the things that africa is impressed that didn't do it. and also, as it is now, is driven by several agendas of cost. the overall agenda is off with the print to $6.00 to $3.00 who's design is to ensure the effect that becomes a prime. yeah. in the world that has how is a give context in terms of energy generation? the question that we want to talk about is this, how are we buying to ensure that the continental africa has energy that is properly diversified in quantity that's come by what industry you not have. i've tried the to them maybe uh, the sign that i see at the output is the media can generate enough solar power for the entire continental buffet. that is a good big letters, but can we use the sun? that is to be found in the color. heidi this up in the media, can we use that sun to ensure that we have solar power? it's gonna also be said in the side region in countries such as my lead book, you know, 5. so should send it the more the thing the on the general region, there is a put unit, the floor having solar power in a very major

many countries in africa today rely on hydro electric power . and all of us will know the power stations that to be found in the democratic republic of phone go in the in got them in go on in, got to under of cost the same as the ink a 3 which never appears to come into fruition in west africa, we know quite a bit of power is generated from hydro electric kind of cause that is also true when we go to the northern part with the iceland hyde um on the gun on the new stuff. because we also know that i'd rule is the king of the generation of energy in most of africa and is also true of cost that in a number of countries can yeah, being the leading and dizzy good. the g o some of power plays a critical role in the provision of energy as a does a bit of a nuclear power in the south. and i drove off with us when, which is the next phase of energy generation. when we talk about clean energy and the clean energy is beginning to acquire the pride of place and of costs solar, we know that the motor, oh cool, prides itself. do have one of the largest solar

the energy that is customized to do with the needs of the continent of africa. and if this is done and done in a creative mind, you know, model that is designed not only to have the power plants built, but technology transferred, then that would be a symbiotic relationship that russia, con fudge with the continent of africa. and that was 5 growth on sprints, in the manner in which we embrace new energy in a productive manner as just us saying that the source of energy which respects the dictates of clean image. the most critical thing in order to have sustainable energy is to have a good mix of image. you have a good mix so that there is no all very lions on hydro electric file. there is no old very lions or g of samo. there is no old very line, some solar. there is no all very alliance and wind. there is no all the very lions on nuclear, but we have what for me me to describe as the will say, all the sources of energy. when you have a pool, say of sources of energy, then you are able to pick and choose what then can be directed and injected in to the domestic e

energy on africa. on the time when there are many questions that are being lost and ought to be asked about off because the bus to, to industrialize an energy cannot be dropped of about in a vacuum. it must be dropped off in the context of giving us the opportunity to give practical meaning that the things that i forgot is impressed the didn't do it. and also, as it is now, is driven by several agendas of cost. the overall agenda is africa. print to 63, who's design is to ensure that africa becomes a prime. yeah. in the world that has how is a give context in terms of energy generation? the question that we want to talk about is this. how are we buying to ensure that the continental africa has energy that is properly diversified in quantities that come by? what industry you not have. i've tried the need the, the sign that i see at the output is the media can generate enough solar power for the entire continental buffet. that is a good big letters, but can we use the sun? that is to be found in the colo

the things that africa is impressed, the didn't do it. and also, as it is now, is driven by several agendas of cost. the overall agenda is also got print to $63.00, who's design is to ensure that africa becomes a prime. yeah. in the world that has how is a give context in terms of energy generation? the question that we want to talk about is this. how are we buying to ensure that the continental us, because energy that is properly diversified in quantities that come by? what industry you not have. i've tried the need the, the sign that i see at the output is the now maybe i can generate enough solar power for the entire continent of africa. that is a good the calories. but can we use the sun? that is to be found in the color. heidi does that in namibia? can we use that sun to ensure that we have solar power? it's gonna also be said in the side region. the countryside does my lead book enough ice. so shot, sunday, the marty thing. the on the general region, there is a put unity for having solar power in a very major way. in san yellowstone

and we are solved in the content of africa. must also sykes for technology that is going to help us to clean color so that it becomes the conditional source of energy that has always been sick on the bus this summer about under, around the continent of africa, cutting divine. but the time now is to take a break. see you after that break. as we continue to talk about the mazda continent, the continent of africa, the facade is gone. now what, what about syria? is it gone to? it would seem so outside powers are carving up the country. what was in international proxy war against damascus is turning into an international civil war . and is there a place for the syrian people the, the history now can subs? that's portugal, what the fuss, european country to start the a be up or slavery on colonize ation. as early as the 14 through to the 15th century, the portuguese explore as well. ready moving out of lisbon to survey different parts of the continental box. if there was any job, the presence of several federal house, which was the l

