in group f — ghana, cameroon and benin progress, benin qualify as a best of the third place finishersthe bbc'sjohn bennett rounds up the day's action. dana started the day under pressure with just two points and ended the day as group f winners to cruise into the knockout stages and avoid a last 16 clash the 2013 champions. after halftime, jordan raised on a through ball to give them the lead and then thomas party wrapped up a two mil victory. so it is cameroon who will now face nigeria after dropping to second in group f following a nil all draw against berlin. but they won't care it was not a thriller because they go through to the knockout stage as well. for the first time in their history. we needed one point two passthrough. we did not play off best football tonight but we defended well and got the result, we just tried to reduce the pace and avoid the team to take speed in the attacks. i think we fight hard and it isa attacks. i think we fight hard and it is a point where the spirit and the organisation lets you know the next game. i am quite satisfied because we are in the next

since october, 2017, the region has been mired in conflicts tween cameroon and armed separatists. perpetrating abuses. without they didn't settle with a conflict, innocent civilians continue to suffer. according to unicef, more than %, -- 80% of schools are closed. children are being denied access to education. in addition, 1.3 million people, including approximately 650,000 children are in need of humanitarian assistance. this resolution urges the government of cameroon to respect the fundamental rights of all cameroonian citizens and follow through on initiatives developed to address grievances in the anglophone renal. it urges separatist groups to engage with cameroonian government officials, civil society and religious leaders to engage in efforts to resolve the conflict and to stop committing human rights abuses and inciting violence. for several months, the swiss government has been attempting to mediate a peaceful resolution to this crisis, and i'm pleased this resolution demonstrates congress' strong support for negotiated settlement. i'm glad to support this resolution, a

this singer songwriter is currently on tour with his new album titled 958 originally from cameroon as he came to france in 2006 he now lives in bordeaux bassy regularly comes across reminders of the country's colonial past and its slave trade. where this museum is today they used to be a place where they would encourage people to colonize other countries this is where they promoted colonise ation border was the trade center where they developed a lot of things just to trade not just the slave trade but also during the exploitation of populations during colonialism. bassy takes on the colonial be. it and its consequences in his new album. it's dedicated to the memory of one of basses political heroes the largely unknown anti colonial later written on my o.b. who was murdered by the french military in 1958. pics album tells the story of the freedom fighter a man who used words instead of weapons and of the colonial leaders who killed him . bessie uses haunting gentle sounds to tell the story of only of his death and ruin his work reminds us that the effects of the colonial era continue

bassy who is currently on tour here in europe he still sings in the bus a language from his native cameroon but since 2006 as lived in france his eclectic songs reflect his musical link with africa but there's bossanova of the blues in. some interesting arrangements including trumpet trombone and even banjo this is all topped off by a very distinctive soulful voice. bassy tells uncomfortable stories in unique soft tones. about the singer songwriter is currently on tour with his new album titled 958 originally from cameroon as he came to france in 2006 he now lives in bordeaux bassy regularly comes across reminders of the country's colonial past and its slave trade. where this museum is today they used to be a place where they would encourage people to colonize other countries this is where they promoted colonize ation border was the trade center where they developed a lot of things due to trade not just the slave trade but also during the exploitation of populations cheering colonialism. bassy takes on the colonial period and its consequences in his new album. it's dedicated to the memory o

wanted to be the product to be and take us possible the 34 year old financial expert grew up in cameroon and together with her american husband matthew chambers she came to the democratic republic of congo 6 years ago to create the 1st being to bar company in the country . as for the chicken it is part of a new brand that we are developing right now this is called i am of age and we won the producer and the consumer to be we because together i know consumer nowadays they want to know what the product comes from the is the product being sold so it's possible they. being treated fairly the company buys beans from women small scale farmers in beni or town in the conflict or north kivu province which recently marked the headlines with the a bold outbreak a place many investors shy away from i wanted to be a pioneer. when you have people telling you that it won't work that's exactly why i want to come here to prove them wrong the couple is convinced they can make a difference it's not good enough. just be sourcing from from areas that might be conflict affected but to then also do the value a

