and africa. best be ready to leverage the opportunity that i believe has a lot of tea in cape town, or specialized program called africa now is up next. so we'll be back with more news from around the world. ah, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have a tree that you can foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist are those 3 how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with i rick sanchez and i am here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my your show seriously. why? watch something that so different my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please. if you have the state department, the c, i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but

and africa. a new study by the center for global development says the chinese banks provided $23000000000.00 to infrastructure projects in sub saharan africa, between 272020. that's more than double. the amount lent by such banks in the u. s . germany, japan and france combined. beijing is the largest provider of foreign direct investment, supporting hundreds of thousands of african jobs. that's nearly double the level of u. s. foreign direct investment. chinese landing to african countries has dropped lately up. the nation remains by far, the largest linda to african countries. china's critics accused of deliberately lending the african countries that it knows can't repay the money to increase its political influence. beijing denies practicing so cold debt trap diplomacy and says partnerships a built in good faith. the u. s also accuses washers varden, a group which a secured medi mining projects in africa of committing human rights abuses and of extorting natural resources in african countries.

, usually africa. but we weren't the only recipients. the colonial system collapsed. the british colonies, the french, the portuguese bel germ, a dutch, all the colonies from asia to latin america and in africa. the people rose up demanding the freedom that had been spoken about during the 2nd world war. in other words, you're saying that if it wasn't for the soviet union would, would not have seen this liberation coming about. it would have taken far longer with far greater sacrifice than occurred because these former colonial countries and they were colonial country still after the war they strive, strove to cling onto their colonial positions. so the people of africa and india were drawn in one. they were pressing for freedom and the way the se union was able to get support the vietnamese struggle, for instance. that made the huge difference. what do you make of rushes relations with the african continent? it's been very interesting. you know that the e, u m. a nato countries in the u. s. a. made a

oh, the biggest hydro electric steam in africa finds its home in south africa's northern neighbor is in bob way, not in the early sixty's. it has in the past been a reliable supplier of electricity. that recently ran into problems with low water levels, from drought, without her southern african countries would be in more trouble than what they already are guarded by. jim was constructed in the 1950s, probably 1950 because it wasn't supposed to provide energy security for. but northern in southern rhodesia, so it is bins um put in a position where by it was going to generate over 3000 kilowatts for what countries, thereby alleviating in shortages from southern africa several. so carry, buys, a very important that i speak to when it comes to energy notation, because we are talking of hydra, which is what, let's couple footprint that co, i think if the russians rental come and invest in energy seconds and what would they need to look at or, or your energy is as of the energy can to, that is in bubble is what a little now was in terms ofa in sunlight provision their bay. i think the gre

they know exactly what they want out of africa. they knew exactly what they want to sell to africa. they know what the per, relative is for the african continent, but our leaders don't seem to have an idea for what we should be doing and what we should look like in order to ensure any security. so the challenge is clear now for the solution. more and more african countries are looking for sustainable options. one of them being nuclear power and partnerships in the east rather than the waste because of sustainability and cost. one of these solutions has already been tabled by russia for south africa. to discuss this further, i'm joined by dr. kelvin kim, a nuclear physicist and chief executive of strategic business strategy. communication doctor, thank you so much for joining us. please explain the nuclear deal between toria and moscow. really was talking newspapers about a new deal. some of the not true, what happened was it was an agreement on a technical basis for understanding to begin a relationship with you. never got it was an artificial creation of the anti new lobby. there's

because the land of africa as they say, the great is abundant in the first place , africa is a pantry of natural resources for the planet, more than a third of the known reserves the minerals concentrated in africa are coal, oil and gas and rare earth metals needed for microelectronics and gold and diamonds. secondly, uh, africa's climate and soils are favorable for agricultural development . sustainable development of agriculture . in africa, it can greatly influence the solution of the problem. e hunger on a global scale. and besides, africa is a big territory. africa is a growing population of more than one and a half billion people and the growth dynamics is positive, while this is a young population, that is, according to experts estimate in 2050, the proportion of young people will be 60% of the population. at the same time, in one form or another, all countries with an export -oriented economy are trying to ensure their presence in africa, that is, belarus can definitely offer this to africa. and how many diplomatic missions our country has on this continent in general over the