africa summit, the united states is all in on africa's future. two years ago i pledged to deliver $55 million in new investments in africa. and to mobilize american businesses to close new deals with african partners. two years ago we were out way ahead of schedule. more than 20 head of u.s. government agencies and members of my cabinet have traveled to africa. delivering over $40 billion in investments thus far. and we announced nearly 1,200 new business deals between african-american companies and american companies totaling $52 billion. including investments in solar energy, telecom, mobile finance, infrastructure, and partnerships with american airlines to expand opportunities for tourism. so you don't have to fly to paris to get here. although paris is pretty nice. here in angola alone, the united states has invested $3 billion during my short presidency. we see the bonds between our countries. across sectors, from clean energy, to health care, to sports. the american basketball association -- national basketball association launched basketb

i agree of africa. when he was fishing, i thought she must have caught a huge gap, lustoria bulge on eagle. i know not a go. he said that there was a time when there was a perfectly fine law on that part. reform or life or pleasure. farmers do what you can on one day. the shape of i need to go straight into it. it's far too fun. and it was raised as if it was chicken. but one day a nice earliest came on said the whole amongst you, a chicken there is unable. and he said no, there was once i knew, but it looks like one. but we have said that the chicken fields were too long, it can no longer behave like a new go, but the not to really say no one's to our new goal. you'd always be unable, even when you a federal to confuse the young people of africa have for a long time been fed on chicken speed. but now i can say without fear of going for a ditch that live the not everybody said, once you put the young people on the palm of your hand on point the i had in the direction of the rising sun, that the ink goes

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south africa feels like home and england feels like home.now, there are things that are embedded in me from south africa, which can be something as simple as the way that the light is, the way the landscape is, how it feels for me to be there. even with your voice, because i'm listening to your voice and it is a fascinating mix of very english, but also i canjust detect little bits of south africa. you've clearly got a bad ear because i've kept the south african for a very long time. you know, and yet i've lived all my adult life, or most of my life in england, which is also my country. from south africa, which can be something as simple as the way that the light is, the way the landscape is, how it feels for me to be there. even with your voice, because i'm listening to your voice and it is a fascinating mix of very english, but also i canjust detect little bits of south africa. you've clearly got a bad ear because i've kept the south african for a very long time. you know, and yet i've lived all my adult life, or most of my life in england

i agree, i agree of africa. when he was fishing, i thought she must have caught a huge gap by 30 a barge on you go on no, not even go. he said that there was a time when there was a perfectly fine law and done for reform or life or pleasure from a do a chicken on one day. the shape of i need to go straight into it is far too fun. and it was raised as if it was shaping. but one day a nice earliest came on said the whole amongst you a chicken. there is a new book. and he said no, there was one sunny, but it looks like one, but we have said that the chicken fields were too long. it can no longer behave like on eagle, but the naturally said no. once to our new goal, you'll always be unable, even when you are fed and chicken feet, the young people of africa, how for a long time been said on chicken feet. but now i can say without fear of going for a ditch. like the na 70 said, once you put the young people on the palm of your hand on find the i had in the direction of the rising sun that the eagles bear with soul on

south africa feels like home and england feels like home.now, there are things that are embedded in me from south africa, which can be something as simple as the way that the light is, the way the landscape is, how it feels for me to be there. even with your voice, because i'm listening to your voice and it is a fascinating mix of very english, but also i can just detect little bits of south africa. you've clearly got a bad ear because i've kept the south african for a very long time. you know, and yet i've lived all my adult life, or most of my life in england, which is also my country. you talked about already the desire sometimes to be solitary, to be alone to write. as a child, was that something in you from very early? no, not to write. i actually didn't start writing until i actually started writing fiction. i went to university, i did science subjects. it never occurred to me to be a writer. your first novel didn't come out, what, until your early 30s? yeah. but when i was a child, what i did was read. and reading was my escape often

