shadow on the world economic forum on africa in cape town south africa president's. council opening speech on. african businesses across the continent. missing out on making a tidy profit. because. business african. looting and attacks against foreigners are now sparking a reprisal attacks on south african businesses in nigeria the violence in south africa is also overshadowing the $28.00 world economic forum on africa today. african president. was set to open the meeting with the riots forced him to counseling speech and attend to the security situation. arrived at the world. where he. across the country. many african foreigners no longer feel safe in south africa these demonstrators want an end to the violence against women in the country. have stepped up security at the venue for the world economic forum the mood is tense but south african officials aren't taking part in the press conferences and some participants want to talk about the attacks i think i think it should it's really iconic now that we're having this meeting demonstrations about. the building i thin

it's came out and the world economic forum on africa in cape town thank you very much. and after some of the other global business stories making headlines today the u.s. and china have agreed to new trade talks in washington in october it will be the 1st high level meeting since the tariff dispute escalated in recent weeks the agreement came in a phone call between the heads of the 2 trade delegations. to pounce nisson faces another scandal this time with see the c.e.o. he wrote. he has admitted receiving inappropriate bonuses from the car maker but denies knowing about the before so why we call is going last year after going was arrested on 4 charges which he too would you know. iran's nuclear deal continues to fall apart on the united states reintroduce sanctions tehran threaten to crank up your am in richmond again that's exactly what they said to do this friday claiming it's for peaceful purposes meanwhile new sanctions target oil smuggling it's an economy that is already hurting. there's always a feeling of anticipation want to ship docks in iran's harbor it's the

standing at the world economic forum today it would be difficult to actually know that mugabe died this morning there's been no mention of it at least in public fora and understandably as you've mentioned this was a leader who was very divisive and towards the end of his tenure drew a lot of criticism from the kind of leaders who we're seeing here but on the sidelines speaking to people they say that yes he was instrumental in shaping the narrative of pan african is him on the continent and that's what they would like to remember him for but as i mentioned in the public forums it didn't come up at all by u.s. politicians business leaders and activists have been debating inclusive growth for the last couple of days as the meeting is coming to an end what do you think has been achieved. there are actually some very specific things that have been launched and achieved and the president of the world economic forum was careful to list all of them down at his closing remarks one of the big thing of course is the urgency that african leaders here seem to have on the porches of working together

take down notice the world economic forum on africa as violence hurts south african businesses at home and abroad. and taking the heat and around it germany's wee hours say that one of the oldest oh by construction is down south again. and a physical and let's do business is that the end of an era steel and engineering grape juice and hope is the latest german blue chip company to be relegated from the dax the company was a founding member of the flagship index and has traded on it for more than 30 years a setback for tucson cope as the ailing conglomerate tries to turn around its fortunes it loses its fall out of the index after a steep decline in its share price made $1.00 a spice extensive profit warnings it's also had to restructuring plans for the pieces like many suppliers the steel company is suffering from a fall in production in the auto sector which is partly due to the trade well. let's go over to our financial correspondent privately but sylvie is this is something that investors just on to interested in traditional industry enable. well i'd have to give you a yes or no one

the world economic forum on africa opens in cape town as violence hurts south african businesses at war and the growing. trend this is not the global still johnson quote industrial heavy at wage we think it should 100 years of history is kicked down the junkies main stuck it. in his will and let's do business iran's nuclear deal continues to fall apart when the united states pulled out reintroducing sanctions iranian leaders threaten to crank up the centrifuges that's exactly what they said to do from tomorrow claiming it's only for peaceful purposes a $15000000000.00 loan from france to compensate for sanctions looks increasingly unlikely russia is mulling support for the oil industry already hit by washington's punitive measures and you sanctions target oil smuggling all in all the economy is . there's always a feeling of anticipation want to ship docks in iran's harbor it's the same. on the other rainy and ports in the persian gulf the ships unload food and household items particularly washing machines televisions and other electrical appliances. traders like abdullah safari have bee

violence overshadows the opening of the world economic forum on africa in cape town . also hope young people taking the initiative stops creating jobs and shoots across its. nothing is stronger than a man with an idea how it's not a roving the comics helps disabled people get moving using try. and let's face it sean i do consume no. on the trail of your good name you'll play with just just smiled at your face to place your balls. this is business africa. violence on wednesday overshadow the opening of the world economic forum on africa an offshoot of the famous meeting world leaders and captains of industry and doubles the south african house of course we're keen to show their best side but instead been protests in several cities including johannesburg people see few prospects in their home. has also been directed against people from other countries a reporter claridge filed this report. trade in the port of cape town continues as usual for a couple of minutes and loaf you can enjoy the rest the young entrepreneur arrived from johannesburg the night before the unrest i

