>> the east africa embassy bombing in august of 1998 was the first overt attack by al qaeda. so now we're taking him seriously, we're taking his network seriously so we start working with our allies around the world. our first stop was in the uk, the main office for bin laden was actually in london and we worked very closely with our colleagues in scotland yard and intelligence services in the uk and disrupting the plot. >> that was going to be my next question. did the intelligence services here know what they're up against? do they understand how serious this was? >> at the very beginning there was no understanding even in the u.s. itself. when we were working on osama bin laden and we actually indicted him in a sealed indictment in june of 1998 before the east africa embassy bombing we had a lot of difficulties convincing people in washington that that individual is actually a threat. so, yes, most of the islamists, if you want to call them, who were here in london, they were peaceful people, escaping the tyranny in their own government and there was no problem with them b

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the first gold shipped from east africa was reserved for special purpose the king instructed the goldsmith she to use it to make a monstrance for the ministry he promised in the early days of his reign to dedicate to his patron saint the jeronimus monastery. on the precise spot where henry the navigator had built the small seaman's chapel work started on the monasteries construction. there. manuel wanted the monastery to stand as a unique monumental tribute to his greatness and glory to finance the costly project he declared the most precious incoming spices pepper cloves and cinnamon the property of the crown the shipment of pepper alone which vasco da gama brought back from india generated revenue sixty times greater than the cost of the expedition. on the less valuable spices and all the other cargoes arriving in belle lane from india africa and brazil the fortunate monarch levied a five percent tax. and with the returning ships came the artists inspired by the buildings they'd seen in mother about the city side mosque he called to be a mosque in marrakesh and the illustrated books full

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back to lay the ray of hope in east africa a lot of people are banking on this development eritreans are some of the most prominent vibrance trying to reach europe but peace overtures from eritrea is neighbor ethiopia could improve conditions in the this is east africa nation eritrean diplomats have traveled to disavow offer talks following an invitation from ethiopian prime minister ahmed the talks underway now have raised hope that decades of conflict and hostility between the two neighbors could be drawing to an end. i. this is bad may in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. after every tracey's a territory it launched a fierce offensive to keep its southern neighbor ethiopia from the town. it would all be in vain in the end after heavy casualties on both sides. ethiopia want to string of military victories which saw its troops move into the disputed territory . the conflict between the two countries left tens of thousands dead or injured in the space of just two years. as the war spread so did the massive displacement of communities today many eritreans are among the migrants

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out one of the classic examples is actually textile manufacturing which is now being addressed in east africa and i think it's important that we look at things holistically and if we're going to look at it holistically we can't talk about the industrialization of africa on one hand and then be dumping africa with all kinds of of goods and in this case in the case of used clothes our prices have been falling this week with the world's biggest producers looking at a change in strategy reports say saudi arabia and russia may increase oil production last year was about reducing the amount of oil in the world's energy market so now any proposal to boost output would mean a major reset that's going to affect crude prices and investors will be waiting until june twenty second when opec members meet in vienna to see what happens joining us now from zurich is cornelia my economist and independent energy analyst good to speak with you again a cornea so we're looking at a major rethink then in the strategy of oil producers. well i don't think we're looking at a major rethink but we're looking at them ad

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numbers are only growing the situation is barely improving we will take you across europe the middle east africa and asia are on the story which is defining the actions and policies of so many countries. and that includes the united states its ongoing family separations at the mexico border i mean the thing at how the u.s. navy is covering the story now political allegiances are influencing that i think and i have a hunch that that's not the show using a hash tag aging is but it's really so all the great former detainees from a prison in yemen have spoken of apparent systemic sexual torture by m. around three guards and certainly not a facet of this ongoing war we'll have that and also the latest on the offensive in the data as well and canadians are on a high after the parliament voted to legalize recreational cannabis but is it just like regulating alcohol and cigarettes or will we pose a new set of problems in only the second country in the world to make it legal. here with the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in and around as a result common whether y