and in africa. the people wrote up demanding the freedom that had been spoken about during the 2nd world war . and other words, you're saying that if it wasn't for the soviet union would, would not have seen this liberation coming about. it would have taken far longer with far greater sacrifice than occurred because of these former colonial countries . and they were colonial country still after the war, the scar strove to cling onto the colonial positions. so the people live africa. and so on, india, john won. they, they were pressing for freedom. and the way the se union was able to get support the vietnamese struggle, for instance, that made the huge difference. what do you make of rushes? my relations with the african continent. it's been very interesting. you know that the e, u m. a nato countries in the us say, made a huge error in trying to force sanctions to be adopted against russia, by africa, demonstrations against the south african government, strict apartheid policies flare and shocking

they know exactly what they want out of africa. they knew exactly what they want to sell to africa. they know what the pro robert has is for the african continent, but our leaders don't seem to have an idea for what we should be doing and what we should look like in order to ensure an issue security. so the challenge is clear now for the solution, more and more african countries are looking for sustainable options. one of them being nuclear power and partnerships in the east rather than the waste because of sustainability and cost. one of these solutions has already been tabled by russia for south africa to discuss.

ah, south africa decides to quit the international criminal court. according to the country's president, announced a decision after the i see issued an arrest warrant with the map routine. one and you may find the following images disturbing. dozens of dead power military fights in the street without following reports of the 5th about the sudanese army. as violence in the country rages into it, 10 thousands of sudanese people on foreign nationals are still coming to leave with defense minister jose turkish iranian under simeon count spots in moscow to discuss.

i very - good thing for africa. it's a good thing? i very good i good thing for africa.ys. _ good thing? i very good thing in some ways, very _ good thing? i very good thing in some ways, very good. - good thing? i very good thing i in some ways, very good. why? because it _ in some ways, very good. why? because it gives _ in some ways, very good. why? because it gives the _ because it gives the opportunity for people who never had voices or never get their chance to be connected to their chance to be connected to the rest of the world and also, to be connected to their people who went away, like immigrants. many of these young people just went to spain, for example, on boats because the desert, but by the time they are arriving on the other side of the planet, they are still connected to their families, to their communities. share connected to their families, to their communities.— their communities. are they? crosstalk. _ their communities. are they? crosstalk. they _ their communities. are they? crosstalk. they find - their communities. are they? crosstalk. they find

and that's the point about africa. africa become almost the darling only shoes. do leaders get it flex trouble now to go into a country rich, an iron or, and you radium, which is also over the years a mass, massive death. with the west. we speak with an international relations expert on what rushes we say with african countries means to this former portuguese colony. this is a big way of life. mir put, teen is looking for to to get us trans. so be most stronger than he was because he's just an allies in many countries of iraq. ah, run in way. they don't wanna in house the relations that they have before. those are opium countries had before with the russia. it's break. and because of this, the conflicts at the work that exists between the russia and ukraine, that's why vladimir put dean is looking for a potential countries here in our continent are here in nafrica to have a relationship in order for that those, oh, the, the russian economy or other stuffs cannot go down a deep lead, because that's why vladimir puts in is looking for a those countries who are avai

many have come to south africa. and these are growing anti immigrant statesmen to south africa then has at times escalated, divided the tags on foreign. some have suggested that the government and or it is in taking the decisions in with mauricio maintain that reason home is we're always temporary arrangements and never wait. this is citizenship all her minute residents rights groups have asked a court to stop the government from canceling the permits. there was no public consultation and with the stakeholders prior to the decision being made to terminate the the permits. if you have enabled people to you found families from lives here and careers that you give them that fair opportunity to make representations so that you understand the circumstances of the a lives and what they faith when you make the decision to terminate. and that is absent in terms of the decision that has been made by the south african government been madison were at hope's. the court will rule in favor of the appeal. he doesn't want to go bac

