scope of his economic and commercial activities , and established independent city governments in east africa. at the head of them were the iranians and the shirazis to the east african islands and the formation of the zan empire can be considered the most organized immigration of foreigners on the coast of east africa and zanzibar, which caused deep changes in the culture and society of the people of these areas and led to the emergence of the swahili language. and race known as the shirazis, the shirazis provided valuable services to the african natives, which led to the spread of islam in east africa and the construction of mosques and public places in zanzibar and mombasa , teaching agriculture, digging water wells, and building houses by decorating resources and inlays. there are beautiful monuments that the iranians have left in barça and throughout the east african countries, including tanzania, the kaman archipelago and the zanzibar islands . with their political intelligence, the iranians ruled many regions of east africa for about 500 years, and currently the party the ruler of zang

the east coast of africa has always hosted traders and merchants from different parts of the world, including arabs, assyrians, and iranians. european amateurs, by examining the historical record of the presence of different ethnic groups on the east coast of africa , consider the presence of iranians to be ahead of others. 3rd century a.h. ali bin al-hassan, one of the local rulers of shiraz during the reign of al-buye along with his family and acquaintances, migrated to east africa with 7 big ships . created deep issues and led to the emergence of the swahili language and the race known as the shirazis, the shirazis provided valuable services to the african natives , which led to the spread of islam in east africa and the construction of mosques and public places in zangar and clothes, providing agriculture, digging water wells, and building houses by decorating sources and inlaying doors. these are beautiful monuments that the iranians treated with sa and throughout the countries of east africa, including tanzania, the kaman archipelago and the zanzibar islands . many regions of east afric

they ruled many regions of east africa and currently the ruling party of zangar, named afrood shirazi, holds political power in the federal republic of zanzibar, but the iranians were not the only shia group in east africa, where the indians were also one of the influential groups in the continuation of the shia religion in late century in the 19th century, a group of khwaja eznaashri kazem shiites entered east africa and entered the island of zanzibar. they gradually started the imam barah hosseini mosque and the cemetery and gradually became one of the most influential groups of muslims in east africa . today, the twelve imam shiites or khwajas due to its regular organizational structure, it has coherent preaching centers, educational schools, hospitals, and its own inns. daily prayers are performed in congregation in the central shiite mosques . it is very strict in paying khums and other shari'a matters. the size of the couch is porn. big wet n wild it fell into his hands in 1979, that is, 33 years after kenny's independence from british colonialism, he won a revolution thousands

having political intelligence ruled many regions of east africa for about 500 years and currently theing party of zangar, named afrood shirazi , holds political power in the federal republic of zanzibar, but the iranians were not the only group of east african shias , the indians were also one of the influential groups. there is a transition in the continuity of the shia religion in africa. in the late nineteenth century, a group of khoja eznaashari shiites returned to the city of africa and entered the island of zanzibar . they gradually began to build the imam barah hosseini mosque and the cemetery and gradually became one of the most influential groups of muslims. it has been in east africa today, the shiites of twelver imams have their own preaching centers, educational schools, hospitals, and inns due to their regular organizational structure, and daily prayers are held in congregation in central shiite mosques, where they are very strict in paying khums and other aspects of sharia. tobin bell america and england can sikhish the 1979 film, that is, 33 years after congo's independ

in parallel with this, we created a parallel line to east africa with the participation of the private famous iranian businessmen were active in the african continent a new one should be created regardless of the wording or interference of the government . we had this support now and in north africa. the delay in payment is a demurrage and more than this. if, for example , we buy corn for $350 and $400 , we will add $150. with these special conditions , we will pay cheaply. let's buy early, buy together let's buy in the selected destination country of the country of origin, it will be about 50-60 dollars cheaper , now if you enter and do extra-territorial cultivation , you will have the same price reduction, always consider the low price of the product you need by 30-40%. in the past, we imported 17 billion dollars of agricultural inputs by 30%, so if you subtract about 5 billion dollars, 5 billion dollars can be invested in the country's railway infrastructure and production infrastructure in the country's energy infrastructure, so it is really complicated when talking about this regu

