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africa. how do you. but you said people don't trust young people with with with good ideas how dependent on start up stay in africa in western capital i think that most of the funding that we get is from west and box when jack up the list there is there is a deficiency of local bucked venture capitalists to actually invest i think they don't want to take they don't take a chance we believe these young people yet i believe that the young people of a some people you know africa is blessed by a very young used demographic that you know we need to tap into and look the potential and be able to deliver and generative enough ruka so these the need for local buck this is to actually believe in the end in africa very briefly we're running out of time but what's the next step for a start for us want to be the go to solution for ultrasound and we're looking that moving beyond my tunnel coming to him at an authority into point of. interest on scaling of course of course africa good luck i think with us thank you very much. and visit with from uganda. and that's it for me and the business team here and berlin for mo

africa. the duchess of sussex has stayed in south africa with their baby son archie, but she was still able toarry's engagements, via videolink. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this report from malawi. welcome to malawi, one of the poorest countries in africa, but a country which is committed to improving the education of its young women. prince harry took part in a discussion with a group supported by the queen's commonwealth trust — the objective? t0 empower women. the debate was joined by harry's wife, meghan, on a video link from johannesburg. we cannot begin to express how valuable and vital that work is. we're just incredibly proud to be a part of it. already the initiative, the campaign for female education, is working in five african countries. better education has many benefits. for one thing, it means fewer child marriages. today the focus shifts to another issue in this part of africa, the battle against the poachers. harry will visit the liwonde national park. he will pay tribute to guardsman matthew talbot of the coldstream guards. he was killed on an anti—poaching p

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africa. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with stephen sackur.come to hardtalk, i am stephen sackur. the trump presidency has seen us politics become ever more polarised and partisan. but in the words of one commentator, you ain't seen nothing yet. the democrats‘ decision to begin impeachment proceedings based on emerging details of president trump's dealings with the president of ukraine has intensified the political warfare in washington. my guest is anthony scaramucci, former trump cheerleader, briefly his communications director and now an arch critic. is impeachment a trap for the president's opponents? anthony scaramucci in new york city, welcome to hardtalk. it is great to be back with you. democratic leadership, after a lot of agonising, has decided to launch impeachment proceedings, impeachment investigations into resident donald trump. do you believe they have made the right decision? i don't really think it was necessarily a right or wrong decision. i sort of feel it was the only decision. the inspector general whistleblower report is

again so going to meet your thank you so much for coming in greatly appreciate it and stay with us business africa next. the nonsense of why you don't need to keep up with the day you got on the phone for over grants and home the force i'm through. that you can about that missed the boat on this is. that the dragon is working. on. this africa's digital economy developing too slowly the un report suggests that while mobile broadband access is growing across the continent most of the money is being made by platforms overseas. also on the show limiting climate change means planting more trees to capture c o 2 increasing the size of the world's forest is not that easy. this is a business africa i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us. the un is calling for a global effort to spread the benefits of the digital economy in a new report it says 2 countries have made have more or less cornered global digital markets those countries the united states and china each is home to many of the best known names on the web in fact 90 percent of the money made by the world's $70.00 biggest digital platform

to work for the meal tasks and accountants sometimes in managerial positions and these people stayed in africa and south africa and they became most of them shopkeepers so nearly all shops in south africa are in the hands of asians so injured there are present 2.5 percent of the population so. it is that there is some braces and there is sachs and because you know the shopkeeper is rich as compared to the core population but it is mostly an issue of lutein of senegal the poverty of the of the black population which is still suffering enormously now despite the fact that the government is trying hard to create schools to bring electricity to in the stores so which and things in all the townships and so barracks all for big cities like china spark or pretoria. if we saw similar actions in for example european country or the united states they'd be probably labeled as acts of nationalism and often that's linked back to the leader of that country you see it in the likes of hunger viktor orban in france even donald trump takes a lot of criticism in the u.s. do you think that's why the south african

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africa. they were staying in a cabin in a bedroom submerged in tanzania.handwritten proposal but he never made it to the surface. >> reporter: tragedy struck for an american man who died while he was proposing to his girlfriend under water. he wrote in a note, i can't hold my breath long enough to tell you everything i love about you, but everything i love about you i love more every day. will you please be my wife? sadly, he didn't resurface and his girlfriend went on to post in her facebook posts, you never emerged from those depths so you never got to hear my answer. yes, yes, a million times yes, i will marry you. but of course he had already died. she went on to say, we never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together as the best day of our lives turned into the worst in the cruellest twist of fate imaginablimaginable. the u.s. state department confirmed a u.s. citizen had died in tanzania. this went across social media. farai sevenzo, cnn. >>> lisa ling is returning for another provocative season of "this is life." i