it is the africa develop. because if the did, would have seen some of the differences, what africans are looking for is beside political democracy. the one cannot make democracy, economic dividends. so this is going to be very important for the west when it's and so they have a lot to catch up. but the way they need to catch up is to change their mindset, but they're not ready to change it. and this is one of the reason it's going to take them time. and it's almost a little bit late, because china is ramping up its relationship with africa. i mean, at a to 6 21622282 1000000000 in 2020, 22. i mean, russia is not coming in with new ways to really engage africa. people are thrilled on the african continent to considered alternatives. and that's the point about africa. africa become almost the darling. only issues. do leaders get it? flex trouble now too, and go into a country rich, an i'm or, and you radium, which is also over the years a mass massive death. with the west. we speak with an international relation

were africa going to colonial must have the traditional continent of africa, blue one to id. so we're not going to go or not, not firebrand in africa. would you some do that is very, very, very once on. can do no, i'm so watered up nobody and so what it was after got into century done now. yeah, i hear you and i feel your passion and i know that, you know, that's one of the reasons why we're having this discussion right now. making sure that this story is brought to light. now notably the president of nigeria did say that those foreign actors want to destroy the country, but didn't specifically say who they were. so who would you say is interested and disable is using nigeria doesn't go beyond those western countries like the united states and france or is that mainly where the concern is you see the top one is if you look at dub, so many of the with the top had been shipped to ukraine during this russian ukrainian company. i found it in the water town of chalk nigeria. so it moved up particularly coming into our water. how can we ship from the west to come to do to you? grea

but technology, in itself, can't solve africa's problems. no.s in africa. yeah. i've got to ask you this question before we end. 11 years ago, i had you in the hardtalk studio. we spoke then about whether you would translate the influence you have in your region, the sahel, and across africa — whether you would one day translate it into politics in your home country, senegal. at that time, you said to me, "maybe one day. it's not my decision yet, but i'm always going to use my voice to tell the truth and help my people move forward." what about now? is now the time? i'm still in that way. maybe it can change, i can twist it a little bit to what you are talking about and to be much more involved. you have a home country, senegal, ruled by a president who is repressing his people. there are legal challenges against the main opposition leader which may mean he may never be able to run against the current president. i don't know what's going to happen in the next months to come. are you prepared to use your voice in an overt political way, to speak

and that's the point about africa. africa has become almost a darling. only issue is do a leaders get it? let's travel now trin goler, a country rich and i'm all and geranium, which is also over the years, a masked massive debt. with the west, we speak with an international relations expert on what rushes reset with. african countries needs to this former portuguese colony, and a big way of mir put in is looking for to get a strength or to be more stronger than that. he was because he is just and a license that many countries of iraq. i'm running away, they don't want to have the relations that they have before those a rope in countries had before with the russia. it's break. and because of this, the counseling at the work that exists between russia and ukraine. that's why, ugh martine is looking for potential countries. here in our continent are here in nafrica to have a relationship in order for that. those, oh, the, the russian economy or other stuffs cannot go down of the relationship between africa and russia. another country that is part of the afr

russia africa program formula of power.and since we ended up in namibia, to be more precise, we brought in the capital city of myuki, evoking an amazing country, we will tell you in detail about your program. by the way, she is one of the last on the african continent gained independence only on march 21, 1990. and the president of the novia told us about this amazing country. so meet namibia hagi gotfrith geingu was born on august 3, 1941 to come out a voronga. namibia in 1964-71 the official representative of svapu prioann. in 1974 he completed a master's degree in international relations at the university of the new school of new york usa in 1975 was appointed director of the un institute for namibia in 2004 led the parliamentary swap caucus. parliament of namibia 2008-2012 minister of commerce and industry from 1990 to 2002 and 2012 to 2015 prime minister on the furniture march 21, 2015, formally assumed the office of president of the country. a few days ago , independence day first. please accept our congratulations on

