, and if the leaders _ future of africa, and if the leaders of africa don't see those _ leaders of africaommon, then we — those two things in common, then we can talk as much as we want _ then we can talk as much as we want and — then we can talk as much as we want and nothing will change. graca — want and nothing will change. graca machel, how can the ecosystem for young african entrepreneurs start —— be improved to create job opportunities? improved to create “ob opportunities?fi improved to create “ob opportunities? improved to create “ob o- ortunities? �* ., opportunities? i'm not even so sure whether _ opportunities? i'm not even so sure whether it _ opportunities? i'm not even so sure whether it exists - opportunities? i'm not even so sure whether it exists in - sure whether it exists in countries. my first point is they should be established. and who should be in power of this ecosystem? it should be young people networks so that they can articulate their own perspectives, their own needs and what they expect, government's private sector and everyone to do to ensure they will be pay

africa's facebook page and other social media platforms to crime fighters tune in now. this is the day of the news africa coming up in the program what's behind muslim based insurgency on this cd how despite his fury didn't all come was on the town of power my last month maybe planning their next moves it's raising fears of i'm not of loved. ones they just chopped off one person's head for no reason right before our eyes that everyone had to watch. so they fled to and i locked our correspondent managed to access the volatile region through just exactly the which is the shadow of. bush because if we don't move forward towards a risk area that is i mean the surrounding islands here at one point where it is attacked the presence of. god and yet another blow for the covert 19 response in south africa where the use of the astra zeneca vaccine had already been stopped now faces even more challenges after the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine . it's a plea for take martial art form and without physical contact we'll find out how it's being used to get palin's kids

africa will be the one to benefit. is there enough government support and incentives like the africa prize for engineering innovation to drive technological development. does the challenge that is really existing in africa we don't have in. africa just briefly the idea is the how much. and once that happens in your house like you have in the africa. you're going to have a lot of africa coming up with ideas and. the economy on that front. thanks for joining us on this. now for a look at some of the other global business stories making the news south africa's tax revenues for last year fell to $85000000000.00 that's 12 percent short of pretorius target the economy shrank by 7 percent during 20 twentieth's the coronavirus hit on employment soared alcohol and tobacco during lockdowns that also cost the treasury almost a $1000000000.00 in. iraqi spending over a $1000000000.00 to boost development so than giant light crude oil fields over 3 years it plans to raise up 245-0000 barrels per day from 130000 now 20 of the require

so that the many does the challenge that is really existing in africa we don't have in. africa. greatly. and once that happens in your house like you have in the africa price point you're going to have a lot of africa just coming up with ideas and. able to scale up and so. on that point. across thanks for joining us on this. now for a look at some of the other global business stories making the news south africa's tax revenues for last year fell $85000000000.00 that's 12 percent short of pretorius target the economy shrank by 7 percent during 2020 coronavirus hit and unemployment soared alcohol tobacco downs that also cost the treasury almost a $1000000000.00 and. iraq is spending over a $1000000000.00 to boost development so than giant light crude oil fields over 3 years it plans to raise up 245-0000 barrels per day from 130000 now 20 of the required 40 oil wells have already been completed. until it does. facing a severe drought as it enters its hottest season threatening the country's farmers and the population in general the thai government has launched major groundwater ope

africa is a continent right with opportunities and challenges and in africa the interim national strategic diamines wants us to continue to build partnerships and work to bring an end to the deadly conflict while preventing the onset of new ones. it also directs us to assist african nations to combat the threat posed by climate change and violent extremism. undergirded by an investments and tools you have afforded the department for building partnership capacity and in close cooperation with our diplomatic and development colleagues the resulting partnerships enable us to support conflict resolution effort in combat the threat posed by violent extremism, improve defense institutions and strengthen democratic norms in the rule of law. these modest investments playing outside role in africa and the department's objectives across the continent. in the middle east dod works to deter iranian aggression, disrupt al qaeda networks, prevent and isis resurgence and protect vital interests such as freedom of navigation. we've made progress toward achieving the enduring defeat of isis and transition

