in namibia, right? you have one. what it boils now my as that is the namibian music award. yes. could you have imagined yourself 10 years ago at this point? i've only relying if i say no, i know since at, since i can remember, since i was a little gone my, my confidence was always on the hand that you know, my, my, the people at home would always like, can you be less? can you let you know of since i was a little girl? i was singing in church, literally performing in church on the outer in am before me. you know, so a leg people around me knew that yes, this child lay here is going to be something sunday. you know, you've always wanted to be a star with. wanted to be as and then somehow your journey drove you to journalism . yeah. right. how did that happen then? well, our, our industry and fortunately namibia it's, it's not that easy then just allied to go paid and then you go paid. i want to write that, you right? no, like there's channels, you know, the channels. i became a journalist and entertainment journalist. i met a lot of artists because i used to write about them. you

well, our, our industry, unfortunately, namibia it's, it's not that easy. you don't just want to go big and then you will be and i want to read that you right. know like there's channels, you know, that channels i became a journalist and entertainment general as though i met a lot of artists because i used to write about them. you know, so in that process i made friends, he, in the and, you know, there was this team, a morality a label. when we went to the not to, should cut the color. i would be at the back of the bus with my iphone. and at the scene in i be singing and do and would come to me and it was say, do not that you can thing you are doing is, is, is a group of a thing in group. okay. yeah, yeah. and said, you know, you can seeing you in a black. yeah. i know. i know it, but you know that you can do it. you know, to be a musician. just want to understand. yeah. on this bass trip, you went in the capacious capacity of an entertainment journalist. i went as a journalist as i was a journalist. i used to work in that office and he said, there's a role

she would you say that namibia is on the right road in terms of coming together? we, we are headed into a direction. yes. but we are still so far. we are really, really so far because the, the necessary people that we need to be on the forefront to hold our hands and say, okay, i get what you guys are doing. let's do this, those, those people, we don't have unfortunate which people with like the main people, like, i mean our li does our, our people in corporate, the people, the hands like you just said, the hurts, you know, in order for, for us to also have the have nots into the conversation, you know, bad people. i had the conversations and meetings for those people, but they're not part of the meeting. i, how do i them? i forget about to ease. i feel that music can do so much good. and when we, when i started my career, people looked at me like, what is this guy's doing? something is weird that i took the namibian flag because that's where i was born. you know, i took it and i, wherever i performed on stage, going international. i have that flag with michelle.

the scientists have counted 450 g ross here in northern namibia. and they are doing all they can to make sure these elegant creatures survive. wall. what beautiful creatures and what an amazing planet we have. certainly one was protected. well, i hope you enjoyed the show as much as i did. sadly, it's once again time to say good bye. from ogen state nigeria. see you next week. if you wanted to tell us your own ideas or simply find out more de, send us an e mail or full arson, all our social media platforms there, you'll find plenty of more stories on information. so it is a good buy for me here. incomplete gander. do have yourselves a wonderful week, i ah, a for with a tragedy with a dreamy backdrop, the aborigines since the 1st white settlers arrived 200 years ago, australia is indigenous people have been oppressed and prosecuted in like them. whole ethnic minorities and australia are facing racism down in 75 minutes on d. w not has no limit. i love is for everybody a life. i love matters and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn sharma. and i really

and saving the rough, how namibia is protecting the walls, the tallest land annoying to day, we start our show in europe where persistently hot temperatures have been causing major problems, including forest fires, crew failure and heat related to the world wildlife fund that sees eats calculations shown by 2050, the number of people facing extreme water shortages in europe will have risen by 50 percent. farmers are especially feeling it right now. most funding areas are at less than half their regular water capacities. so do we really have options for countering the water shortage? this plant is still something of a rarity on german farms. the chick pay, it's more commonly cultivated in the dryer regions of southern early. the scientists are planted de la creme hair on a small organic farm to test it under these conditions. chick piece, grow well and the chalky sandy loam soil found me or come out a region in north eastern germany with dumb circus in this year. we had severe drought once again on the crop developed really well and figured out here in this location. it demonstrated a

