items, including under brands such as babaevsky and alenka for production, they buy codi-voire in africa, ghana, ecuador, and nigeria, says dmitry solovyov processes 25,000 tons. and cocoa beans per year. and thus provide 19 factories e holding united confectioners. the production cycle begins with the cleaning of cocoa babs. then they are crushed in succession. already prepared cocoa nibs are transferred to transport, which in the future it is fried on the installation here on this one, and then with the help of a press the raw materials are separated into cocoa butter and powder. the weight of each such pancake is about 15 kg. chocolate, as it is called in the factory, is a liquid substance. very fragrant by the way, for the production of products for export, it is necessary to adapt the recipe to the tastes of buyers from different countries, says the head of the export center. veronika nikishina chinese consumers do not like very sweet products, but i want to say that our exporters are very smart, using customer preferences adapt the recipe to these preferences, and therefore, our chocolate

ghana -- >> all: good morning, america. >> whoo! ♪ >>> and good morning to all of you. good morning to robin in west africater: oh, yes, good morning from beautiful ghana, guys. a growing epicenter for tourism. we are here to celebrate its rich history and promising future. we know back home the major concern this morning, hurricane ian. and we're thinking of all in the path of that storm. george, michael, amy? >> that's right, robin. we certainly cannot wait for your reporting from ghana but we do begin with ian now an extreme category 4 hurricane with winds now up to 155 miles per hour and taking aim at florida's west coast. >> this video showing the sheer size of the storm from space and we're already seeing its impact. take a look at key west overnight. already seeing the effect and here is the latest path with ian set to make landfall in just hours. live team coverage across the storm zone and we'll begin with our chief meteorologist ginger zee who is live in fort myers. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: michael, there are not many more serious situations than when it comes to hurricanes than what i'

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here you are, you can see here in the back of my car, guys, colleagues observers from south africa and ghanathere are a lot of participants. we are now in tomsk, i can’t tell you now due to security issues say that and where we are exactly, but we will divide by different machines. here the guys from the selection, interchangeable from bulgaria, we had greece and from greece , and there is colombia, india, a series of a lot of different countries, in my opinion, more than 50, about 60 countries. there are about 100 people in our hotel. here in this group. thanks a lot. far from stanislavlevich was left in direct communication with the international observers of how the referendum is held in the donetsk people's republic , hungarian prime minister viktor orban said that will there be a war in ukraine? and that's all, thanks to the us and the eu, ukraine and russia would be a local conflict, but the economic sanctions of the west turned it into a global economic war. therefore, we are facing a local war and a global economic war at the same time. first question. how long will this war last? fo

as the president of ghana said yesterday in his statement, i quote, every bullet, every bomb, every shell that hits a target in ukraine hits our pockets and our economies in africa, unquote. let me place on record ghana's appreciation to the secretary general to leveraging life saving humanitarian during the war. we know some positive initiatives. and on the shipment of grains to countries facing food. senator inhofe: security. we need to reach an for russian fertilizer and crop products needed for an madam president let me conclude with an appeal. in a week when the eyes of the world are on us and look to united nations for leadership and hope, we must send a strong message that impunity will not be tolerated, that we need to end the war in ukraine. i thank you. [indiscernible] >> i want to thank for having organized this situation. even in regions where facilities are taking place. the security council is the appropriate forum to seek a solution to ensure lasting peace. this weeks marks seven months since the start of the conflict. tens of thousands of people many of them innocent civilians lost their lives. there are refugees and internally displaced persons

colonies that were not completely independent from britain were in africa, but since 1957, when the gold coast became independent ghana and paved the way for others, britain quickly let go of the colonies, sometimes smoothly , sometimes not these independent states maintained their historical ties with britain as members of the commonwealth, but serious tensions arose within the organization from time to time due to sanctions against travel to south africa in the 1980s due to the suspension of zimbabwe's membership in 2002 and earlier through the same country when it was rhodesia at the 1979 commonwealth summit in zamba the dispute over the future of rhodesia continued to split the organization the queen met face to face with each of the commonwealth leaders using her best diplomatic skills she persistently worked to reach consensus of course throughout her reign the queen's role was to rise above party politics at home and abroad but this gave her strength especially in the unifying force which she usually used throughout the commonwealth it was said that the queen often looked more relaxed when she traveled on busin

