it is your own public protector in south africa.s endemic corruption within it. and patronage and corruption are things that have dogged the anc for the last two decades. i put it to you that the anc has become rotten. well, i would disagree with you. i think that the anc has been the one, led by cyril ramaphosa, that has revealed the levels of corruptions that there are, and actually ta ken action to address it. so i would disagree with you. and i repeat, that the narrative that you choose is the one that you depict because there are many, many parts to south africa that you and other media never referred to. on this question of the politics of your country today, you have to take a view. there are some who say that jacob zuma's allies, in and around government, are trying to bring down, undermine cyril ramaphosa. where do you sit in what seems to be fundamentalface—off between the zuma camp and ramaphosa? where are you? i am a patriotic south africa who believes there is work to be done for our country and for the people of our co

open up to africa from a job opportunity rights and point opportunity where we participates within africa but also globally and that takes a bit of can focus within the context of training up full data science but that space exists not on us and i think in the future if we drive towards that environment we can do a lot of work towards bringing africa forward and throwing a lot with my contacts on the science that's kind of talking to the point on the mobile networks africa from that perspective. you like to think kind of leads a lot of the thinking around but banking yeah just because we can actually step straight into the mobile network space as opposed to the cop was right let me get to martin sylvia because we're running out of time there's no role model for this it hasn't been done before and i think it's time for africa to act now if we don't it may be too late so the opportunity is there and i sense of urgency to get going sylvia. i would say a lot of tension no thinking our own base and skills development to make sure that the african continent especially the african governments ar

asia had 20 years ago it's really got to be africa for africa and this type of platform taking the best of the technologies and the best energies of entrepreneurs like here can make it work as a great example i think it's it's real time but i mean at the moment those platforms don't exist so the real question where x. is where. who has it and what are they doing with it there's not much straight out to moment. needs to be extracted and collected and it's an opportunity and right and i think data and infrastructure should be treated as electricity roads and health care like high priority strategy strategic infrastructure for the government so the potential is there it is locked up there's not much of it and that's the huge upside and there's also the downside risk and if we don't do it small medium enterprises won't be able to keep up. almost jumping in. our group entirely with the idea that data don't pee right now is locked up it's in storage it's not it hasn't been built to be used by data versus right it's been built for complaints perspective for it how do you mean so it's to say th

africa. rwanda has released stunning 2 digit economic growth figures and i have some people asking whether the absolute good to be true. top of all talent see remains high in many parts of africa but a cheap solution developed by uganda stop a set out change that pulls all the young doctor came up with the idea. this is business africa d.w. welcome to rwanda is reporting double digit growth for the 2nd quarter of the year heavy government spending especially in civil construction projects drove g.d.p. growth 12.2 percent in the quarter considerably higher and he. has become an economic darling of sub-saharan africa spending heavily to improve infrastructure and a truck outside investment but the kigali government has been accused of manipulating statistics to paint a pretty picture of the economy. now let's look into that from toronto i'm not joined by david him barack he's an economist and former advisor to run us presidents david can we trust these figures are they too good to be true. they

from south africa as the. box what. i have to offer that . also on the program. means i'm probably more on the former president has fallen on the government option or school bus funeral plan. there's. a unique cross cultural collaboration between young south african composer whose new makes this awful beans we. welcome to the program they are home by their future is on sets and this is for many of the nigerians from south africa hundreds of nigerians the flights home solo in a wave of violence against foreign as in south africa while there is relief to have an escape many say they are not sure what the future holds for them i told our correspondents funny was one of the fast international correspondents to meet any of the airports in lagos and sent us this report. slowly and with a long delay it finally arrives the airplane from johannesburg. and some officials are waiting for the passengers to disembark. this is the 1st machine from south africa with nigerian. the 1st since immigrant violence erupted in and a

this is the 1st machine from south africa with nigeria. the 1st since anti immigrant violence erupted in and around your hand last week now that the nigerians are back what does the future hold for that. warm welcome to begin with but a lot of uncertainty to this woman left south africa after 7 years because of the xenophobic attacks she says she has brought her child with her. so. what's the plan for your future and what are you hoping to forge ahead probably find a job because i'm a graduate. of. hours earlier and just outside of the airport the usual hustle in lagos nigeria is facing chronic unemployment especially among its youth just like south africa this young man study to be an accountant but can only survive repairing cars he believes the future is bleak for the returning. few so sorry for the because. the govt may. give you. a question that a senior assistant of president bihari is eager to answer the government has been criticised for not doing enough for the returning a private airline chose to volunteer to bring some of them h