this is done vision game, reserve located near namibia capital hintock. today kids from the children's home are hoping to get the 1st glimpse of a real giraffe a little. a giraffes call like this one is very heavy. the animal sometimes use the borne, your projections, cold or seconds in combat with other animals was like old old standing next to a lead bond gives the kids an interesting sense of proportion or on my leg dress. i love the colors and i lay it looked all like i am dull, very strong. so draft kicks are very powerful. that's how they defend themselves from treated us. example lions for they can kick a lion. the children won't have an easy time sporting the animals to day g raps. i shy. miss turtle, on the other hand, wasn't too hard to catch. you don't put your fingers next to them out. it's hoped that if children learn about the animals in the region, there will be more likely to fight to protect them in the future and doesn't get an group of kids. and when they see animals, for example, giraffe can tell you that elephant or the c o r b standa

how many giraffes currently leave in the wild in namibia biology? lackland mac features enjoyed the michelle more one to learn more, the photograph every year of the sea, so they can be identified later at a female, right? 8573 of so visual studies lake. these have concluded that they are currently only $117000.00 euros in africa. by comparison, we are nearly 4 times as many elephants. if you think about sammy locker and african elephant, there are no, you know, i ran at 400000 mark, i believe individual. so if you think that compared to $170000.00 individuals and it's pretty incredible for such a, a large, a browser spaces that is kind of one of the, the most iconic spaces in africa. really. there's been very little work done on them. i suppose the priority in the past has been some of the more sexier species like elephant and lion and draft of sort of gone under the radar. and i think because they are quite wide spread throughout africa, you feel like you see them everywhere. but that is deceptive. climate change in humans clearing land for settle

the scientists have counted 450 giraffes here in northern namibia, and they are doing all they can to make sure these elegant creatures survive. wall, what beautiful creatures and what an amazing planet we have. certainly one was protected. well, i hope you enjoyed the show as much as i did. suddenly it's once again time to say good bye. from ogen state nigeria. see you next week. if you wanted to tell us your own ideas or simply find out more dis and as an e mail or full arson, all our social media platforms there, you'll find plenty of more stories and information. so it is a good buy for me here in camp le uganda. do have yourself a wonderful week, i ah, with awe with you. good bye and neutrality. hello nato. finland wants to join the western military alliance. the association of reservists is in favor of the move, conscientious objectors, reject it. what are their reasons? and how does the rest of the population view the end of neutrality? close up. 15 minutes on d. w. a joy ride through fast the world. into uncharted deb our guides and know their way around in a strictly scientif

these shooters are arriving from namibia. these images provided to us with the organization sending his animals the 3 meal and 5 female chief 3rd will be introduced into the pool, nor national park in mud to put their steed in central india trails. more cheaters will arrive from south africa in october, with glands to gradually introduce more later and did a little report on nail jory has been stalking this story for us and joins me in the studio with more and they helped welcome an animal that's been extinct for 7 day kids did in there, suddenly decided wanted back. well, it wasn't quite sudden, ever since the cheaper went extinct in 1952. there have been intention to bring it back. and the indian government's interest in this is that they think cheap. that is a last glory and that it was originally present in the indian ecosystem and so needs to be restored as well as they believe that eco tourism will boom if the cheaper comes back. and so already in the 19 seventy's devote attempts to bring the cheetah from iran that didn

