for africa? it brings apart, heard that has a lot of expertise, has a good experience in terms of technology transfer. again, what africans need a lot is to be able to create a, an environment which makes businesses thrive, that it's able to develop at home technologies and not be dependent on technology is built and developed elsewhere. so that means strengthening partnerships between universities and the industries and so on, so forth. and this is something that europeans have a lot of experience and at the same time, and i think this is quite crucial. your can be a market or african technology. as i said earlier, my african banking systems are way more developed than the european backend systems when it comes to digital economy. so opening up digital partnerships may very well give african banks the opportunities to expand into european markets, african apps, african tools that are still quite common. i mean, you know, previously we were referring to east africa, the case of unpaid digital mon

and has to use a lot of the dynamics and that parts of africa in west africa is not been as high. oh lou, all the digital technologies have shown considerable capacity to develop. i'm producer jobs, i 1st tax up in missouri, our world us. yes. i've had a huge successes in jewelry to support an investment revenues from abroad. and it's some, these sort of startups by africans themselves. the europe has to now ride to be part of that investment clarity. there will clear the potential for the multiplication of jobs in the dish telephony lorenz of hero monte you think that's the reason why europe hasn't even been able to make inroads in africa in the past because of this, or, you know, dick tutorial attitude if you like, as, as, as g b, japan was talking about their, of, of kind of preaching to them of the on good governance and democracy and so on. because that's what china doesn't do. well, i think that is being part of the problem. but, you know, like, i think it goes without saying that you can ask different trade approaches and i think and not against the idea of having trade wit

for africa. congratulations, i richard and thanks so much for coming on to fill us in on this historic development. thank you for having me, bridget. and that's we will leave it today. here on d diabetes, africa, i will see you next time with ah, with who to the point in strong opinion. this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance on key cities in ukraine. the onslaught has had an unexpected side effect. vladimir putin wars uniting and often divided world. on to the point we asked korea approaching, isolated. i agree to that point with on d w ah mm. they've had it for decades. the people of iraq, their country is devastated and there's no way to define how did it come to this key witnesses revealed and president story to they were freeze at the u. s. they knew what the consequences would be saying is, are they blight to the world about negative? let's say that someone could kill his friends and as a fee, it's ways and he was a really he behaved exactl

welcome to did up in years africa. richard, you've described the passing of this resolution as history being made. tell us, why is it so significant, richard? what will it change? thank you very much for having me. this resolution that have been adopted by the united nations involvement assembly near 5.2 is quite very significant because we are the time when the environmental challenges are actually on the width of the entire will. and if you look at plastics, it's not just him on as to the environment, but as we speak today, every year, 11000000 tons of plastics are actually getting into the oceans on lead during and destroying aquatic life on killing up to 100000 marine animals this is a huge issue, and this is the 1st time in the history of the world that actually it won't allow throw environmental agreement has actually been forced up by members to it. and tell us more about this resolution and richard, this resolution that will effectively end this, this plastic pollution that you're talking about. what does it ac

for africa. congratulations. and richard, and thanks so much for coming on to fill us in on this historic development. thank you for having me, bridget. and that's we will leave it today here on dw news africa. i will see you next time with ah, with you to the point in strong opinion. this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance on key cities in ukraine. the onslaught has had an unexpected side effect. vladimir proteins, wars uniting an awful divided world. on to the point we ask for ryan poo to isolated, i agree to the point with on d w ah in aah! booth with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families on the taxi. the reason for the credit on it is with people being screened around getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to flee make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah ah, this is did all the unu

some of these a form for mom, french colonies in africa. how did these come into the museums plus one of the main problem re, re, re favor norman be good time. when this things was, his object were brought to paris. people to take very much into account. the way it was acquired was a big problems research on the take a moment trying to trace back. but it's quite difficult if they are acquired illegally or eligible that this is our duty to put the case to the head of said, saying we should look at this situation and then the parliament will decide on further action to be done in the heart of the museum, a sum of the objects looted from been named by the inviting french statues, doors, and thrones thrown here. this is her quite spectacular. yeah, huge. the manual says before the french army reached the palace, king bay, hans, and said it a light. the soldiers rescued the objects inside essentially though alluded, but at the same time saved and away sir. yeah, that's a quite uncomplicated here. so always because it was looted to them for sure.