will data appears east africa bureau chief is mattie l. mother. she joins us from the canyon capital and i wrote big welcome money. how . what will this off of mean for those 6 countries named well, of course that's good news for these 6 countries, especially for some i, yeah, somebody has been suffering under multiple crises in the past few years and months . an ongoing drought, ongoing conflict, high food prices, inflation millions of somebody's are starving right now. and the situation is also dire and you feel feel, for example, or in northern kenya, which has not made it on the list. but also it is, remains questionable, remains to be seen if there will be more deliveries. what will happen after after these deliveries that the president puts an announced down, so kindly these grain deliveries accompanies res seem as a reward for supporting rushes invasion if you're trying as well. if you look at these 6 countries, 3 of them has either mercenary wagner on this maurice, on the ground or are showing interest. and it's also 5 out of the 6 countri

we found though, that's the joke in east africa as being med exceptionally by time of change. so basically what we're saying is with the climate change, that's kind that the magnitude of a job will go double cod. many parts of the world are already at risk of drought, but the kind of crisis is increasing this risk in some regions, such as england, where a river and one of its white us regents has run dry and some parts, or taiwan, where bamboo crops are dwindling, or the western us, which has battled a mega drought for 20 years. but how exactly does this happen? when we burn fossil fuels? we released greenhouse gases, but heat or atmosphere that wreaks havoc when it comes to our weather patterns and makes higher temperatures. more likely all over the world. this month was the 1st time june. temperatures went up more than 1.5 degrees celsius compared to pre industrial levels. that's the limit. many countries have pledged notice are passed because it creates the optimal conditions for disaster is linked routes. is warmer temperatures typically mean greater kind of or basically a

and well, for example, our manufacturers of the exporter of mineral fertilizers work both in east africa africa and ours. well, let's say metallurgical companies, such as mermaids , work guineas in the same low bay at one time, lukoil buril into the deepest well up to 4 km. well, it’s true, uh, for obvious reasons , this project had to be frozen, but nevertheless, it was not only uh, uh, let’s say, projects that gave some kind of current benefit, but i techno-high-tech projects that have shaped and such an industrial industrial image of a number of. strange. in particular. these are sub -saharan countries, and i must say that our companies are not only business. not only technology. they are very much involved in sustainable development issues. there are such sustainable development goals. it is up to the thirtieth year in 17 goals and most of them are directly related to africa is the solution of the problem and hunger. and uh access to water to electricity and so on and you know the companies have been involved in this work for several years. back when japanese colleagues sat in the tw

kenya is the 47th largest country in the world with a population of 50 million people in east africa. nairobi is the capital of this country. its currency is shirin, and this country has direct access to the indian ocean. last year, we imported from the country that is coming $17.30 million out of $52.10 million. iran's main exports to kangan are oil derivatives, including non-petrochemical products, machinery and motor equipment, as well as foodstuffs, and kenya's main exports to iran are cocoa, coffee, tea, cave fruits, agricultural and livestock products. it is fortunate that we have a direct shipping line from our own country to bandar abbas, which makes it very easy for businessmen to do business, and we can export our goods to this country to the neighbors of this country that are landlocked and so on. from the head of hair export let's do it through this country and develop the economic community of east africa, which includes the neighboring countries of this country, with a population of about 20 million , it can be a very good trade market for the products and productions of

kenya is the 47th largest country in the world with a population of 50 million in east africa, nairobi is the capital of this country , its currency is shirin, and this country has direct access to the indian ocean has in the past year our import from kenya is 17 million dollars out of 52 million dollars. in general, the main export of iran to kenya is oil derivatives, including non-petrochemical products, machinery and motor equipment, as well as food, and the main export of kenya to iran is cocoa, coffee, tea, fruit. the caves are agricultural and livestock food products. fortunately, we have a direct shipping line from our own country to the port of mombasa, which makes it very easy for businessmen to do business, and we can export our goods to the neighbors of this country. being trapped on land and after you are going to export hair through this country and the economic development of east africa, which includes the neighboring countries of this country, with a population of about 200 million, can be a very good trade market for the products and productions of our country. several

