of famine in 2019, where the darker colors are there, except for violet-purple, the worst is central africarple, that is, for africa, and with with data problems yes well, of course, there are high problems with data here, so we are sorry for interrupting you about the dynamics of the famine in africa , we were talking about how the situation has changed over time , the number of starving people is plus or minus stable, but er, hmm, on the other hand, the share of er, starving people is decreasing because of that what the demographic boom in africa should be taken into account that the well-being of african countries is also decreasing earlier, even there 10-15 years ago, some african countries exported food, now they do not export. accordingly, we are talking about the fact that hunger can accelerate and it can accelerate due to many factors, this is because economic factors and macroeconomic factors, this procession is inflation, and so on. and because of climatic factors, because climate change affects the yield of the main crops, and uh, african farmers, they simply do not technology is

>> central africa, latin america, syria. they are barbaric, they've committed untold war crimes against civilians and non combatants. it's unclear what happens to wagner group, it's unclear what happens to prigozhin. i think it's still too early to say whether it truly gets folded into russia's conventional forces or whether there's some other demilitarize asian or whether it remains a mercenary force. but we actually don't need, right now, that clarity about internal dynamics in russia to have strategic clarity on our side. because again, what we've been doing for the last 18 months has been working. the color that we need needs to double down on our strength and support ukraine in the coming counteroffensive. >> but what they really trust one another again after this weekend, could you really see the wagner group getting folded back in? >> there's going to be incredible tension, certainly between the wagner group and the russian air force after the killed i believe 12 russian airmen in their mauve to march towards little,

and i would also observe or argue that the saw held in central africa centric between central and northern africa has been dealing with sort of an agricultural crisis for as long as i can remember. and they're not likely to bode well with climate change. meaning that it's probably gonna accelerate the desert application unless there's something i haven't heard of because i have heard that there is a potential possible positive impact of climate change for some of the middle east that is tied to together with the shifting of the jet. the jet stream in the atlantic so that it may happen that it actually starts to rain in the middle east through to the shifting jet stream. but aside from that one potential positive which i'm not sure is even going to be true. and i'm not sure i understood it correctly, but it seems like it's mostly very negative. it's certainly negative for iraq, iran, and probably for the saw him as well. as i say, really goes, one rotten apples boils to bunch and refugees are now being looked down on because they bring crime and violence to once peaceful neighborhoods. so i

also beyond having fighters in africa where the company had contracts signed with countries like central africabit more clarity today but -- with the fate of prigozhin and wagner, but still questions on how this will work. tonight, that meeting between putin and the head of the security services, the fsb, the foreign intelligence service, with putin choosing to publicly thank the security heads for the role in the work it did over the weekend, as opposed to changing things around and looking for a scapegoat. a message of, let's unite, not find people to blame. let's reflect on what has happened and move forward. that is a message from the kremlin late tonight. we will listen for more announcements from the president of belarus sometime tomorrow. >> thank you very much. daniel hawkins. a professor of russian politics and director of the democratic resilience program for the center of european policy analysis, and has the book "putin versus the people". he joins us now. from moscow, there has been a message of unity, but how damaged is putin after all of this? >> well, on some level, he is reason

and i would also observe or argue that the saw held in central africa centric between central and northern africa has been dealing with sort of an agricultural crisis for as long as i can remember. and they're not likely to bode well with climate change. meaning that it's probably gonna accelerate the desert application unless there's something i haven't heard of because i have heard that there is a potential possible positive impact of climate change for some of the middle east that is tied to together with the shifting of the jet. the jet stream in the atlantic so that it may happen that it actually starts to rain in the middle east through to the shifting jet stream. but aside from that one potential positive which i'm not sure is even going to be true. and i'm not sure i understood it correctly, but it seems like it's mostly very negative. it's certainly negative for iraq, iran, and probably for the saw him as well. as i say, really goes, one rotten apples boils to bunch and refugees are now being looked down on because they bring crime and violence to ones peaceful neighborhoods. so i