the a w s's of this world they are based in africa for africa and other ways our detail will never be in the continent forever so it's a good idea as long as the is based in the african continent and controlled by the africans could you potentially see africa being the one to deliver the data as opposed to receiving it if the training is focused on the african continent by having the skills the skill transfer to the africans who will be able at least to drive these idea then i feel like it will be a very. good thing to look at so we agree we have. ok we have got minutes left and i just want to ask my panelists to all of you just tell me what you think the future is for africa when it comes to data and what we can do to kind of the power that will start with you alex and the work of a facility for me as i said beginning i think there's 2 parts of the brain that you have to keep in balance one is the opportunity side i think it's early days in terms of the implications of the 4th industrial revolution that i think there's some great leapfrog applications for africa in all the sectors th

this is news africa coming up on the program pope francis wraps up his tall solve in africa we asked what impacts us the pope's while before hot also coming out of pocket. but that's that's in south africa child so far and asked to go full racial tensions are running hot at least 10 people have been killed in the last week alone we think and look at what's fueling the hatred. i am. i mean michael jr it's great to have you with us pope francis has wrapped up a weeklong visit of south africa with a mosque on monday tens of thousands of faithful we've palm branches as francis arrived by pope will be held. reverend jock's dissolve in 1000 century french missionary minister that receives france's people to look up abbas a role model who spoke up for the voiceless and a country where less than a 3rd of the population is catholic and is seen by many as a unifying figure didn't you correspondent chris is an irish just for the people visit i spoke to worship a great. interfaith family outing to the grave of jack. beatified french missionary. was born a hindu but is now a christian by the mond

a major boon in africa we produce in east africa because the unit costs and the wages we pay for them fit well together and we also have enough manpower available it's the only way we can still be successful in the market and it's the only way we can sell our products at all i think that's good as a market while the opposite sometimes. with sales increasing even in china they claim twins are proud of a company that's gone from humble beginnings to one that's growing around the world . a certain business with. the for. cultural fit for. joining us from africa more or link to exception stories and discussions. of easy town while whoops i d w to come smash the tree come join us on facebook g w africa. means time to take stuff on. the face of all the fun time in europe just such the knowledge and the fun for the troops. it's hard to overcome boundaries and to cut. the time for. and you to every news coming up ahead. on. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes national died. in cameroon weeklong talks to end the separatist crisis kicked off today best key stakeholders boy

is africa has been short changed but africa should not be short changed climate change finance that is what the africa development bank actually about and they're saying that you know the fact that the rest of the world has shoot changed africa by contributing the mosque to the cabin footprint and it shouldn't be short changed in terms of financing to help it we need to get some of that climate change effects and saw that akamai and africa being fed up could actually play very well into the fact that most of the african leaders are accu ing that if this company mission is being contributed by the developed countries they should be able to finance africa's. climate change effects of the area all well and good for western activist for action on climate change isn't growth a priority a bigger priority in africa than climate change. it is indeed but if you look at the facts of climate change they're not sparing africa just because it contributes the least to. print climate changes affecting the entire planet and so for africa that entirely depends on a great culture magically depends an

shadow on the world economic forum on africa in cape town south africa president's. council opening speech on. african businesses across the continent. missing out on making a tidy profit. because. business african. looting and attacks against foreigners are now sparking a reprisal attacks on south african businesses in nigeria the violence in south africa is also overshadowing the $28.00 world economic forum on africa today. african president. was set to open the meeting with the riots forced him to counseling speech and attend to the security situation. arrived at the world. where he. across the country. many african foreigners no longer feel safe in south africa these demonstrators want an end to the violence against women in the country. have stepped up security at the venue for the world economic forum the mood is tense but south african officials aren't taking part in the press conferences and some participants want to talk about the attacks i think i think it should it's really iconic now that we're having this meeting demonstrations about. the building i thin