bassy who's currently on tour here in europe he still sings in the us a language from his native cameroon but since 2006 as that in france his eclectic songs reflect his musical link with africa but there's also no over the blues in there and some interesting arrangements including trumpet trombone and even banjo this is all topped off by a very distinctive soulful voice. bassy tells uncomfortable stories in unique soft tones. throughout the local market about the singer songwriter is currently on to with his new album titled 958 originally from cameroon as he came to france in 2006 he now lives. massey regularly come.

creates handcrafted chocolate from local deans the couple behind this business idea i do grant from cameroon and matthew chambers from the united states both are convinced that business in conflict regions is not only possible but that it can make a difference. sweet chocolate aroma fills the air the exact recipe is a secret which founder idea where to keeps very well to create it took a company was not as easy as i thought to be. we have a challenge to find the right equipment that will not rely on power and also find in question that cold be the source because we wanted to be the product and take us possible the 34 year old financial expert grew up in cameroon and together with her american husband matthew chambers she came to the democratic republic of congo 6 years ago to create the 1st being to bar company in the country. as for the chicken it is part of the new brian that we are developing right now this is called i am. the producer and the consumer we because together i know consumer nowadays they want to know what the product comes from the product been sourced responsibility to prod

quite among the amount of regional support for cameroon chad needs and and. and nigeria have to be working together and the multi joint top force which is about 10000 people talking about that also have been able to talk that back to cameroon and and talk have them solve or been affected by 30 days and so i'm taking quite a number of refugees and so the fact is that the deputies something that they are working on but so far it seems that that's important to put the military have been able to continue their hunger. still and i nodded thanks very much now. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world iran has condemned the u.k.'s plans for a europe led naval mission in the persian gulf calling it a hostile message tensions between the 2 countries have been high since british forces captured an iranian ship suspected of smuggling oil to syria the royal navy has since deployed a warship to the gulf to ensure the safe passage of british vessels. at least 2 people have been killed in an attack coinciding with the 1st day of electi

ranked team sinegal take on uganda but the pick of the round without a doubt is reigning champions cameroon taking on 3 time winner nigeria. another key group match is taking place at the cricket world cup with the winner guaranteed a place in the semifinals england have made a good start batting 1st against new zealand in durham have centuries for jason roy and john bairstow have taken them to one of love and without loss after 17 overs. india secured their place in the semifinals with victory over bangladesh an opening partnership of 180 from calle rahul and rohit sharma helped india set a target of 315 and bangladesh were bowled out 28 runs short in reply just taking 4 wickets. in the los angeles angels one their 1st match since pitcher tyler skaggs died on monday it was a somber mood in the arlington stadium as they played against the texas rangers the angels held up skag shirt and his number $45.00 was marked into the pitcher's mound the opening match of the series was postponed after the 27 year old was discovered in his hotel room just hours before the game was about to start. the la

the money thrown is from the kingdom of dahlman in the cameroon highlands. in 1002 german colonial rule extended into king joyous remotes kingdom. the german colonial system in cameroon was violent and characterized back to seat trickery and manipulation as well as the use of military and political force because king offered an alliance to the germans the situation in the bum kingdom was comparatively peaceful. formed up the capital of the kingdom of stomach. one of the things that confronts us the logical museums today is the need to understand the way in which our pasts are in bedded in colonial history. that. within the borders of the modern day republic of color and there are still traditional king zones in which a throne is not only a museum object but also a relevant symbol of political power. that. isn't bombers turns to the sultan in mumbai enjoy the legitimacy and rightful owner of the munda you know thrown to the left. is the grandson of king joya who sat on the throne during the german colonial era and also ordered the building of the palace in sp