measure, recruiting new labor inspectors to be able to enforce the legislation overall the, the central africa, as of there in africa in general space is huge challenges in terms of enforcement in terms of providing that free good quality education is so critical, so eliminates out there. and on top of that, it's a region that's marked by conflict. conflict in and crises. so adding to that to the difficulties of the implementation is the question that the southern africa has ratified iowa conventions. they've got policies and national action plans in place . but they also need support that they have to have the resources required to get after the root causes of child labor, primarily household property. all right, benjamin smith, specialists of the international labor organization. thank you very much. thank you . now to some of the other global business stories making news us building our george soros has handled over control of his 25000000000 dollar empire to his son alex. for decades, the hungarian born financier has been using his wealth to support democracy building around the world. his

and this great group of all planets containing the equitorial jungles of central africa. we saw just a tiny fraction of the comb devices, of course, but enough to get a real handle in the sense of anger about these, this potential oil exploration. we'll have more on that little bit, but we also saw deforestation on a large scale coming down the river. these to jots has no load ross, extraordinary side of people, just paddling along a 1000 kilometers and more. takes a month to get those logs out of the forest down to conjuncture and beyond. big commercial ships as well, bringing timber out of it for us and down to the atlantic port for export to china, of united states, and so forth. we also sold the world's largest tropical pete lens, this essential tub and sink that has to remain in task. but primarily we came here to see the impact of potential all expiration on the people and the forest itself to the public safety of van dyke, a starting point right on the equator with the epic conduct the focus of life. did the river is lot of bathrooms and transport hub for travel up

african continent that receives less attention due to its economic and political weakness, called central africa , the central african republic. in total , it is worth two and a half billion dollars, which is very small . the new development bank is brics, the new development bank, as i think this program was mentioned, finances development projects in its target countries, and this financing is through the currency of china, which means that you will no longer see dollars or euros in the discussion of financing. a new model for financing infrastructure projects for the purpose of economic development and economic development that is considered by brics. from your presence, bank hosseini brics and majnoon of brics country solves two main components for the islamic republic of iran in the field of foreign trade in the first place and consequently in the future in the discussion of international power. if i want to tell you about the economy, our main focus in foreign trade is financing, and the other one is the package with the first brics countries. all five countries are superior economic power

and i would also observe or argue that the saw held in central africa centric between central and northern africa has been dealing with sort of an agricultural crisis for as long as i can remember. and they're not likely to bode well with climate change. meaning that it's probably going to accelerate the desert application unless there's something i haven't heard of because i have heard that there is a potential possible positive impact of climate change for some of the middle east that is tied to together with the shifting of the jet the jet stream in the atlantic so that it may happen that it actually starts to rain in the middle east due to the shifting jet stream. but aside from that one potential positive which i'm not sure is even going to be true. and i'm not sure i understood it correctly, but it seems like it's mostly very negative. it's certainly negative for iraq, iran, and probably for the saw him as well. as i say, really goes, one rotten apples boils the bunch, and refugees are now being looked down on because they bring crime and violence to ones peaceful neighborhoods. so i

africa. the situation is moderate. in general, there is also hunger, but it is not very strong. centrald east africa is the most difficult situation there, in general, in terms of the number of starving people - it is from 250 to 300 million people , they do not receive enough food . calories and the share of the starving population is decreasing in percentage terms, that is, now it is less than 20 , somewhere 15-20%. but i will interrupt you, er, we are seeing your research on the screens right now, and it is on the website of the kyiv school of economics , you can go and read everything we are about let's talk in more detail with graphs, charts, links to sources, and er, in ukrainian and english, i understand, in languages, you can also get all this, and here we see just the map er, regarding the spread of hunger in the 2019s and twenty-first years, er, where are the darker colors except for violet-violet, the worst is there, that’s central africa. as you said , the situation there is the worst. well, there is simply no data for purple, that is, even for africa. and with data problems