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. >> meghan and harry reportedly had a top secret honeymoon in east africa.any were wondering about the order of hierarchy. >> meghan comes after the duchess and duke of cambridge. we're not always going to see her in kate's shadow. i think particularly when they're not in the presence of the queen at such a formal event, you'll see them on much more of an equal footing. >> the royal kids were front and center, enjoying the air force flyover. and talk about cheeky. savannah phillips, the queen's great-granddaughter, tried to shush prince george. charlotte had a brief meltdown but mama kate scooped her up to calm her down. sunday, a more laid back day for kate and the kids. charlotte is barefoot in the grass while watching her dad, prince william, play polo. kate showed us she can be frugal and fashionable in a summer dress by zara that costs under $70. you can buy it at a mall. one of the big stars at the bianca chokro.was of course she just made her romance with nick jonas official. here they are at jfk airport after nick took her to his cousin's wedding. >>

today, one of the hottest bands in east africa is using their music to show a more positive side of africaious album, the four-man band hopes to change the way the world sesees the continent. >> it's thehe s stories we haveo tell our people, the younger generation, so they can be confident that they live here and ththey can give back to this continent, as opposed to feeling like they owe an explanation for being african. >> "voices in the sun," has their name translates, has a bigger dream of uniting africa. >> music i is the one commodity that is traded freely across the continent at the highest rate. >> the group has become the voice of a generation across africa. joining a long list of artists before them who used their music to tell a version of africa's history that is rarely told. sarah: with that, you're up to date on dw news. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for watching. have a great day. . and i'm not . this is a private. counsel with right now. hit hit hit. using using take take judiciary narrowing crisis today say technical

to gender they say this visit could be a turning point in east africa when it comes to gay rights.y: let's turn the record on gay rights. rights. chechnya are preparing to host the egyptian national team ahead of the world cup next week. >> ejection team arrives -- the egyptian team arrives this week in chechnya for training. hosting the team is part of a twofold political ambition. they say that involves becoming vladimir putin's envoy to the middle east and also reading the de facto voice of muslims abroad. this comes as chechnya has been coming under western scrutiny for human rights violations. there were reports last year that gay men were being held and abused in detention centers. at the time, he responded to criticism saying it was impossible because there are no gay people in chechnya. in addition to putin trying to bolster his image through the world cup, chechnya's leader is another one to watch for that. molly: they're standing on the football field as the team got bumped down in the standings. are 70th70th -- they in the standings, which makes them the lowest ranked te

and lakes originally native to the amazon basin it was introduced to many other places including east africa but soon the invasive species turned out to be a pest it blocks waterways and creates an ideal hobby to four dollars mosquitoes but in kenya a local businessman found a solution to the problem and he's turning the past into. water heists continues to choke lake victoria africa's largest freshwater lake. about thirty million people rely on the source of water for the basics often so the invasive plants species is affecting the level hoot of many people living around the lake but some farmers are turning the problem into a valuable resource to us it is a blessing in. the leg men corners on because because i not go on fusillade bye bye they buy two new ones so i head to bed because where wildly moving it very far they fried a space to walk on no way. to believe in. chance on the farm is a harvest in their green goo the produce compost from freshwater hice and soil in our she'll at nine weeks this will be a high quality fit allies. because we are tourists needed in this story i'm there ha

more from east africa correspondent catherine there in nairobi. and welcome catherine this is not the first peace deal that these two have agreed to people think that this one is any more likely to stick. well the cease fire has renewed hopes but many people are not really holding their breath because the members of the opposition or some members of the opposition have taken issue with the agreement and they want amendments to be made so they want the three. principal issues which is they don't want to juba to be divided into three regions which the framework agreement to dividing south sudan into three regions which is the mother called so they don't want that to happen they also don't want the they want they're concerned about the invitation of foreign forces into the country and also the exploration of oil fields until a permanent agreement and a permanent settlement has been found so whether or not this cease fire and this agreement will hold it's wait and see until the factions actually go through and and come back with feedback and just just