welcome to date of in years africa . richard, you've described the passing of this resolution as history being made. tell us, why is it so significant, richard, what will it change? i thank you very much for having me. this resolution that have been adopted by the united nations involvement assembly near 5.2 is quite very significant because we are the time when the environmental challenges are actually on the width of the entire will. and if you look at plastics, it's not just a man is to the environment, but as we speak today, every year, 11000000 tons of plastics actually getting into the oceans on lead during and destroying aquatic life on killing up to 100000 marine animals. this is a huge issue, and this is the 1st time in the history of the world that actually it won't allow throw environmental agreement has actually been forced to when member states and tell us more about this resolution. i richard, this resolution that will effectively end this, this plastic pollution that you're talking about. what does it actu

welcome to did up in years africa. richard, you've described the passing of this resolution as history being made. tell us, why is it so significant rich and what will it change? i thank you very much for having me. this resolution that have been adopted by the united nations involvement assembly near 5.2 is quite very significant because we are the time when the environmental challenges are actually on the width of the entire will. and if you look at plastics, it's not just him as to the environment, but as we speak today, every year, 11000000 tons of plastics actually getting into the oceans on lead during and destroying aquatic life on killing up to 100000 marine animals. this is a huge issue, and this is the 1st time in the history of the world that actually more to la throw environmental agreement has actually been forced to when member states and tell us more about this resolution. i richard, this resolution that will effectively end this, this plastic pollution that you're talking about. what does it actually me

first america cannot ignore africa. africa has challenges, opportunities and security interests are inseparable from our own. conflict in climate change stress the stability of many african nations which will in turn impact security and prosperity. second, our competitors see africa's rich potential. russia and china seek the hard and soft power investments and the political influence, strategic access and military advantage. china's economic and diplomatic engagements allow it to buttress autocracies and change international norms to claim the second continent. russia stokes conflict on the aspiration to the interior power. across the continent, mercenaries from the kremlin's dogma group offer a one-shot stop for the regime protection, resource exploitation and violence against africans. just in ukraine today. isis and al qaeda groups in west africa and elsewhere and remain grave and growing threats to kill americans both there and in our homeland. despite a surge in the democracy and/or the willingness to work togethe

it's not unique to africa. they are predominantly found their and all of the countries including usel rely on those. i believe china secures those. >> i want to return to a senator topic that senator reed mentioned it in the abstract it's in the abstracted spatter technically to have nuclear deal with iran than prevent them from getting a nuclear weapons air respect of their aggression and an abstract i would agree with that but the deal needs to stop them from getting a nuclear weapon from becoming a congressional state. >> senator i would agree. >> i would say just like the 2015 deal did not achieve that objective certainly the media reportsat about the current negotiations would not achieve that directive either preval kind of message are we sending to iran and russia who are acting as iran's lawyer in these negotiations and allies like the united emirates and saudi arabia when iran is itself shooting ballistic missiles and tuberville like they did over the weekend and proxies in yemen with missiles andg dro

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welcome to date of in years africa . richard, you've described the passing of this resolution as history being made. tell us, why is it so significant, richard, what will it change? i thank you very much for having me. this resolution that have been adopted by the united nations involvement assembly near 5.2 is quite very significant because we are the time when the environmental challenges are actually on the width of the entire will. and if you look at plastics, it's not just him as to the environment, but as we speak today, every year, 11000000 tons of plastics actually getting into the oceans on lead during and destroying aquatic life on killing up to 100000 marine animals. this is a huge issue, and this is the 1st time in the history of the world that actually it won't allow throw environmental agreement has actually been forced to when member states and tell us more about this resolution. i richard, this resolution that will effectively end this, this plastic pollution that you're talking about. what does it actual