the capital of the central africa republic.xposure of the libya route, a route from the central africa republic into darfur, became crucial for the rsf. eyewitnesses at key transit points and intelligence active in the region tell cnn arms and supplies from this transport over land using the truck captured here and others like it. first to a wagner base in berral and then into south bdarfur. wagner putting their thumb on the scales here. to secure access to sudan's resources through darfur. creating chaos and terror, helping tip the balance of power in their war in ukraine whatever the cost. >> and nimma joins me now. and a harrowing report. as we've just seen, the world has been in a very similar moment before. watching the same forces commit similar atrocities in this very same area. so what could the u.s. and other countries about he doing? >> reporter: well, what we're hearing from so many sudanese is that the u.s. could begin by using the correct language. until we shared our findings with the state department, they had be

so that's the deal that they've worked out in central africa. we'll protect the dictator but in exchange we'll take as much resources as we can fly out of the country. and they don't just do it in the central african republic. it's a model they're spreading. and it has given him quite a degree of power and made him so powerful it seems that maybe putin didn't realize the extent of his growth. >> you have such unique knowledge up close of his role around the world including in syria. and andrew, you know so much about the notorious troll farm in russia that pushed online disinformation in the u.s. during the 2016 u.s. election. and he's admitted to being its founder. >> absolutely. to richard's point, the treasury department has for years now designated the wagner group as a transnational criminal organization and repeatedly imposed different sanctions. in the beginning of 2018 as part of the special counsel mueller investigation, prigozhin and numerous other people and companies were all charged in connection as you mentioned, andrea, the running

showed that radioactive particles from french nuclear tests have contaminated algeria, senegal, central africa british mali and parts of southern europe in 2010. the algerian army disclosed documents in 2010 in the experiment of 1960, the french put a number of algerian fighters on pillars in the nuclear test area to understand the effect of nuclear radiation on humans. french researchers admitted that the french occupiers used 42,000 algerians as laboratory rats. the laboratory used extensive and irreparable services to the indigenous life of the region, for the benefit in different regions of algeria, many cases of the birth of pure babies, a series of various diseases, the french government's use of the soil of another country to carry out dangerous experiments , which revealed the true face of french gentlemen and let's intensify with the algerian people to get rid of the french colonialism. the french government never apologized for the nuclear crimes of this country in algeria . in the name of allah, the most high, the most high, at 18:00, another part of the friday prayer sermon in tehr

if this continues at the same level, and i think we will see more people fleeing to chad and central africad this is unstable. they have security programs, they have problems and that will complicate things even more. that is what i am saying. we really need a humanitarian protection for these people. and humanitarian assistance to allow access to manage area and work in order to protect them. the main problem is now protection. most of them are agencies working on getting to the staff because they cannot secure -- varies no access to these people. i think what we need, if we want to at least two contain this problem to some extent is to have force which provides protection for the military. -- for the workers -- for the humanitarian. because people are coming and this will be a problem in addition even more it is a problem and this is due to displacement and also -- that will help us shape the problems even more. action is needed from that international committee as otherwise the people -- will lose their life. host: have any of the seas buyers going into a ashes these sliders going into i

and i'm a clock in the congo base of in central africa report here on the world's biggest tropical payments. and the current se may face component expiration, the is an error on search and t hanging over the face of heavily armed mess and res, belonging to the wagner group off to the withdrawal from the russian city of last of them. don't the leading of getting the gordon hasn't been seen and public some sense of the evening when she ring crowds so him off. he's supposed to be on his way to exult and bella roost as part of a deal broken by the valuation president alexander the pushing coast. but haven't found his move on the full out from south today's rebellion. but the forces, the, the city of the stuff on done in southern russia instead of most co report to be heading to the old positions on the front lines. and you can russian president vladimir putin called by committee, that you've got any precaution. that's right. but i'll see that for us though, precaution was to buy a cloud. it all ended perfectly well. thank god, with minimal casualties. i think good job. i believe this was the ri