when a group is now being relocated from namibia in southern africa, 8 cheaters will be flown from namibia to maria or dashes, curnow national park experts. so the animals could help restore grassland ecosystems in india. ah, this is out here and these are the top stories. kirk sustan's health ministry says 24 people had been killed since fighting between august on and tajikistan forces broke out on wednesday. a cease fire was reportedly violated just hours after the country's leaders met on friday. for those tensions along with a conflict in ukraine overshadowed the summit of the shanghai corp organization in is becky star or so soda has more from the summit. distinct companies have engaged in a wide range of conflict alongside to day or 950 kilometers borders. while this was happening, the presence of these 2 companies were here in america, attending the shank guy, a corporation, organization summit and the debt the dramatic force had been just initiated to pave the way for a meeting between these 2 leaders. they met and they agreed on a ceasefire, but just hours after this is why it was

are back in india nearly 70 years, and after they became officially extinct, they relocated from namibia in southern africa, released by india's prime minister on his birthday, and the 12 are expected next month. fenton monahan has more august me. this is the moment she has returned to india's national park has made the big counts, became extinct in the country. 70 years ago, the prime minister turned the handle to open their cage with the ranger moody hopes their return will be a major boost. the nation's nature reserves hot pit and i had a 100 people g thought a lot bye today the cheetah has returned to you in soil. and i would also say that along with these teachers, the nature loving consciousness of india has also been awakened with fully full abbey that she just journey began in namibia. they were caged alone, 8000 kilometers, start a new life and you habitat include no national park. they'll spend a month in this quarantine enclosure after that they'll be released into the wider park. that's 5000 square kilometers of a forest and grass land. all 8 cats are equipped with special ra

we fully full of he that she just journey began in namibia. they were caged alone, 8000 kilometers, start a new life and you habitat into no national park. they'll spend a month in this quarantine enclosure. after that, they'll be released into the wider park at 5000 square kilometers of forest and grass land. all 8 cats are equipped with special radio callers to track their movements. if you look at what's happening here with a g does, it's going to become a keystone species and density when the pm was backing. it's going to drive conservation forward and understanding that conservation is required, not protection and soccer for conservation. we need when solutions for all everything, for all the living creatures living in that area, be it federal dogs be it humans, be it the brain species credit to species and that she does. but some conservationists have doubts about the project. they say the projects near $12000000.00 of funding will be better spent on directly boosting the local economy . other say the habitat isn't suitable nor big enoug

you can only protect what you know is the motto for namibia is jarell. conservation is as many people know, are too little out. these animals and doesn't get enough of keith. and when they see any was for example, it's you laugh from kelly them. infantile. the giraffe conservation foundation wants to change this eco africa. next on d. w. departure into the unknown. today. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death. my jillions journey around the world. in 45 minutes on w. o. in cash, william had a bank on gonzalez with i and was, hey, if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the tray, but i would not to put myself and my parents in that danger. got upset females that he was legal, would love one centreville hospital on the liberty to give them i had serious problems on a personal level. and i was unable to live there with you want to know their story info, migrant clarified and reliable information for my grants. a most t

h cheetos from namibia arrived at a wildlife sanctuary near delhi. the animals will spend a month in quarantine before being released into the national park. critics of the relocation project say the big cats could struggle to adapt to their new habitat. onis, on the 7000 to cheaters remain in the wild. in watching dw news of next hour documentary, serious doc film looks at the ongoing crisis in marley that's after the break. and of course, you can find more news and headlines on our website d. w dot com. thanks for watching. how did she become at off hitler's favorite director and how did he become a forgotten so pioneer linearly finished. i and arnold funk.

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the animals were donated from namibia and we'll spend a month in quarantine before being released into the national park. but critics of the project say the cheat as could struggle to adapt to their new habitat. what you're watching d w news. a reminder of our top story ukraine's president says investigators have found evidence of torture among bodies being assumed at a mass grave. in the countries east, the side is near the city of easier which was recently recaptured from invading forces. most of the dead are believed to be civilians. up next is reporter. we meet 3, a sexual people who tell us about their lives. that's after the break. and don't forget, there is much more news information headlines on our website. d, w dot com a michael. ok for me and the rest of the team here. thanks for watching her i'm you can let i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back her. are you familiar with this.

