sites on the african copper belt with plans to dig for new deposits in zambia and the democratic republic of congo. but questions are being raised as to whether the canadian giants, profits are being pub before the environmental impact on the safety of workers. picking up the story for us local reporter view can the mining companies globally have a reputation for poor environmental and human rights practices? canadian companies which dominate the global industry are among the most accused of the gold, has back to the way with reports of serious human rights abuses, and it's minds within the african and the company has failed to address. moments barrick is competing back into a region many headset and the democratic republic of congo we evolved to forest at area. roughly the size of portugal contains one of the worlds of which is catches of minerals, copper for y, as in cables and cobalt for rechargeable batteries, or fluoride is ongoing, easy, especially to be sure when that's coming, you will coming go here to respect our low and q and b o saw benefits to local communities. if it's not through us

of animal the mountain to realize it's only found in 3 countries in the world, uganda democratic republic of congo, and rwanda. dr. noel is one of their guardian angels. these animals are endangered and needs special protection. or did they go that way? they're not far ahead or where the group of truck has went ahead have found the group. but as you can see, we were going to use this tray. but the group had to move this direction. it's no easy task. the guerrillas are constantly on the move. well dr. noel gets into position. the animals are already moving on. but after more than an hour of tracking, seriously. oh yes, there's one feeling of that. somebody said, she's got it. it's ok. we just to give us posts, but don't be scared. of female gorilla has come into view. dr. noel can begin his routine checkup and i can see that during the observation, even the smallest injuries and unusual behaviors are noted. if you missed on information, you might know it when it's too late to help and full as every single life counts. so we have to make sure that we detect health pro brand because before it becomes

people in the democratic republic of congo towards food scarcity and and rally is across australia. and so for the constitutional changes that would recognize aboriginal communities for the 1st time, the, the hello, we have more of that on you, usually cool. and whether across northern parts of australia, the cloud still showing up there across the northern territory. it's pushing its way into a western areas of queensland around the golf country. we're all going to say some very heavy rain over the next couple of days. 20 to 40 millimeters of rain quite widely said the possibility. see with these heavier areas of rain come through, the yellow sherry got the order to supposed to get 5200 millimeters to freight and we've been on the show breeze coming in from the car will say rainfall if anything, just popping up around the east coast as we go through, i choose dice, so from kinds all the way down to the sunshine coast time beyond the gold coast, see some very heavy shouts and even across any sort of new south wells, up across the blue mountains, more pick down pulls, coming through h

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all right, i so link to rebels in the democratic republic of congo are being blamed for the motors of 12 villages and the eastern a truly provence on friday. local sources. se soldiers from the allied democratic forces also pillaged the victims homes and then set the buildings on file. the same group is accused of killing 42 people that are you again in school. last month is nearly 26000000 people in the democratic republic of congo. are facing acute food shortages that's according to the world food program. well then 6000000 of them have been forced from their homes by and groups funding for the territory and to share of the country's mineral, which is submitted miller reports. for many congolese comes like this one and was segora or home, at least to no mother of 9 run up in the lives of plato village. last year. fighting between m. 23 fighters and government forces in north cable province made it unsafe. she's one of many forced to flee due to worsening and security. amnesty international accuses rebels of war crimes, including the summary executions force, recruitment of civilians

many had seemed determined to leave some b, a and the democratic republic of congo. we evolved to forest at area roughly the size of portugal contains one of the worlds of which is catches of minerals, copper for y, as in cables and cobalt for rechargeable batteries, which is very both info for i just ongoing easy especially to be sure when that's coming due to coming, going well here to respect our low and q and b also, he bought it to gave more uh, uh, benefit to local communities. if it's not through the ceiling or reaction is to 1st discourage the congo reasons and being governments from offering him this market. because mark bristow does not respect anything. mix brought down say, this is shane when he gets home. when foreign companies in multinational. com. unfortunately, they don't respect that we wouldn't contract what's needed for the republic. what's the need for the population? okay, that's wilson gotten, use industries the minute us because, i mean, i think it's also important about the they also how the game when it comes to the corporate social is suppos

the engine has been blocked by one of the plastic bags that end up in the leg from the democratic republic of congo. few fish live in the 2700 square kilometer like it's very polluted. and in the depths, there are high concentrations of methane and explosive gas that make swimming here dangerous. you can swim for long in the lake because of the gas. it's life threatening, but not that it's especially inviting today. after a fear storm, you won't want island appears in the distance. it's right on the border with the waters of neighboring democratic republic of congo. the area is under strict military control. the $140.00 hector island looks like a small paradise, but it houses a government built rehabilitation center. that actually seems more like a prison camp. to want to the each morning begins with the rwanda national anthem. by 1600 young men from across the country who had been arrested by the police. these men between 18 and 39 years old, had been here for 3 weeks. and then at the 3rd regiment, you are responsible for the cleanliness of the whole facility to con. yeah, because it's so cool, wh