group game is a big getting to south to deal with the off to finish top of their group ahead of cameroon. as winners of their group after very be a goal or. so the last 16 lineup is now complete with some big matches coming up as you'd expect will face as will host and egypt and south africa africa's top ranked team senegal take on uganda but the pick of the round without doubt has the reigning champions cameroon take of the 3 time winner is geria now the los angeles angels have won their 1st match since picture tarla skaggs died on monday it was a somber atmosphere in arlington as they played against the texas rangers the angels held up. his number 46 was marched into the pictures mound the opening match of the series was perspiring of the 27 year old with discovered in his hotel room just hours before the game was about to start. right. now the national stadium in terry care which will be the centerpiece are next year's olympics is the host its 1st event in december gave organizes a work at the one and quarter $1000000000.00 venue is percent complete and inauguration event will take pl

cameroon and guinea in. 10000 troops strong actually and they have been trying to keep the insurgency under control and they have what they have managed to do is keep it mainly in nigeria although there have been attacks in neighboring countries in asia air and cameroon once in a while and and obviously the neighboring countries have also been having to deal with the refugee populations that have been crossing the border into their countries so they there is some effort there there's also support from from the u.s. from the e.u. and but as with many terror groups these are often attacks carried out by suicide bombers which which have and which are difficult to keep under control and. so thank you so much. there. all right let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today at least 3 people are dead in 12 injured when a gunman opened fire on a food festival in northern california the 3 day gilroy garlic festival was expected to attract more than 100000 people social media captured the scene of confusion and panic as attendees gathered after shots

defending champions at the africa cup of nations cameroon have been knocked out. bar nigeria it was a real thrilling game in alexandria which saw the super eagles of nigeria coming back from 21 down to win 32 all the scoring twice and setting up the winner for arsenal's alex be reaching the quarter finals for the 1st time since they won the tournament back in 2013 and an even bigger shot came in saturday's 2nd game as host egypt lost the south africa side going down to a single goal scored by 10 been cosey launch in the 85th minute before of a father will now play nigeria the same with football sweden have won the women's world cup 3rd place play off they beat england in mesa swades where tonight after just 22 minutes before did pull to go back sweden holding on for the bronze medal but all eyes now turn to leo where the united states are looking to claim their 4th well cup when they meet the netherlands on sunday but once the top of it is over the players will be back in court as they continue their fight against gender discrimination of the stage of the tour de

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defending champions cameroon also lost 3 to 2 to the suit but you goals of my job joining me now is the isaac mugabi who is a sports fanatic and has been closely monitoring the competition isaac many thanks for your time and nice to see you now how do you expect south africa to kick out egypt's. muslim yes but you know but remember that you know south africa has never lost egypt from egypt but look it's up to advantage of the home grown under that south africa were prepared to you know strike bucks to make sure that you cited about fun about fun and is prepared for that big head playing in front of them with grown in cairo we have to get a boat people who love football whether it's at a club level or at national level so depressing when we did south africans played they weren't going to executed the moves when it came to defending really after the 1st round you could see that that really dominating managed to keep the likes of most and which is a good bit special 20 and. then if i allowed to go behind them their speed at which he can take off is that if they didn't want to make any chan

who's currently on tour here in europe he's still sayings in the bus a language from his native cameroon but since 2006 as that in france his eclectic songs reflect his musical link with africa but there's bossanova not just the slave trade but also joining the exploitation of populations cheering colonialism. bassy takes on the colonial period and its consequences in his new album. only it's dedicated to the memory of one of bassis political heroes a largely unknown anti colonial leader written on my o.b. who was murdered by the french military in 1958. 6 album tells the story of the freedom fighter a man who used words instead of weapons and of the colonial leaders who killed him . bessie uses 100 gentle sounds to tell the story of only of his death and ruin his work reminds us that the effects of the colonial era continue to this day both in africa and in europe. a longing for. your balls it was a very difficult period and i think it's important that the countries involved take responsibility at least the telling the story of these different countries. we have a common history bound t