for your time now what is the root cause of xenophobia in south africa. and immigrant sentiment in south africa's a very complicated issue it is not an issue that is arose in recently part of the fabric of society since the formation of the african states in 1994. it seems linked to a series of myths. deep rooted in many local communities regarding the negative impact in international migration on south african society. international markets are accused of stealing jobs committing crime out of practicing prostitution and engaging in the legal like caltex trade these myths are without foundation. it's a national model and seems to be a ready scapegoat for many of the problems that plagues that african society but not not not finish that not to cut you but it's this it's wissen across countries on the continent about for south africa it always seems like 2nd nature out to resort to violence to handle the mob why is that. i think we have to look very carefully at public attitudes towards violence in south africa at the human sciences research council we've b

open up to africa from a job opportunity rights and culture and it's where we participates within africa but also locally and the takes a bit of can focus within the context of training up to the science but that space exists not on us and i think in the future if we drive towards that environment we can do a lot of work towards bringing africa forward and probing a lot within the context of science that's kind of talking to the point. the mobile networks africa from the perspective. you like to think leaves a lot of the thinking at ron burkle banking you know just because we've actually stepped straight into the mobile networks business because of the caucus because right now we get to more access than we have because we're running out of time there's no role model for this it hasn't been done before and i think it's time for africa to act now if we don't it may be too late so the opportunity is there and i sense of urgency to get going so again. i would say a lot of intentional thinking our own base and skills development to make sure that the african continent especially the african g

a major boon in africa we produce in east africa because the unit costs and the wages we pay for them fit well together and we also have enough manpower available it's the only way we can still be successful in the market and it's the only way we can sell our products at all i think that's going to. go. with sales increasing even in china they claim twins are proud of a company that's gone from humble beginnings to one that's growing around the world . business with. their striving for reconciliation and the rebuilding of their young nation the people of kosovo a war widow founds a successful company. an artist to realize this is dream and a journalist finds persistent prejudice. new perspectives kosovo 20 years after the war. 60 minutes. and on demand. language courses. video or you know. where. this is t.v. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes national die. in cameroon weeklong talks to end the separatist crisis kicked off today but key stakeholders boycott it is the exercise do and what's at stake. we get it right country is back on track oh we get it wrong this country mig

this is the africa coming up on the program criminal not seen a full bit about how south africa's feast describes the need says looting and violence in the country will take an in-depth look of what's behind the autopsy and why they keep out also coming up. the long road to recovery in mozambique how are the countries promised coping nearly 6 months after the devastation caused by cycling die. i am eddie michael jr you're welcome to the show we begin in south africa where thousands of people in johannesburg have been arrested after riots and looting on monday many of the targeted shops are reported to be owned by foreign nationals the looting of foreign shops in south africa is becoming a common occurrence with no end in sight but the country's policeman is. racially motivated the work of opportunist. people. and using. but for now there is nothing that is sparked. any of this conflict between south africans and the. so. that what he did with. south africa has long been a major destination for economic migrants from parts of the continent but when a country seen unemployment rates at ar

this is business africa. as well the energy market in south africa has always been dominated by coal which is in abundance in 2017 coal fired plants generated over 3 quarters of electricity as a consequence south africa accounts for almost half of all c o 2 emissions of the entire african continent the government now wants more sustainable low carbon economy so why energy is becoming increasingly important and cape town is at the center of these developments. your political this solar system can be set up quickly almost anywhere within just 2 days it's producing electricity it's environmentally friendly and it's cheap solar technology has as has advanced in such a way that the environmental benefit is no longer the only selling argument cost have come down so significantly the ease of insulation has become. a real seller. the company delivers solar power from cape town in south africa to the whole continent the equipment can fit into a container this is how a school in southern sudan was supplied with power.

africa as the steve's in a. box what. i have to offer. also in the program. while means a former president his family on the government or school off year old plan. unique cross cultural collaboration we speak to young south african composer. mixes we. welcome to the program they are home by their future is uncertain this is for many of the nigerians from south africa hundreds of nigerians flights home solo in a wave of violence against foreign as in south africa while there is relief to have an escaped me they say they are not sure what the future holds for them i told our correspondents funny for a shot was one of the fest international correspondents to meet any of the airports in lagos sent us this report. slowly and with a long delay it finally arrives the airplane from johannesburg. and some officials are waiting for the passengers to disembark. this is the 1st machine from south africa with nigerian. the 1st since anti immigrant violence erupted in and around your hand last week now that the nigerians are