francis mission in africa. so hell region for example, with such a resounding success that islamist violence is up 22 percent and related fatalities by 50 percent. that's according to the african center for strategic studies. with much of that, concentrated in this to hell region right under the use watch branch was kicked out of molly after a couple of coup d'etat does happened right under its nose during its security and stabilization mission. so good job there. and burkina, faso in the same region, kicked out french troops in january and more recently suspended from state tv. broadcasting after pulse, then cat, which is the international state television network for friends. pick up an interview with the head of al qaeda's north african branch and air that nothing says counter terrorism. concern like hearing an interview of a talk, terrorist in the region and all the instability and calls like the mid the europe ian operations has led to a mass exodus of locals, which is exactly what the former libyan leader

but that's not what south africa found. south africa has beens. there it frosted support for the same thing that they believe that they should be peace with in ukraine. but that the current fight that is being forward to is really a proxy. busy war against russia and is being leveled against russia by the g 7 and by nato. and that is not a position that they will take in terms of abandoning the friend that they have consistently said that russia has supported the african national congress, which is the ruling party year in south africa. and that decision by throw them apart was indeed taken by the national executive of the african national congress. and we expected this time, unlike before that this time there is a chance that this decision to leave i c. c will most likely hold a former member of the south african national assembly explains why he thinks the countries withdrawal from the i c. c is the right thing to do in a previous administration. brisbin jacobs. my had already picked up from day by she african and she said the world but it's bee

hemingway , who was very fond of africa, said that there is nothing better than africa as there is nothingbetter than youth and love. well, you can probably agree with him on this. africa has always been said, the distant , little-studied unknown unfamiliar, but the current 21st century has shifted the focus a little and today there are african countries that need the most powerful support from the world community to shove problems with it does not prevent them from actively interacting with others countries and look for partners around the world. we got into position. it so happened that they hesitated a little and the drone flew the first grenade. i got a leg, a hand, a concussion, i immediately didn’t see anything , didn’t hear anything, the whole world that saw these shots was delighted with the courage, the courage of a russian soldier , hunted for me, like a predator to finish off his prey. yes, nothing. i really want to visit khitrovka khitrovka is not only beggars. hiding there, fugitives, like rejection bandits and murderers, a terrible place, what about him? i'm thinking about wh

but that's not what south africa found. south africa has been steadfast, it is support for this and thing that they believe that they should be peace with in ukraine, but that the current fight that is being forward to is really a proxy. busy war against russia and is being leveled against russia by the g 7 and by nato. and that is not a position that they will take in terms of abandoning their friends. they have consistently said that russia has supported the african national congress, which is the ruling party here in south africa. and that decision by throw them apart was indeed taken by the national executive of the african national congress. and we expected this time, unlike before that the title there is a chance that this decision to leave the i, i, c, c will most likely hold. well r t 's africa correspondence trouble at satler. thanks very much for breaking down the decision of south africa to leave the i c. c. thank you. a delegation of 50 business men have started a 4 day visit to russia, then sharpeners visits is

many have come to south africa and there is a growing anti immigrant sentiment in south africa that has at times escalated, divided on current. some have suggested that with mauricio maintain, that reason home is we're always a temporary arrangement. and therefore, wait, citizenship, all her minute residence rights groups have asked a court to stop the government from canceling the permits. there was no public consultation and with the stakeholders prior to the decision being made to terminate the permits. if you have enabled people to, you found families from lives here and careers that she give them that fair opportunity to make representations so that you understand the circumstances of the a life and what they faith when you make the decision to terminate. and that is absent in terms of the decision that has been made by the south african government here been madison were at hope's. the court will rule in favor of the appeal. he doesn't want to go back to some public soldiers outweighs or something stupid and go big. the inspector came, i read, frederick freeman, finding guilty or o

versus did of the news africa coming up on a program. not everyone can conceive a child due to the challenge of infants entity. so what options do couples have? an idea more people are warming out to the idea of surrogacy to get someone else to carry the child. but with no loss in place, the practice can be risky. sort of, it's how you monday we ad agreement. yes. what? yeah. human beings and become brick agreement. and so the 5th set won't even be thought. so again, broke i agreement. and thousands of zimbabwe ends living in south africa could soon be kicked out of the country. if they lose a court case. we'll meet one teacher who says staying is his only option. ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program, one in 6 people around a well struggles with in fertility, a condition that prevents a couple from having children. according to the world health organization in facility does not discriminate between high meadow or low income countries. in fact, in nigeria, africa's most populous country, some experts suggest one in 4 people