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africa. the duchess of sussex has stayed in south africa with their baby son archie — but she was still ablendent nicholas witchell has this report from malawi. welcome to malawi, one of the poorest countries in africa, but a country which is committed to improving the education of its young women. prince harry took part in a discussion with a group supported by the queen's commonwealth trust — the objective? to empower women. the debate was joined by harry's wife, meghan, on a video link from johannesburg. we cannot begin to express how valuable and vital that work is. we're just incredibly proud to be a part of it. already the initiative, the campaign for female education, is working in five african countries. better education has many benefits. for one thing, it means fewer child marriages. today the focus shifts to another issue in this part of africa, the battle against the poachers. harry will visit the liwonde national park. he will pay tribute to guardsman matthew talbot of the coldstream guards. he was killed on an anti—poaching patrol earlier this year. harry will also see the work

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africa. the duchess of sussex has stayed in south africa with their baby son archie, but she was still able toent nicholas witchell has this report from malawi. welcome to malawi, one of the poorest countries in africa, but a country which is committed to improving the education of its young women. prince harry took part in a discussion with a group supported by the queen's commonwealth trust — the objective, to empower women. the debate was joined by harry's wife, meghan, on a video link from johannesburg. we cannot begin to express how valuable and vital that work is. we're just incredibly proud to be a part of it. already, the initiative, the campaign for female education, is working in five african countries. better education has many benefits. for one thing, it means fewer child marriages. today the focus shifts to another issue in this part of africa, the battle against the poachers. harry will visit the liwonde national park. he will pay tribute to guardsman matthew talbot of the coldstream guards. he was killed on an anti—poaching patrol earlier this year. harry will also see the work

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many people do indeed take this flight but of course many have said that they are weary of staying in south africa scared of of what may happen given that this is the 1st time that so in a phobic attacks have taken place and even then despite these attacks taking place in 2008 again in 2015 the south african government at this point continues to say that it doesn't believe that we are foreigners in south african in south africa have been specifically targeted they say that the violence is due to criminality and that's how it's approaching the violence that we've been seeing in recent weeks i mean. this is been going on for a while has and the water authorities doing to try and contain this. many here say authorities are certainly not doing enough the south african government has said that it has a plan in place to deal with these the 3rd the violence that we've seen in recent weeks and it says that it has an early warning system in place and in fact it's managed to stop the spread of violence in some instances over the weekend they continue to be a confrontations between people from outside of sou

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the duchess of sussex and four month old baby archie will stay behind in south africa.l us a bit more about what both of them will be doing today? prince harry starts off today with that is it with a0 students who are now considered part of an elite group in malawi, who have been able to graduate secondary school through this funding that has come partly through the uk government but also local authorities. this is one of the key issues for the people of malawi, to get young girls educated. we know there's a problem with child marriage in malawi and we are trying to find initiatives and projects that will help keep young girls from getting married off at a young age. the stats as they stand suggest that only for out of ten children make it through secondary school. —— four out of ten. that is something both the duchess and harry are passionate about. it is initiative they both support. and she, on skype, will be joining the conversation to find out how they can help to try highlight the importance of education in a country such as malawi, much of the same ways of using

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stayed close to steve. and in fact, just a few days before that july morning, the whole family went to the airport together, to see katie off on a study abroad trip to south africa. charlotte was staying with her dad in prescott. nothing ahead now but the long, easy, days of summer. as she jogged the last few yards to her house, carol passed by the guest cottage she'd rented out as a way to help her pay expenses. >> it's 50 feet away from the main house and it has all of its own kitchen and bath and shower and rooms. >> reporter: it was comforting, in a way, to have someone else with her on the property, out here at the edge of things. man's name was jim knapp. divorced father. bit of an odd duck, some people said. but easy to get along with. at least, that's what carol told her friends. the man didn't cause any trouble. >> jim knapp was just sort of this free-spirited surfer dude from hawaii who-- hang ten. >> but she took him in as a border? >> it was my understanding that he was, had been diagnosed with cancer. and i think they sort of co-supported each other through a lot of the painful times that they were both experiencing. >> reporter: once inside her hou

their profits to dealing with gender based violence and so they say they'll use the stay to call on corporate south africa and also the government to do far more for me to live in the northern suburbs of jam as well thank you. the protests in hong kong have been singing throughout their months of demonstrations and now they've produced their own anthem was. god glory to hong kong has been ringing out across the territory including in shopping malls the composer says music is a tool for unity and his son was designed to show that despite unhappiness and uncertainty the hong kong people would not give up. their lawmakers in the u.s. or voted to move forward with an investigation that could lead to the impeachment of president trump the house judiciary committee voted along party lines it was approved despite unanimous republican opposition and the lousy enhanced questioning of witnesses. thousands of protesters have gathered outside parliament to demand government action to tackle the hunger crisis in the country the high cost of living means a growing number of the country's poor and now going hungry today