what's wrong with africa's most developed economy south africa grapples with its cash strapped state owned enterprises i mean to rampant xenophobia we go live to johannesburg. also coming up with one of those and most aside the taxi market has seen a flurry of tech investment now it's ready to switch from gasoline to electric. welcome to a business africa i'm going to johnsonville and good to have you with us. a wave of retaliatory attacks of hate south african owned businesses in nigeria apparently in reprisal for center phobic attacks that have been taking place on foreign owned businesses in south africa and chrysler attacks in the nigerian capital abuja have been intensifying with a south african supermarket chain shoprite heavily targeted telecommunications firm empty and has also been hit the attacks come in response to a wave of xenophobic violence that has beset south africa hundreds of nigerians there are reportedly to be flown home free of charge by private nigerian airline peace. meanwhile ratings agency moody's just trent its forecast for south africa down to north point

this is africa coming up on the program. not. about how south africa's fuse describes the need says looting and violence in the country to take an in-depth look of what's behind and why they keep popping also coming up. along the road to recovery in mozambique how are the countries promised coping nearly 6 months after the devastation caused by side going to die. your welcome to the show we begin in south africa where the thousands of people in john his bag have been arrested after riots and looting on monday many of the targeted shops are reported to be owned by foreign nationals the looting of foreign shops in south africa is becoming a character with no end in sight by the country's police minister. opportunist. people looting and all that and using that. but for now there is nothing that has sparked. any of this conflict between south africans and the. so. that what dealing with criminality rather than the present moment. now south africa has long been a major destination for economic migrants from the continent bought when t

this is deja news africa coming up in the next. if the minutes. from south africa nearly lost his life just violent crime. growing vegetables short in the race. card.

so what does this mean for the economy of south africa. well the gold mining industry in the mining industry in general is you know it's not anymore the predominant into the sector in the south african economy it's velda versified we have sectors like the financial sector and the manufacturing sector which are followed just in the mining sector. however the money sent to still oppose a 1000000 of people and if mining companies decide to exit so that because those people who lose their jobs as well the mining industry is very crucial in terms of skills to both of them and to here in south africa. but if you say that mining is such is not that profitable anymore and in south africa clearly for the economy it will have to move away from from gold mining at least are there any plans to what to do with with all the people that were then. sure i guess there are 2 ways you can look at the gold industry here in south africa one way would be to see it as a sunset industry to dispense filling with rising costs and political hostility on the other ha

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ante for the rights of keeping south africa on edge casting a shadow on the world economic forum on africa in cape town south african president . of the council is opening speech and does a backlash against south african businesses across the continent. and how far most analysts soon too are missing also making a tidy profit from medical marijuana because for the last. census business african the w. . looting and attacks against foreigners are now sparking reprisal attacks on south african businesses in nigeria the violence in south africa is also overshadowing the 28th world economic forum on africa today. african president. was set to open the meeting with the riots forced him to councilors speech and attend to the security situation. arrived at the border. where he. cross the country. many african foreigners no longer feel safe in south africa these demonstrators want an end to the violence against women in the country. have stepped up security at the venue for the world economic forum the mood is tense but south african officials aren't taking part in the press conferences and some par

this weekend i think that's really one of africa's strengths for africa. and i had already suspected that singing has a completely different meaning here than it does for us in germany and that it brought people together during the apartheid era and gave them strength and was maybe even used to make political statements political statements sic even the spring had music everything and. right now i'm very angry hesitant because i've just seen or been shown how so many personal fates were affected by a party not my idea that richie apartheid could take hammond is in the studio but i'm also thinking about germany. and how there are still racists all over the world and a justice who gives in. so . they're all in cool aiko means freedom to the women from leipsic are getting a lesson in soon one of south africa's official languages. there was. that the. c.l.o. in just 6 make good use of the break before their next for herself. she shut in . by. one take the stand and i care of. 10 was chanting god did you get here. and that in the inside it was. wrong. because.