n. environment assembly is africa office, he's also climate coordinator for africa. congratulations. and richard, and thanks so much for coming on to fill us in on this historic development. thank you for having me, bridget. and that's we will leave it today here on diabetes, africa. i will see you next time with ah, with to the point. strong opinion, this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance on key cities in ukraine. the onslaught has had an unexpected side effect. vladimir proteins, wars uniting and often divided world on to the point we ask for ryan poo too isolated, angry to the point with on d w. the destruction of a nation. iraq. how it all began league industrialism. so there women, especially for aviation. oh, well nation. because it was almost unrecognizable, and we were now engaged in something as big as well for the 1st part of our series already in the 75 d, w o, a think with every day for us and for our planet. a global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how

on africa. the purpose it's unique mold on the good extreme tv it in music op. jessica, did she st. gone? like on the show her need for the last, it is short. don't believe with definitive debates. him one athlete young honestly, but for years on only 2 objects have been returned. i declare sunday monday ma quintal new sunday minova donato was having come to trump. will you teach on dumpster vo, your city vincent on? is he sick of him? and michael last year was zulu, took matters into his own hands, starting in paris. oh, oh vic, local. this isn't going to like this on. is that a good one? he began peak at the k bromley museum, which has tens of thousands of objects from africa. got a lot with alzheimer's. it soon assembled now, well beat logic. tip constable said that you are the vulnerability of a man. i've been very happy with the i bought a lot of thought about their bread then in marseilles, he snatched an object from a museum, live streaming the entire start to his followers online. and th

i thought the cable that extends from europe all the way long west africa down to south africa. we've just had our 1st landing last week in may in this cable is, is remarkable. and i'm really excited about what the space of the content because it brings in 20 times more capacity than the last cable, the best to serve the region and not on a fixed office are going to be plenty whether you look at g, d, p growth and job creation really look at the growth of economies, whether you look at the on effects on cost of data and internet speeds and internet reliability across the continent. some really exciting things. right. and you say 1st landing in tow, go and take it as a hub. i presume that means it could really read the dividends. absolutely. not just to go, but we're going to have for the landings as we get to. and then down to the media is going to south africa and also seen. so we are, we do have landings land across each of these countries and google has been 1st one and absolutely, you know, in interacting with the government of google over the course. the last week. i'm real

first, america cannot ignore africa. africa's challenges, opportunities and security interests are inseparable from our own. week or for governance, conflict and climate change stress the stability of many african nations which will in turn impact your security and prosperity. second, our competitors clearly see africa's rich potential. russia and china both seek to convert soft and hard power investments into political influence, strategic access, and military advantage. china's economic and diplomatic engagements allow it to buttress autocracies and change international norms in a patient effort to claim their second continent. russia's stoke conflicts -- russia stokes conflict. across the continent mercenaries from the kremlin's offer a long shot stop for regime protection, resource exploitation and horrific violence against africans. just as we see in ukraine today. third, deadly terrorism has metastasized metastasize africa. outside is al-shabaab in east africa and isis and al-qaeda groups in west africa and elsewhe

this is d w. news africa coming up on the program. he has group of food security in africa, asked the conflict and ukraine rages on a worry in time for the continent. ask essential supplies ad i attached from places like somalia, a country already unable to feed its people due to decades of the by states and drought. people in kenya also struggling to make ends meet as the price of food and other basics shoot up. we look at their causes, ask one expect how he thinks the problem could be solved. the question is for us to address because we just, we cannot continue to depending on food from the rest of the world. africa should be the house of food to the rest of the world. and these amazing designs, it's all thanks for the 1st african to be awarded to the most prestigious architecture prize, is works on inspiration to many in and out of africa. a i am edu, micah junior, and you are welcome to the program. many countries on the continental impacted by food insecurity. but here's the staggering number for you. the un says one in 5 african