for africa they can address these. pacific problems ok the problem with having international ekta is coming to africa and relying on them because they lack local insight that's why we need our local people who understand the situation better than anyone else we living in it to come forward with solutions ok so let's leave that they but i wonder come over to see you drew 1st because you are of the view that electricity nobody should have to pay for that explain that to us obviously right now with the status quo as it is right. our government is failing right for you to have electricity you've got to have big pockets for it does help us understand just how crippling it can be when people don't have access to see we're talking about something that the united nations has defied as a basic human right. ok it affects. your cooking. it affects how you bottom the money it affects your health basically launch not enough for the human dignity ok to see you want to come in. so i wanted to touch on the health aspect as picked out

isn't like africa in africa everything with people in europe they want to see stickum and it's just like that. but it's not only the migrants that are caught in a crisis young spaniards like javier domingo is and his colleagues have been jobless for months normally when they work as waiters in tourist restaurants but because of the cold with 1910 demick holiday makers have stayed away for weeks the young men have organized protests and believe the numerous migrants make things worse. some accuse the protesters of racism tensions on the island are high. the lot of the problem we want to be clear concerned about the mismanagement of the illegal immigrants and the in action of our government but we are not racists and we've lived here for years with people from different countries and cultures little by side with. the increasing tensions between migrants and islanders wary abu bakar dreaming he came here 12 years ago from mali and now he sees spain as his home grammy works as a social worker and uses his free time to help newly arrived migrants including i'm a do. you something i can nurse

although just a nicki southern africa are not central africa. but nonetheless the bag they've been elevated within the stages of the. prophet so-called that these are mixtape shows clearly there is an ideological link and it's a genuine ideological link so i would actually reiterate what the previous guest said about the. very are the local grievances and these duty to be taken into account on the other hand there is a very clear ideological it now to these dynamics state was this didn't emerge in a vacuum it it was so it had been on the ground beef years now with a ship that fundamentalists preaching and so joseph you spoke earlier about the disenfranchisement of the people there and this is an area particular car where their god away in $2910.00 the government said where there will be deposits and where they're not all liquefied natural gas it's going to be the moment to transform. the country into ways of wealth that didn't happen could it be that the insurgents or the armed groups are tapping into that sense of failure of the government and

isn't like africa in africa everything with people in europe they want to cease to commence it's just like. but it's not only the migrants that are caught in a crisis young spaniards like javier domingo's and his colleagues have been jobless for months normally when they work as waiters in tourist restaurants but because of the cold with 19th endemic holiday makers have stayed away for weeks the young men have organized protests and believe the numerous migrants make things worse some accuse the protesters of racism tensions on the island are high. we want to be clear we are concerned about the mismanagement of the illegal immigrants and the action of our government but we are not racists and we've lived here for years with people from different countries cultures i said with. the increasing tensions between migrants and islanders wary. he came here 12 years ago from mali and now he sees spain as his home graham it works as a social worker and uses his free time to help newly arrived migrants including i'm a do. is a simple. i always tell them it's not as easy as you think when you ar

it's ranked in africa is. now one country that has and has specially poor record when it comes to press freedom is mozambique journalists they are all subject to intimidation basing abductions and extrajudicial killings now we have the story of one journalist who has been missing now for more than a year. barrueco hasn't heard from his brother for over a year. who is a radio journalist who was kidnapped by a unknown abductors on his way home from work he sent a colleague a message just before hand saying he was surrounded by soldiers. from the most east . to. see the people for their. mother who we as his family are very sad swe have no idea what might happen his brother has 2 children and there's also his wife right now the kids go through a bad time we as his family demand information why was he kidnapped where is he a big if we were going to police it was that aagot. well look what i did. was a menzies. who has been to the authorities repeatedly but got no on says his brother works for a local radio station

it's easy to do, but to understand the youth of africa is the power of tomorrow in the future of africad if the leaders of africa don't see those two things in common, then we can talk as much as we want and nothing will change. graca machel, how can the ecosystem for young african entrepreneurs be improved to create job opportunities? i'm not even so sure whether it exists in countries. my first point is they should be established. and who should be in power of this ecosystem? it should be young people networks so that they can articulate their own perspectives, their own needs and what they expect, government's private sector and everyone to do to ensure they will be paying properly. that would lead to a production of a national skills training plan. which every government, every entrepreneur would know where to go. -- and every young people would —— and every young people would know -- and every young people would know where to 90m — -- and every young people would know where to go... so, i believe that first and foremost, these ecosystems need to be in place. they need to be funded.