football why do they get criticised for that i think about it what i found this kind of was about cameroon though. i'm trying to say anymore that reminded me of you know not that the building as well but after the strike actually anyway it was a great women's world cup the next women's world cup is up in 2023 we don't know the hosts yet know they're betting this but england will host the next european championship in 20 or 21 next step is the cup of america i mean what can we say but as you know it finally won a title after 12 years of nothing i mean they won the conflict cup in 2013 i won the olympics in 16 but then had not one cup america in 12 long years brazil are they back. i think. it's like a like a between a yes and a no because brazil the players that they have the history that brazil has they're not shooting to win the copa america what they want to win and what they should be shooting to win is the world cup and historically the last 4 world cups when they've come up against a strong european opponent they've lost every time so i think yeah if you want to i don't think they're g

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quarter final clash with nigeria that's after the nigerian team knocked out defending champions cameroon they came back from $21.00 at half time to win 32 arsenal forward alex will be grabbed the decisive goal in the 66 minute. you're watching the news from berlin next hour program reporter on location focused this week on an east german town offering a free of apartment and free daycare. earth a home for saving google odious tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global oil deals the environment series of global 3000 on d.w. and online. the quiet military rizzo's among the light of the movie. ended soon. risen and when it saw. the moon and the music. open 1st wrong 2019 from september 6th to september 29th. too many people too little space the rent is too high and the time it takes you to get from one place to another is too long kevin can dad ski is moving from the big city to a small town from quake in violent a quaint gurlitz in the eastern most of of germany temporarily he says there

clarence seedorf has been sacked as managed of cameroon.ns champions were knocked out of this year's tournament by nigeria in the last 16. seedorf had been in charge since august last year. assistant manager patrick kluivert also leaves. algeria face senegal in the final of afcon on friday, but claude le roi, who has coached at nine different africa cup of nations, says the tournament doesn't get the best out of the players. the togo coach says it's due to it's new slot in the calendar, in the northern hempisphere summer. togo coach claude leroy has criticised the new timing the players finish the competition in europe, and straightaway they come to the africa cup of nations. that's why first of all, a lot of injury, and some of the top players are burnt out. you can see mohamed salah, sadio mane — a fantastic player, but you can see that he is not completely ready for this kind of competition on a physical level. they were playing a lot of games at their clubs in england or germany, spain, italy, or france or other countries. the former wo

defending champions cameroon also lost 3 to 2 to the super eagles of nigeria joining me now as did abused isaac mugabe who is a sports fanatic and has been closely monitoring the competition many thanks for your time nice to see you now how did you expect to kick out egypt's. well partly as but you know but remember that you know south africa has never lost egypt from egypt but if you look egypt had the advantage of the home grown under that south africa came prepared to you know start bucks to make sure that he cited about fun about fun and is prepared for the big just ahead playing in front of him with grown in cairo we're talking about people who love football whether it's at the club level or at national level so depressing when we do south africans played don't come to executing the moves when to come to defending really after the 1st round you could see that that really dominating that managed to keep the likes of most since a good base percentage 20 and. then if i allowed to go behind them because it is speed at which he can take off is terrific so they didn't want to make take any

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and it's a similar story in group f, where the leaders and defending champions cameroon will qualifyl be playing for more than that the team that has ambitions to win the cup cannot go into a match thinking to draw. that is the worst thing you can do if you want to become a champion. and we're not going to think about who we have in front of us, because every team from morocco or egypt, we respect them in the same way. that is the way i've learned to win things in my career and that's what i transmit to the group as well. we talk about what we need to do, and we have respect of our adversaries every match and during the match to win the match. after a couple of rest days, the women's world cup resumes on tuesday. the defending champions usa play england in the first of the semi—finals in lyon. the americans held off hosts france in their quarter—final with megan rapinoe scoring both goals in a 2—1win. she's the tournament's joint top—scorer with five in all. alex morgan also has five goals for a united states side that's aiming to reach a third successive final and stay on course for

