. . , arriving in small boats to east africa. ., , ., ~ arriving in small boats to east africa. ., , much for— africa. harry, as always, thank you so much for talking _ africa. harry, as always, thank you so much for talking us _ africa. harry, as always, thank you so much for talking us through - so much for talking us through it. our political correspondent, much more, of course, on our website. an 80—year—old man who died after being attacked in a leicestershire park died from a neck injury, say police. bhim kohli died in hospital after being assaulted while walking his dog at franklin park in braunstone town, on sunday evening. a 14—year—old boy remains in custody after he was arrested on suspicion of murder. four other children have been released without further action. a small park in a residential area of leicester, now cordoned off and the scene of a murder investigation. an 80—year—old man was assaulted here on sunday evening, and has since died. the victim was bhim kohli, who lived close by and was walking his dog when he was attacked. neighbours say he was well liked, and

do you know these east africa bureau chief, mario miller asked, young people in i roby. what they want to see from their president in china. as soon as the sales notes or canyon sees, going to book bring money for development, but it's going to be the name of the problem you facing the money. yes and stuff. yeah. in those people. so i don't even go for the pivot. did to to cut out so perhaps to my legs and then i should finish paying what we owe them 1st before getting the next loan. even if, even though the money would help us, we should 1st pay back what we have borrowed before asking for more money canyons are painfully aware of the downsides of seemingly attractive infrastructure projects, financed by china. like the $5000000.00 range that was supposed to transform penya into an industrialized middle income country, connecting it with it's made by uganda. but the drag stuff showed up the buddha because of unpaid that the project became insane. this as the prime example of the pitfalls of boring corruption and mismanagement right away. it's just one example of large s

we could spend all day talking about east africa, i will not. i will simply say many of the things transpiring there are deeply tragic and concerning. to me personally, someone who spent a lot of time working on africa, but most important income of the people in the region who are suffering. nowhere more than in sudan again and again. it is just horrific and heartbreaking. what has always been a complex set of problems with sudan has become even more complicated by the fact many outside powers, particularly in the gulf, have taken to that country and that region as their own playground for that competition. that is only exasperated the suffering. my personal opinion is u.s. policy towards the countries of the gulf and others in the east african region have to take into account what is happening in east africa, not simply what is happening in the middle east and our important impressing interests and concerns there. ryan: we have time for one more question. let's take it from the lady in the back in the blue dress. >> thank you. what advice would

that is not unique to east africa.e do know that there are factors that can either protect women and girls from violence or increase their risk. so for example, recognising violence against women as a violation of human rights grounded in discrimination and gender inequality rather than an individual. isolated case is an important starting point when we know when we can support relationships being equitable, not based on power over our control over one another, it's also less likely that violence will take place. and when women's socio economic empowerment is celebrated and recognised as a benefit to everyone, regardless of their gender identity, women in public positions or successful will not be targeted for going against stereotypes, for example. and, of course, we know that when laws and policies are enforced, violence against women will be recognised as a crime and perpetrators of violence will be held to account for their actions. so these are some of the factors that can contribute to making the region and and t

the energy canyons hope this time it will benefit them more on some more, i'm joined now by our east africa bureau chief mario miller, who filed that report for us. now a china has sold to tap for cause vast roads is not true. the result is we're talking about cost a gold lithium ref, minerals, and is its focus mainly the economy yeah, so some of the minerals you mentioned that are needed and crucial in order to create renewable technology in 2 of our example manufacturer, batteries. so china, the us and europe are and those global res, for green energy, and this for them that's happening now in beijing as part of that res. so china, by offering loans and investments to african countries is also trying to expand its mining presence on the continent. and by doing so, it has also land as lessons from the past. so it's not hanging out these offering huge amounts of money for mega infrastructure projects. anymore, it's more looking into smaller projects, small green technology. and yeah, it has, as i said, learned this lesson because it has seen some african nations and many actually are not ab

