so trip to east africa. you started any po, it's now he is here in kenya and roby to also be a part of the civil society. do have several talks. and that's something that he also said yesterday. and when he was in disobey by and if you'll feel when he talked to representatives of the applicants union by saying that it's important for him, that the organizations and the governments, you'll also have a mediating role when it comes to the crisis into don. both leaders, he also suppressed the during the press conference that they are worried about this conflict, also having implications, spilling over to other regions. they talked about migration. that's also very important, a very, very big country, a kenya, an important cost and east africa. more than 50000000 people and of course germany is also interested in having these skills work. and so they talked about that. and another interesting announcement by the canyon president was that this country that has to praise as a climate champion by the german park, wi

it cannot german most encroach on children popping up in east africa. however, the trade balance is in favor of germany. i have the zip code and return back to the target better. yes. and to allow opinion products to into the gentleman. i swear last the pin market. the term for has a big term or best system can now including the incoming partnership agreement between east africa the european union. and is that terms of my understanding of canada? is it time of the curriculum for approximately intervention and this month is 92 percent of the richmond is to achieve 100 percent green energy by 20. right, our cutting grid is to do good. what's the potential issue? addition is to make up the route to 100, the best buy 100 drops by 24. germany has that 1st partner in the energy, jeremy and i expressed my appreciation, mr. chancello for audio fund commitment to wraps into some of the capacity and cutting. i do a come on the solution. the gentleman, the investment team already knew about the energy space on the existing show climate crisis set up in some of the

that is joining him here for these 3 day trip to east africa. as benjamin offers gruber, reporting for us or a groups are warning that the humanitarian crisis caused by the conflict in sudan could engulf east africa. the human refugee agency estimates that nearly a 1000000 people could leave the country as the army bottles of rifle. terminal a tree grew a russian college, the basic necessities, one of the things you done across the board to chad. these refugees and now reliance on a donations a 100000 student needs of escaped to neighboring countries as the violence and the 2 done shows no sign of relenting d u. n. refugee agency is now planning how to provide support in the coming months . let us out, you city them to 5 and sides. fall from yeah, to say had to flo 50 to them at the from here to little bits to pull in front of the above the fold that the, the self and security at least is the resolve. but also provide assistance so that these families have just arrived in south to done the deadly fighting they left behind and the student needs c

african union's bed to join the g. 20 group of major economies as he continues his 3 day visit to east africa. schultz landed in ethiopia on thursday. there he stress, but africa needed a bigger international role after meeting with african african union officials. and as of about now, he's in kenya, germany's largest trading partner in the region for the 2nd leg of his trip at our correspondence tomorrow. but that is their reporting for us. mario tell us 1st about the german chancellor strip to ethiopia. what has he achieved? there were left charles mets of the chat post and of the african union commission. most of the key mamma. how much yesterday. and that he announced that he supports gemini supports the african union to get a seat at the g 20 the group of logic economies. and he said that he had many tools and he felt that there was broad support for that. also among other nations. and that would mean a huge step for african countries, because with decades they've been trying to get more international representation. also, for example, at the un security council, but the 2 powers always

and i'll be a little dang, she's an independent east africa list of the old many people incident are struggling to access basic goods like food and seal. you have a deep connection to the country. tell me if i what every day life is like for the people still there as i am. yes. well these prior to this um, you know, the breakout of the civil war were already quite difficult. um, the country had been facing uh, pretty deep sessions and people have been very much hit by the global slow down posterior ukraine. more so driving costs of energy and also food commodities was re hurting the population. as i live, my own family and friends who were there are people who fall into categories and those who are already somewhat valuable. so quite a few them are refugees, friends, stop to then. um and others are people who are heavily dependent on family members who live abroad, particularly in western countries or in the middle east or east africa. so the reality of the situation on the ground is that like cities have just and completely disrupted in the economics. how about the country in the ca

