continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the canadian capital accra in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side stall. we hear afro pop and afrobeat as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentially african about them. oh. africa doesn't just inspire through its music this is an artist and scores where yasser likes to buy fabrics she finds ideas for his stage shows and music video costumes hit. the writer for the truth. today she's looking for fabric for a head scarf. wants to use my fabric. lines but. my flak you put. it 3 yards what can we do that she has never turned her back on africa she still feels at home his she says and is more relaxed here than in europe in ghana she tells us she never feels misunderstood never out of place will stand out and if it shuts because of her origin. this also is where she reconnects to her musical roots the music she heard in a child it also works. i was growing up here you are continuously e

resettling in guyana he met obvious shortly after his arrival they now live together in the capital accra. marcus's belongings have not yet arrived from america but at least obvious photos of her relatives are a comfort. family history is important to them even when it is a painful one marcus's case. when i was 12 years old my family was attacked by the police off by police officers i watch my family member every male in my family. everyone between my grandmother a mother be beaten in front of me a toilet. and we were coming from my great grandmother's funeral. and to watch that back and ingest it from a very young age i kind of felt like i'd never be. avia is preparing for one client she works as a massage therapist mixing traditional western massage techniques with god name spirituality. she was drawn to gonna after experiencing rejection and discrimination in america she says now 38 avia was much younger when she was suddenly called into a boss's office. and i'm seeing that i got my a half moment of that i was directly told that being african was not acceptable and the person was looki

capital accra has a thriving used electronics market but in other cities too such as. people do a lot of take recycling. mark has found suppliers to view spitters across the country and send the call from started repairing electronics goods 13 years ago mostly computer as he still has also become an employee of used batteries which he now sells to and his team but. to me when i started my business 13 years ago and i've known them for a year i saw right away that this was a good business opportunity they always pay on time and they're clear about what they want that's why we try to hold onto the waste especially our batteries and no longer give them to the scrap. 10 power tubes have been sold so far they don't come cheap they can cost between 871500 euros. their customers include both private individuals and public sector institutions such as these health care center if this power outage they just turn on the power tube. we've been using power to for several years now in fact it wasn't big enough for a tremendous benefit. because there's a tradition in crimea especially

44 year old at them felicia is getting ready for a daily duties at the 2 kinds national courts in accra. at him he's got his face femal aircraft martial art a profession traditionally the preserve of many encana includes properly grounding aircraft the lounge airports and inspecting the runway for elements that's good pose a risk to aircraft when not a science to their own and then works from this control room monitoring incoming and outgoing aircraft and this is as much to do in here. with airfield at least you have a little time to rest when they fly across country but here it is 247 am you communicate with people. who they stay me gratian the customs the d.n.i. the terminal people the security everybody answer recently at him was the only female aircraft marshal or that his story has encouraged other women to join the profession he also has. inspiring young people so that he gets. interested in the industrious will and we all work of who she is a very great inspiration to us all look at him story has gained a lot of media attention in ghana puts in the profession as a hold in the spo

she lives about a 5—hour drive along the coast from the ghanaian capital, accra, with her 5—month—oldnever knew her birth mother growing up, and with nowhere else to go, she moved here to live with a family friend when her father passed away three years ago. around 1a people live with ruth in this compound in the village and on cooking day, everyone mucks in to prepare, cook and bag the chips ready to be sold. around 9am, it's time for ruth to leave. she will visit three markets today, helping to sell enough bags of chips to support both her and her daughter. south—east of ghana, in the ugandan capital kampala, joy has already been awake for hours. it's saturday. i'm going to school and i have maths, technical drawing and physics today. joy leaves for school around 6am and it can take about an hour to commute through the heavy kampala traffic. when you go through school, you are more likely to succeed in life. for example, i want to be an architect. there is no way i am going to achieve that except if i do go through school. i do maths, physics and technical drawing and next year i wi