i agree of africa. when he was fishing, i thought she must have caught a huge gap bus 30, a barge i knew go. i know not you go. he said that there was a time when there was a part to find my on that part, reform or life or pleasure. farm a do a chicken on one day. the shape of i need to go straight into and it's far too fun . and it was raised as if it was chicken. but one day, a nice turn. this came on said the whole amongst you, a chicken 3 is unable. and he said no. there was one sunny but it looks like one. but we have said that the chicken fields were too long if can no longer behave like on eagle. but the naturally said no. once to our new goal, you will always be unable, even when you are fed and chicken feats the young people of africa. how for a long time been fed on chicken feed, but now i can say without fear of going for a ditch that live. but not certainly said once you put the young people in the palm of your hand on fine head in the direction of the rising sun, that the english bear was s

africa summit. the united states is all-in on africa's future. two years ago, i pledged to deliver $55 million dollars in new investments in africa and mobilize american business to close deals with african partners. two years ago, we are way ahead of schedule. more than 20 u.s. heads of government agencies and members of my cabinet have traveled to africa delivering over $40 billion in investments thus far. and we've announced nearly 1,200 new business deals between african and american companies totally worth $52 billion. including investments in solar energy, telecom, mobile finance, infrastructure, and partnerships with american airlines to expand opportunities for tourism. so you don't have to fly to paris to get here. although paris is pretty nice. here in angola alone the united states has invested $3 billion during my short presidency. we see the bonds between our countries across sectors from clean energy to health care to sports. the american basketball association. national basketball association launched basketball africa league and a

i would dw archie africa. jenny, steve, this to the east of narrow b to the area called kind of good news. this is where we find intriguing workshop of cyrus compared to the he creates his artworks out of discarded objects. he makes his own kinds of unique re deals and sound systems, bicycles and exotic. i where i grew up in it will be on a slum quarter to quarter was on the west side of the lane, the dumpster. and so yeah, i getting signed by the task allows on using wastes a lot we using why as a loved using mit told him like a loved using plastic when i see these i don't see cause for me i see an amazing how it works for you. to mix something like these, you must think of the books. the cyrus is also inspired by 10 years rose, when motorcycles have replaced the old black bicycles that but once popular here. the nickname, black member, refers to the black. my mistake that is commonly found in stop sign africa. so i decided to get the old black lumber, then reduce it and make them small at least, if i call th

ready moving out of lisbon to south a different parts of the continent of africa. if there was any dog, the presence or several droughts, which was the laws designed by the portuguese to claim territory, are to be found in different parts of africa. and you will note that as you move through the cost of 5 or west on africa, up to the eastern time where you find one human side just for jesus, you see the footprints of the portuguese and the activities of individuals such as glasgow duck gum, and francisco, do you have made slavery of costs with the very 1st engagement with african chines and it is important to note that although some historians met the claim that also consumes why involve this liberty? it must not be lost to us that the engagement was under duress, and that the portuguese army, as it was then constituted, did compel them to engage in activities which then led to modern day slavery. and after slavery had started in honest, it must also be understood that part struggle as well as spain for some reason, had the great sway on the prophecy. on that time,

you, we, the continent of africa must always remember that the agenda is to do the continent of africa. assembly loans of independence without allowing them to be independent. you know, the puppeteer is still alive and the pop ups are still there and they do not go out to use anybody. they come from within. i want, you know, when check on to the doc same as these 30 and roughly is the origins of civilization. he thought that the, the in africa and when he wanted to write these, the, these, these at the university also born in friends. and he wanted to tell the real story . they said he would never on these p a d, because they wanted to destroy upon us. we're going to assume that is why we must always be why re or some within our own. who moves in ships, teens? the yeah, the as dangerous as the colonizers. they are danger to find off because of the danger to us because they have always been there. they keep on multiplying. they keep on doing and engaging in the diabolical ops because they know that this pretty to find out what kind of them cannot be destroyed. but it can be frustrated,

he had to get that in africa. and when he wanted to write these p a t p 's east identity advisory also born in france. and he wanted to tell the real story. they said he would never on these p d because they wanted to destroy upon us. look on his them. that is why we must always be wary of some within our own. who moves in ships keen, the yeah, the as dangerous as the colonizers. they are danger to find off because of the danger to us because they have always been there. they keep on multiplying. they keep on doing and engaging in the diabolical ops because they know that this pretty to find out what kind of them cannot be destroyed, but it can be frustrated. and if we understand that, then we'll be able to expose this enemies. they'll find out what the and is i'm on do the death blow because that is what must happen to the find out for going to use them is alive and well. it must also be i drive, it must be i jain in order to identify enemies. it must identify those who come in the name of dona a. why do they lov

