class running round in circles we turn a spotlight on this theater festival in brazzaville that is trying to focus on what really matters to young people today. hello i'm christine window while come to africa it's good to have you along sit abrasions have been taking place in sudan today to mark the anniversary of the uprising that erupted one year ago in 2018 the 1st readings took place in the central tang off at barra initially in approach history at a hike in the price of bridge but soon the demonstrations began to sweep across the country by april they have toppled president omar al bashir who had been in power for 3 decades in a moment i'll be joined in studio by a sudanese activist but it's a look back at how it all started. we want freedom sudanese call it was sudan's young people who became the driving force in the uprising at the forefront women. in december 28th they took to the streets across the country as a huge increase in the price of bread and sudan's diet konami situation became too much to stomach. the protests the 1st of their kind went on for months and the regime's re

don't do science thank you that was it a festival as bad rich a high point in the congolese capital brazzaville this weekend the theme is the dynamism of youth and one of the 1st performances focuses on the conflict between older and younger generations. last minute preparations for the opening of the festival the idea is to bring theatre directly to the people the stage is set in a simple caught yet kids neighbors and fear to love us a flocking in. with them to sit on this image and on this year's theme is the dynamism of young people so we want to focus on young people who are trying to find their bearings. they're not sure what to do where to go. instead of going to bars we want young people to take an interest in art. this is not necessary that this was. a place called women's gold and deals with the conflict between generations was a young woman is due to marry a rich much older man with many wives a family has arranged everything but she wants to be with a mansion us to touch to share. on stakes the company plays this explicitly and the public is enjoying it. sort of because the audience

well in africa she still based in her home city of brazzaville in congo. în provides a platform for advocatingnge. only diseño we designers we love close we want to dress we want to tell them what they'll be wearing next year but we also want to tell them how they can help to improve the environment. how they can join the fight against global warming. i've actually been working with ththem into that's really fits with those aims it's called raffia. it's a big part of congolese culture and it's not so well known here. biodegradable the color is all natural and that's my message for the future we need to go back to nature. close at all good for the body but also for nature shows. all the money yeah i don't feel unul. nigeria design at tokyo james usually presents his menswear collection in london where he spends hafiz time the rest of it he said llegó. he only ready make the trip to paris. the best is london is the organization and it's like any thriving metropolis in the world the worst is the people they're very depressed the westleigh causes the disorganization. but the best about llegó says