botswana, they are really positioned in botswana as a country to invest in, as a country that is reallyializing ideas for better economic growth. mark: the concept he has brought forward, you are saying those kinds of things will make international investors feel more convinced about botswana? >> definitely. if you look where we are attracting investors to come and set up, we are sitting on a 57-hectare land, and we are looking for big tech giants to come and set up so we can be able to -- yes, that is our beta force science and technology pack. we are seeing good land, these good roads, this good water, health care system. we are really investing in everything an investor would want to really benefit from when he is investing his money in the botswana economy. mark: what are you hoping from viva tech tomorrow, briefly? >> we are networking. we are connecting. orange is venture capital, and they were very receptive to our idea, and they said put the an and we will assess if you can be funded, and it is proof that this is a validated idea for the fact that we are here, connecting botswan

-you you listen to people in- botswana,-you know, botswana, namibia, you know, ounttes— botswana, namibianservation is 1970s, there, conservation is far in advance of those countries that that haven't. and i would argue that shooting an animal several hundred times with a camera is far more lucrative for local communities than shooting an animal. once and then that animal is dead. i find it very odd indeed that there is an argument that to protect an endangered species is shooting. it is the best way to do that. and it's worse than that because the trophy hunters go for the most prized animals. so the big tusk elephants. so they actually deplete the gene pool of those species, which is i think i think henry , i think i think i think henry, i think you will find that on properly managed shoots that the hunters will be told, which animals they're allowed to shoot . and they're allowed to shoot. and that'll be done because- that'll be done because i'm going— that'll be done because i'm gotng to— that'll be done because i'm gotng to repeet— that'll be done because i'm going to repeat this poi

-you you listen to people in- botswana,-you know, botswana, namibia, you know, ownttee— botswana, namibiais system. and actually, if you look at countries like kenya where they banned trophy hunting in the 19705, banned trophy hunting in the 1970s, there , conservation is 1970s, there, conservation is far in advance of those countries that that haven't. and i would argue that shooting an animal several hundred times with a camera is far more lucrative for local communities than shooting an animal. once and then that animal is dead. i find it very odd indeed that there is an argument that to protect an endangered species is shooting. it is the best way to do that. and it's worse than that because the trophy hunters go for the most prized animals. so the big tusk elephants. so they actually deplete the gene pool of those species, which is i think i think henry , i think i think i think henry, i think you will find that on properly managed shoots that the hunters will be told, which animals they're allowed to shoot . and they're allowed to shoot. and that'll be done because- that'll be done

kelly chung penny returned to head native botswana with a mission. let's head to got thrown in to me to when i left foot. so i know i will is you, i was going to come back. i feel like a soldier who is paid for training to go and change my themselves and come back. so i told myself, i'm going out the, i'm going to quit myself with all the skills that i will possibly need in order to come back home and come back to my people. my name is dr. ty kelly with a free teacher, i'm finding that multiple call me talk to kaylee some find a time instead of deals. a plan that who's a family medicine specialist by profession also have a special interest in athletics, inter metrology. so i put in a little bit of extra training in those in groups. one of the very, very few family medicine physicians in the private sector alone. the about 7 of us in a population of to me when i find a premier, a premium, it costs into my, me a was to bridge the gap from having a very strong primary care system in the country. have to finish just to be a school id that permitted costs

belarusian medicine 148 states on the list are not only neighboring countries, but also distant botswanamalaysia mozambique uganda most demanded cardiac surgery services also in oncology transplantation of cells of organs and tissues, popular and dentistry. experts from various fields are always on guard of our health. someone, for example, daily helps to fight infectious diseases. this is exactly what heroes of our next report olga trubchik doctors pediatricians of the children's infectious diseases hospital in minsk i work in the best children's hospital in our country. my position is pediatrician comma head of the department. i mean, first of all, i'm a pediatrician, and my job is to look after, uh, children. usually these are children that are difficult to diagnose or attracted to. now the department works on the profile of acute respiratory infections. we have children with a runny nose and a sore throat from bronchitis with pneumonia and sanguine. and children lie in all ages. the first contact with the child is always. well, i'm in no hurry. i'm trying to talk to mom to ask how si

he wants to expand his clean energy model to zambia botswana and south africa, and even further away to spain and the united kingdom. so we find them slowly me in the 18 the we think when's a wonderful they revise? lifeless soil for stones is what looks like dairy or crop place to you is food partners forms the process the residue and didn't reach the soil. it's called fermi. composting. the weak, where is the living breathing engineers of the underworld. india and farmers have increasingly relied on chemical fertilizers. now in many regions, the soil is reaching a breaking point. over time it's been rob, debits, nutrients. it's less productive and needs more water every season. for the worms, happiness equals cow down from nearby terry farms. the down is laid out in shallow pits. this period of free composting is necessary to kill parasites. the earth warms, keep their way through the pile in the pits. there ex permit is dried and becomes for me compost. it takes 3 to 5 years for the file to adapt. but ultimately it is just as productive without chemical fertilizers. in with the the

he wants to expand his clean energy model to zambia botswana and south africa. and even further away to spain and the united kingdom so we find them slowly be in the 18th, but we think when's a wonderful they revise lifelessly for stones is what looks like dairy or crop place to you is food partners forms the process, the residue and didn't reach the soil, it's called fermi composting. the weak, where is the living, breathing engineers of the underworld. india and farmers have increasingly relied on chemical fertilizers. now in many regions, the soil is reaching a breaking point. over time it's been rob, debits, nutrients. it's less productive and needs more water every season. for the worms, happiness equals cow down from nearby terry farms. the down is laid out in shallow pits. this period of free composting is necessary to kill parasites. the earth warms up their way through the pile in the pits. their ex permit is dried and becomes for me compost. it takes 3 to 5 years for the file to adapt, but ultimately it is just as productive without chemical fertilizer