task force which is about 10000 people to strong but that also have been able to stop that back to cameroon and i'm tired of them solve all but been affected by the insurgency dave and tom taken up quite a number of refugees and so the fact is that that is 50 days something that they're so working on but so far it seems that. 32 of the the little people have been able to continue their. cell and i can model thanks very much for that update. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world iran has condemned the u.k.'s plans for a year europe led naval mission in the persian gulf calling it a hostile message tensions between the 2 countries have been high since british forces captured an iranian ship suspected of smuggling oil to syria royal navy since deployed a warship to the gulf to ensure the safe passage of british vessels. at least 2 people have been killed in an attack coinciding with the 1st day of election campaigning in afghanistan gunmen stormed the offices of incumbent president ashraf ghani his running mate after he detonated after the detonation o

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sets up a quarter final clash with nigeria that's all to nigeria knocked out defending champions cameroon they came back from 21 at the hof time to win 32 forward will be grabbed the decisive goal in the 66th minute and a reminder of one of the top stories we're following it for you today a risky ship carrying nearly 50 migrants has now ended in the tell you all to have that in defiance of the bad by the hot night interior minister matteo selby and another visit with asylum seekers on board is now heading for montana. watching deja vu and the catch of the top reality. she'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a triple thanks again. and. we fix. the motion. on. its way to 19. goals the results here on t.w. .

cameroon and talk about themselves or been affected by the insurgency than some have taken up quite a number of refugees and so the fact is that that is that he sees something that is so working on but so far it seems that the insurgents need to put the militants have been able to continue their. felony crime lab thanks very much for that update . and some sports news now in the cycling age and then allah has made history becoming the 1st rider from colombia to win the 2 to france and i'll cross the finish line on the show in paris in the final and largely ceremonial stage at 22 years of age banal is the youngest winner of the 2 in 110 years thomas was 2nd and stephen christ vike was 3rd but now is a new hero in his native colombia and his hometown fans have been celebrating his historic victory. 42 kilometers from the capital bogota is where you've got bernard grew up at an altitude of nearly 3000 meters it was the ideal training ground for the mountain specialist 1st coach didn't expect the youngster would win the tour de france this soon. it's a big surprise what a gun by now has g

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up a quarter final clash with nigeria that's off to the nigerians knocked out defending champions cameroon they come back from $21.00 at half time to win $32.00 forward alex it will be grabbed the decisive goal in the 66 minute cycling's biggest race the tour de france is underway the 1st stage was won by debt mike toy innocent from the jumble of his mateen he took advantage of a big crash that caused mayhem near the end of the stage that was taking place across the border in belgium joined us and is the 1st dutchman to leave the race in 30 is. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you here on a rescue ship carrying nearly 50 by this has now ended in the italian force. in defiance of the bad by the hard line interior minister. another vessel that aside i'm seated on board is now heading. here watching data being in a satellite from berlin coming up next on location on all the instruments on the planet is trying to attract new young dissidents self-esteem one goal. one secrets lie behind these may. find them r.c.b. experience and explore a fascinating and cultural heritage sit

the irony of iron you go to help the children of this region of cameroon, of chad, of nigeria and had come, that little boy would still be playing with his siblings so it was devastating. there's nothing we can do in the wake of something like that other than show your sorrow and respect for the family. >> he returned. >> i went back that day to see the family to look them in the eyes and try to somehow express the remorse that i felt. my own son had his birthday coming up a couple days later and you just think, this family now is not going to be able to enjoy a celebration like that it was devastating. i reflect in the book on also what it means that a larger level you have so many people, especially these days and chuck has said this with his rhetoric is the kind of idea out there that even when america goes to try to help, this is the kind of thing that happens. it did happen there's no denying it happen. the good that the united states did even on a trip like that the number of children like that little boy who were dying of malnutrition and being apprehended by boko haram just wh