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out one of the classic examples is actually textile manufacturing which is now being addressed in east africa and i think it's important that we look at things holistically and if we're going to look at it holistically we can't talk about the industrialization of africa on one hand and then be dumping africa with all kinds of of goods and in this case in the case of used clothes our oil prices have been falling this week with the world's biggest producers looking at a change in strategy reports say saudi arabia and russia may increase oil production last year was about reducing the amount of oil in the world's energy markets so now any proposal to boost output would mean a major reset that's going to affect crude prices and investors will be waiting until june twenty second when opec members meet in vienna to see what happens with joining us now from zurich is cornelia my economist and independent energy analyst good to speak with you again a cornea so we're looking at a major rethink then in the strategy of oil producers. well i don't think we're looking at a major rethink but we're looking

they are the ones who picked up the pieces and they are pushing in central asia, the middle east, africa, and latin america more and more. i think that we need to understand what that is doing to us. i do think the hard part, you and i talked about this, it is wonderful to have leaders from all over the united states. how do you explain foreign policy to people? i have made it my mission, and it was when i was secretary, to make foreign-policy less hard. i have traveled into classrooms. what is interesting is mostly in our classroom the maps are these flat maps with the western peninsula in the middle with a couple flaps on either side. i would always ask the teachers to bring in a globe and show that most of the people live on the other side of the globe. most recently -- and i do want to spend time talking about the private sector, but i was at a starbucks. they had this whole thing of tasting coffee every day. you would think it was fine wine. they make you inhale it and slurp it, and they talk about where their copy comes from. on that particular day the coffee was from the democrati

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health organization officially adopted this combination as the new first line therapy for callous in east africa it's the first movement in half a century and dr aramis deros has been leading the way. our previous regimen was so damn stupid to commit for such a few days with a combination we were able to shorten that arrangement to seventeen days good yes indeed and if you could see was more cement factor sent so you managed to cure ninety five percent of patients where is the new combination is that much better than before well in terms of. more or less similar. but in terms of. hospital hospital base it's ten dollars to ten base to seventeen that's a big achievement. just two drug combination therapy is safe and has almost half the hospital stay of the earlier treatment. that's a crucial reduction for both patients eager to return to work and the health sector struggling to accommodate everyone currently all twenty six beds here are full. plate everything is love it must be nice to meet if you're welcomed this is it yes at least when isis research treatment. after the heavy demands of this yea

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all right let's bring in our east africa correspondent catherine wando who is in the kenyan capital nairobi catherine this isn't the first peace deal that these are two parties have agreed to people think this one is any more likely to stick. well the international community is cautiously optimistic about this recent agreement but you have to look at the fact that this is the tenth agreement since august two thousand and fifteen when the first agreement was made between the two leaders present silva q. and r. so it's basically observing to see what happens if you look at the wider picture just last week the south sudanese government wanted react mashallah out of the peace talks that these recent peace talks and then a couple of days later you have them signing an agreement but then we also did see members of the s.p.l. him earlier complaining about aspects of the framework of the agreement including the exploration of oil by the sudanese government you know under the supervision of juba so but then there's still going to be talks going on for the next two weeks before a comprehensive agreem

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the tiny plane and looked down gombe was once part of this equatorial belt that stretched from east africa and curled through west tanzania through burundi uganda and then right to the west african coast through the congo basin and when i flew over in nineteen ninety and looked down it was an island of forest a tiny island of forces the smallest national park in tanzania surrounded by completely bare hills more people living there than the land could support they'd been moved from their traditional villages they were supposed to be doing communal farming and that was not european by the way. they were struggling to survive and this is when it hit me if we don't do something to help the people we may as well give up conservation i'm very well aware of the problem you speak of when they've been forced out of the forest that's happened in burundi and i think it's happened in rwanda as well but i know about the burundi ones and it is shocking it's really heartbreaking to see them thrown out of the forest of course there's been this genocide with them. and now we're trying to work with. the lot