this is business africa. violence on wednesday overshadow the opening of the world economic forum on africa an offshoot of the famous meeting world leaders and captains of industry and doubles the south african house of course we're keen to show their best side but instead been protests in several cities including johannesburg people see few prospects in their home. has also been directed against people from other countries a reporter claridge filed this report. trade in the port of cape town continues as usual for a couple of minutes and loaf you can enjoy the rest the young entrepreneur arrived from johannesburg the night before the unrest in her home town shook her. it's total tragedy it's very sad as specially. the looting and the killing and the chaos it's not good for. us it's going to scare away investors south africa is a land of extremes much of the black majority population under apartheid is still living in poverty there are a few prospects especially for young people the economy is stagnating econ

escalating violence in south africa has left 10 dead in days of attacks now on migrants from other african countries. most across this to the u.s. carries a military exercises right next to venezuela in line with the apparent strategy of surrounding the enemy to break down that tactic it seems becoming rather world. good morning my name is kevin and thanks for watching revici and around the world let's get straight down to business and start top story today a newly released report by a conservative watchdog alleges there's a covert multi-million dollar strategy to promote left leaning values in the u.s. the document a massive scheme to push certain topics from supporting obama care to slamming donald trump's border war down off takes a closer look at how it operates. what's more powerful in politics than money a strong candidate with a good program and idealist would see nothing a realist would say but a politician would say dark money dark money is the millions of dollars that behind the scenes donors are spending to send the political train down the track and according to the left leanin

situation in south africa. sudan has been readmitted to the african union its membership was suspended in june after a deadly attack on protesters in the capital khartoum on thursday sudan's merely appointed prime minister abdullah him doc named his cabinet members part of a transitional power sharing agreement between the military and pro-democracy demonstrators it is the 1st cabinet since longtime president omar al bashir was ousted in a. cameroon's main opposition leader has gone on trial in a military course maurice come to know is accused of rebelling against the government and could face life in prison if found guilty he was the runner up in last year's presidential election which he claimed victory trial has been condemned by the united states france and the european union. the u.s. economy added 130000 jobs last month fewer than expects it experts say u.s. president donald trump's trade war with china may be to blame some companies are choosing to delay decisions on hiring staff until a clearer picture

this is business africa. as well come for many economies cross the african continent infrastructure is one major stumbling block when it comes to driving up exports a deep sea port can come in quite handy to do that in the south of the continent cape town and durban are the main ports dominating the market but the mini is now said to change that 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 conn

about a photograph and are going to ask i'm to protect africa. but as i'm not. a muscle grabbing minister from the law but remember this i'm not the more and more i am not about the more so much of the model but from both of those i had talked to thought of the last of them. and away but i really like that attitude. you know as the last one i was going through from a shoujo for your case for your. final hour you're fine and you and our house like so i ask if you can only do good to make and to because here i am one turns you on to now because i don't have anyone to help me so what are your prayers my guess is that i call a few hours. we are today i feel that we. are going to be and i have a killer on my hands a rapist and i assure you i'm not. going to show. his hand if there were no other reason i got them a better method of my question i have how many you are not but. come on the skin seething maggot again one of them yes all of that musta missed out on you look easy let me point out you can get a. job but. if you are has issues and everyone wants to carry the

in south africa the u.s. economy and it added 130000 jobs last month fewer than expected experts say it may be a sign that president donald trump's trade war with china is to blame alan fischer has moved from washington. it's a growing company one of the fastest in its state one of the fastest in the country but with most of the production centered in china everything has taken a hit because of donald trump's trade war that's put a hold on investment and on hiring we're confident that we can stay in business it will do ok but it's definitely going to affect how we do business how profitable we are how fast we can grow how much we can provide the product that our customers want at the price that they like it donald trump impose another round of tide of some $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods at the start of this month that adds to the tide of that were brought in last year the president believes the deal with china is close but he said that before they had the worst year in over 50 you know they had a a y

take down notice the world economic forum on africa as violence hurts south african businesses at home and abroad. and taking the heat and around it germany's wee hours say that one of the oldest oh by construction is down south again. and a physical and let's do business is that the end of an era steel and engineering grape juice and hope is the latest german blue chip company to be relegated from the dax the company was a founding member of the flagship index and has traded on it for more than 30 years a setback for tucson cope as the ailing conglomerate tries to turn around its fortunes it loses its fall out of the index after a steep decline in its share price made $1.00 a spice extensive profit warnings it's also had to restructuring plans for the pieces like many suppliers the steel company is suffering from a fall in production in the auto sector which is partly due to the trade well. let's go over to our financial correspondent privately but sylvie is this is something that investors just on to interested in traditional industry enable. well i'd have to give you a yes or no one

joining us from africa. your link to exception stories and discussion from the town where i would say deep down below come smash the truth come join us on facebook. for. this is the news africa that's coming up in the next 15 minutes the nigerian back home from libya. one of them is gloria deep thought she could help a family from abroad to abandon that plan to a horrible here and if you will hear from the organizations working to ensure good and others don't try to meet again. and why is no piece on your wall at the central to twichell between kenyans and nigerians we'll get the lowdown from our correspondents in play costs.