next we sit down with the some of the 1st legally elected prime minister of the democratic republic of congo. later assassinated in the belgian orchestrated could. roland new number speaks about the legacy of his father, patrice. and how he views africa's place in the world today. many other subjects as well are broached and it's right ahead the move on to see the gold greetings everyone. we're here with roland bloomberg, head of the patrice emory lumber foundation. good afternoon, mr. lumber. good afternoon. let's start with this. why is it important for you to be here in saint petersburg? for the rest of africa's summit, it just seems simple phone plus the, the limo, but foundation is happy to be present, whereas africa can or should make decisions. so we get to witness what's going on 1st hand and participate. we believe that sounds of all the continents of the world . there was still much to be done in africa. the us felt it was important to organize that conference with africa, china and from civil side on the side. and it is quite natural that a big country like russia is not lagging b

now we take a look at how people in lebanon and democratic republic of congo, a coping with hunger, the not box that reports. the image family shows us a glimpse of what life is now like for many lebanese, the basics, including food, are no longer affordable. nearly bankrupt state can't provide services and the poor can't afford to buy walter, me on the o and i'm sure there are times when we go to sleep hungry. our situation is very bad. we sometimes have a lunch, but no dinner or we eat lunch, but not breakfast. we eat once a day be let in and their salary is not enough to feed his 6 children. most days he just brings home bread. it's estimated that it costs $30.00 a month for a person to eat and loving on. the land earns $40.00 a month to everything in the market is expensive and the dollar keeps gaining value against the lire. today i bought them 2 bags of bread. if they want to drink tea with the bread, we don't have sugar, it's very expensive. the world bank says lebanon ranks 1st and food price inflation . nearly one and a half 1000000 lebanese are struggling to put food on the ta

or the vast majority of cable comes from the democratic republic of congo. and that's essentially because there isn't really anywhere else in the world which has the same grades. so mineralogy for cable has become good. it's really, there isn't really any of the country and the wells which contains house the same quite a see if the pulses, quality of reserves. and it's almost like the sound to your radius of cables. the congo has been blessed or cursed, depending on how one looks at it with extraordinary geological, mineral wells, the and it's always been strategic whether it was in the 19th century robber or the middle of the 20th century uranium. or more recently. the question of strategic critical minerals for the agenda that the international community has adopted the consensus that we need to move to carbon neutral, the emissions and the world requires electric vehicles. it requires renewable energy, all of which require strategic minerals coming out of the congo. first and foremost, one could say, might be, would be called on. coal lazy is the cobalt ca

the the thousands of people in the democratic republic of congo d r c, supplying materials from global resolution within mining t, as in high demand around the world, cobalt industrial countries urgently need the medical to make that change. the house of all the electric vehicles and the race to slow climate change. cobalt has become key to the transition away from fossil fuels. who's paying the price the economy because of the need. a new era, dw reno, bmw, volvo, all the big names, the conversion lift gates to electric, environmental concerns, a driving transition consumer on commercial internal combustion vehicles produced about a quote for greenhouse gas emissions in your other fox fog, hopkinsville map items come up volkswagen, and as did 1200000000 euros in the side of the kids dedicated, especially to the 6th grade cars we started making here, one of those to be everything was adapted and now we're 100 percent electric house . we billed 100 percent electric cars here electricity. i want to about, i know puts an electrician out to see the sourcing and 20 says you find the jew int

the world food program is warning of a lessening hunger situation in the democratic republic of congo, triggered by an ongoing conflict in the country's eastern region. the u. n. agency says 25800000 people in the d. c will face food scarcity of this year, which is the highest number for any country worldwide. well, forward to say about a 1000000 people have been forced to flee that home since january of this year, due to fighting. this pushes up the number of displaced companies in urgent need of food and emergency assistance to 6700000. the aussies eastern region as a 120 on groups fighting overland ethnic rivalry. and the control of minerals, or shelly sacral, is a spokesperson for the world food program in the democratic republic of congo. she joins us live now via skype from go. my thanks so much for being with us to thank you so much. 25.8000000. that is an absolutely shocking number of people took us through if you would, the dynamics behind this crisis. is it about, was it about displacement, visit about poverty, or is it about all 3? and so much more honestly, all 3 in so muc