remember the relationship of our leader of the country and belarus with china, the middle east, africa. and today we are showing that europe is with us, healthy europe is with us, a huge number of businessmen have arrived, we will communicate with belarusian business, to think about how to work, what contracts to sign, and most importantly, these people are already surprised, they saw a clean minsk, they saw minsk, not at all the one that european propaganda tells them about, including representatives of the party that is winning elections today, for example, alternative for germany, which took first place in eastern germany today, of course again. are growing to the high base of last year, while portfolios of orders and new contacts are already being formed for enterprises next year, until by the end of 2024, the client base is planned to be formed, special attention is paid to the system of training personnel for industry, today branches of the country's leading enterprises operate on the basis of universities and colleges. the belarusian industry continues its positive growth dynami

we have heard voices raising their concerning east - raising their concerning east africa, in this region against women happen all over the world, that is not unique in east africa but we know there are factors that can protect women or increase the risks, so recognising violence against women is a violation of human rights grounded in discrimination rather than an isolated case is an important starting point. when we can support relationships being not based on power or control over one another, it is also less likely that violence will take place. and when women's socioeconomic empowerment is recognised as a benefit to everyone, women in public positions or successful will not be punished for going against stereotypes. and we know when laws and policies are enforced, violence against women will be recognised as a crime and perpetrators will be held to account for their actions. these are some other factors that can contribute to making the region and the world safer for and making the region and the world saferfor and girls. making the region and the world safer for and girls.— safer fo

grant a 30 year lease to the adani group saw airport workers threaten to go on strike — and bring east africa's correspondent jewel kiriungi is in nairobi — she has been following the story. the law society of kenya and the kenya human rights commission had moved to court to stop this deal that would have seen the adani group inject some $2 billion into nairobi's main airport. now, they say that this is money that the government can raise on its own independently, and the airport being a very strategic asset, there's no reason why it should be leased to a private company. we also saw some aviation workers' union taking to the streets to protest this move. they say that they are at risk of losing theirjobs, and that the takeover by adani group would see some foreign workers coming to take over theirjobs at the airport. while the adani group defended its investment in the airport. they said that with this investment, they should be able to grow revenue at the airport from about $163 million in 2025 to about $290 million by 2030. in other news... volkswagen has formally terminated job security agr

cramming far too many people on board their flimsy boats. 51 people — many, it�*s thought, from east africaame crossing without significant trouble — some here being taken ashore in dover in a rescue boat. these voyages are illegal under british law, and increasingly dangerous — the death toll this year already more than double last year�*s total. in april, we filmed an overcrowded boat in trouble just off the french coast. five died, including a young girl trampled to death. in another incident, five drowned in icy water close to shore. so far this year, over 20,000 migrants have reached the uk in small boats — that�*s slightly more than at the same point last year. just last week, the french and british governments promised tougher and better—coordinated action to break up the smuggling gangs. but the french authorities have warned that their forces patrolling the beaches are facing growing violence, and charities say a more nuanced approach is needed. it needs a much more multipronged approach — that, of course, includes policing and smashing the gangs, but critically also includes safe

earlier, we also use east africa bureau chief audio, mueller, nairobi, what china expects from the neatest of these african states. yes, so the problem is that many african nations are facing and economic prices are facing high cost of living and high levels of use unemployment. so if they have the choice between for example, and i'm s loan that always comes with often comes with harsh conditions. for example, tax increases or rather condition free chinese loan then many countries would go for the chinese option. so of course, china and return expects something the loyalty of, of these african nations. so if it would come, for example, to, in a discussion about taiwan or a vote and the un general assembly at china would definitely expect african nations to be loyal. also, for example, if there is a discussion on domestic issues in china like human rights abuses. so yes, um, that's definitely this expectation. a quick reminder of our top story before we go brush, i have stepped off with the zip on board meant of ukraine killing 7 people. and the latest strike on the rest of the deal of it.