and i'll be a little dang, she's an independent east africa left available. many people incident are struggling to awesome. yes. well, these prior to this, you know, the breakout of the civil war were already quite difficult. um the country had been facing uh, pretty deeply sessions. and people have been very much hit by the global slow down the cream or so driving costs of energy and also food commodities was really hurting the population. as i live my own family and friends who were there are people who fall into categories and those who are already somewhat volleyball. so quite a few them are refugees from south to then. um and others are people who are heavily dependent on family members who live abroad, particularly in western countries or in the middle east or east africa. so the reality of the situation on the ground is that like every subject and completely disrupted in the economics, how about the country in the cartoon area? and on top of that base have been disrupted. it's very difficult to acquire many and transfer it. um and so you know that ther

very clear, independent, east africa, i was to. well, thank, thank you is look at the most orders of making news around the world militants in garza fired rockets at the israel. following the death of a leading palestinian figure in the is limit is limited jihad group. how to add non di did israel custody after being on hunger strike since february european union? i'm united states. consider islamic, you had a terrorist group here in berlin, delegates for 40 countries or attending the annual petersburg climate dialogue event brings that lead us together to prepare for the new world climate conference in november, german foreign minister on the line of battle, told them that countries should set targets to replace oil and gas with renewable energy. united states claims will 20000 russian troops have been killed in ukraine since december. us intelligence sources, an additional $80000.00, were injured in the same period. according to a d classified report, half of the data from the wagner military group, which has been attempting to t

break the banks and villages. near lake t. german chancellor left schultz as wrapped up a trip to east africa focused on regional conflict and green energy. schultz joined calls for an immediate and to the findings in sedan and kenya, germany's most important part main east africa. the chancellor looked at ways to increase the renewable energy production use benjamin alvarez, global followed show on his trip and sent this dispatch. a german towards the falls came to his 2nd african trip with a proposal. he wants the african union to have a permanent seat and 5020. he made leaders and if you open kenya, and if you'll please he met, representative from the government, but also from the tiguan region to stress with both parts how important it is to maintain peace and stability in the country. and kenya, one of the big prophets is energy canyon. president william grew to separate his country will join the so called climate club, a german initiative to mitigate climate change, and also energy partnerships. mcdaniel has been praised by the german tongues law as a climate champion. and therefore, yo

east africa is the second place that needs and is interested in iranian and far east goods. to have a sea line for these three parts of the atlantic ocean, the latin american continent, latin america, south west america, east africa, and the far east, we must have this minimum military fleet stationed at these three points, across the atlantic ocean and the indian ocean, in order to maintain security. our shipping lines and in fact, this is where the issue begins, that all the countries that are today's leading economic power, england , america, france, they are all one of the pillars of being able to produce and export to the world , having a powerful fleet. iran's manufactured goods will be transferred to the world, this path was paved and this path was taken to create the security of the main networks. if you have time, you will be able to complete a mission with complete security and success. that in the maritime industry, it is very important to accompany the families in your point of importance . one of the dignitaries had given birth to their child in this mission, an

conflict, the united nations is warning that an escalating humanitarian crisis could affect all the east africa. as the conflict in sudan rages on, the human impact intensifies. heavy fighting has led tens of thousands to seek refuge in neighboring countries across the east and border and chad, the united nations has sent an emergency response teams offering humanitarian assistance. it estimates that $20000.00 refugees have made the crossing since the fighting began. many with tales of violence, rana back to our village even been the houses are many people try to escape the killed the u. n. 's refugee agency has boasted supplies of relief items like sleeping bags, soap and utensils. whether it fears it won't be enough, especially with rainy season coming in from vento act. now it will be too late. ah, wherein he says on his coming in few weeks. and there, if we don't provide any assistance or if people are verola, will be blown and all the refugees here will be so. but to all the destruction and the horror stories, glimmers of human kindness shines through this elderly residence of a town close

soldiers initiative sausage and the recruiter at the end of the day about 80000 soldiers that forts in east africa, in north africa, and in some smaller episodes in europe. of those uh, most, regrettably about 2 and a half 1000 lost their lives. and why do you think african benjamin scott's involved in this war to begin with? well, let us remember that in 1940, there were no independent countries in africa. the entire continental us up divided into colonial territories and an african peoples didn't have a site that didn't have a choice that didn't have a political representation. and they were mostly recruited um to make up for like all of like volunteers that what operating welcomes, but there was a lot of racial lipstick, prejudiced against them around mostly use him in mimeo rolls to a restaurant spot to assist in preparing motor vehicles areas between us to be cooks. so segregation, especially the racism, obviously continued throughout the time of world war 2. it, it less, but i guess you have a, you said legacy that the, the african soldiers that came back with flawless or not. and the white