the world food program is wanting, that slicing and democratic republic of congo is causing more people to go hungry. but un agencies says that $25000000.00 companies will face food shortages this year . that's the highest total in any country world wide around $120.00, improved supplies, and fatality and control of men are which is in the east of the country. well, those are the headlines on out to 0. do stay with us. witness is coming up next. thank you very much for watching the good news not said or to them to get the party funky. go back over his bonnet through boil. go very cool, but you have a phone call. but the 1st of all, some the logo on bitch that should go to sure. mom chase a lot of these problem. them. nice problem at all the momentum. checking the spot, it will be some down me. yes. others name you could have just by on be some that'd be best best, but on any, you don't puts us phone in order going through them. you know, but i'm too much part of the special but what we don't have send you fax you, but the prompt and i look she's might have the height of assumption. uh i

people we had propped up, we had present it my buddha loves i year, which democratic republic of congo. we had jonas of m b, the grill, a leader in a goal that was fighting against that countries marks us government course. we had greg when these people started to show a little bit of independence. it's funny they were, they're asked in a cool or they were, they were, they were killed outright. so the question is, whatever investigation was done, was it a legitimate one? most people i spoke to in various ontology and services, including in africa, said it was not a legitimate investigation. well, uh, how does it the with silverado, so those have that they meet defense. who am i usually like lot 50, gonna be on the highway. the deputy i'll talk about fee on the mama was actually uh, should be fee, pitied when how, why this elliot the last hour after the fact the household. let's see. i see the bottom, the ship done highlighting color. that's what uh huh lowes are actually, i'm not sure about the see me doing. i knew about the i will not say that it was, for instance, it was a deliberate

we had present it my buddha website year, which democratic republic of congo. we had un jonas of m b, the grill, a leader in a goal that was fighting against that countries marks us government course. we had go rang when these people started to show a little bit of independence. it's funny, they were, they're asked in a cool or they were they were, they were killed outright. so the question is, whatever investigation was done, was it a legitimate one? most people i spoke to in various ontology and services, including in africa, said it was not a legitimate investigation. well, uh, how does the wi fi what silverado produce about the lead defense? who am i usually like lot 50 at the end to highway the deputy. i'll talk about fee handles of the youth, and while i'm on a was actually a should be free. 15 minutes. how wide is elliot the last hour cut to the fact the household c i t p. bob the chip done highlighting color. that's what uh huh. lows i actually, i lot actually i'd like to see me doing. i knew what the i would not say that it was, for instance, it was a d

and the company has failed to address to moments. barrick is competing back and the democratic republic of congo we evolved to forest at area. roughly the size of portugal contains one of the worlds of which is catches of minerals, copper for y, as in cables and cobalt for rechargeable batteries, which is very important for, for i just on got easy, especially to be sure when that's coming due at our low and q and b also, he bought it to gave more uh, uh, benefit to local communities, if it's not through the ceiling or reaction is to 1st discourage the congo reasons and being governments from offering him this market. because of our bristow does not respect anything. mix brought down say, this is shane when he gets home, when foreign companies in multinational. com. unfortunately, it wasn't a, it's for the republic. what's the need for the population? okay, that's what got to go into the in the communities have been left with the little choice but to, to, into canadian quotes the mines culture of violence, the case of ledges. barrick is responsible for the violence committed by mind. police and s

i watched my dad work. 1961, when the first prime minister of the democratic republic of the congo by killed 3 years? there is one phrase of the father, which i love very much, because it is addressed to us he wrote to the children whom i leave, and whom i may never see again. i would like them they said that the beautiful future kongo expects from them, as it expects from every kangalese to fulfill his sacred duty. together i am the son of a man who contributed to the development of the country in which he lived and to some extent contributed to the development of all of africa our father foresaw many things in his life, murder, including he managed to send his children away from him so that nothing happens to them. so my brothers and sisters went to egypt to live or study there, and i was the last one, because i was the youngest at that time, i accompanied my father to his last trip from kenshasa, when you are 3 years old you become a refugee your father is killed, and then all this greatly influenced my life, but i can say that people , having learned that i am a son, meet me with