not going to allow the colonized territories in africa to be independent. it was only in 1900 on 7th default when there was a code the top which remove the muscle ok tunnel government and brought in the administration of ones don't. it is the knowledge that this be not, administration said we are not going to continue to engage and this was the, the leading flight to go on. therefore, we are going to begin to let go a couple of at the let go united be. so let's go on, go a, let's go mozambique and ultimately the portuguese corner knees. why did they validate that from portugal that was a lot done on the news. just colonized who did not do much to develop the country that what they were interested in because she herself, was a backwater, you'll see in the country with a very weak economy and was capable of sun sustaining ourselves. and indeed, so standing high. yeah, economies. the economies of color nice people, history records that flexible was indeed one of the was colonizers running from slavery. this feeling of active folks on the destination of local p

i called her knees in africa and elsewhere. and they did not want to let go, is also instructive that we've been portugal itself. munitions was a, as i'm aspect of it, in terms of different political powers or political as wanting to dominate with the consequences. the front to go was not back peace and was led by dictators so that when everybody else was struggling through the gain, independence postal goal was not interested in a grant and independence or started entering through this struggle. and when one looks at the portuguese quarterly, they became the most violent. and most of the leaders of the struggle for independence in portugal. why then up to the been communist because they had done through the soviet union. this is true of a middle cupboard on, in united this out on cape or vendor. and we note the struggle against the portuguese was solely incense with the consequences, as we know that purchased united be so was to be granted the independence, much laid out of a struggle, which then follows the negotiations needi

and in fact, in africa, the u. s. has always been known of taking advantage offers market position in a way that show colonial practice we results of which regions and countries lapka lola are exploited for the benefit of more powerful nations without equitable participation. well should benefits. and even though they have denied that sometimes they do, admitted, how can we help foster the public private partnerships, bringing american capital and expertise in standards to africa so that we can keep by exploiting so that we can uh, a exploring where we can get these minerals also know that and go like increasing the perfect towed to the supply off minimal carpet and cobalt from its land block neighbors is on via and the deep sea logitech of businesses. i'm the coal both for the 20 product mix it cause and rechargeable d. c. i, a batch has been over 70 percent off. the last couple of my new occurs in that region, particularly the d i. c. but unfortunately the is a cost to money because minerals, child labor, environmen

18 hundreds canyon was known as british east africa. and the traces of this colonial passed on over nearby kenya became independent from britain in 1963 these days naturally has a cutting edge contemporary oxy. that's it side by side with more traditional creative legacy the all of this mix, it will be an exciting cultural destination that reflects a reached pass by country has an ancient history of k hd with the indian ocean culture. and so we have multi cultural nation with competing viewpoints. the and now i'm going to show you some amazing narrow b r sense. let's go coming up in this episode of dw artsy africa. we meet more bush commodities, a multi media art is to create masks, to review the masks imposed by society. then we meet cyrus can bureau, who makes the visual magic from phone to materials. we choose when the code takes us into a studio to reveal, have possible paintings, can use strong mothers who resisted oppression of the inspiration for sylvia cam. these works and we'll see how social commentary drives peterson. come, w

moving into the savannah, i would dw, actually, africa journey. takes us to the outskirts of the narrow, be national park. here we're going to meet another possible female teacher. this is sylvia camby. she's a multi media performance artist. her work is challenging and lead. i've been doing performance work for a long time now since 2002, 3. silvia has created a masked performance advertising called customer choice pass by a customer that is a tricks to character me that i created to intervene inside of space. is that a hard to hear about or hard to talk about? and it started with colonial space. yes. which has to do with some mark museum and this space and the mark museum. it's electra room, actually that's being used to teach and it was the space where as number, if he was told and risk justification was 1st told. wow. so what are these images? they basically stills from the sketch performance, so that is inside of this lecture room. ok, and i was playing around with the customer as a body form. and gestures movement became like intuitive and t

i think- places across africa? that's exactly right. i think we - places across africa?hrough that it does not need to be a zero—sum. i own personal analysis is what is the problem if you are heavily investing in a transport corridor which is when win for everyone and do have some influence over the partnership with the host government in this case and go low. another good example is the trans guinea railway line, the trans guinea railway line, the big anglo australian company invested in in direct partnership with chinese companies as well as western ones and that is what the canadian government insisted on. so although the political tensions around the world and particularly africa with geopolitical rival really, the private sector can be a lot more pragmatic.- private sector can be a lot more pragmatic. thank you for coming onto — more pragmatic. thank you for coming onto the _ more pragmatic. thank you for coming onto the programme. l the united nations�* top court has started hearings on the legal obligation of countries to fight climate change, and the consequences