spain and portugal. heavy rain continues across central parts of africa, big down puerto rolling towards i re coast pulling out of ghana. and as it goes down, pause extend their way across the gulf of guinea, right the way towards the riff fight, but not too much wet weather to the east of the refund. you might catch a shower or 2 eastern parts of tanzania. shell is little more extensive there into kozora natal pushing into where mozambique and those billing to zimbabwe by wednesday. ah frank assessments, how much support is there if it's straight protest that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country, the street has been, has been very good. that's happening in to the core concerns of people across the country. informed opinions, we will say more of the the venue. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility. this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? oh, a watching. i'll just have a reminder o

into spain and portugal. heavy rain continues across central parts of africa, big down puerto rolling towards i rico's pulling out of ghana. and those, those downpours extend their way across the gulf of guinea, right the way towards the riff valley, but not too much wet weather to the east of the refund. you might catch a shower or 2 eastern parts of tanzania shows a little more extensive there. and it was all natal pushing into where mozambique and those billing to zimbabwe by wednesday. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries. enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct whites, to istanbul and tribes. oh, book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c y p g. yes. for our best prices. the well come pick. so these are 18 months, as the main event gets close that out is here it is here. every step of the way. i'm going to go with updates from across the globe. things can expect some strong support hearing hassle, with the spotlight on north and central america. can canada build that 1st p

laura: the president of ghana said every bomb in every bullet that strikes a target in ukraine strikes at the park -- strikes at the pockets of africalong can this work go on given the terrible impact it's having on countries far from more? >> is difficult to know how long it will go on. anybody who says they know exactly, probably is not looking at the facts on the ground. the fact that mr. putin continues to want to expand his operations in the east and the south, the fact that he's now calling up 300,000 reservists to the fight, tells you all you need to know about his intention to tried to end this and diplomatic means. he has shown no and -- no indication of doing that. we said when mr. putin decided to focus on the don boston the south, that this coue a prolonged conflict. that was several months ago and here we are. there's no sign that he's letting up. president zelenskyy said he's not ready to t down at the negotiating table either. we will continue to give him the capabilities he needs to succeed on the battlefield. as president biden said, for as long as it takes. laura: the u.s. will keep arming ukraine, but will it prov

presidents of ghana said yesterday in his statement at the general assembly, i quote, every bullet, every shell, that hits a target in ukraine hits our pockets and our economies in africa, unquote. in this regard, let me place on record ghana's appreciation of the good officers of the secretary general and other international actors to leverage lifesaving humanitarian -- at critical times of the war. we already note some positive impacts from the black sea grain initiative and urge the continued and unrestricted shipment of grains to countries facing food insecurity. we encourage all stakeholders to reach an early agreement for the export of russian fertilizers and crop products especially needed for agrarian economy. madam president, let me conclude with an appeal. in a week, when the eyes of the world are on us and millions around the world look to the united nations for leadership and hope, we must send a strong message that impunity will not be tolerated, that we need to act through concerted diplomacy to end the war in ukraine. i thank you. >> i thank her excellency, for her statement and i give the floor to minister of foreign affairs of brazil. madam president,

pretoria elsewhere in africa and a bid to tackle growing the growing concerns of electronic waste like old laptops and phones. if us ever waste management company is opened in ghana, offering recycling solutions. with respect to this campaign are launched, they seeks to extend education and the benefits of recycling to our communities. our community recycling beans will be placed at selected, empty, and service centers across the country by reducing waste, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and saving energy at home at work and on the road. we save the environment at our continent. then we have tons, as garner is known as one of the world's dumping grounds when it comes to e waste. something that comes with huge risks to people's health ah done. if i will go to pick something, come we're done with a chest. know what he did, flip the chairs, he said to the thing, i come to wait to march from the fire. it will certainly through us with more water and my head. my head, the cause on that he did end up with the export or the 150 problem for electronic with it can be trying generational transfer. i can pass it to my child and my daughter can muscle closet. i reiterated