for africa they can address these. pacific problems ok the problem with having international ekta is coming to africa and relying on them because they lack local insight that's why we need our local people who understand the situation better than anyone else we living in it to come forward with solutions ok so let's leave that day but i wonder come over to you blood rufus because you are of the view that electricity nobody should have to pay for that explain that so us obviously right now with the city to school as it does right our government is failing right for you to have electricity you got to have big pockets for it does help us understand just how crippling it can be when people don't have it seceded to see we're talking about something that the united nations has defied as a basic human right ok it affects the cooking. it affects how you bottom the money it affects your health basically law in short enough for the human dignity ok to see you once a come in. i wanted to touch on the health aspect as picked out r

you know like every case study to africa if you're talking about dictatorships africa and it wasn'tabout tagore africa so coming out of that i felt i needed to change something make the days so much reduced to so much against so much beautiful things i frame africa that were not for it which i maybe selected in development i did and they said if i ever did something it would be something that definitely interesting development and at the same time use in sports. i have to make kenya other potential all the famous athletes gotten from kenya show you can do much more than just a few of us being there scythians of i want to praise is always to be used in rocketing how can the country benefit as a whole. and that's when i got the job with the united nations and then i moved to new york i was like so full of like joy an oath of destiny seeming leahy i am going to change it was like i mean deceased or when you see and make wear out make decisions i mean. that's the kind of just get in there and you stay there until you die and it would make a dangerous time and all. you have a dream like

there is all this talk about islamic state in west africa, in the sahara, in east africa and in southa, but when you look at the chain of command, it doesn't make sense. because when you see the way isil has been operating in syria and iraq, it was a different mindset and mechanism. >> that is true, the islamic state really is indigenous to iraq, so to speak, and to a lesser extent in syria, where it achieved marginal success in 2013-2014, establishing control of administration of land. they never really achieved -- they have never really been able to achieve that level of success they had in iraq and syria in any of the distant provinces, libya only briefly for time in 2015 or 2016. but in all these other places like mozambique, the congo, west africa, it is not the same level of success. but i would stress the ideological angle that it clearly does exist. hashem: joseph, with three big energy companies operating there, exxon mobil and t total, do you see the potential for greater intervention from now onwards? >> i think so. but i think it is the isis or isil link that becomes impor

hundreds of doctors and nurses in south africa have already died from cope at 19. i really felt as though i was working in a system that didn't really care about my own life and with i was going to make it to tomorrow not you know especially seeing all the how it's dying the tributes online you can't help but think that that's going to be a unix. those fears are justified only a few $100000.00 people in south africa have been vaccinated there aren't enough doses to go around at the current rate it would take 16 years to vaccinate the whole population south africa would like to manufacture its own vaccines but the patents are all registered overseas the only way i'd go back is if i'd be able to control. you know my exposure to illnesses you know and if i am exposed to illnesses make sure that i have the correct effective p.p. . sichuan but also needs to be vaccinated but while she's no longer working as a doctor she doesn't mind waiting. joining me now from john is bayside africa is professor of box analogy at the university of vets vasanth sub you might eat welcome

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isn't like africa. you know everything with people in europe they want to cease to commence it's just like. but it's not only the migrants that are caught in a crisis young spaniards like javier dominguez and his colleagues have been jobless for months normally when they work as waiters in tourist restaurants but because of the covert 1910 demick holiday makers have stayed away for weeks the young men have organized protests and believe the numerous migrants make things worse. some accuse the protesters of racism tensions on the island are high. they have lot of a problem we want to be clear we are concerned about the mismanagement of the illegal immigrants and the action of our governmental some of us and we are not racists and we've lived here for years with people from different countries and cultures little by said with. the increasing tensions between migrants and islanders wary abu bakar dreaming he came here 12 years ago from mali and now he sees spain as his home grammy works as a social worker

and has been parts of africa we are seeing israel reach out across africa in a fairly positively in most cases we are doing some arm sales there and quite frankly i would rather see our partners of israeli drones then other drones. >> how concerned are you about the relationship iran is building with china? >> i'm very concerned. it is too soon to tell of this will amount to something or nothing at all? it is interesting but i'm not yet prepared to pass judgment. >> do you see china's involvement continue to grow militarily. >> that engagement is principally economic for what general townsend discussed in africa we see we shouldn't forget china imports their hydrocarbons from the arabian gulf so right now what we see is the leading edge to firmly establish themselves in the region. >> thank you senator scott. >> thank you for being here. president biden recently announced the plans to withdraw all us forces from afghanistan no later than september 11, 2021. that widmark the longest i just want to review what has happened over the past decade and where we stand right now. general mckenzie