for africa. congratulations. and richard and thanks so much for coming on to fill us in on this historic development. thank you for having me, bridget. and that's, we will leave it today here on dw news africa, i will see you next time. ah ah, with who they fight with against the oppression. a mo, at the dictatorship women's voices from the power of one or to $21.00. in 30 minutes on d w with ah, through with they've had in for a for decades. people of iraq devastated and there's no end to violence. how did it come to this group this is reveal and unprecedented story. he behaved exactly like the gums and the poison spread. bear with the great documentary series iraq destruction of the nation this week on d. w. ah, ah, ah, this is day w. news live from berlin. russia announces a partial face fire to allowed to proceed to cities to evacuate, but in mary paul's state, far violations are already being reported elsewhere. the bombing continues with russian forces attempting to surround the capital key

n. environment assembly is africa office. he's also claiming coordinator for africa. congratulations. i richard m. thanks so much for coming on to fill us in on this historic development. thank you for having me, bridget. and that's we will leave it today here on diabetes, africa. i will see you next time with ah, with to the point. strong opinion. this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance on key cities in ukraine. the onslaught has had an unexpected side effect. vladimir putin wars uniting an awful divided world. on to the point we ask for riot putin isolated, angry to that point with on d w ah ah, with some are driven by merciless greed, others facing the destruction guarantee not when the invaders came to prison and they shot down to the next to do the government is trying to destroy the indigenous people in with a large scale version of a to project land grabbers are exploiting the amazon rain forest. indigenous peoples are now bravely opposing them. a long term report from the heart of brazil starts march 9th on d,

did all the news africa still to come? daring to dream in lagos, nigeria, we visited a free library that is given kids hope for a brighter future and be prepared to be blown away. these amazing designs have made him the 1st african to be awarded the most prestigious architecture prize. now before we get to that, it's been 2 months since the west african original block echo us imposed sanctions on molly. that was after molly's military leaders announced they would remain in power for another 5 years before holding any elections. the result and sanctions are the strictest echo, as, as imposed so far on our steed abuse flourish. drucquer i found out it's civilians . why hits the hottest new buildings springing up in every corner? this is by macros, growing business district. but the growth has slowed down because cement has become very scarce. echo, as has suspended all non essential treat between the member countries and molly, and this includes cement, one of my lease biggest in ports. glena mall law says look at our deposi

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i'm in so way to south africa. thank you. i am surrounded by death is these us cultures of the day are metronome interpreted to mean the great mother statues like this was dug up right here in born. now across the african continent, we have a higher from their son to people. we have bust protected egyptian mothers. we have your maya, they are reuben, could this i could go on and on. and if this is our history, why do we still have humiliating practices against our gulf and women? our 2nd relationship experts has, has some was for the people that think this unnecessary virginity is not a medical tab. it's a social construct. how many times do we have to say this? in order for it to think into the mind, the double age of the patriarchy, allow me to explain this further clarification. a social construct is an idea, has been created and accepted by society at large a social construct, no backing. they are a product of human definition shaped by cultural and historical context. and it's exhausting. women are tired of being shane t

and africa.hen to have the attack on behalf of army regulations and the take i guess what i should do for africom. and then we'll provide additional insight and then be followed by the us air force security officers. >> from january 5, 2020 between 30 and 40 also bob fighters with the attack from the studio location is comprised of three main parts and naval base and a base within the base and nearby airfield located 1 mile south. that morning conducting their simultaneous attack which is where us forces are housed. in the nearby airfield. and there is also ten more rounds with damage to the facility and no casualties. and with the attack was designed to extract distract the us response that remain at the location. and at the airfield us service members were on the runway and putting my other house hazards to allow the aircraft to depart safely. and the servicemembers are what they initially thought and as the approach was identified that in a group of fighters who were fighting. also the fire to

t w news africa every friday on d w. a with ah ah, ah, this is the w news live from berlin. russian troops advanced slowly toward major ukrainian cities. heavy fighting as reported in cave eastern suburbs. brushing forces are also pushing this page of mario poles in the south east day after a deadly strike on the children's hospital. also coming up as the war in ukraine rages on, you need his whole crisis talk french president emanuel con, post summit inverse site coordinator, response to russia's invasion.