shipyard in between. movement, it continues to the global south, this is southeast asia, the middle east, africa, latin america, these are the markets of friendly countries that are interested in russian products today production, and of course, there is a national project to support exports. we are moving in this direction and only for the first half of the current year - about 68% of all non-raw materials, non-energy exports are provided by deliveries to alternative markets, meaning the market of friendly countries, if we are talking about replacing western consumers with western markets. and those tools that have proven themselves in the previous period, and what is today laid down in the basis of national projects, should ensure up to the thirtieth years increase in the volume of neither the energy nor the raw materials market in terms of the manufacturing industry, to approximately 200 billion dollars and approximately 50 billion dollars for agricultural products, i believe this is a completely feasible task, having, as i have already said, a certain experience, and the developed tools and

so yes, um that's definitely this expectation to abuse, east africa pro chief item you looked at in the it will be before we go here. as a reminder of our top story, a russia has stepped off, is eligible monument of ukraine, killing 7 people in the latest try on the rest of the do you open to view the attack photo strikes on the center of the deal for the tava which queued at least $1570.00 or 2 a month for now, but do sticker on if you can is up next the documentary on young man. so to image and the need many fee to bill this month, but that's up off the break. don't forget, you can always get them on your, on our website at dw dot com and do follow us on social media. i handle this is at the w news on x, as well as a sweat on instagram. and you know how to find best on youtube as us and them such as so as thank you so much for being with us. the city is hungry for the future. so same in southwest, telling us 32000000 people live here. many of them are young and then the 3 is coming through making money. having started when not september 19th on d, w by them simply because i was a bit

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but yeah, send me the will watching the middle east and africa in particular when we talk about the price of brian w as rebecca rivers with the ladies tonight from keith. rebecca, thank you. with the head of the united nations as condemned to the killing of 6 you in staff members in and is really strong on a school in central garza, in a post on ex human secretary general, antonio good tanner's says, what is happening in the occupied territory is quote, totally unacceptable. wednesday of strike on the, on johnny's school, the new steroids, refugee camp, reportedly filled at 12 other civilian school houses. a human facility were thousands of displaced. gardens were sheltered, it has been bombed several times since the start of the east really military says this latest attack was a precision strike targeting a mouse command, sent israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is showing little sign of changing course, despite continued protests against his government, with a little progress made to return the hostages were taken by him off. during the october 7th, the terrorist attacks the dem

applause] and to stop the spread of the most dangerous weapons, of stabilizing troubled regions from east africa to haiti, to kenya led missions that's working alongside the haitian people to turn the tide. we also have a responsibility to prepare our citizens for the future. we'll see more technological change i argue in the next two to 10 years than we have in the last 50 years. artificial intelligence is going to change our ways of life, our ways of work and our ways of war. scientific progress as a pace never seen before and much of it could make our lives better. but a.i. also brings profound risks from deep fakes to this information to bioweapons. we've worked at home and abroad to define the new enormous and standards. this year, we achieved the first-ever general assembly resolution on a.i. to start developing global rules, global rules of the road. we also announced a declaration on the responsible use of a.i., joined by 60 countries in this chamber. but let's be honest, it's just the tip of the iceberg. what we need to do to manage this new technology. nothing is certain about how i. o

yeah, for example, as increased tax is not set off violent, protests dw, as east africa bureau chief, mario miller asked the young people and i, roby. what they would like to see from their president in china. william says no to gain young fees. going to vote or bring money for development, but it's not going to, i mean, do you know the problem you facing the money? yes and stuff. yeah. those people so i don't even go for pivoted to, to go out to the grass. so but to my lives and then i should finish paying what we owe them 1st before getting the next loan. even if, even though the money would help us, we should 1st pay back what we have borrowed before. asking for more. many canyons are painfully aware of the downsides of seemingly attractive infrastructure projects, finance, but china like the $5000000.00 railroad that was supposed to transform penya into an industrialized middle income country connecting and with it's made by you can do that. the drag stuff showed up to go to because of unpaid this, the project became insane. this as the prime example of the pitfalls of boring corr

ukraine, which has been implemented for the last 10 years, this is the policy. plundering the middle east, africathe eurasian continent ukraine, all this continues in the 20th century, digital technologies are changing, the generation of politicians is changing, this is the predatory policy of the west, it remains. it is not surprising that the west has a stranglehold on donbass, one of the richest regions of europe, licked oil, gas, coal, metals, almost the entire periodic table, gold, mercury, copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, this is far from a complete list. france. for example, would not be averse to getting a uranium deposit, a valuable energy resource, with which the fifth republic has recently had problems, in the german media politicians and various experts are biting their elbows from the huge lithium reserves in donbass, which, together with the region, returned to russia. in europe, it is now necessary to make an energy transition, but in order to do this, we need their own lithium reserves, most of it in the donetsk and lugansk regions. lithium is generally the basis. transition, without