this is deja vu news africa on the program today could be a dream to turn chad into africa's next baby at this strong man up this the hell is gone killed on the frontline just as he won reelection off to 3 decades in power. and nigeria instead he tells how we go to that when the people want global oil to pay its bills and clean up the mess it's. going on there in their own through that there are a lot more because of the cumberland block but it's true. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company for 3 decades chats president idriss deby has been an anchor of stability in the so how at least that's how his western allies like to see him chad is surrounded by and stable neighbors libya to the north fell apart when woman gadhafi was ousted sudan space into and the wall in the central african republic a 1000000 feet conflicts in booking a fossil. in nigeria and and militants on the move in mali. today we're asking could it be step is passing turn his country into an even deeper well of instability in the region. confident of victory and another term in office his 6th this wa

china is south africa's biggest trading partner. that relationship was on show in december 2015 the presidents of both countries met for a forum on cooperation which ended with a gonna. it's a visit which has produced the biggest revelation of our undercover operation. by. the last of the fall under the command plant the last one. who is the restaurant manager we met in pretoria introduced us to a dealer selling born in ivory either cheap he says he acted as a tour guide for the visiting chinese delegation. to fire. but. i don't. some of those i'm not a young boy as he was you know married what was. there to. marry or there's never. any more you. go up and down. the farm and you don't leave your little lot of a lot of. people that i'm. not and he claims some of the president's people wanted illegal souvenirs and that's when i saw them going about it. was the. last of them that i'm not on the trunk of my they're. not wrong i'm a lot of what the law. you don't need a group of work to do this he would tell her to. do not walk right. no

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central and africa command.resident new strategy in afghanistan and the complete withdrawal of u.s. troops by september 11 dominated discussion among the lawmakers and generals. this committee hearing is just over two hours. >> let me called her into order. this morning the committee will receive testimony from general mackenzie commanding united states central command, centcom, and general townsend, commander united states africa command, or africom. venky both for your many decades of military service and please extend our appreciation to the men and women serving under you and we appreciate very much their sacrifice and the sacrifice of the families on behalf of the united states. last week in one of the most challenging decisions facing president biden, he announced the withdrawal of all forces from afghanistan by september 11, 2021. it appears the president concluded that more troops might buy more time -- more time would not create a government that could defeat the taliban and effectively govern afghanist

their only one is in africa. they have just expanded that by adding a significant pier that can support even their aircraft carriers in the future. around the continent, they are looking for other basing opportunities. they are also doing cooperation in the intelligence rem that concerns me significantly. i would say that they have offered training and arm sales. frequently, that winds up working out okay for us because their quality of their equipment that they sell frequently is inferior and africans wind up being disappointed with both the equipment they get from china and the training they get from china. china is a learning organization. >> thank you. let me turn to general mckenzie. your testimony you list great power of competition as your third priority behind containing iran's influence and operations. what does that look like and what is the time to shift your priority website. >> we say with russia, disruptive activities. basing in the eastern med trainen, allows them to go into africa. russia is oppor

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for africa they can address these. pacific problems ok the problem with having international ekta is coming to africa and relying on them is the lack of local insight that's why we need our local people who understand the situation better than anyone else we living in it to come forward with solutions ok so let's leave that day but i wonder come over to see you at good rufus because you are of the view that electricity nobody should have to pay for that explain that so us obviously right now with the status quo as it does right. our government is failing right for you to have electricity you got to have big pockets for it does help us understand just how crippling it can be when people don't have access to see we're talking about something that the united nations has defined as a basic human right. ok it affects. the cooking. it affects how you want in the morning it affects your health basically long and short enough for the human dignity ok to see where you want to come in. so i wanted to touch on the health aspect a