. >> reporter: it's a landlocked country in central africa. this is located near its border with sudan. so many people have relocated from sudan are living in informal settlements made of wood. according to the united nations around 90,000 people have fled sudan for chad. many are women and children. this 25-year-old woman it took two days to walk here with her newborn baby and five children. >> translator: it was hard to flee with the baby. i'm worried about raising children in an unfamiliar place. >> reporter: many who live here are from the region of western sudan. widespread ethnic conflict broke out in the same region 20 years ago killing about 300,000 people. it was regarded as one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. now conflict between the nation's military and the paramilitary group has again spread forcing residents to flee. this 18-year-old said that an armed group came to her village and started a shoot-out. >> translator: soldiers came in the middle of the night, set homes on fire, and started shooting. i was very scared. i

and this great group of the planet that holds the equitorial for us across central africa, where any sort a tiny, tiny fraction of the congo base. but it was enough to demonstrate to us the real anger about the potential flow or exploration in this region. we'll have more of that in a bit, but also we saw evidence of widespread deforestation. big ships coming down the river, holding great shipments of timber extracted from the forest, heading down stream all the way to the portable winder for the next 4 to united states and try it on the surface. both of these log ross steered by all to look is pretty hundreds and hundreds of laws right out of the room for us to gain, bringing them down the street. we also sold the tropical pavements of famous tropical pavements and he discovered a few years ago this enormous coffin saint that is essential to remain intact for primarily we were here to see what the impact of all exploration would be on the forest. and this community is the 1st of all for, for the public safety of van dyke, a starting point right on the equator with the epic conduct t

and for central africa, most of the action will be around the gulf of guinea, coastal camera room, equitorial, denny and galvan. and as we dipped toward the south, you know, the name of the game, we've got another cold front pushing it. and so the western cape providence, this will last cape town with rain and wind, those wind gusts likely to exceed 75 kilometers per hour on sunday. season to join the label, conversation to just say good. the people industry could be continued to 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 that 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 the welcome back. it took them out of the top stories here. that's our risk. the type of the one has been sworn in for 32. i must have his president. he's on val, the new cabinets, including for my international bank of the met him check us finance minister, rescue operations and assigned to india as was trained

and for central africa, most of the action will be around the gulf of guinea, coastal camera room, equitorial, guinea and galvan. and as we dipped toward the south, you know, the name of the game, we've got another cold front pushing it. and so the western cape providence, this will last cape town with rain and wind, those wind gusts likely to exceed 75 kilometers per hour on sunday. so you said, the june 1967, 6 days the re drew the map of the middle east to dark colored aircraft appeared from a distance just as we were focusing on. they dropped the ball on the run out as they were exposed the events leading to the will and its consequences, which i still felt today to help me. and it was such as the start of his lives. the war in june on out was era. the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back. a lot of us up stories here. this rescue operations at the sides of india's was trained as often decades of ended. more than $300.00 people died and up to a 1000 range. and unofficial inquiries on the way the pool suggest single was to blame . the other one has been sworn and press the most turkish presiden

2019-21, where are the darker colors there, er, except for violet-purple, the worst there is central africat as you said , the situation there is the worst. well, there is simply no purple data, that is, there is also a lack of data for africa. with with data problems yes well, of course, there are high problems with data here, so we apologize for interrupting you about the dynamics of africa , we were talking about how the situation changed over time , the number of starving people is plus or minus stable, but on the other hand, the share of starving people is decreasing due to the fact that the demographic boom in africa should take into account the fact that the security of african countries is also declining earlier, even there 10-15 years ago, some african countries exported food, now they do not export. accordingly, we are talking about the fact that famine can accelerate and it can accelerate because of many dense people, this is due to economic factors and macroeconomic factors, this is a procession - this is inflation, and so on. climate change , if we talk about the geopolitical c

and i'm a clock in the congo base of in central africa proposed here on the world's biggest trouble payments. and the threats they made price from point expiration. the, the leader of the wagner mostly group, is heading to batteries off to striking a deal with president vladimir putin to quote of his new to me. under the agreement of gun a progression escapes per as the keys and as to his flights as has been ordered back into the base is a column of wagner forces was said to be 200 kilometers away from laska and the deal was broken by the better russian leader, michael apple begins on coverage. a dramatic end to a 36 hour mutiny. wagner, chief, you have danny precaution, hale da 0 by some interest of on done as he began his journey into exile. russia's president's accused is wagner. flight is of being back stab is new to me is, but they would cheer. does they return to the field? can the most and res rebellion against the kremlin in defense ministry appearing to find support for men and women on the streets, at least in this city, in southern russia. some of them sharing whatever food and wa