i don't know the south africa. i don't want to be like one of these people existing in, you know, going to live in australia or canada, anything like that? nope. in senior places, but, you know, i, i really love living. yeah. and i think i've got a lot offer. and i love that my daughter loves the country and is born here. my, all my family are here. i want to stay here and i want to see this country drive really considered south africa and the commodities that we have, the potential that we have. there's no reason why we shouldn't be a well country and i'd like to sort of help towards that in a little bit, which is where i can. and if that means indian corruption for the resources go to places where they need to go, then i'll do that. am. yeah, the consequences have been degradable am. yeah, but, but i mean, what else do you do? i can tell you this is no way that i could have lived with this of my conscience. i, i couldn't do that. that's that wasn't even an option. bianca goodson, thank you so much for joining us.

once you have the africa, the level of income, you good africa. ok. the demand for the food was from russia would increase in africa. those are the main stories this our do you head over to our c dot com or our social media pages from all? that's all for me peter, scott. dorothy, nicky, are, and we'll be taking over at the top of the hour. thanks the company. mm. ah. with to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, movies on, often very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully very critical time. time to sit down and talk ah, hello, i'm manila chan you are tuned into modus operandi. war is big business. i think we all know that by now, but is all that money.

but that's not what south africa found . south africa has been there. it frosted support for the same thing that they believe that they should be peace with in ukraine, but that the current fight that is being forward to is really a proxy war against russia and is being leveled against russia by the g 7 and by nato. and that is not a position that they will take in terms of abandoning their friends. they have consistently said that russia supported the african national congress, which is the ruling party here in south africa. and that decision by throw them apart was indeed taken by the national executive of the african national congress. and we expected this time, unlike before that this time there is a chance that this decision to leave i c. c, will most likely hold a high risk of bio hazard. that's how sedans, w h o spokesman has described the situation in the country as a laboratory, holding samples of polio, and other infectious diseases has reportedly been seized. if unknown at this point who has taken control over the central public laboratory wi

doctor , you mentioned that africa is a big market. it is said about it, and my sand is still 3 billion dollars, a very very low number , this year we will reach 7 billion dollars, do i want a tool that i told you, the internal rules should be fixed, two lines of communication, what kind of flight, shipping method, we don't have scheduled shipping now, which is a a businessman, an investor, a person who has nothing to do with goods from africa and vice versa. we have this now to the east, but we don't have the heart. we have tried to make this happen. we need a fixed shipping line from the islamic republic of iran to around africa, whether east or southeast what is the reason for it? it is a yogurt export what kind of goods does the manufacturer want to import, on basic goods, on the goods we need , raw materials, containers, attributes, on iron ore, on various goods , maybe almost the entire mendeleev table is present there. the need of our country, if it has a regular communication line with the program, as it is known, it can invest

but that's not what south africa found . south africa has been there. it was dated support for the same thing that they believe that they should be peace with in ukraine, but that the current fight that is being forward to is really a proxy war against russia. and is being leveled against russia by the g 7 and by nato. and that is not a position that they will take in terms of abandoning their friends. they have consistently said that russia has supported the african national congress, which is the ruling body in south africa. and that decision by throw them apart was indeed taken by the national executive of the african national congress. and we expected this time, unlike before this time there is a chance that this decision to leave the i, i t c will most likely hold a high risk of bio hazard. was the sudanese army under roberts support, forces a celebration of which in doing job their lives. on the other side, this again is our mir responded mission statement and describe it as an incorrect unfold for mission. the ongoing evacuation missions of all t

can't be understated in south africa. you exposed one of the biggest financial scandals in the country's history. you did it virtually single handedly. you did it at great cost to yourself and your family. tell us what the government has done in response to your whistle blowing that might ensure that corruption like this doesn't happen again. love it to have to we in that regard, i mean these sort of the personal have. so let me talk to that because it's a bit easier, regrettably, the legislation, our country and the leaders in our country haven't really done much to support no protect whistleblowers from, from that perspective. i mean, there's a lot of statements that have been made in us. i'll presidency with will, does with the protective and stuff but, but nothing's really happened in that regard. and that's what's been very, very unfortunate. how even from the visual perspective they have, they has been some progress. so with all the revelations of they capture what had happened was it was the presidential commission