this is state of the news africa. i mean open the program what's behind it was on beast insurgency on this cd jihadist fighters who redid the knobs and was on the town of power my last month maybe planning their next moves it's raising fears of another blockbuster. trying. to spin off one instance head for no reason right before our eyes that everyone had to watch it. so they fled to an island our correspondent managed to access the volatile region where we just respect it which is usually. which is good and we can move forward towards it is good is that when i was around the guy that said one point where it takes great decision. and yet another blue for the covert 19 response in south africa where the use of the astra zeneca vaccine had already been stopped now faces even more challenges after the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine. it's the plea for alcohol take martial art form and without physical contact we'll find out how complex is being used to get violent kids off the street. i eddie my junior welc

south africa facing mall travel restrictions around the world than any other country income from foreign tourists has been told put downs will ask the country's tourism minister what type there is for work is never sees holidaymakers. and university students in brazil all struggling to make ends meet during the pandemic instead of studying many have been forced into work shattering that dreams of the great. to see the real business on inventing welcome to the program. south africa's struggling tourism industry is in dire straits with the country subject to a mockery of our shower restrictions than any other nation in the world following one of the hottest covered 19 lockdowns on the planet the country was then hit by the emergence of a highly infectious barrie and now foreign tourism to south africa has been all but wiped out all alone in the african bush safari operator nicola roxon most relies on foreign tourists at his 2000 hectare came farm north of your home his bird. only vehicle vehicle will be prone to have people from all over the world problems europe asia even as far as mongol

in south africa protesting students are now off the streets and have been ordered back to costs that their demonic full freight university education is still on the table. and the sea chilled me into needs thousands of birds of more than 100 species to spend the winter is that . this is critical. hello i'm christine good to have your company a national shutdown of universities has ended in south africa off to violent protests last month the students union at court for the shutdown of the country's 26 university until government agreed to cancel all historical student debt now that has not happened but the union says its end of the shutdown often meetings with the minister of universities and other stakeholders now in addition to the cancellation of debt black students are also calling for the government to increase funding for them they say they cannot afford to. for weeks now students across south africa have been taking to the streets fighting against financial exclusion of students the protests started here at woods university in johannesburg more than $6000.00 students were slate

with eastern africa. and well we around east africa so a lot of i've been watching some local t.v. in uganda local news in tanzania paid for some people are very excited about this pipeline super excited about the potential if you could explain in a nutshell what it is what its purpose is what would you say. welcome me this is a world class development that's far too old to happen i came to uganda in 2011 well now tell or was still exploring and there was a lot of excitement as to what was what was ahead of us it has taken us this long to finally see what looks to be the beginning of the pipeline and of the project that to langer as well as the kingfish development. so yes they. will bring all the oil development will bring a lot of jobs as was mentioned by your former guest is also a big factor in the economic drive for uganda like any and it projects but also where those of us who are in the oil and gas industry that it comes with certain constraints and we know what that is about where in iran right no

you know like every case study to africa if you're talking about dictatorship africa talking about tagore africa so coming out of that i felt i needed to change something make days so much of you so much against so much beautiful things happening in africa that were not for the time maybe selected in development idea and they thought if i ever did something it would be something that definitely improving development and at the same time uses for its. time to make kenya other potential all the famous after you've gotten from kenya surely you can do much more than just a few of us being a city and sort of i want to praise is always to be used in rocketing how can their country benefit as a whole. and that's when i got the job with the united nations and then i moved to new york i was like so full of like joy and those of destiny speeding laiki i'm going to change it was like i mean this or poignancy and lake where at night he learns i mean. that's the kind of just get that and you stay there until you die and it wouldn't make a date with diana and all. you have a dream like goofus who is do

hundreds of doctors and nurses in south africa have already died from cope at 19. i really felt as though i was working in a system that didn't really care about my own life and with i was going to make it to tomorrow not you know especially seeing all the how it's dying the tributes online you can't help but think that that's going to be unix. those fears are justified only a few $100000.00 people in south africa have been vaccinated there aren't enough doses to go around at the current rate it would take 16 years to vaccinate the whole population south africa would like to manufacture its own vaccines but the patents are all registered overseas the only way i'd go back is if i'd be able to control. you know my exposure to illnesses you know and if i am exposed to illnesses make sure that i have the correct effective p.p. . system to also needs to be vaccinated but while she's no longer working as a doctor she doesn't mind waiting. joining me now from john is based on africa is professor of box analogy at the university of vet's bazza sound. welcome to the program

