling of dynamite at the military feeds. also of new york so it's speculate and i mentioned that people who are climbing in london across the fuse of promise what i mean across all nearby didn't need it to be dust it may have set fire to india fumes and peace may have caused the death last but that is just what we know that each information is coming from on the context of what now several people were killed many were injured power hospitals they're coping. hospitals are overwhelmed specially the main hospitals where it into the new pixy is on the east of the blast have been taking seriously the ministry of health post at a separate suites on tweets out asking for it could direct in the

corona virus vaccine is ramping up around the world cameroon and seychelles approve the job for use on friday is now available in more than 50 countries in europe regulators are conducting a rolling review. the administrators of south african airways hope to hand control of the airline back to management by the end of the month but according to reuters as a has been under a form of bankruptcy protection since december 21000 all operations ground to a halt last year and its workforce was slashed from 4700 roughly 1000. swarms of locusts have devastated parts of east africa in the middle east for more than a year now destroying entire fields of crops sometimes in a matter of hours there's no perfect way to replace that lost income but a startup in kenya has found a clever way to make money off the insects look. locusts in marut central kenya on a farmers corn cobs the u.n. believes 3500000 people are affected by the latest wave of locusts in east africa for many farmers their entire crop is at stake. you bet my room they'll finish everything look at the scorn if you look at it it means t

story is in cameroon where boko haram has insurgency has displaced thousands in the north of the country people who. have been forced to flee to safety the country but these cities don't offer many economic opportunities that women are because it's much more difficult for them to find employment as one and found when he visited the city. many of them have become 6 were to. be quiet streets. to survive. the. village forces. raided our village they killed many people and the rest of us ran away we had no money it was a question of survival but so i found myself in fact work. social worker my veil is it goes around the city speaking to sex workers like i mena he agreed with a comma along with a hidden camera this particular area is the main place where israel's was supposed to just. the other one is easiest to get in for his child protection a rescue program. the water money the government sex work globally and doesn't pay much attention to these children. i have a passion why helping out. since 2002 i work with children who have no voice they get no support from anyone it's important for m

see how on the intrepid new in cameroon this recycling banana trunks. and listen how women in the gambia are talking the country's huge plastic waste problem. what does block chain have to do with nature conservation. more than you might think now 3 young startup entrepreneurs in south africa have founded a crypto platform it allows users to trade digital on the balls and that helps the environment at the same time let's take a closer look at how it works. how the lions with nothing to worry about these big cats at the fin the game reserve in south africa are protected but conservation initiatives like these cost money and driving up the nation's requires a lot of time and effort together with 2 friends and fellow nature lovers jason sims came up with an idea to make donating to animal conservation more attractive with the aid of modern technology all of us grew up in south africa and. all of us. experience the bush. love those experiences us as children and growing up we want to preserve that and we've all been following blocked technology for a while

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the liverpool striker is effort helping his teams were full of victory of commerce egypt thinks cameroons group winners. now despite their defeat commerce along with gambia have been the breakout seems of this qualifying competition we've been talking to sports writes about what we can expect from these 2 countries who are on their way to the cup of nations for the 1st time. you have kamar us which is a tiny archipelago of less than a 1000000 inhabitants off the coast of the indian ocean coast and you have the gambia the scorpions of gambia in west africa 2 very small nation when you talk about the african football in scape moros really put on their diaspora as well they have more than 200000 people living in france and many of these players are for personal footballers within the top 2 divisions so they have this great pool of talent to pull on from and it has a lot of stability around their national team as for the gambia they also qualify for the 1st time in their history some census the belgian coach at their home really thinks his group of players which he said is assessed group of

we were going to find a place in the public place in cameroon and put it to the ground so kids can look only on the east side and. they were understand that as a symbol of the diminishment you know like. somebody coming from where they are. to get that everything is possible for them. to focus on the belief in the indian dream from a finale back with more later ok i will see you later thank you so much for that update and before we go one final story because chinese the chinese martial art of tight she is gaining popularity in iran and particularly among women all those taking part in the sport say it's helping change views about gender segregation as a big reports from to her on. a well known chinese martial art the past few years has seen it growing popularity in iran especially among women. told us it's a way to release energy that's trapped in the body the sport requires a lot of patients usually women have more harmony and from the perspective of physical ability i think they deal better with the sport it's not common to see this kind of performance in public spaces in iran. in a c

a state school he says he wants to be a doctor not only to heal his country but the children of cameroon who have been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera. political opposition the republic of congo have rejected the results of the presidential election as for talent president dennis has already ruled for decades on the electoral commission says he won more than 85 percent 88 percent of the vote of the opposition politicians boycotted the poll or on jail malcolm webb reports from brazzaville. political opposition in the republic of congo say they've been cheated the electoral commission said president any sasa requests a one with nearly 90 percent of the vote but due to local motorboat the congo is not a democracy you can see what happened congress a dictatorship pure and simple presidential polls one sunday results were announced 2 days later the supporters here don't believe the result but also many of them say they're not surprised some of the opposition candidates boycotted the elections entirely to others who won in the last election are in jail serving sentences

story is in cameroon where boko haram insurgency has displaced thousands in the north of the country people who lived off their land have been forced to flee to safety parts of the country but these cities don't offer many economic opportunities now women are vulnerable because it's much more difficult for them to find employment as our correspondent found when he visited the city. many of them have become 6 were. living. quiet streets. display. to survive. forces. raided our village they killed many people and the rest of us ran away we had no money it was a question of survival that's how i found myself in sex work. social worker my veil is around the city speaking to sex workers like i mena he agreed with a comma long with a hidden camera but this particular area is the main place where israel's walk us prostitutes. the other one is the easiest to get in for child protection a rescue program. the water money the government looks a sex worker globally and doesn't pay much attention to these children. i have a passion for helping out. since 2002 i work with children who have no voic

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finishing top of their cup of nations group with 14 points from 6 games these fans will take place in cameroon next january with algeria also targeting a spot at the world cup in qatar now despite a defeat for commerce in the game against egypt along with gambia they've been the breakout seems of this qualifying competition we've been talking to a sportswriter mommas are here about or we can expect from these 2 countries who are on their way to the cup and nations for the very 1st time. you have camarota which is a tiny archipelago of less than a 1000000 inhabitants off the coast of the indian ocean coast and you have the gambia the scorpions of gambia in west africa 2 very small nation where you talk about african football in scape moros really put on their diaspora as well they have more than 200000 people living in france and many of these players are for personal footballers within the top 2 division so they have this great pool of talent to pull on from and it has a lot of stability around their national team as for the gambia they also qualify for the 1st time in their history constance

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of countries around the world including cameroon and go are suspended the use of the astra zeneca covert vaccine due to blood clots consents how damaging is this to your vaccination campaign. ted thank you very much for having me 1st of all in any vaccination campaigns seem pretty new but since it's normal for countries to see any events that they see related to that exhibition that they train credits the african countries to continue with that only got off the bat seen as the benefits still out we still use and best don't they didn't is from the clinical traps we've documented over 200000 people and also now that have come in from e.s.l. classes during the administration in europe as does any of that seen it was safe to be safe effective at protecting people from disease of course we know they did connecticut agency review is that these nor links of between has ties in a back seat and that is reported close in you know suspicions are related to specific bites of the backseat by clearly they are still some consensus while you know people are looking into it would you then encourage their