by the time we get into a thursday much y, a, of course, pots of southern africa, light botswana, and northern south africa. but cool and cloudy with rain and wind. so cape town as to whether update the join the label conversation to just say good stuff. industry could be convenient is say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has to police must have it here is the society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. it was, it was fun to have an american occupation for meetings and countries. the street on algae 0. the, again, you are watching out is there as a reminder of on top stories this, our thousands of people have been evacuated after a major collapse in russian control territory and ukraine. so steve and moscow have accused each other of being behind the attack on the nova, concluded them and the cuss on regions. and these 4 people have died and hazy off to imagine 2 to 4.9 as quite as remote region of the country. it struck just days off the funds kills at least $42.00 people. and the canadian province

by the time we get into a thursday much y, a, of course, pots of southern africa, light botswana, and northern south africa. but cool and cloudy with rain and wind. so cape town that you weather, update the adult to the new way. now to come in to uncover the missing pieces of family history. but finding her bus mother interlock things little so nice. she discovers shocking revelations about the international adoption process. this is the, or one go last between 2 continents on a journey to unlock the secrets of her power. no place like of a witness documentary on out just in the the color again you're watching out, is there a has remind you about top stories this i'll ukraine and russia have accused each other of blowing up a major diamond, the cuss on region towns and the russian control territory have been in on day to thousands of people have been evacuate, says the canadian province of quebec has become the new at the center of wildfires which devastates of the country for weeks house to lots of extended into the united states. despite from the fires of time, the sky reads in new

raining some shops announce a sale due to the rain and that is called a rain sale or rain prices in botswana the word pulu which means rain and the national currency also means the word that's what rain is called in great britain, well, it was far in the past , in the 17th century, a law was passed about rain , according to which weather forecasters lost their lives for incorrectly predicting rain, it's wrong. i think that was not the law and that it was a long time ago changed the size of raindrops from e.e. half a mm to 6-7 mm, and drops with a diameter of more than 6-7 mm break up during the fall of clouds during rain into smaller drops, therefore, even with a heavy downpour, this diameter does not exceed six or seven millimeters, like this it's raining again. i remind you that it's a short-term rain. for about three hours, we're going to continue with magnetic storms. and tomorrow there will be activation , so please take care of your well-being. especially since it's getting colder and there's a strong wind and a circuit of atmospheric pressure. some people are not comfortable. it feels

i didn't botswana, adult reco, breaking the is the conflict into time continued some correspondence or on the ground to record every angle. if the stories have been on good between the hours and the 6 needs are me or the flight available agent to say that a 100 i'm suited in his refugees. why you have to be registered under what kind of access pay this this food does not get to where it is needed, so it may not get there. and all the challenge ahead is nor stay without just the rest of the business development. the international agencies say, palestinians in occupied territories of faces, deepening humanitarian crisis. this is a move on to the continuous risk of its way to your task. so while it is the situation was coming and what is the international response? this is inside start the .

in botswana at that time in 1988, the average life expectancy was 39. i came to the senate in 1995.hen i came there was not a doctor in the united states senate. that is the backdrop that we are coming through with a virus that in this country but globally was heavily stigmatized. for many people, they did not understand what this virus was. there was this stigma around all sorts of reasons. i will stop with that because what was done then, and we will talk about whether it could be done again, is what the legislative body that i became majority leader of, being the only physician, i had to beat against that backdrop, not fully known what the great success would be, but knowing what we had as resources and in terms of global leadership potentially to take on the most heavily stigmatized disease in the world. one being that was hollowing out countries in africa. elizabeth: this was not easy to put together and it was not certain it would happen. can you explain how it happened and tell us some stories. dr. fauci: i started off not as large as it turned out to be. one of the things we

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it's still quite high in the know i didn't botswana, adult reco, breaking of the applicant narrative from african suspected the inter company to nickle this timber shop. do show the documentaries by applicants. filmmakers from rwanda. i'm democratic republic of congo. andrew c r e z on, if i need to go, i'm on the drive on and reinventing cassava a new series of africa, direct on how to sierra examine the headlines for you here in forty's. we see what it is about at the moment. i'll just be arrest sets. the stage black music is an exploration of the black, social, cultural, and spiritual condition, giving voice to the voice less. now we know the importance just place down most of the most important place, the word season. well, from a different perspective, on mount is era. the, the what you notice here a reminder of our top story is the south hundreds of homes on the opposite. another kafka time was damaged and the russian seas pod is fis on your cranes, military blames russia. but the kremlin says the time was hit by ukrainian shelling nationwide protests to being held in france ag

. ♪ >> seth: it was first identified by scientists in botswana and south africa contains a significantof mutations in its spike protein was originally planning to show up sooner, but it didn't want to bump with adele's new album. [ laughter ] finds the word "mutated" offensive. prefers the term "differently infectious." [ laughter ] is often incorrectly pronounced "omnicron," but is fine with either pronunciation, unlike your friend lara [ laughter ] no, it does not want to see your spotify wrapped. can't believe people bitch about masks being uncomfortable, but can only survive by living in your snot. if you rearrange the letters in "omicron variant," it spells "ovarian corn mint." it doesn't mean anything, but it's a fun thing to do instead of just sitting around worrying about it it's also writing a book about the trump administration [ laughter ] doesn't really like the name omicron variant. prefers to go by "coronavirus (taylor's version)." [ laughter ] and, finally, hasn't the "succession" season finale yet, so please stop talking about it. this has been "getting to know the omic