tunisia taking on nigeria in the 3rd place playoff in cairo meanwhile the team that nigeria knocks out cameroon have fired her coach terence defending champions will be to 32 by nigeria in the round of 16 the dutchman who is the only man so form the european champions league with 3 clubs was appointed back in 28. a money pack euros management team have rejected claims that the $53.00 sets it's a con britain's i'm a car lights are on this year former light welterweight world champion can claim seem paki have signed a deal to fight in saudi arabia in november and meantime pack airways sets a fight keith thurman for the w.p.a. super world title on saturday next i'm going to be back in saudi arabia again is going to be in riyadh this time. and it's going to be a hopefully it could be the money we have both signed and i've got the finest bone saw just past this fight on the weekend then we're going to fight if not they'll be all the backup plans now to a reassuring reminder that not all sports stars are gifted across a range of disciplines is great basketball star ya cooper trying to sound a basebal

that can just the doctor subway with a senior lecturer at the university hospital of kinshasa and cameroon boon with the episode. africa which is the research arm of doctors without borders and. an editor with welcome to the stream everyone getting when there's something i have to show you i want to show you this having a con my laptop this is from helen brand's well she writes about infectious diseases and she starts here another health worker has been infected with the boa 138 of this outbreak and then let me just say here 138 contaminated health workers yeah how is it possible with a bone in the d r c that is a known infectious disease with the west africa crisis from several years ago but a single health worker this deep into this current outbreak would be infected with a boat because of health workers being infected what hope to regular people. you know that's. when the we. we see live. but. the health care worker for people so we're live for you have a suspect the keys it will go to health care workers people a point. they want have all the protection you want have you one have all w

of seasonal farm workers from africa and eastern europe on fields in italy yvonne who comes from cameroon was once one of them. today he fights for their rights and against a mafia style system of dumping price's abuse of power and exploitation is on wants to bring the people who profit from that system behind bars and end the farmworkers inhumane living conditions. this is typical housing for the immigrants he. used the fireplace for all kinds of things because there's no electricity no lights no running water nothing. but they know how to help themselves they use this for heating and cooking. gas the table. hears all and the plates they eat off. look here at 8 mattresses. yeah maybe 40 people can sleep here. 40 people you've seen it. this is a typical house for 4 people. well sometimes plaster from the ceiling falls on them when they sleep it's much too cold here there are no windows they close up the openings with sheet metal so. the migrant workers have to buy old basic amenities from the criminal gang masters called the capper ali often they come from the same country as the phone wo

that result sees them top group ass cameroon take the 2nd automatic spot after a surprising goalless draw with binning to qualify as one of the best 3rd place teams mali finished top of group they beat angola on choose day today as he has draw with mauritania sees them progress in seconds. so the last 16 lineup is now complete there are some huge matches coming out former champions ghana and tunisia will face off as egypt and south africa africa's top ranked teams senegal take on uganda but the pick of the round without doubt is reigning champions cameroon taking on 3 time winners in nigeria all time this world number 2 rafa nadal made a dominant start to his wimbledon campaign the 18 time grand slam champion beat japanese qualifier you in straight sets the spaniard is bidding to claim the french open and wimbledon titles in the same year for a 3rd time they're down next face australian nick syria it's. not a play against. the player. very dangerous players when lengthy ones to play tennis are normally against the best players he wants to play tennis and when that happens. he's very

ranked team senegal take on uganda but the pick of the round without doubt is reigning champions cameroontaking on 3 time winners in nigeria all time this world number 2 rafa nadal made a dominant start to his wimbledon campaign the 18 time grand slam champion beat japanese qualifier you in straight sets the spaniard is bidding to claim the french open and wimbledon titles in the same year for a 3rd time they're down next face australian mick syria. and i play against. player very dangerous players when when he wants to play tennis and normally against the best players he wants to play tennis and when that happens. he's very down to his opponent and of course like a 2nd round so the tough one i know that i need to be on my 100 percent and i want to fight for it in paris had a bit of fun with the crowd on his way to victory against jordan thompson and the dow and the australian has traded some heated exchanges this year one of which was curious describing nadal is being super salty and defeat. the reason barry's been up like he found it's easier to talk to other people rather than 100 perc