china only has one military installation overseas, which is facility at jibooti in in east africa, as part of a united nations anti-piracy initiative there, but that doesn't mean that china's weight in the international community is is simply a function of its of its military capabilities, it doesn't have the desire to project power in the same ways. that the western colonialist and imperialist states have uh, it's basically trying to take care of itself, but that nonetheless gives it the weight uh that i think needs to be taken seriously by countries all over the world uh in in you know this very very dangerous and dynamic period of changing international relations and china's relationship with the the the palestinian people uh as you have noted already has has been a consistent one advocating for a palestinian state. advocating for immediate cease fire, advocating, you know, for for the rights of the palestinian people, not just in gaza, but in the occupied territories, and really throughout palestine, the restoration of true statehood, true independence and autonomy for the palesti

broken down, remember the relationship of our country's leader and belarus with china, the middle east, africad today we are showing that europe is with us, healthy europe is with us, a huge number of businessmen have arrived, we will communicate with belarusian business, think about how to work, what contracts to sign, and most importantly, these people are already surprised, they saw a clean minsk, they saw a minsk that is completely different from what european propaganda tells them about, including representatives of parties that today win elections, for example, the alternative for germany, which today took first place in east germany, of course, the marginals will say again, but they have all the marginals who are not connected and do not agree with the brussels agenda, in fact, millions of europeans today are for those who came here for peace for calm development, therefore the freedom congress, for peace and development. the industrial sector in belarus retains its role as a driver of economic development. the volume of industrial production since the beginning of the year is more than

world-wide initiative for infrastructure investment, particularly when it comes to steam for south-east africad we must not stop at this, because in order for what we have in our vision to come true, for it to become a reality, and that is why the un needs new voices, new perspectives, and that is why we support reform, and also.. . as the un ambassador spoke about the detailed vision of today's world, we emphasize that now is the time to move forward, and without the un and the un, we must now return to your task, we create peace, we put an end to wars and suffering.

and to stop the spread of the most dangerous weapons, of stabilizing troubled regions in east africa, from east africa to haiti to kenya-led mission that is working alongside the haitian people to turn the tide. we're also have a responsibility to prepare our citizens for the future. we'll see more technological change, i argue, in the next two to ten years than we have in the last 50 years. artificial intelligence is going change our ways of life, our ways of work and our ways of war. it could usher in scientific progress at a pace never seen before. and much of it could make our lives better. but a.i. also brings profound risks from deepfakes to disinformation to novel pathogens to bioweapons. we have workeded ahome and abroad to define the new norms and standards. this year, we achieved the first ever general assembly resolution on a.i. to start developing global rules, global rules of the road. we also announced a declaration on responsible use of a.i. joined by 60 countries in this chamber. but let's be honest, this is just the tip of the iceberg. but we need to do to manage this

china only has one military installation overseas, which is facility at djibooti in in east africa asgives it the weight uh that i think needs to be taken seriously by countries all over the world uh in in you know this very very dangerous and dynamic period of changing international relations and china's relationship with the the, "the palestinian people uh, as you have noted already, has has been a consistent one, advocating for a palestinian state, advocating for immediate cease fire, advocating, for for the rights of the palestinian people, not just in gaza, but in the occupied territories, and really throughout palestine, the restoration of true statehood, true independence and autonomy for the palestinian people, this has been a very consistent position of china, and they have..." they're not, they're not threatening military intervention, but they certainly have lot of credibility based on the development that they've been pursuing. of course, part of self-defense is defending your legitimate interests overseas, so china for example, has legitimate interests with iran, uh, they

can you became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism, east africa. the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers, dooming canyon step father de and hunger. this caused the sharp protest of the peasants and led to the emerging of the mile mile movement, which started the play against the invaders. the rebels felt themselves canyon land and freedom army disappeared as a leader of the movement would be anti colonial. active as jo, mo, kenyata, the freedom fighters used guerrilla tactics and attacked individual units of the british troops. the latter responded with massive air rays and artillery effects. when suppressing the uprise of london relied on maximum cruelty over $50000.00 canyons were killed. about 300000 people were thrown into prisons and concentration camps, where tortures in no way inferior in girl z to the nazis was widely practiced. the veracity of the col