so that somebody to walk chapel, plenty of showers across central africa. nothing of the way further north was a once again, it's a big down post on you possibly see the southern pas have gone over the next day or 2, those big showers, say runaway right across the hall to find you gone to sing some larvae show some showers the round lake victoria, maybe it's a some consultants and they're looking pretty wet for the southern cape. joined the label conversation to just say good. the industry to be continued is say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has a massive issue is that society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women . it was found, this was fun to have an american occupation of a middle eastern countries. the street on algae 0, the you're watching out as a reminder of the story, is this our sizes from russia's wagner grateful returning to the basis of the peace deal between that need a you've got any question on the kremlin a convoy of fox and a mass rings 10 back from mosco

on through the next couple of days, so that somebody to walk chapel plenty of showers across central africa, not think of the way further north with a once again. it's a big down pool, send your possibility to something positive. gone over the next day or 2, those big showers, say runaway right across the hall to find for ca. you gone to sing some live, you shows some showers the round lake victoria, maybe it's a some consultants and they're looking pretty wet with the southern cape. the criminal drug dealing safety took place is beyond the reach of the many people you know, off comes off. the truck with gorilla was in columbia and to mexico, where the cartels have been responsible for a mess and a spiral. the final the final episode of drug trafficking. territories on the the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching out is there a mind at the top story is best our vices from russia's wagner. great. all returning to that basis off to piece still between the lita, if any of the goshen and the kremlin, the convoy of the mess raised 10 back from most got off the batteries broken a truce and it need

will put the french in africa in order by a bouncer with a bunch of positions they occupy in central africa, the french will embroider for him, or rather get used to 210 years please note that i am not joking at all. i don't know where he will go next. well, generally speaking, a situation in which you have centralized control over any military units on the territory of a country with a capital l of any. this is what the bolsheviks are forced to do more when at first the commissars were sent to everyone including. and you may think chapaev loved furmanov so hate. and vice versa, yes, you were talking about ideology. this is about it, and the members of the military council over the marshals are tired right now. well, volodya, i'm not kidding. and i i’m not joking either, because i’m completely oversight, but it’s already being explained and oversight is needed, right? well , on a daily basis, they met there once a year or made a phone call, but there must be a person or people who will sniff the air. and where is it all? well, look right there andrey viktorovich well, who in the army can de

in the congo base, and as the greatest tract of rain forest on a spanning 6 countries across central africa, containing huge quantities of oil that the government wants to sell off to the highest bidder. with an estimated to $600000000000.00 up to 7 hours on the water, a chance to stock off on fuel in supply. we're a long way scale from the oil sites. but i want to know what people here think about the potential exploration mandate to see a therapist, or we have not had anything from the government. our life depends on the river on the think these will cause big problems. so we need an explanation. our, we'll move on obviously, as i passed, we will live in poverty. if this comes, it will help us to improve our lives. a divided opinion perhaps, but we were to find that sense of inadequate seats, and indeed opposition to the books themselves would grow. once we got deeper into the forest, for now we set up kemp, and i said, co village as nice places in the clock, houses here a democratic republic of congo, or get more reaction from communities over the next 2 or 3 days. suffice to say there's

in the congo base, and is the greatest tract of rain forest on a spending 6 countries across central africa containing huge quantities of oil that the government wants to sell to the highest bidder. with an estimated $600000000000.00 up to 7 hours on the water, a chance to stock off on fuel and supply. we're a long way still from the oil sites. but i want to know what people here think about the potential exploration mandate to see a therapist or we have not had anything from the government. our life depends on the river. i think these will cause big problems. so we need an explanation. our newborn, obviously, as i passed, we will live in poverty. if this comes, it will help us to improve our lives. a divided opinion perhaps, but we were to find that sense of inadequate seats and indeed opposition to the books themselves would grow. once we got deeper into the forest, for now we set up camp, and i say it's a village as nice places in the. the clock houses here a democratic republic of congo held on saturday. and the clark brings us part 2 of the series, where he had been to the, for us to h