thornton: no one really even knows how many elephants are left in africa. some people think it maye as few as 300,000 animals, so we might be losing 1/6 of the continental population of africa's elephants every year. peters: in many countries in africa, the elephant is already ecologically extinct. [gunshots, elephant trumpets] narrator: every 20 minutes, an elephant is killed for its tusks. the reason: greed. the price of ivory has skyrocketed. raw ivory sells for as much as $3,000 per pound on the black market, but the cost for humanity is unfathomable. elephants may be gone in 10 years. ruggiero: the problem begins very simply with demand. narrator: and china drives the demand for ivory. knights: china now is estimated to be 70% of the world's ivory market. there is a tradition of ivory carving, but also, of course, the massive growth of the chinese economy. narrator: around 300 million people make up china's middle class today. that's more than the population of the united states, and they are looking to spend their money on luxury goods. ivory has part

they felt africa. we had a very small number of deaths on the, on the ground wave. and we think that's our very weak scientific results to help. they want to also have a lower level of death. but the discovery did not come without its costs. south africa's economy took an immediate hit as the government extended lockdown measures in response to the announcement while travel bands to and from the country were immediately imposed by the majority of the global community. and the team's lives were also immediately put in danger. we received many, many, many threats, many that threats at given time. we had to put the like, i'm security in the entrance of a university because we could carry our walk. and the big last hunter there was, is that they should make mechanisms that gone in the life counselors to identify new pathogens. otherwise, we're going to have more and more to pick them and find them that, that the, i'm not identifying the stress of alma, crohn's discovery, taken its toll. but professor on the very believes that as professional pressure increases, so shoul

they felt africa. we had a very small number of that on the, on the crown wave. and we think that's our very quick scientific results to help. they want to also have a lower level of death. but the discovery did not come without its costs. south africa's economy took an immediate hit as the government extended lockdown measures in response to the announcement while travel bands to and from the country were immediately imposed by the majority of the global community. and the team's lives were also immediately put in danger. we received many, many, many threats, many that threats at given time. we had to put the like, i'm security in the entrance of the university because of liquids carry our walk. and the big last hunter there was, is that they should mechanism that's gone in the life counters to identify your pathogenic. otherwise, we're going to have more than one of them. you can find them that that's not identifying. the stress of the crohn's discovery has taken its toll. but professor on the very i believe that as professional pressure increases, so should ef

the show for africa's youth. my name is wendy camara, and i'm delighted to be your host now in celebration of women's day on the 8th march, i am presenting this shore from the women's museum right here in bonn, germany. and i'll show you around in a beat, but 1st we ask why virginity testing is still so popular in south africa? with that full, the gulf of aidan with so many lands, only feel captain. and we'll meet a young de leon once to box oh, way to the top. let's dive right in. now, being a woman, steal comes with so many painful experiences. and some of them are unnecessary like virginia, detesting. it is still practiced in many communities across the world view and actually face it is painful, traumatic and humiliating. let's take a closer look at the thoughts. no examination can prove that a woman is a virgin. virginia testing is performed in at least 20 countries around the world. in these communities, people believe that the practice can determine if a gall all warmer has had sex. this however, is a fals

so, africa remains dependent on western pharmaceutical firms. can of any of them in the medium and long term it can't go on like this as madonna and vine tech can't cover the huge global demand alone. um yes. now increased by the booster vaccination i needed for the army, chrome variant task. so technologies have to be transferred, mustn't there must be legal certainty for manufacturers. so that more can enter the market in a more shots be produced. an apple, it's anchor technology and knowledge are the key as researchers here agree, african is africa's only vaccine technology center. it's based in south africa and was set up with the help of the world health organization to address the vaccine shortage, serving as a local platform for sharing technology. it was supposed to be in partnership with us vaccine manufacturer, madonna, but that didn't work out. the model was that we will receive a technology transfer to in key technology transferred. but that didn't happen. that's because madonna not only wanted to put a time limit on the license to p