in south africa, we are very lucky to being put africa. tons of it affords us our human security. we really, i'm katie, to go off. i was to blame said, uh any at all possible africa. why do we denied existing in the own homelands input after jobs we need to appreciate and for the legislation that provide us with our freedom and liberty to belinda, this freedom is not just political. it is also the personal, it's the only time when i'm free, but i'm on stage, it's the table for the bill, but i one for if it was it's or so the very to the, the moment because drag is making a statement by challenging traditional know, bringing awareness to the fact that culture and orientation one when it comes to who you are the those greens of fi alas and now to chrome, the show we celebrate. isaac and queens. me the house of oreo quin. i mean, out of a sense all from the now could do in the states in the general. yeah. staying in west africa, queen of poco from the ashanti. king them in, gone. i created the ball and i can, i'm the legendary queen said don't home bay from present. they've been in o

to the costs to 5 or west on africa. up to the eastern part where you find one human side just for jesus. you see the footprints of the portuguese and the activities of individuals such as law, school, gum. and for us cisco d, i made a slip very of course with the very fast engagement with african chines. and it is important to note that although some historians met the claim that offer consumes. why involve this liberty? it must not be lost to us. the dang, goodman was under duress, under the portuguese army, as it was then constituted, didn't compel them to engage in activities which then led to modern day slavery. and of gosh, liberty had started the an honest, it must also be understood that portugal as well as spain for some reason, had a great sway on the prophecy. on that time, the prophecy base in rome was very powerful and didn't, did divide to the world for purposes of survey between portugal on space. but let us focus on the portuguese activities in the continent of africa. they started in a site just couple o

and he looked at africa through the lens of china and russia. when joe biden became president, he didn't necessarily depart from that. in fact, this is at the end of his private presidency when he is making that, that, that 1st jenny too and i guess i'm sorry, i'm african country. where does this place africa in terms of priority? when it comes to the us? is that such a brilliant question because it speaks to a multiplicity of things. but 1st, is that my understanding of u. s. foreign policy is that it often doesn't matter who's in the white house. the us has taken up 2 legs to its foreign policy. they see themselves as a country of dominance as a strong country, as, as it were, the aba tall. oh, he's of whose democratic and who's not the use the economic and military minds to influence how the world is structured. and so whether it's a bite and presidency in obama presidency or a trump presidency, it still comes with those kind of values that intrinsic to foreign to us foreign policy. and since the end of the cold war, i want to say one final t

in south africa, we are very lucky to be and, but africa, tons of it affords us our human dignity. we really, i'm katie. this is my goal of how was to play said any and all possible africa. why do we denied existing in the own homelands input after jobs we need to appreciate and for the legislation that provide us with our freedom and liberty for belinda, this freedom is not just political. it is also the personal. it's the only time when i'm free, but i'm on stage. it's the type of free build, but i one for you for life. it's the soul of right to the the moment because the drag is making a statement by challenging traditional know, bringing awareness to the fact that culture and orientation one when it comes to who you are, the those greens of fi alas. and now to crohn the show we celebrate african cleans me the house of oreo quin. i mean not all of them is all from the now. could do an estate in the general. yeah. staying in west africa, queen of la poco from the ashanti, king them in gone, i created the ball and i can. i'm the legendary queen said don't home bay from present day

and that is what is happening in africa today. that is why the split it to find off because this is fucked on that daily basis. and that is why, even when of the con, institutions that create the beyond the mind, you know, you know, so long ago i asked myself, does europe love us so much that they meet as the low med, they'll go on to have the low med convince them to develop our economy, it does europe love us so much that they've created the quote, the new convention. does europe love us so much that they are allow, was to do certain things, but only for the benefit they on size, they do not. you, we the continental plastic a must always remember that the agenda is to do the continent of africa. assembly runs of independence without allowing them to be independent. you know, the puppeteer is still alive and the puppets are still there and they do not go out to use anybody. they come from within. i want, you know, when check on to the doc same as these 30 and rossi is the origins of civilization. he thought get that in africa, an