new venture that's fucking up south africa's beaches. and all spanish on these things and sleep is a dream to kids cultures. but 1st we head to west and west songbirds from your rope like to spend the winter now millions of them migrate to senegal mauritania and for the south of landlocked walk in a fossil while their hobby to its increasingly under threat from intensive farming steal a number of calls a vision of doing what they can to ensure migratory birds can still find a winter home in sub-saharan africa. the fruits of the kodiak tree. tom reeds and a good place for any. they've a diversity of trees in coverage tumbi national park in south and book in a fossil office favorable living conditions for many species of bugs. nevertheless but conservationists are concerned migratory birds from western europe such as the kingfish are becoming increasingly rare the woman with other cases where women are solid very migratory birds are indicators of the health of an environment today we can see there are fewer and fewer migratory birds here a

certainly you know within africa within asia to push back on that commitment that religious commitment to the fossil foolishness of the 20th century and really lean in and put money in behind new technologies renewable energy technologies dream technologies that are going to accelerate getting us out of this this this problem of the unfolding climate crisis so that's what we really got to focus solutions since we're talking more specifically about challenges in particular countries and regions let me just zoom in for a moment about when it comes to south africa i mean what's the situation like there and is it ready for a green revolution i think there is a theory talk about it a lot in policy circles the government the president i mean he's one of the 5 african country presidents that have been invited to the summit but president biden . but the problem we have of the challenge we have is that we still rely on they very energy uprooting code as a big driver of our energy supply and we have serious governance crisis and other crises within the state owned entity that supplies electricit

and africa. with its droves of doctors anatomists and colonial. raters europe used race as a scientific tool to justify its domination of africa became a high margin is entity relegated to the very bottom of the human scale. race and the struggle against slavery as principles with the chew pillars of colonialism. the continuation of racial hierarchy is often emancipation is not remotely surprising because it was all that in the ways in which the oppositionists thought the numbers of oppositionists who truly had a conception of african culture african men and women in any way equal to them was relatively small. even the most egalitarian of oppositionists assume that you know british culture is civilized evolved at such rights actual i mean that's part of that's part of our understanding. once they had progressed deep into the african interior the europeans build railways to the coasts at the end of the lines the capitals of the new colonies group the car blog douala punt mark luanda cape town doris. cotton oil rubber cocoa and ivory were transporte

in south africa willow the ball how was a small but free is made to make a local copy. in germany would visit the restaurant try and successfully produce absolutely no garbage. and africa reports from rundown of all small creepy bets on why we shouldn't be scared of them. as we all know the word the face in the number of a buyer makes a crisis we can't afford to waste anymore time when it comes to finding solutions to these problems now one major challenge will be ensuring food security in the decades to come what to do that we have to be able to grow food but that's getting harder all the time there salute. at some of the facts. a single handful of healthy soil is home to more organisms than there are human beings on the entire planet soil supplies plans with nutrients and stores water and c o 2 it provides the basis for practically all the food we need every day. but the world's healthy farmland is disappearing around a 3rd it's already degraded and that leads to crop failures food shortages landslides and flooding. one 5th of the world's population now live and work

base ranked in africa is. now one country that has and has specially poor record when it comes to press freedom is mozambique joined in this they are all subjected to intimidation. abductions and extrajudicial killings now we have the story of one journalist who has been missing now for more than a year. hasn't heard from his brother for over a year. who is a radio journalist who was kidnapped they are known as doctors on his way home from work he sent a colleague a message just before hand saying he was surrounded by soldiers. stories to. the. sea the people of france. who we as his family are very sad it's we have no idea what might happen his brother has 2 children and there's also his wife right now the kids go through a bad time we as his family demand information why was he kidnapped where is he before we begin to police it was that. somebody. who has been to the authorities repeatedly but got no on says his brother works for a local radio station in palma near the a from deep inside where the government