some served in africa or europe as his fault in the battle. phones in the middle east was far afield as india may in law and the pacific islands. many were wounded or killed. the services have been really acknowledged by the governments of the former colonizers in south africa, the well known 61 to family was among them. we are coming to add to the heroes, a current in avalon symmetry, and so we to trying to spec, next to me is the symmetry or rather the grave sides of frank. um, so while the one of the fighters and the heroes of south africa in fact, of the globe because the defendant did 5 doing the world war 2. and as one of those he wrote was that we continue to remember. and today with decided to take the stay and to visit his family to get a sense off of those memories and those beautiful times that they spin together. frank's the while it was and admired sol joe who for to gains many world war 2 and continued his fight for freedom in his contribution to the successful defeat of the apache government. his family remembers him as the ultimate hero and fighter in pennsylvania or t

it's east africa, central africa, and the some parts of west africa, especially around the se, how area around the keno paso and those companies. so those are the, every, as maybe we've got experience with shortages, extreme levels of hunger and a number of factors contributing to there's been, we've seen a little bit of relief from 40 ports to some of the countries, especially the countries such as the drift and the c o p a, that have been the key ports where they have benefited from the i see great initiative that what's negotiated by the united nations. and this is the reason to be an extended. and so this is a broad, a little bit of relief in some of the areas of brain deliveries to those 3 or 4 different ports in egypt. as you go to add to your peer, the extent of the brain would be to the rest of the coffin. however, it's dependent very much on localized, productive capacity as well as other factors that play into instead of the ability or producers both farmers to produce food locally. those imports a costing africa daily the amount of money that it's having to, to, to spend that

. >> this is from a ugandan photographer who has lived all over east africa and is an incredible photographerks explicitly in the book about how she wanted to subvert the imagery she is so used to of particularly outside photographers coming and support communities in east africa and making photographs that we have seen before of young children in poor neighborhoods, in nairobi, ken pollock. these are two young girls doing ballet which see comments is very often associated with upper-class children and children of privilege but they are having this wonderful happy experience and that can define their identity as well. >> tell me about the organization you founded, women photograph. >> women photograph is a nonprofit i created in 2017. we have 1400 women and non-binary members based in 120 countries. we are a grantmaking organization. we hold skills building workshopannually. we run a mentorship program for early career photojournalists. my cocreator is part of that team alongside malory benedict. >> the book is what we see. women and non-binary perspectives through the lens. one of the curato

that's what the differences of expression between the church of the english speaking world of east africa have had the catholic church for example, the sound, the complete and spoken ties advocacy. mantle is complimentary of that. would you agree with the statement that the future of christianity is in africa? not only of african fabric, but i think that africa will make an even greater than contribution to the church, but not only from the numerical forwarded views in the matter in the number of catholics, but also in the way of living the faith, them communicating. it won't be as going concern that the as sold by islamic extremist and northern mozambique would expand and then this will prevent the community. a group of nuns are working hard with locals to restore, not only the church, but also the faith. the so i doing the community 2018 for us about to co ear that it's a of biblical formation and mission. and then i received this calling to join the religion live and the missionary lives. so i've been in the community, seems there so it's been 5 years now, but i just made my 1st browse

s. warrens that the, that sudan, the sudan conflict could plunge all of east africa into a humanitarian crisis. help us understand sedans, significance for the region who. hi, the due graphical position. i mean, sedan late this year says witness so much turbulence is instability in terms of violence. they have been already a humanitarian challenge is on the ground floor down. meanwhile, that's happening in the region when there is a lot of instability also happening. i mean, if you look into the west side, down on the 4th, that is bordering with chad with central african republic on the eastern side. been off the tension and fighting in board the close to the p and the yeah. so it's a band played a key location not only do graphically, but also politically big part of the tribal groups living in the board, the, the kind of move around the as well. so any move like the situation is going to get worse unfortunately. and so far, we're not really seeing a proper human response on the ground. so the chances of even not only the humidity or an impact, we also seeing the fighting flaring acros