that bones with dug up during the 10 to google expedition in colonial gym in east africa. he attended the expedition is still considered one of the most successful vertebrate probably until energy expeditions because of the variety of dinosaurs, the dentist and event it to be small area in the home before that sign typically beneficial. but a colonial undertaking. it's an issue being examined by you know, a whole month from buttons, natural history museum. the excavations took place between 19091913 at 10 degrees of hill and south east and tons in the one of the expedition latest kept a gentle german putty and told her just that no young inch understand a detail. the end of this visit postage right at the beginning, where he writes that ideally they would like to tell them the entire hill on in the style. and in the end, they took away an incredible $250.00 tons of rock fair flushed. and it's hard to imagine how they actually moved it. my know, we need to remember people moved it by 120 some of the ducks. i'mma from was around 500 local people, took part in the excavations

and most of these dinosaurs would be a 150000000 years ago in east africa. and present day tons and a half that bones were dug up during the 10 to google expedition and colonial german east africa. the tend to go to the expedition is still considered one of the most successful vertebrate poly until energy expeditions because of the variety of dinosaurs that you don't have in a minute to be smaller area, longer form signed, typically beneficial, but a colonial undertaking. it's an issue being examined by, you know, a whole month from buttons, natural history museum. the excavations took place between 19091913 at 10 degrees of hill and southeastern tons in the one of the expedition latest kept a gentle jim and patty and told her just that no young inch understand that the dog, the end of this visit postage right at the beginning, where he writes that ideally they would like to tell them the entire hill on in the style. and in the end, they took away an incredible $250.00 tons of rock fair flushed. and it's hard to imagine how they actually moved it. you know,

this is expected to hit east africa, the hottest if you'll, p, a and somalia already gripped by drought conflict and hunger. approximately 80 percent of east africa's green is imported from russia and ukraine in somalia. the spigot is 90 percent. africa is suffering. those were the words of a new commission chem and most of hockey mohammed, lamenting that the war between russia and ukraine was making africa's food crisis was responding to applicant, calls austin, keys and must go to in the conflict, puts and said he would look at an african peace proposal in the russian liter rejected as hypocritical accusations by the west that the criminal display in quote, hunger games on thursday to put the knowledge between green supplies is up to 6 african nations just 10 days off to pharaoh. king exports from ukraine by quitting the black sea green deal and to toll on pressure relations with africa. we've invited america onto onto the program. she is head of africa practice for your racial group. i'm not going joins me from washington. welcome to these are be news, africa, america. why is russia

the bones were dug up during the tend to google expedition in colonial german east africa. he attends a girl expedition is still considered one of the most successful vertebrate poly until naji expeditions because of the variety of dinosaurs in the event it to be small area in the home before that sign typically beneficial. but a colonial undertaking. it's an issue being examined by you know, a whole month from buttons, natural history museum. the excavations took place between 19091913 at 10 degrees of hill and south east and tons in a as one of the expedition latest kept to general jim and patty ontologies, the young inch, understand that the though the end of this, there's a postage right at the beginning, where he writes that ideally they would like to tear down the entire hill on in the style. and in the end, they took away an incredible 250 tons of world most fail flushed. and it's hard to imagine how they actually moved it. no, we need to remember people moved it by 100 ducks. i'm a homeless around 500 local people. took part in the excavations thinking up the petrif

this is expected to hit east africa, the hottest if you'll, pa and somalia already gripped by drought conflict and tongue of approximately 80 percent of east africa's green is imported from russia and ukraine in somalia. the spigot is 90 percent versus president. 14 has said he wants to assure african countries that russia is capable of replacing the ukraine in grain. the main priority for african need is in st. petersburg will be getting enough grain to feed their people is most go offers to replace what ukraine can no longer supply. that will tighten ties even further. send that in depth to sarah was from dw corresponded to mary a miller. now we have this summit taking place in saint petersburg between russia and various countries on the opposite african continent to view correspondence. funny for char has more on that and what can be expected the summit when it comes to the very, very notable, crucial time sarah, because as you just mentioned, russia has withdrawn from that very important grain deal last week. as a result, as we're speaking right now, millions of people worldwide,