many have come to south africa. and there is a growing anti immigrant sentiment in south africa that has at times escalades is divided on foreign. some have suggested that the government and raises popping in taking the decisions with the authorities here maintain that home is we're always a temporary arrangement and therefore, wait, citizenship all her minute residents rights groups have asked a court to stop the government from canceling the permits. there was no public consultation and with the stakeholders prior to the decision being made to terminate the the permits. if you have enabled people to, you found families from lives here and careers that she give them a fair opportunity to make representations so that you understand the circumstances of the a lives and what they faith when you make the decision to terminate. and that is absent in terms of the decision that has been made by the south african government . here been madison were at hope's. the court will rule in favor of the appeal. he doesn't want to g

in africa from bei'ing? they sa the in africa from beijing?hey say the economies of - in africa from beijing? tie: say the economies of pledge 600 thousand dollars for developments in the developing world including africa. i don't believe officially and infrastructure projects in africa by the geo seven initiative has been officially launched. but there is a capacity of the issue. i think $600 billion is simply not enough for the biden administration or the g7 to accomplish its goals from the polynesian aisha two islands china won they may reach its own capacity overreach as well if it hasn't already posed covid. what that is sure, it is now going to gain friends with of the west must deliver a genuine projects and substance rather than talking points. also the messaging needs to be improved in the us — africa summit in december, can be china in order to invest in africa, i think that messaging is simply wrong. africa deserves better.- is simply wrong. africa deserves better. we have run out of time- _ deserves better. we have run out of time.

into or what africa can bring to the table. this is not the continent of disease than poverty anymore. this is the continent that has a future. and everybody or any reasonable leader anywhere in the world would want to know what africa thing settled. one that partnership with their african continent is just stepped back, maybe from the war for moment. and the even bigger picture that there's been criticism of the west visit v. it's kind of appeals to the global south over this war that it is requesting kind of support from the global south after not putting enough money into fighting climate change. not showing sufficient solidarity over providing vaccines during the pandemic. for instance, to the west is just the west need to look at itself and think more about solidarity being a 2 way street. i would even take it father. we've had that rear ging war in d. r. c, we have our aging war in somalia. we have challenges in your peer. we have these shoes in south, so done. and we are all along. kenya, for example. we've had to put ou

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the only place in africa when the residents live on water. this whole life is built on filth, is often called african venice because of the numerous pathways and the houses that have been built here on the still is by far the most amazing place i have ever been so much for africans can swim. well, well, well, you're about to get the shock of your life. it is how people move about. it is the only way, was just of the 3rd mainland right here. go to school, live and work here. they worship year. the shops sometimes are mobile just off of the 3rd mainland bridge and they continue to live. they know no other life. if the kids wants to go play, they would have to get on a boat in order to get to a play area. further away from where we are, the poverty that's around this place, of course, takes it away from what you might know. as the romance and beauty of the italian backdrop, it's name after it's estimated. there are over 50 schools here that imagine the size of the place and the population, if death, running close to for decades, as i understand

, when africa, africa. but now i'm proud to sit in enjor better in it. think about, i'm sure if you, if you count top 50 musicians in africa, insurance for that we have to be vocal of terrible. yeah. join. i mean it was something is wrong. don't we don't like our same back in the bar on to some individuals. some group of people might not like it, but we have to speak. now always pick the outside world to listen. wow, these guys are good. look at it is, but these look at it. i wanted them industry have done better than the government. michael? yes, i'll turn into them in india to pull back or even picking a lot of people out of poverty. some online me. i know how many stuffs i have a nominee entourage to put the handbook tough down to the stage, brownwood to get peace from me. i didn't make money from the government and as well in industrial level one to government to garrett's, wanting to put gas, i'll leave it. could you're going over unit? yeah, so we have to be vocal, we have mean your cellphone and we'l