so ling dribbles in the democratic republic of congo, being blamed for the motives of 12 villages in the east and eat 2 republicans on friday. local sources. a soldiers from the allied democratic forces also pillaged the victims homes and set the buildings on file. the same group is accused of killing $42.00 people at a uganda in school last month. and the bodies of 11 people were found farther south and brew kremser. these depths of being blamed on the m $23.00 revel group. the when says they have been arbitrary killings of human rights violations because of violence between alms groups and government forces, or nearly 26000000 people in democratic republic of congo are facing acute food shortages. that's according to the world food program. more than 6000000 of them have been forced from a homes by groups fighting to territory and a share of the country's minimal, which is for me to mila. explain. for many congolese comes like this one and was a g r a home at least to know mother of 9 run up and believes of plato village last year. fighting between m. 23 fighters and government forc

was a cheerful african countries early this year he went, took upon and going to the republic of congo and the democratic republic of congo. she was fairly well received today, and that was at the time that he promised that funds were to take a step back from, you know, policy making and politics and african countries. but that instead of it would provide, will commit military training, started military academies in africa. and does that seem to be unacceptable? step back that piece of involvement for african countries. so i think that is my con would stay true to his word in that regard. i think that that would be relatively well received going forward. okay, that we must edit, manufacturing, dave drop rental and traditionally, and marissa lorenzo as being part of today's program. i'm thank you for watching. you can see the program again at any time by going to the website. i'll just do a dot com for further discussion. join us about facebook page. you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash h, a insights story. and of course, you can join the conversation on twitter, handle the inside story for

patrice lumber, the congolese statesman, who is considered the 1st national hero of the democratic republic of congo, afterwards. independence, he said, russia was part of his journey and he left her rich legacy here a bit. of course it was of great importance to us. we followed the story with great interest. when we found out it happened, we couldn't miss the chance to write to the russian authorities and the academic community to thank them once again for the on a given to one great here, right? to a here right with the come go of africa, end of the well on his memory has been on it. and we're very grateful for this. just yeah. the oscar bleeding finance for the can you tell us a little bit about the contribution the lumber made to the development of strong ties between your region and the then soviet union. and later on to relations with russia. how did that relationship come about? their last shot, the relationship with them, but really developed when he saw support from the un was refused. he then turned towards the soviet union. they agreed to provide him with an airplane. of course, it wasn't

volume information for free might say, due to me in the the thousands of people in the democratic republic of congo, d r c, supplying materials from global resolution within mining k, as in high demand around the world, cobalt industrial countries urgently need the medical to make that change, the house of all the electric vehicles and the race to slow climate change. cobalt has become key to the transition away from fossil fuels. who's paying the price? the the coal lazy is the cobalt capital of the world. way here in the house with the cost to build an industrial region location, the southern part of the sea and neighboring sand. beyond a century of mining has shaped the landscape. this was my 1st trip to co lazy. it was strongly most was just how the whole city was built around the mining industry around and on top of these, these minerals. and just this very, very, very strong feeling that these people, the people living they should be benefiting from this extraordinary wealth, which is generating prosperity for chinese companies, european companies, american companies. but they're suffering, t

of animal the mountain to realize it's only found in 3 countries in the world, uganda democratic republic of congo, and bewanda. dr. noel is one of their guardian angels. these animals are endangered and needs special protection. so did they go that way? they're not far where the group of truck has went ahead have found the group. but as you can see, we were going to use this tray. but the group had to move this direction. it's no easy task. the gorillas are constantly on the move. well dumped in a well gets into position. the animals are already moving on but after more than an hour of tracking seriously. oh yes, there's one feeling of that. somebody said, she's got it. it's okay. we're just to give us purse, but don't be scared. of female gorilla has come into view. dr. noel can begin his routine checkup and i can see that during the observation, even the smallest injuries and unusual behaviors are noted for them. if you missed on information, you might know it when it's too late to help and follows every single life calling . so we have to make sure that we detect health pro brand because befor

3 slumber, a prominent african independence fighter, and the 1st prime minister of the democratic republic of congo. after it achieved independence. in the 19 sixty's, mister lumber is the director of a foundation under his father's name, r t had a chance to speak with him at the summit. he says that despite western narratives, people in africa don't 5 and negative sentiment for russia. you can watch the full interview on monday. same sample on the bus, but i believe this summit is important because the lumen, the foundation, is happy to be present in areas where africa tend or should make decisions. as such, we have become direct witnesses of what occurs and are able to participate. we believe that among all the continents of the world, there is still a lot to be done in africa. do us consider it important to organize the conference with africa? china and france have also done that. so it is completely natural that such a large country is russia would also do so. i was invited to the 1st summit and so cheap. we believe that both of our countries need each other, especially because we have never ha