this policy of expansion, plundering the middle east, africa, and the eurasian continent, ukraine, all continues in the 20th century. digital technologies are changing, the generation of politicians is changing, here is the predatory policy of the west, it remains. it is not surprising that the west has a death grip on donbass, one of the richest regions of europe, licking oil, gas, coal. metals here are almost the entire periodic table: gold, mercury, copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, and this is far from a complete list. france, for example, would not be sorry to get a uranium deposit, the most valuable energy resource, with which the fifth republic has recently had problems problems, in the german media politicians and various experts are biting their elbows from the huge lithium reserves in donbass, which, together with the region, returned to russia. in europe , it is now necessary to make an energy transition. but to do this, we need our own lithium reserves, most of it in the donetsk and lugansk regions. lithium is generally the basis of the green transition. without lithium , it is

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was to prop up some of the sectarian and um you know radical um groups across the... middle east and also in africa, they were trained and armed by the united states and they were used to carry out you know terror activities not only in you know in west asia but also um across the world, so that cemented the the the propaganda that um any armed resistance um you know is is is terrorism and then the third and the most important thing they did was to use um you know um was to divide people on religious level, so we know for fact that in the middle east um we have muslims and jews and christians and they've lived side by side for decades, for thousands of years without any issues, and we we see that in countries for example like iraq or syria, um, you know, they have um some of the oldest um, you know, um, population of christians or jews, you know, in the world, however, after 9/11, the propaganda that united states and its allies launch was to divide people based on this, you know um um specifics like um you're christian you should not have anything to do with muslims the muslims are your problem or

this is the policy of expansion, plundering the middle east, africa, eurasian.t is your country doing: you are trying to stop the russians so that we do not have to fight them, you have trillions of dollars in resources that could help our economy. it is not surprising that the west has a stranglehold on donbass, one of richest regions of europe, oil, gas, coal, metals here almost the entire periodic table, and gold, and mercury, copper, aluminum, titanium, nickel, and also uranium - the most valuable energy resource, which the west has... europe now needs to make an energy transition, but to do this, we need our own lithium reserves, most of it in the donetsk and lugansk regions. lithium is generally the basis of the green transition, without lithium it is simply impossible to imagine a total... mobilization with electric vehicles, next to the european union, with its potential market for electric cars is a fairly controlled and managed ukraine, which, let's be honest , was considered as a convenient colonial-raw materials appendage to the green aspirations of

and some are coming as far as west africa and east africa, all those kinds of the i in south africa. but the ones that, you know, we have pulled up my pays and right now. oh, maybe we're talking about right now that give me go into my tools that you know, i to the board as a south africa. that means um the, you know, uh from as above waiting list to, to, because of the proximity of the countries. and that because of it don't change in those countries coming to south africa and because it's easier for them, you know, to close this one, bought the, into the country with the documentation or we can pull out of the, you know, allowance so it's difficult for people keeps coming from west africa because they only have to buy you buy a whole lot of um, uh issuances to get to the country by the out with those the tech code the bought that. and that's why we have this pre balance is based on payments. what's in bubble in this right right now. wow, that may be actual illegal migrants in south africa. isn't that also the case that many of those top desk illegal migrants the actual asylum see ju

say, or anywhere else along the world we have, i have military bases with are they as the middle east? africa can be. busy a pool of south america, the there are many different targets to return the favor successfully. and it's really interesting because i don't know if you saw the, the financial times the board. it said that the by the administration is split over this decision. all the long range slides, i mean, if that's the case, who makes the final cool considering the story that reno who's in charge of the white house, you know. yeah, exactly. i mean, uh, i mean by doing the, obviously, by doing this basically, uh, brian did uh, from the managed, uh am i come on. the house has natural, right? indeed. so you, you can discount these people via the price of what has been said, but obviously there are forces behind these near columns. i mean, you get some rising, they did every now and then the moment, but the door to another load for example, she months, you might be out of the official office, but she's still making noises. i'm presumably here and the likes of the stone has some side get