very clear, independent, east africa. i was to, well, thank, thank you. crying on the united states is claiming that more than $20000.00 russian troops have been killed in ukraine since december. us intelligence sources say an additional $80000.00 were injured in the same period according to a d. classified to report off the data from the wagner military group, which has been attempting to take control of back move. gremlins has rejected the u . s. claim saying washington isn't capable of gaining accurate data about russian casualty numbers. la correspondent nick conley in chief, gave his assessment of those casualty figures released by the us. while these are always numbers that are to really be looked at with a lot of caution. these are historic containers. american estimates being relatively conservative, but up to the they're not on the ground, nor able to really fact check all of this. and in a war situation, neither side are publishing official numbers. lots of people are still counted as missing in action rather th

africa. that remains as valid as ever. it's potentially, though has only grown as i witnessed. first attempt during my trip to east asia sees africa last week because of the effort because young and growing population. and because many african countries are embracing the energy transition as an opportunity for them. so here's my conclusion. yes, there are many challenges to our existing international order, probably more than ever before in the past 8 dictates. and at the same time, the potential for global cooperation on equal terms was never great to them today. that's the quote to me of all times the focus should be on unlocking that potential just like you are doing for your work. so thank you for being part of the global solution. and i'm looking forward to our discussion. you've been listening to the gym and some for the foot speaking with global solutions summit here in berlin, and we'd like to watch the rest of the panel discussion with the chancellor. so it's as well as the rest of the event, just head to our youtube channel, that's youtube dot com, forward slash dw needs. however, we're going to bring yo

should both sides trump cling on humanitarian go back in 2010, the new york times bureau chief of east africa reported on how come back in africa had moved from soldier verse a soldier to soldier versus civilian the most domestic, despite, as he said, what bevels with the cause, they were predators. and for them, tara became not just a means, but an end. to what extent is that still the case? it is. it is unfortunate to paper that a number come with some countries or plastic i'll have seen like a blank was in the list in the last few years. unfortunately, we thought we finished last. it was you who, you know, the disease at a, in the 70 sixties and seventies where every morning we used to have a course on wedding. i think we thought that this finished unfortunate is coming back. and something we need to be careful about is send, that gave us an extra is a question. i mean, i know it is, is today's to say this, but in all honesty, do we need armies in africa? why do we do that? what does the job of items the item is suppose to protect you on board? who is it and the african category? so i thin

charles has begun a 3 day trip to east africa in the if you open capital, addis ababa. he wants to strengthen german influence in the region, but his visit is overshadowed by the conflict in sit down here at addis ababa, airport german chancellor. oil schultz started to 2nd trip to africa since taking office. ethiopia is the 2nd most populous country in africa, but it faces many problems. the modern fist, not the chance lucy's on his drive into the city center is deceptive. ethiopia has gone from being a role model to a struggling nation, with many people, barely making ends meet. inflation has sort to nearly 40 percent. survival is a daily struggle. all my children are educated, they are unemployed. i only earned about 10 euros in mind. that noun shop for a year. during that time, the products have become more and more expensive because of inflation. i hardly make a profit anymore. my business is getting worse and worse. the chancellor's 1st visit is to the african union as headquarters. the union has 55 members and is set to become a bigger player on the international

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but most scientists believe that our 1st upright steps were taken here in east africa many millions of years ago. so as to lush, rain forest head. that's why our ancestors lived in trees, which is best done using all 4 limbs on the ground. however, the pre human adi pacific, his ramirez sometimes walked on to less. the movement of continental plates created new mountains. few and few rainclouds reached east and africa as result. this change the climate. it became dry. 5000000 years ago, the dense rain forest gradually disappeared, and the savannah unmatched. the ability to walk upright helped our ancestors to survive. around visibility provides basic protection from predators. and it means the hands of free for carrying food and tools. for example. a single passing can provide for a whole group on to feed. our ancestors also became foster and could cover more ground. humans became long distance runners. so the modern human is built for walking and running. it's often said that 10000 steps a day is healthy, but it's actually very little scientific data to support that number. however, o

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