it was east africa regional analyst of your welding, as well as mentions vladimir putin has, uh, is there a, a russia africa, some of this taking place in saint petersburg in russia right now. but i've been putting a has told that summit that moscow will look at an african piece proposal to end the war and ukraine. the russian president also promised to supply african nations free weapons to enhance security on the continent and plans to work more closely with african law enforcement and intelligence services. she got on thursday, he announced free green supplies to 6 african nations in a charm offensive scene. as an attempt to show up moscow causation in africa. mm. yeah, definitely kind of what we got. let's get more now from our correspondence manufacturers . she's following the stomach for us from riga dw now reports on russia out of lot fia. as you may know, since our moscow studio was closed by russian authorities, finally putting has made various promises to african leaders during the summit. well, criticizing the west, what kind of response is he getting with that approach? on a v

the top five would include countries like somalia and ethiopia in east africa.d certainly include northeast nigeria. i would also point you toward countries like vasso in the said hell region of africa. then ian wher we povertyou p is real and malnutrition is rife. and even in the southern province of pakistan. there is evidence of malnutrition as well but our teens on the ground are working to tackle. all of this is not because there is a lack of food globally. it is because food price inflation, because of restrictions on the supply of food and interference with subsistence agriculture as a result of climate change, is hitting these vulnerable communities the hardest. william: your organization today called on the u.n. very specifically to beef up its efforts given the suspension of this deal. what specifically do you want them to do? do you think they will heed this call? david: i think there are two or three things that come to mind. first of all, the russian government, having in the past withdrawn from the deal, and then gone back onto it. clearly, step on

have already model economic objectives. india, as foreign minister, was on a 4 day visit to the east africa nation of tons and the the g 20 chair. a new dining focus is on building ties with emerging economies of the global south, and it's growing bulky, what the news without the predictable mainstream narrative, your top stories right now. what else? the international and straight to the united states, where despite the pledge to phrase out custom munitions in 2016 because of the risk the civilians, washington is now announced have plans to send a controversial weapons to key f or ukraine has been requesting cluster munitions in order to defend its own sovereign territory, the cluster munitions that we would provide have done rates far below what russia is doing. we're closely coordinating with ukraine as it has requested these munitions. ukraine is committed to post conflict. the mining efforts to mitigate any potential harm to civilians is weapons are quite powerful. they're quite destructive. now they've been used by both parties currently in ukraine, so they're not a new edition. but w

president of the tree and the first destination of kimia, which is the most industrialized country in east africa, after bilateral and multilateral talks and negotiations, five cooperation documents were signed in the fields of communication, mining, fishing, tourism and medicine. raasi visited the innovation center and iran's technology was also in nairobi, which can be seen here, it is a product that is very popular in the continent of africa . today, i am speaking not only in the region, but also in the world. word for it is said that the iranian delegation is the first country that martyred the pearl of africa in kampala, high-ranking officials met and discussed, and the parties signed four important documents, and we are ready to cooperate well with uganda in the experiences of the refinery and the export of technical and engineering forces. the trip was an opportunity for the president to visit the extraterritorial cultivation farm and open the iran innovation and technology center in uganda. the agricultural products of khuzestan biological game should be requested . there is also the issu

in general, the objective is to enhance the economic trade between iran and countries of east africa. iran is now developing corps doors to russia. and through the congress is and also core doors to central asia, china, and also eastern russia. and therefore, the audience believe that linking east african countries in particular to that core door would be both beneficial to you, ron, and these countries, but also beneficial to central asian countries, russia in china. and so this is not only amount of bilateral ties, but ties between iran and can you or you can doors and bob way. but it's also about multilateralism as well. both sides have a lot to offer to offer to each other. iran wants to become less dependent on the western products and the left western agricultural goods because they are unnecessarily expensive. and these countries are more eager to work with the wrong . so this falls within the broader framework of in have the enhanced width of south south cooperation, blessing lessening dependence on the west, and receiving a trade in goods at a much lower cost than that which