and he looked at africa through the lens of china and russia. when joe biden became president, he didn't necessarily depart from that. in fact, this is at the end of his private presidency when he was making that that, that 1st jenny 2 and a half ago. so i'm sorry, i'm african country. where does this place africa in terms of priority when it comes to the us. but such a brilliant question, uh, because it speaks to a multiplicity of things. the 1st is that my understanding of u. s. foreign policy is that it often doesn't matter who's in the white house. the us has taken up 2 legs to it's foreign policy. they see themselves as a country of, of dominance as a strong country, as, as it would all the talk. oh, he's of who's democratic and who's not the use the economic and military mind to influence how the world is structured. and so with a, it's a bite and presidency in obama presidency or a trump presidency. it still comes with those kind of values that intrinsic to foreign to us foreign policy. and since the end of the cold war, i want to see one

we pay far too little attention to africa. we do so to our peril.he last decade establishing links, building infrastructure in the case of russia. making mischief, sending the wagner group and missionaries to fight in the battles in the -- and china meanwhile has been pouring money into subsaharan africa and exstrakts ing extracting resources. the united states has just not been in the game. and it had better be in this sort of great power competition. we're third in a three-horse race right now. >> yeah, we were discussing this last night, eugene, one of the issues is that the united states aid is frequently on matters like healthcare and nutrition, things like that. where you can't walk down the street and point to something and say the united states built that the way you can almost anywhere in africa point at something that china built. >> that's absolutely right. and china is building, you know, massive projects. not always on terms that are favorable to the countries where they're being built. china is, you know, driving bargains that are favo

yeah. staying in west africa. queen of la poco from the ashanti king them in gone, i created the ball and i can i'm the legendary queen said don't home bay from present. they been in who let an old man militia, quoted the home mamma zones. but let's now visit in a jerry, a sick or a city of lazy. we made a mistake. she and queen share about the leasing of the royal bond. who carries the rich heritage of the euro. but people to have music and story telling. hello, my name is queen shabba coming to you all the way from southwest name julia. you are watching the, the youth 77 percent. i'm here to pick you on the top of my c t. the laser, as cardboard, the lady face of the tlc. the mesa is the spiritual homeland of nigeria survive people measure. the whole subject was founded by door and ations divine king. his descendants continued to rule from its central palace to this day and sing to compose the queen. sugar is the mito of his royal band. he left the place of dispassion on his way home for how do you buy it under

we pay far too little attention to africa.ur peril, both russia and china have been there over the last decade, establishing links, building infrastructure, and in the case of russia, making mischief. sending that group and its mercenaries to fight in battles in the sahel, and china, meanwhile, has been pouring money into sub-saharan africa, and extracting resources, especially critical minerals, like in the united states just has not been in the game, and it better be in this sort of great power competition, we are third in a three horse race, right now. >> yeah, we were discussing this last night, jean. one of the issues is that the united states aid is frequently on matters like healthcare, and nutrition, things like that, where you can't walk down the street and point to something and say, "the united states built that." the way you can come almost anywhere in africa, point to something china built. >> that's absolutely right, and china is building massive projects. not always on terms that are favorable to the countries w

even with a successor who's not known as a particular fan of africa.resident to come right now. it's the center of a lot of competition with china and russia for influence on the continent and the president wants to highlight a new railroad the united states is helping to fund, which will help move some of the precious minerals that angola has to export here. so, it's an important visit. even if it's coming in the latter days and weeks of the presidency. >> april, how do you see the significance of the president's remarks today? >> they're significant because, one, this president is trying to put attention on a continent that is resource-rich, meaning oil, et cetera, and other things. as well as a continent, the african continent that is also a key player in national security. think about this, ana, there are so many countries on the continent of africa, particularly subsaharan africa, but when it comes to skirm have skirmishes where democracy falters, that's a breeding ground for terrorist activity. there's health, there is national security, there's

where does this place africa in terms of priority? when it comes to the us, is that such a brilliant question because it speaks to a multiplicity of things. so the 1st is that my understanding of u. s. foreign policy is that it often doesn't matter who's in the white house. the us has a ticking up to us to its foreign policy. they see themselves as a country of, of dominance as a strong country, as, as it were, the arbutus. oh, he's of whose democratic and who's not the use the economic and military mind to influence how the world is structured. and so with that, it's a bite and presidency in obama presidency or a trump presidency. it still comes with those kind of values that intrinsic to foreign to us foreign policy. and since the end of the cold war, i want to see one final thing on this job. i didn't saw this trip as in mississippi finch. i people are saying, but he's, you know, he's the one he lost, the democrats lost the election and he humiliatingly had to withdraw in july at the very last minute. why does he bought a building