africa with 4 month old archie. prince harry will travel to botswana, angola and malawi over the coming days while meghan will stay in that is the summary, back to you, victoria. thank you very much. good morning, welcome to a cool and damp westminster. injust an hour and a half's time, mps will be back in the commons, after that ruling by the supreme court yesterday that the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament was unlawful. borisjohnson has cut short his visit to a un summit in new york and is due to land shortly at heathrow. there'll be no pmqs today, which is what usually happens on a wednesday. although, the prime minister might give a statement to mps later. instead, the day has been set aside for "urgent questions". we have various people to speak to. let's speak to boris johnson loyalist conservative mp sir geoffrey clifton—brown, who is treasurer of the committee that represents rank and file tory mps. lord heseltine, former conservative deputy prime minister, who was told he could no longer sit as a conservative in the house of lords, after urging people to vote liberal democrat in the european e

africa. >> steven webber and kinish were staying in a cabin that had a bedroom that emerged into the ocean.r swam under the water holding a handwritten note asking her to marry him. the thing he is never surfaced. here is cnn proay. >> reporter: tragedy struck for an american man who died when he was proposing to his girlfriend under water. he wrote on a note, i can't hold my breath long enough to tell you everything i love about you, but everything i love about you, i love more every day. will you please be my wife? sadly, he didn't resurface and his girlfriend went to post on her facebook post you never emerged from the depths so you never got to hear my answer. yes, yes, yes, a million times yes, i will marry you. but he had already died. she went on to say, we never got to celebrate and the beginning rest of our live together as the best days of our live turned into the worst. in the cruellest twist of fate imaginable. the u.s. state department confirmed that a u.s. tourist had died in tanzania and, of course, this has touched many people across social media. >>> police in washington st

and those are the latest headlines next stop fighting climate change with africa's great green wall that's on the street to stay with us. as world leaders gather in new york u.n. secretary general and tell you the terrorists will hold a climate action summit to sound the alarm but will countries heed the warning and deliver concrete plans to reduce emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. get the updates as they happen on al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke am during the stream today it's been called the 8th wonder of the world a huge green belt of trees planted to hold back the so hard dess it in a 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative we'll look at an ambitious african land restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter and i would you want us to get them into this ringback. i'm actually can solo i am a climate advocates and a climate scientist and you are in the stream. the south is one of the most vulnerable places i'm going to have it. it's on the front lines of climate change. more than 80 percent of people survive in some

stay. on t.w. . this is good of you news live from berlin one of africa's most polarizing leaders robert rudolph has died at the age of 95 for some the former president of zimbabwe was a freedom fighter for others a brutal dictator look at his complex legacy and ask help people in zimbabwe are likely to remember that also coming up. the german chancellor calls for a quick end to the u.s. china trade dispute during a visit to beijing along machall making the comments in talks with the chinese premier that she's hoping to prove.

africa. all right that's all for now up next it's business news with poppy i guess stay tuned for that one for getting catch all the latest on the website at www dot com. welcome to the book is the game here's one defeat we're going to talk about something. that's a little. cool so you don't want to. lose your. job. i was here when i arrived here i slept with people in a room. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. in the german language no not this keeps me and they go to meet the 2 in truck loads and say you want to know their story. their fighting and reliable information for migrants. while tens of thousands demonstrate for climate action around the world germany announces a 50000000000 euro climate protection plan to tackle the crisis industry reactions are mixed. also on the program we'll take you to the south of spain one of europe's main agricultural regions to see the devastating effect of climate change. and investors in paris announce a 5000000000 euro pot for tech firms hoping to pull them away from other tech becket's. it's time for business on the w m how are you going to

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. >> the couple stopping to dance with children, their love for africa shining through as for meghan and baby archie, they stayedhree. >> very meaningful. >> and we got to see archie so we're all happy. >> he's really cute. >> he is >> just wait until our royal baby. >> baby drye >> he's percolating in there we're good let's take a look at some of the snow we're going to see across the northern rockies, and i mean a lot of snow, so we have winter storm watches and winter storm warnings in effect western montana could see up to 4 feet of snow winds could gust up to 55 to 65 miles per hour, so we could see some blizzard like conditions as well that would be of course in the highest elevations we also have an area of severe weather possible today that includes kansas city we are looking at our biggest threats of large hail, damaging winds possible as well record high temperatures across the south. gorgeous in the northeast and drying out in the southwest. that's a look at the wea >>> it is 66 right now in san jose. look at that cloud cover. over san francisco certainly a drizzly start. we're seeing joer cast skies

now, we stay in the 1970s over in uganda, in east africa, the dictator idi amin was in power an in august 1972, he announced plans to expel the country's asian population. about 60,000 people were given 90 days to leave the country. gita watts tells witness history about her family's traumatic experience. we had 90 days to sort everything out and get out of the country and he made an impression that if we didn't get out on time we'll be sitting on fire. it is estimated that there are more than 12,000 towns and villages like this in uganda and in every one of them, the government is pressing its campaign against the asian traders. the asian community was really close—knit. so all the asian shops were sort of enrolled together and we all knew each other. each family and all the kids knew each other. we were not well off but we were comfortable. people started rushing to the embassies and my dad had to sign everything over. that means his assets and his business over to the ugandan bank. we were given £55 — that's all he was allowed to take with him. it was just unbelievable, after everythin