and this is the that the news africa coming up on the program. fiesta grew for food security in africa, asked a conflict in ukraine rages on a worry in time for the continent ask essential supplies ad i via text from places like somalia, a country already unable to feed its people due to decades of devastating drought. people in kenya also struggling to make ends meet as the price of food and other basics shoot up. we look at their courses, i'm asked one expands how he things the problem could be solved. the 1st thing is for us to address cost because we cannot continue to depending on food from the rest of the world. africa should be the household food to the rest of the world. and aren't these amazing designs. it's all thanks to the 1st african to be awarded . the most prestigious architecture prize is works on integration to meaning in and out of africa. ah, i am eddie micah genia. and you are welcome to the program. many countries on the continental impacted by food insecurity, but here's a staggering number for you. the u. n says one in 5 africans is on the norrish. it's close to

today's echo africa, and we hope you enjoyed that. i've chris alone signing off from lagos, nigeria. what sandra has one bully to surprise for you. that is right, greece was so impressed with electric zebulon, the egyptian bond with plastic instruments that would like to play out the she'll with the beads of the music for now. it is good bye for me, sandra 3, nobody here in compiler. uganda. thank you for watching and see you next time. ready ready ah ah ah ah ah, ah, with who when you sit in the mom, nobody in an air raid shelter, it doesn't matter. it says john creek says ukrainian fashion, designing, although he was invited to the ban and fashion week. he stuck in trying to survive . but he still managed to showcase his work on the cattle thanks to a grand tale of european solidarity. you ro, max in 30 minutes on d, w. ah, nothing as the new to turn it over has completely revamped it's most important to model. we test it as a plugin hybrid. this is how the new generation red 90 minutes on g w. o. in which secrets lie behind these w

many in africa, i believe that needs to change. if the battle against coven 19 is to succeed, there haven't lost on the honey. we have probably never realised as strongly as we do these day. i see it was that you can't successfully battle a virus though. if you don't battle it everywhere, does his lunch bag of fun. we've struggled with that. and so during the time of greatest mean the countries were vaccines were being produced, of course, provided 1st for their own populations and for neighboring countries, which meant very little vaccine. went to africa as is vin, himself in are they gonna come in some african countries, less than 10 percent of the population is fully vaccinated against the crown of ours. and most people can only dream of boost of vaccinations. even medical personnel struggle to get the vaccine. that's because many african countries still rely on donations from the world health organizations. vaccine program kovacs dodson pot understood on the one hand germany as provide support in the form of vaccines are off, g

at short notice it could be transported to africa, south america, or elsewhere. they don't take founders as lamb to that. she and ogre shaheen invited several presidents of african countries to germany for the official launch . far from viewing the pandemic as a disaster, before which we are powerless, we must embrace fully the lessons. it teaches us as well as the direction to which it is pointing us in particular for us in africa. and has given us a good sense of how important it is to strengthen our unity and solidarity. and has provided us with motivation if any, were needed to be self reliant, a complete vaccine laboratory with all the know how might sound good. but elizabeth must sooty from the enjo doctors without borders, says it will at best provide short term mitigation of the problem. but it will not change the unequal distribution of vaccines and the world because the knowledge of how exactly an m r in a vaccine is produced, remains in the containers, meaning at by, on tech. so africa remains dependent on where and pharmaceutical firms kind of enrolle

it's the largest game reserve in africa and the 2nd largest on earth. but it's also the only reserve intensity that allows commercial be game hunting. only the know hunting areas in the north are open to safari, tourists with i like taking this train because i can watch the animal. it wasn't though all of i like travelling by trying. it reduces the stress in my head and i arrived home very relaxed. although the one who was one family find in the right path for the railroad tracks in the middle of the savannah was difficult encounters with wild animals in ways risky. and going on safari, a bold, the tucson remains a memorable adventure with both were now much better than the fin. actually, i have to see. i have to see at the sitting distance to see that the delay is clear . if i find that the animals crossing out to slow down to a low here you most to proceed safely. and if at the up is that i meet them by extent on. we've got those horns and we have photos. so some bells sit on the bezel, ding ding in, so the we cushion them and the, some of the animals

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