the animals were donated from namibia and we'll spend a month in quarantine before being released into the national park. but critics of the project say that she does could struggle to adapt to their new habitat. you're watching d. w news. a reminder of our top story at this hour, the czech republic, which currently holds the e u presidency, has called for the establishment of an international tribunal for war crimes. after new mass graves were found in eastern ukraine, investigator shade there found evidence of torture among bodies being is zoomed near. the city of israel up next is doth fill iran from above in the mountains. that's after the break. don't forget you can get all the latest news and headlines on our website, d, w dot com. i'm michael ok for me and the rest of the news team here in berlin. thanks for watching. imagine so many portions of floods us her now in the world. climate change very often stores this is my plan the way from just one week how much was can really get.

we fully thought of me that you just journey began in namibia. they were kate afloat. 8000 kilometers, start a new life and you habitat into no national park. they'll spend a month in this quarantine enclosure after that they'll be released into the wider park at 5000 square kilometers of forest and grass land. all 8 cats are equipped with special radio colors to track their movements. if you look at what's happening here with judah, it's going to become a keystone species and density where the pm was backing. it's going to drive conservation forward and understanding that conservation is required, not protection, and soccer for conservation. we need when solutions for all everything, for all the living creatures living in that area, be it federal dogs be it humans be in the brain species better to species and that she does. but some conservationists have doubts about the project. they say the projects near $12000000.00 of funding will be better spent on directly boosting the local economy. other say the habitat isn't suitable nor big enough for

are being relocated to the country. 8 cheaters will fly from the southern african nation of men, namibia to marja perdition, curnow national park. it is hopes the animals will help in the restoration of open forest and grassland ecosystems in india. ah.

central india, they were relocated from namibia in southern africa, so the 12 are expected next month. ah, every incident with you here al jazeera, the headlines, the united nations is planning to send bonuses to the ukrainian city of ism, following the discovery of a mass burial site. ukraine says that $450.00 bodies were found days after its troops retook the city, which had been captured by russia hotter, abdel hamid has more on the situation in ism, she's in cock eve. that is city as been under russian occupation since the beginning of march. when they went in there, apparently they found little resistance, but ukrainians all along knew it was very important to get it back simply because that city basically was a logistical help for the russians. very important for their military operations for re supplying their troops in the north of the dumbass region, which is, according to president putin, the ultimate goal of this war. at least 24 people have been killed in fighting this week on the border between kyrgyzstan and to request on both sides accused. the other of restarting a lon

when a group is now being relocated from namibia in southern africa. 8 cheaters will be flown from it in the media to maria or dishes who know national park experts. so the animals could help restore grassland ecosystems in india. ah.

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the creatures were flown in from namibia in what officials say is the first time that cheetahs have beenruggle to adapt to the indian habitat. 20 years from now, if tremendous action is taken and there is a lot of habitat available that is free from anthropogenic pressures, from free ranging dogs, and there's good grassland habitat, cheetah habitat, then you can ask this question. but for now, there's no reason to believe this will work. there is no scientific backing. after queen elizabeth ii's state funeral at westminster abbey on monday, her coffin will be transported to st george's chapel at windsor castle, where she shall be laid to rest beside her husband, prince philip. let's go live now to windsor and speak to our correspondent, helena wilkinson. a lot of preparation already under way? a lot of preparation already under wa ? , . , , ., , ~ a lot of preparation already under wa? , , ~ ., a lot of preparation already under wa? , , . way? yes, absolutely. we spoke to an official in the — way? yes, absolutely. we spoke to an official in the last _ way? yes, absolutely. we spoke to an