the first example is central africa. the republic there, by the way, the wagner military command center operates there, and the percentage of starving people is the highest among african countries, and there, after the congo, there are from 40 to 60% of starving people, and the second example is zimbabwe, where about half of the starving people out of a population of 15 million, we see that the president of zimbabwe spoke in russia. he was very supportive of russia. it seems to me that in principle, in order to overcome hunger, it is better to choose more civilized partners than russia, and then the problem is with hunger somehow it will decrease, we see that politics and economics are interconnected, even geopolitics and economics are interconnected and sometimes it even depends on whether your child will eat enough and whether she will have prospects in the world, as is happening now in africa, and at the same time, russia blames us propaganda through all its channels that it is ukraine that does not supply food to africa. it is through ukraine. it seems that there is such a situation

that will defend some there and private interests, just like they defended only there in the central africain syria, but there is a wagner center with the wagner center in st. petersburg and other such attributes that are available not so much for military power as for political power in principle. stop your existence, the beauties simply bargained for, in my opinion, the russian authorities guarantees of their own security, plus for relatives, it is possible for a certain close circle of senior officers of this company, it is possible. also , i will not be surprised if you just know from them. well , as they like to do in russia. well, they simply paid off by handing over assets to them or something or just money, and accordingly they gave guarantees of personal safety and the opportunity to go somewhere, but i think that we will see belarus , you know, it will not be a place of permanent deployment, but it will simply be a springboard through which he will go somewhere far away, uh, and that 's the end of the story, that is, although again to say that this speaks of some kind of the same

hundreds more and forced to leave the homes. heavy rains have caused rivers to bust the banks into central africa. wildfires and canada. i've left the city of montreal with the west at quality in the world, according to pollution trackers, authorities urging people to stay in doors and have shut down old outdoor sports facilities. canada has been experiencing unprecedented wall funds since january thousands of animals sent us human companions to pub in a match against animal abuse and mexico city. the end of us to study estimates that 7 out of 10 pets in mexico are mistreated bill to this animal is more legal protections has sold in the senate's it's belinda special olympics has concluded with the closing ceremony at the iconic brand, the book date, almost 7000 athletes with intellectual disabilities completed in 26 events. some politicians hope the successful games will encourage germany to bid so host the 2036 summer olympics the world's largest inclusive sporting event finished in a feeding way and barely and on sunday nights with a spectacular closing ceremony at the cities famous brandenburg

central sedan. it's one of the largest logistic hubs of the u. an agency in africa. wsp says it will put more than 4000000 people quite in conflicts at risk. but morgan reports from german across denial river from cartoon. the residents who spoke to algebra from a lovely city as well as the senior you, an official in the country accused the rapids support forces of being behind the looting of the world food program a warehouse in elevate city. it's worth noting that this is not the 1st warehouse belonging to the worsley program that has been looted since the start of the conflict. their warehouses in the dark for region have also been affecting 8 operations there. and do you, an agency in the capital of to him have also faced new things, properties destroyed, and they're building burns, affecting their 8 operation responses here in the capital and around the country. that's in addition to the continuous pricing that has been ongoing between the rapids support forces and the city needs army despite a ceasefire. now the united states impose sanctions and companies aff

the balkans, the middle east, north and central africa, primarily for france , the uk and.e cases, the united states and immediately sounded a biased assessment. the goal was simply to scare arab intellectuals and present turkey as a threat. , recalling the ottoman empire, they tried to present turkey as the same colonialist as they themselves and to convince that modern turkey wants to restore the former, but not on official nor on what other level no one has ever spoken to us, but the intention to somehow restore the ottoman space. nejdan, without giving from the oglu , they never did this. all right, all right , there are no political plans, but it cannot be denied that centuries of common history could not pass without a trace. if we look at the ottoman empire t-3 forces of the arabs, turks and persians balanced each other, then the arabs koran islam means, uh, classical arab culture, and uh means, uh, cities, holy cities in which they live predominantly arabs who receive pilgrims from all over the empire. so, accordingly, there is a special theme here, but, nevertheles