this is the news africa coming up on the program this wraps up his tour of sovereign africa we asked what impact as the pope's one week before had also coming out of pocket. put justice in south africa times before and asked to go full racial tensions are running high at least 10 people have been killed in the last week alone we think and look at what's fueling the hatred. i am at in my car journey it's great to have you with us pope francis has wrapped up a weeklong visit of south africa with a mass in my ratios on monday tens of thousands of faithful we've palm branches arrived by hope will be. referendum shocks dissolve in 1000 century french missionary minister that receives france's as people to look up a boss a role model who spoke up for the voiceless and a country. where less than a 3rd of the population is seen by many as a unifying figure good of you correspondents at their interest isn't just for the people visit i spoke to worship a great. interfaith family outing to the grave of jack. beatified french missionary. was born a hindu but is now a christian by the mondays hin

the world economic forum on africa opens in cape town as violence hurts south african businesses at war and the growing. trend this is not the global still johnson quote industrial heavy at wage we think it should 100 years of history is kicked down the junkies main stuck it. in his will and let's do business iran's nuclear deal continues to fall apart when the united states pulled out reintroducing sanctions iranian leaders threaten to crank up the centrifuges that's exactly what they said to do from tomorrow claiming it's only for peaceful purposes a $15000000000.00 loan from france to compensate for sanctions looks increasingly unlikely russia is mulling support for the oil industry already hit by washington's punitive measures and you sanctions target oil smuggling all in all the economy is . there's always a feeling of anticipation want to ship docks in iran's harbor it's the same. on the other rainy and ports in the persian gulf the ships unload food and household items particularly washing machines televisions and other electrical appliances. traders like abdullah safari have bee

there responding to violent attacks in south africa against foreigners including $1000.00. now some attending to violence themselves. we are not to like. some of them and you're angry not you don't you it's you know you went into the shop right because what was really happening south african franchise shop right. was among those targeted the company closed several of its stores jute the damage. in the capital a boucek clashes at a shop right supermarket that put traffic to a standstill after demonstrators burned tires and threw rocks at the stall. in lagos groups was seen stopping cars and attacking drivers believed to be south africa and. others called for a stronger response from nigeria's government let me use our leader. you should know should not comport refers to you could talk a little give nigerians come out and speak in a joint and say this is what we are doing when you keep quiet we know of some sort of people to do something and one of people want to do something another because they're not going to carry out a peaceful protest proceed i don't want to react our p

news africa with eddie make a junior coming up just after a short break as always you can find the latest headlines around the clock at g.w. dot com or follow us on twitter at. he takes a good personal leave us. with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football long line the water starts rising people say for some. reason could be dangerous. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you could write any going to night if you want and probably most of the book on. climate exodus starts september 5th on g.w. . this is news africa coming up on the show on the siege in one theory south african businesses shut down after being targeted us nigerians retaliates against. in johannesburg lesions between the 2 nations on thin ice spheres mountable the spread of fire. also coming up. at the top. of the dance and the always back to school to find out how one leading nigeria is using down. gets kids off the streams and the it's a the clash i are welcome to the show anger in nigeria follow in the

hour i would say do deputed africa join us on facebook and d.-w. africa. africa coming up on the program. threats to the environment the scientific experiments with genetically modified. divides people of the book you know. also on the show. and mission is to children in egypt slums. to teaching them to love respect. you're welcome to the program called the new experiment with genetically modified whisky to be the solution to eradicating malaria let's fight some progress that is easily means one of the well they get. currently about more than $200000000.00 cases of the mosquito borne disease each year and nearly half a 1000000 of those line fact die most of them children the 6 countries with the highest rates of malaria while the wide all in sub-saharan africa. is one of them now your team of scientists here have started on the experiments with. would using the spread of the disease. it's part of daily life for many in the cane a fast here at the local clinic this young boy presents with a high fever he tests positive for malaria and must stay at home in b