and sanitation fully managed on the patient is a challenge that these are all over the world in east africa studies i've shown that up to 90 percent of west is not a 50 managed so far. sanitation is pilot project has been going well. the locals are please to all sorts of garbage ends up in the waste water, including plastic, all that is separated out of the sludge that's collected. the company provides work for around $100.00 people and employees $56.00 responsible for the various stages of the process. first, the liquid is separated from the solid and then the liquid is taken to the county waste management plan. the solid is heated to several 100 degrees, then it's processed and mixed with bio mass usually sawdust. the final briquettes contain 5 to 30 percent drug theses. the company produces around $100.00 tons of pump fuel briquettes every month. john carry yuki says there were benefits to using briquettes even for cooking. it's so easy to know you and your consent to become more efficient, less longer and you cook food. well, among other few uses model charcoal has had harmful effect. i

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he mentioned some of them, perhaps most of them, could have come from east africa.e broader reaction here, there has been shock from the mayor, who was appalled by this huge disaster that has arrived in his port city. this is the worst incident of its kind along the coast since november 2021, when 27 people drowned. as for the bigger picture in terms of the attempts to end these migrant crossings, while the british authorities continue to focus on the smuggling gangs and on the need to tackle them, to break down their networks and talk of cooperating more closely with french and other european officials, in france, the focus as it has been for a long time is very much on what they believe is the lure of britain's poorly regulated job markets. caitriona: the latest u.k. government figures show the number of migrants crossing the channel on small boats this year was 21,403. that is more than in the same period in the previous year but fewer than in 2022. for the first six months of this year, there was an 18% increase in the number of our rivals, compared to the year

bringing don perry is a former regional editor for the association, pressing europe, the middle east, africa, he joins us now from televi. thank you for your time. now, in a recent article you wrote and like quotes yet if it is critical, if the pricing does escalate, and if, especially if israel invade southern $11.00 on israel, must go above and beyond to spell lebanese civilians. given what we saw yesterday, as well as dramatic escalation into southern lebanon, which has left over 500 people dead in a single day, including women and children. do you think as well as doing everything it can to avoid killing ordinary civilians? i honestly can't say, i don't think i want to say we don't see a breakdown of how many of these 558 are, has ball of fighters. we what about the children really? what about the 1st, the plus children that have been killed? they comprehends, bonafide is coming, you know, i have to wonder why the children were killed and you know, at the end of the day we are talking about the militant group that has imbedded with enough civilian population. data is real, give them enou

global initiative for infrastructure investment, particularly when it comes to steam, for south east africa. and we should not stop there, because in order for what we have in ours, in our vision, to come true, for it to become a reality, and that is why the un needs new voices, new perspectives, and that is why we support... how the un ambassador spoke about a detailed vision of today's world, we emphasize that now is the time to move forward, and the soviets without the un and the un, we now have back to your task, we create peace, we end wars and suffering. and in order to stop the most brutal weapons, particularly from west africa to haiti, so that these people don't go through the problems and hunger that they have now, we're also laying the groundwork for the future, we 're seeing more and more technological changes, development artificial intelligence, and we understand how powerful it will be over the next... century, when artificial intelligence will really change the way we think about the world, the way we think about wars, the way we think about life, we know that now the pace a

so i won the best of the east africa that you know, let me just look into the, can you, it's above and beyond just do it. don't over beat it. i think that was the biggest mistake i did the plaza list sharing the since the 0 often come take different forms. there is the top and the movie industry. and if you want to make it to the top, you need a lot of content and the right connections. and by 12, i mean if you want to start in the big blue bus, the movies, how your face on the poster, and how fast we talked to you for autographs to get you started on your journey. here's some overview of some of the major film hops on the continent. my, julia donna, but also kenya and south africa. or do you want to become a movie, starring africa, then you're in the country. next movie industry is bullying right now? no. of course, the most famous example is the 2nd largest food industry globally need generates nice to meet at $1200000000.00 every year. we also have driving start guys, got enough movie industry, essentially getting popularity back into i just went to what the government wants the pro