capital accra has a thriving used electronics market but in other cities too such as the and so he any people do a lot of take recycling. mark has found suppliers to views bed trees across the country anthony acco from started repairing electronics goods 13 years ago mostly computer as his store has also become an employee of used batteries which he now sells to attain and he still but. to me when i went with what i saw right away that this was a good business opportunity they only scale on time when i'm very clear about what they want that's why we try to hold onto our in the 20 was no one especially me is here and no longer gives them to the scrum to cry not for. 10 power tubes have been sold so far they don't come cheap they can cost between 871500 euros. their customers include to both private individuals and public sector institutions such as this health care center if this power outage they just time on the power tube. we've been using power to for several years now in fact it wasn't big enough a tremendous benefits because that's a powerful interest in crimea especially the how

they really get other countries are indeed the united states to do to kind of minimise the power of accrae and block huawei from providing the next generation of mobile infrastructure. 5g networks. the us has blocked them from doing that here and also encouraged allies like australia and new zealand to do the same which they have done so. interestingly this lawsuit we saw today is just kind of one front of this ongoing battle between huawei and the us. long—held concerns about national security that think they are too close to the chinese military and chinese government and could be used in espionage. huawei says there's no evidence of that and would never be allowing their company to be used for spying. just about 20 seconds for spying. just about 20 seconds for your answer but they are meant to be thrashing out a trade deal, and this big elephant, i don't know, in the room? another friend with a don't seem to be going well in the trade talks. big disagreement over huawei and china has said all terrorists should be rolled back if there is that agreement as it stands if we don't get an ag

she lives in takoradi, about a five—hour drive along the coast from the ghanaian capital, accra, withre to live with a family friend when her father passed away three years ago. around 1a people live with ruth in this compound in the village and, on cooking day, everyone mucks in to prepare, cook and bag chips ready to be sold. around 9am, it is time for ruth to leave. she will visit three markets today hoping to sell enough bags of chips to support her and her daughter. south—east of ghana, in the ugandan capital of kampala, joy has already been awake for hours. it is saturday, i'm going to school, i have technical and physics today. joy leaves for school around 6am. and it can take about an hour to commute to the heavy kampala traffic. when you go through school, you are more likely to succeed in life. for example, i want to be an architect. there is no way i'm going to achieve that except if i do go to school. i do maths, physics and technical drawing and next year i will be finishing high school and i hope to go to university and study architecture. it starts from the top and goes

they serve markets including accra stent, afghanistan -- andy: icbc alibaba financial are teaming upove services and focus on areas like electronic payments and cross-border finance. it marks another move into online lending for alibaba. last week it was one of the key investors in china's largest ever funding rounds as they raked in $156 million in financing. boeing will temporarily halt production of the 737 max in january with the aircraft still grounded. shares fell in late trade extending declines already seen in the regular session. let's bring in david cycling for more. switching off this production line, that is challenging. surprisede people be in the nine months since the plan has been grounded they have still been producing claims. -- planes. huge production line within boeing. there is a vast supply network stretching through much of the u.s. boeing has pressed those supplies hard in recent years. pushing them to deliver on time and cheaper. pushing them much harder by hope in the production line -- it has takener them a while to push this button. paul: this is meant to b

. >> miss jill ella thank you very much, thank you secretary for joining us today, sarah accra terry devos you have repeatedly said that you're new partial formula is necessary for individualized review of claims from defrauded borrowers. is that? correct >> yes. isn't it true -- >> not only for individual but from a framework and a process. isn't. it's true that you're new partial release formula does not allow for and do individualized a few of? claims >> no it does allow for individualized to review it claims. >> you're sure of? that >> each claim is being reviewed individually by general plans robust -- >> so the partial review -- relief formula does allow for an individualized review of claims? >> yes, i mean each of them are being reviewed individually. that's why we're here, three times a number of attorneys we've had previously. >> the gentlelady yields? >> yes. are you asking whether or not the individual cases are reviewed or whether or not the individual dynamics whether the person's income is individually reviewed? >> love the latter. >> not the -- well, no it's a program