i'm a clock in the congo base of in central africa proposed here on the world's biggest tropical payments and the trips they may face from point expiration. the it began with an extraordinary challenge to russian president vladimir putin so far as he by his ally, the vulgar masonry group say that you have any promotion, but less than 24 hours life. so the musing the young revolution. now, questions being raised about the future of wagner and what it means to president person. on saturday, percussion ended his rebellion 200 kilometers short of moscow. he's now headed to bellows, with pushing, giving his word, he'll get this safely. precaution was last seen being chatted by crowns, as he was leasing oral stuff. hold on this troops uh, moving back to the camps and would be prosecuted with security measures and most go have been mostly lifted. some major roads with deliberately damaged, as wagner's convoy approached. but let's get some reaction on this from russia and the us, daniel hawkins, is in most go in roseland jordan is in washington dc. well 1st we're going to go to your daniel and wh

central africa, i think showers in the east but bigger pulses of rain toward the west. so for a camera room, equitorial, gainey, and galvan, and meantime seems in south africa have come down, but still that southerly. wind means temperatures and both cape town and durbin, below average for this sum of the year. that's it. so you said the, for the latest news as it breaks it. while some authorities are looking into declaring last generation of criminal organization, they are receiving some support from society, with detailed coverage. these read the ministry has, should demolition orders for the home, some of which are funded by the european union from around the world. it's a realty here, it has to be in my, in the tyra. as people try to find the way out there. key is active diplomacy and international involvement meant relative type. they're the ones re election was monitored closely from washington to moscow. so how influential this are key internationally and what can we expect in foreign policy during 30 ones 3rd time this is inside storage. the .

there is the risk of funding central africa. okay. we've got our usual pulses of showers and storms mostly confined up against the gulf of guinea, so particularly bad for a camera room into all the and for south africa, it looks like we've got back to back days of comm, whether full on sunshine in cape town, had 17 degrees, that's all i got for you. the investigative journalism wasn't very, and it's hard as it would have been absolutely uncomfortable to work for me like that before global exploits and discussion. the internet did not need to be the greatest tool of mass surveillance and the history of the world voices from different corners. programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. not many people have seen this business to select on now to sierra israel, under pressure of and so cold or somebody's deposits. it's accused of using facial recognition technology is a control palestinians any occupied westbank. so how far does that breach that per the seats and does this technology really offer israel praise

certainly, people who live in central africa into southern africa have high jeopardy of contracting malaria and their children have a high jeopardy of dying of malaria. i cannot remember the latest numbers, i think it is between 600000 and one million people a year who die of malaria. most of those are children in sub-saharan africa. that is why bill and melinda gates among others say one of the best things that can be done in this world is to find a way of protecting children from malaria. medicines you can take once you have malaria to temper the fever , those are important. but a vaccine would be vastly valuable. host: when i was in africa, i remember talking about different people and saying malaria is just like getting a bad flu. guest: if you are lucky, yes. if you are unlucky, you are dead. if you are a child who weighs 40 pounds, you are more likely to be unlucky. especially if you are undernourished. host: where does smallpox fit into this? it has been eradicated. guest: it has, it is a virus that survives frozen in a few laboratories around the world. but it has been eradicated si

certainly, people who live in central africa into southern africa have high jeopardy of contracting malaria and their children have a high jeopardy of dying of malaria. i cannot remember the latest numbers, i think it is between 600000 and one million people a year who die of malaria. most of those are children in sub-saharan africa. that is why bill and melinda gates among others say one of the best things that can be done in this world is to find a way of protecting children from malaria. medicines you can take once you have malaria to temper the fever , those are important. but a vaccine would be vastly valuable. host: when i was in africa, i remember talking about different people and saying malaria is just like getting a bad flu. guest: if you are lucky, yes. if you are unlucky, you are dead. if you are a child who weighs 40 pounds, you are more likely to be unlucky. especially if you are undernourished. host: where does smallpox fit into this? it has been eradicated. guest: it has, it is a virus that survives frozen in a few laboratories around the world. but it has been eradicated si