our correspondent adrian creech is following the pope's visit. the people of mozambique are looking very much forward to that was itself the pope but here in beirut some residents are disappointed that he's not going to come here and the area around was the reason most affected by cycling the die in march that killed more than 600 people and left tens of thousands homeless the pope sent a video message saying that although he can't go beyond the capital his heart is reaching out to the whole country he is expected to address the nature of the disaster that happened but also the fragile peace process just last month the government signed historic peace treaty with the former rebel group in the arm or but some of their fighters are still refusing to hands in their weapons. hong kong's chief executive kerry lam has bowed to the demands of pro-democracy protesters and withdrawn the contra controversial extradition bill that sparked months of intense protests in the territory the proposal would have permitted defendants be sent to courts in mainland c

just a few weeks ago a new port in the office bay went into operation we sent our correspondent adrian creech to find out all things are going. the new terminal shrouded by the morning's coastal mists it cost over 200000000 euros to complete built by a chinese company financed by loans from the african development bank the new terminal doubles port capacity from 350000 to 750000 containers a year to the region his music is supportive. coming from across. zambia. in terms of the mining chemicals that we're taking to zambia. that are coming to. namibia wants the port to function as a hub for the whole of southern africa a realistic goal given its good road and rail connections to the region. on a visit to namibia german development minister miller also travel to wallace bay. enthusiastic about the ports potential for boosting regional trade he also hopes to deepen ties between germany and namibia. i'm holding mackerel here which is in burned for the democratic republic of congo. is good p.r. there's also hake here for export to spain. we're interested in developing export and cooperation. to ki

correspondent adrian creech was there to witness today's departures. victor east only has a couple hours left to spend with us girlfriend in south africa it's been a year since he arrived here with big plans for the future but then he was confronted with an outbreak of violence against foreigners by flooding we just did it and i was coming to these countries to make a better living because i'm a canny by profession i fix cars what my my past experience here in this country has never impressed me to stay back. on my place who have got this thing that is what i call my life then for you to die in the most country she's been after me to call. because the kind of people here i'm going to people and it's ability to don't care about the security don't they don't care how you feel to do things are stupid . to see mashallah is south african she's ashamed of the attacks she indicator has been dating for a year. there are good people there are good people was so like as we are lost i'm telling you like now my boyfriend is going biggest leaving me here since that

our correspondent adrian creech he's following the pope's visit. the people of mozambique looking very much forward to that was itself the pope but he and bear out some residents disappointed that he is not going to come here and the area around was the region most affected by cycling the die in march that killed more than 600 people and left tens of thousands homeless the pope sent a video message saying that although he can't go beyond the capital his hocks is reaching out to the whole country he is expected to address the nature of that happens but also the fragile peace process just last month the government scientists historic peace treaty with the former rebel group but some of their fight still refusing to hands in their weapons. there was a jew increase their reporting authorities in the bahamas are assessing the devastation caused by hurricane dorian the most powerful storm ever to hit the country large areas of the islands have been flooded and thousands of homes completely destroyed at least 7 people are confirmed dead that figure is exp