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africa. colonies gained independence and became republics. as head of the commonwealth, the queen reached out and helped bring them into the fold. she made bold moves. time, ghana'sved to be a leader ahead of her time. now, king charles will lead the commonwealth. african nations with no historic links to the uk are choosing tojoin. but this is a continent that is changing fast, and preserving his mother's legacy will not be without its challenges. a royal welcome on the first of three visits to india. in 1961, the queen was in the early years of her reign iam very i am very grateful to the citizens of delhi. and india was a young republic still enamoured by her. crowds gathered everywhere she went. as india turned 50, queen elizabeth sought to address some of the dark chapters of colonial history. at this public park, unarmed indians were shot dead by british soldiers a century ago. the royal couple paid tributes, but stopped short of an apology. 75 years since independence, india is trying to move away from its past, and its links with the british royal family have become less significant. it is a complicated relationship because of the nature of colonial rule

africa still to come? now yes, a cookie talks, music and politics and tells me why his happy for the young generation of nigerian musicians conquering the international charts. and in ghana we meet a group of young people brightening the lives of elderly villages. but 1st, the trial of one of the alleged masterminds of rwanda is 1994 genocide has opened in the hague. judges at the un tribunal decided to proceed with the trial of feliciano kaba. despite his decision to boycott it from jail. the former business man is accused of financing and facilitating the mass murders of some 800000 people . he was captured in france 2 years ago after decades on the run on x report takes a look at the a lead role to book a played and the slaughter of rwanda as tootsie minority. a warning that this report contains, graphic, images, broadcasts that lead to deadly bloodshed. her, i mean one, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. in 1994, rwanda messages like these were used to turn people against each other. they resulted in heinous acts of violence, and the genocide that lasted just over a 100 days violence erupted after the plane carrying president juvenile happy, or amana was

in africa and a bed to tackle growing concerned over electronic waste like old laptops, t v, 's and phones. the 1st ever waste management company to offer e waste. recycling services has opened in ghana. with respect to this campaign are launched, they seeks to extend education and the benefits of recycling to our communities. our community recycling beans will be placed at selected, empty, and service centers across the country by reducing waste, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and saving energy at home at work and on the road. we save the environment and our continent. ghana has become something of the world's dumping ground when it comes to e waste. but it comes with huge risk to people's health. ah . 24 wood big so to come with the chest noble feet, flip the chest, he said to the pin. for the 3rd, i come to wait to march from the farther it was 70 to us with more water in my head, i had the corso that he did end up with the explore or the 150 problem for electronic with it can be trying generation no transfer, i can pass it to my child, and my daughter can muscle closet. i reiterated before you, my pleasure of improving other things in the country and making a fraud. the prima

ghana, forcing their hosts to wake up to a security threat entering ever closer. ah. until me or laddie. well, welcome to the program. with over 60 percent of the worlds uncultivated, arable land, africa should not be importing most of its grain. right. 10 years ago, a world bank report said, africa's farmers can potentially grow enough food to feed the continent and avert future food crisis. yet to day that potential is still far from being reached. in fact, the u. n. is wanting that a devastating drought in the horn of africa could worse and as a 5th consecutive rainy season is predicted to fail, or that leaves 22000000 people at risk of starvation. even in some agricultural hobbs, dw corresponded. edith kamani visited farmers in kenya's bread basket to see how their coping with the emerging shocks. this was supposed to be a bumper, have asked for jonathan key bet. but things could not have gone worse for the king and farmer. first, the rains failed to come in much than an infestation of army ones attacked his crop . and most recently, a violent storm flattened his entire harvest will not be having anything to it. because it, if flare this from was producing a, let's the air 1815 pr

africa. >> robin, this is going to be amazing. >> announcer: and to the beauty and wonder of ghana. >> all: good morning, america. >> announcer: experiencethe languages of this astounding nation. >> announcer: tomorrow only on "good morning america." >> "wakanda forever." >>> and we have some good news for bachelor nation, "bachelor in paradise" is back with the largest ever cast of fan favorites and there's our friend jesse palmer. he is hosting the season 8 premiere tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc and then streaming the next day on hulu in case you missed it. >> thanks for watching, everyone. >> have a great day. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laugh) (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie: good morning. how is traffic? jobina: we are following a crash in san francisco that is causing a large backup. check out the map. you can see southbound 101 before man south street. speeds around 15 miles per hour there. a look at the b

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