each region of africa is also special and each ethnic group keeps its art history . groups are east africath africa, these are people living then afroasiatic, these are arabs and some tribes of northern ethiopia and a small group called this south africa chen approximately 30% of the world's mineral reserves, 8% of the world's natural gas reserves 12% of the world's oil reserves on the continent of the world. i remember at that time our parents did not have freedom, they were forced to work for others, they did not have the freedom of expression. it was colonialism, as it is, that's why they decided to fight and with the help of friends in this particular case of the russian people, we were able to free ourselves. m, which gained independence in the middle of the twentieth century, was ghana is its first president. roma, it was he who led the movement in africa not joining in october 1945 in manchester on the fifth pan-african all colonies should be free african leaders. but they didn't say how kwmin krum how we should act, then after political freedom you'll say as soon as you're free eve

the language group is east africa and south africa nile saharan, these are the people living in southerna the ancient egyptians are part of this group. then the afroasiatic arabs and some tribes of northern iosibiya. africa contains approximately 30% of the world's mineral reserves, 8% of the world 's natural gas reserves, 12% of the world 's oil reserves, the continent contains 40% of the world's gold and up to 90% of chromium and platinum. diamonds. gold platinum all these riches for centuries attracted to the continent the colonizers of the portuguese, the british, the french, the dutch, the germans sent the local population into slavery oppression. they were gradually deprived of their rights by multinational resistance, which in the last century grew into a struggle for independence. i remember at that time our parents did not have freedom, they were forced to work for others. they did not have freedom and self-expression. it was colonialism. that is why they decided to fight and with the help of friends in this particular case of the russian people. the first african state to gain

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they all look at it and they inspire, we see what processes have now begun around the world middle east africaations peoples and say no, enough diktat, enough coloniality. we want to determine our own destiny, and this process has just begun even when two leaders of the slavic world stand in such a holy place. it inspires millions. in my opinion. it is also necessary to understand what is everything happens. this meeting of the shuttlecock, but it happened against the backdrop of what happened at the kiev-pechora lavra and what is happening there today. this is not only, let's say, the expulsion of the moscow patriarchate with the kiev-pechersk lavra, but it has already begun the sale of cultural and religious values, and in this case, we must constantly understand and remember that having sold the kiev-pechora kiev-pechersk lavra. here in russia, there still remains the center of orthodox cultural centers, but one should not forget that. how to keep these centers. how and here in this case shafts - this is one of the examples. i think that such a signal is very important for the western world

you know, maybe the blockage is especially bad for people in east africa. afghanistan, or young man who rely on these goods. the u. n. world food program warns less grain coming from ukraine could cause a shortage increasing prices worldwide winds because it does for us. it just means extremely difficult decisions on our happened. who do you get involved? russians to that was all, can you cut out all together for it? i, the answer should be no ones. and these are really heartbreaking decisions that my colleagues then have to make on the ground. samsung last load is 15000 tons of rapes eat, headed for the netherlands, not one of ukraine's main buyers. it's top purchases are china, followed by spain and turkey. these 3 countries alone, import half of ukraine's grain ukrainian presidents lensky now wants to explored more without russian approval. from the one's perspective, it's wishful thinking. it was $75.00. you were, you shipping companies are willing to take such a risk wind, which the insurance company is insure merchant ships passing through. it was on as a samsung left, the black s

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our next report brings us to uganda in east africa where a drilling project on lake offers is sparking controversy. construction is in full force. soon they will extract massive amounts of oil here at lake albert and the western part of you gone to the that's trying to oral giant china national offshore oil corporation and frances total energy. as the pumps are set to begin operation as early as 2025 estimates are for at least 1400000000 barrels hidden underground. a 1400 kilometer long pipeline is planned to bring the oil in to neighboring tons in the year. but the project is highly controversial. environmental is worry about damage to the land and water, and people would have to be moved and resettled elsewhere. people like julia tacoma, she's already been moved into a house provided by the energy venture. she's worried about her future, which will still be dominated by the mega project nearby. and then the listing, one of the major problem we've experienced so far was a couple of days ago. there was a huge task that originated from the construction site. and all of us were covered i