and that's why if you look across namibia south africa botswana and eswatini where they do have olderividuals where they do have more comorbidities. you see a higher fatality rate from covid. and so the younger generation the less comorbidities certainly under reporting, but i can tell you when you look at access deaths on you don't see the same level of excess deaths and 2020 and 2021 that you see in the developed world. and i think it's really a wake-up call because like you larry we all thought pandemics would be horrific and low and low middle income countries and in the end this pandemic singled out upper and upper middle income kind of incredible and there was no natural a lions of those countries. we were all focused on low and low and middle income countries. so again, there were no formal channels to really share information between our european colleagues and the us and our central american colleagues and and canada and we would because we thought it was going to be there and it was here and i think this is really opens up a glaring a glaring mistake that we all made over th

time i auditioned new york, l.a., i got shipped out to south africa, the desert, borderline with namibiaed. my makeup artists are huge tolkien fans. they do my makeup, set me up with lights. i was living in a tent. tent accommodations. i shoot it in my tent, very little wi-fi. only in this kitchen and the top of the hill. a little bit of like -- it was almost like dialup, you know. put the phone there, plug it in. sleep in the kitchen. eight hours later i wake up in the morning to "upload failed." >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> i'm freaking out. i give the phone to my driver that was this. it drives two hours to the next village where there's wi-fi. he plugs it in, sends it. gets to the producers, and i got my response, and it was nope again. >> jimmy: oh, no, wow. >> by that point i'm freaking out. i really want this role. i really believe that this role is for me. i tell my team, listen. i know jay lives in barcelona, i speak spanish. i know we're going to vibe. if he meets me, i know he's going to give it to me. let's redirect my flight, i'll show up at his office, we'll have coffee. they're l

they were relocated from namibia in southern africa, and all the 12 are expected next month. still ahead on al jazeera in sport canned as men's football team, stepped out preparations to a country's 1st world comp appearances. 1986 ah a final farewell after days of ceremony and emotional tributes. queen elizabeth the 2nd would be lay to rest at windsor castle. britons longest reigning monarch would be buried next to her husband, prince philip, her parents and her sister as leaders from all over the world to pay their respects . join us for life coverage of the funeral. on alger santa queen elizabeth the 2nd . a final farewell lou. ah now the amazon or bub, it's all the original inhabitants of libya with their own flag, language, and culture. for decades they were repressed. under the rule of my moral hibachi, are they getting the chance now to celebrate their culture? malik train their explains western libya is home to libya's berber people, the embassy scattered across than a full. so mountains are old. amazon cities like this one and the other girl, her abdullah sassy, says

eight cheetahs from namibia have been arrived, eight more are expected to be here from south africa. — a country she visited many times and whose language she spoke fluently. france reciprocated the feeling. president macron said the french were grateful for her majesty's deep affection for their country. she mastered our language, he said, loved our culture, and touched our hearts. hugh schofield reports from paris. in 1948, aged just 22, her majesty fell for paris and paris fell for her. on an official visit representing her father the newly married princess elizabeth was the toast of the town, charming her hosts with her grace, beauty and perfect french. je suis particulierement heureuse que ce soit pour venir en france. that post—war visit left the queen with happy memories, not least of the flower market near notre dame cathedral which she loved, and which now bears her name. her majesty came back to france many times over her long reign. the last occasion was in 2014, and at the end of that state visit she expressly asked for a chance to come back again and look around this flo

they were relocated from namibia and southern africa, and other 12 are expected next month. it's hope the population will grow from there . the idea behind this project is to provide cedar. i mean india were a funding population of cheddar that can be reintroduced over time. we hope in this 5 year period and then this today within our release in the us open and hopefully if the price is more then they will literally reaper will need and re colonized the audience would say when, locally it's the sad been drunk as a conservationist and former cricketer, he's in banga room and joins made life from that. good, happy with us. so 1st of all, do you think this reintroduction of the cheaters is going to succeed? well, absolutely. um. so i mean, i'm extremely bullet is an exciter and the fact that something truly wonderful, it happened to indian. why? like we needed a kickstart and as come directly from the piano, witcher is going to drive conservation forward. because if you look at what's happening here with the jeter, it's going to become a keystone species and definitely with the