as subsaharan africa as economic growth lags behind the rest of the world the international monetary fund is calling on wealthy nations to help speak to our correspondent in nairobi. turmoil at the top of turkey central bank has done nothing to help the country's economic woes as it makes its latest interest rates decision we'll look at the problems facing turks. also take a look at the new hope for german businesses desperate to escape coronavirus restrictions and encrypted tracking in tracing smartphone. business in berlin welcome to the program. so far in africa is set to record the slowest economic growth of any global region this year as it struggles to bounce back from a pandemic triggered downturn the international monetary fund says the region's economic region's economy is on track to expand by 3.4 percent in 2021 that's well below the global forecast of 5 and a half percent the i.m.f. is urging wealthy countries to do more to help african nations access vaccines and financing the global health crisis and its economic fallout is thought to have plunged 32000000 people on the

we are the 1st country in africa to. bond green bond and that would go towards environmentally friendly project so nigeria is not just for climate 5 for nigeria but for africa and the rest of the war and nigeria is highly committed i mean right now we are in preparation to look up to and to see fully in preparation. thank you minister that is nigeria's minister off environment jumps out of a bucket joining us from a budget thank you minister. now we all know the sound of a hound with wolf but what can't keep a good duck down well it turns out the ansari is a good bought a good brash and a good. offer actually for our from the cena. saute you see now we have this report on the canines off cape town so take a wolf. take a look. oh no. my name is mike you see i am full make the place hold my dinner and i'm 50 in the case. my column is the. single most 18th was just a put up you will see saw a single of the time doing production of the magic flute i've done a number. of countries in. germany. and back up in france. in the u.

for africa they can address these. pacific problems ok the problem with having international ekta is coming to africa and relying on them because they lack local insight that's why we need our local people who understand the situation better meaning no one else we're living in it to come forward with solutions ok so let's leave that there but i wonder come over to you blood rufus because you are of the view that electricity nobody should have to pay for that explain that for us obviously right now with the status quo as it is right our government is failing right for you to have electricity you've got to have big pockets for it does help us understand just how how crippling it can be when people don't have access to see we're talking about something that the united nations has defied is a basic human right ok it affects the cooking. it affects your bottom the morning it affects your health basically launch not enough for the human dignity ok to see you want to come in. so i wanted to touch on the health aspect as picke

this is deja vu news africa on the program today could be a dream to turn chad into africa's next libya the strongman up to say hello is gone killed on the frontline just as he won reelection off to 3 decades in power. and nigeria's go to ogoni that when the people want global oil to pay its bills and clean up the mess it sniffed. around in their own through the girls i want to call become britain broke the law students know how to detroit. hello i'm christine one to it's good to have your company for 3 decades chats president idriss deby has been an anchor of stability in the so how at least that's how his western allies like to see him chat is surrounded by and stable neighbors libya to the north fell apart when woman gadhafi was all stated so done split in 2 and the wall in the central african republic a 1000000 feeling conflicts in booking a fossil. in nigeria and the j. and militants on the move in mahdi today were all i could interest obvious paul saying turn his country into an even deeper well of instability in the region. confident of victory and another term in office his 6th

history of european colonisation of africa, which goes back at least half a millennium. even though the political colonisation has dismantled — remain in the form of economic structures and the social construction of the nation, the way education is framed, that keep us all within a certain framework of looking to europe as the emergent, powerful source of everything, and africa as the incompetent place, where we have to receive everything that europe has to give. so, it is this kind of thinking that needs to be disrupted. it needs to be disrupted on the continent because we africans, also, have internalised that position, and it needs to be disrupted elsewhere off the continent also. and is that the role of the artist? because you've talked about wanting to create a culture of blackness, a positive culture of blackness. i think the artist has a big role to play in changing the way we look at the world and different parts of the world. in my case, the way i like to do this is to bring to light people who are walking through those worlds, so that we can see the very negat

as sub-saharan africa's economic growth lags behind the rest of the world the international monetary fund is calling on wealthy nations to help speak to our correspondent in nairobi. turmoil at the top of turkey central bank has done nothing to help the country's economic woes as it makes its latest interest rates decision well look at the problems facing tax. i would also take a look at the new hope for german businesses desperate to escape the coronavirus restrictions and encrypted trucking tracing small. this is doing business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. sub-saharan africa is set to record the slowest economic growth of any global region this year as it struggles to bounce back from a pandemic triggered downturn the international monetary fund says the region's economic region's economy is on track to expand by 3.4 percent and 2021 that's well below the global forecast of 5 and a half percent the i.m.f. is edging wealthy countries to do more to help african nations access vaccines and financing global health crisis and its economic fallout is thought to have plunge