the world economic forum on africa. hope young people taking the initiative. and. robie we can make. people get moving using try. and let's face it. consume not. just your smile your face. this is business africa. violence on wednesday overshadow the opening of the world economic forum on africa the famous meeting. of industry and doubles the south african hosts of course. been protests in several cities including. people see few prospects in there. also been directed against people from other countries a reporter. trade in the port of cape town continues as usual for a couple of minutes. you can enjoy the rest the young entrepreneur arrived from johannesburg the night before the unrest in her hometown show. it's total tragedy it's very sad especially. the looting and the killing and the chaos it's not good for. us that's going to scare away investors south africa is a land of extremes much of the black majority population under apartheid is still living in poverty there are a few prospects especially for young people the. economy is stagnating economic growth last

journalists from global politics to good humid leaders from asia on the 2nd day of the easton economic forum in blood of all still the u.n. report highlights the potential role of the us britain and france in human rights violations committed in yemen the stick to to be supplying with was that includes united states it includes kingdom france the this free all of their world news live from russia or this is r.t. international would meet all in right well for the program a trove documents obtained by a journalist has seemingly expose the united states as a major supply of illegal weapons with the young corroborated papers suggesting billions of serbian weapons bore by america of ended up in the hands of terrorists and rebels across the middle east if the leaks are confirmed as gen-u. ine the us a purchase weapons from to serbian state own arms companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms with then seen in an islamic state propaganda video showing fight is in yemen you can watch off full report on that a on our you tube channel and it seems you haven't isn't the only desti

that means politicians of the world economic forum may not be able to turn a blind eye to the attacks in africa. that's it for me and the business team here and for more of a. check out www dot com slash business thank you so much for watching. tonight. what divides. cooking the books trudging forced. what binds the continent to cancer. cancers in stories of plunging the. spotlight on people. 60 minutes d.w. . the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate the nixon though from him bones from 250. marking all of for you to discovery. expedition in boys. don't. want to see what's going on the knowledge of these emerged is that you know what you have to go to fight it. the sharp microscope that have been bent the doll there will come better and better and better over the years but we will have a bad fall for example of the viral infection of the bald molecular detail and therefore it will also be part of the fight and much more easily work to speculate about what's going on in the 50 i can't imagine that people in the fan because the cut much better and then reduce t

welcome to the deutsche vella debates have the world economic forum sustainable development impacts summit in new york my name is sarah kelly our central question today is how can we build a market that people want one that prioritizes not just profits but also rewards those who are tackling some of the most pressing issues of our time including sustainability inequality and climate change what will it take to redesign today's business today's economic models in order to provide for that sort of long term value and ultimately a more sustainable and a more inclusive society to discuss we have a very distinguished panel the c.e.o. and chairman of the management board of royal d.s.m. is joining us fica cbus mom senior advisor to the world economic forum and also the interim merican development bank caroline n.c. and we have the co-founder of bye-bye plastic bags and also one of the co-chairs at this year's summit mati why's that. and we have the prime minister of sand lucia joining us from there alan tasm thank you so much to all of you for being here today and please let's give our panel a v

yes and beat an economic forum but with a bit of a political taste of course every year here in vladivostok there's a bit of an intrigue which a change an economic powerhouse which leader will become the special guest at the forum well this year it is and prime minister modi just before the forum began the 2 governments set a goal for themselves to expand the global partnership be beyond the usual war traditional ties as they put it for the 1st time in history of the eastern economic forum a delegation of ministers from indonesia is attending so as you can see it's not only about the closest neighbors of lot of os talk the likes of japan south korea china but it's beginning to spread far beyond that however very big chinese and japanese delegations are also here the japanese prime minister shinzo abi well me to vladimir putin face to face and also take part and the main pal discussion of the form as i've said there are many names from china on the guest list but paying isn't here and it's got nothing to do with russia china trade wars that are non-existent as you know it's just

you're watching the diving is live from berlin next is the debate from the world economic forum in davos we look at ideas to shrink the huge wealth gaps and income gaps that exist in societies around the world and of course there's more on our website i must waiter thanks for watching. meal and i'm going to the brand new w army spokesperson to voice the top explicit social. climate change in the return of. the only recent. hello and welcome to the d w debate of the world economic forum to our viewers watching us from home we're coming to you from the most visited city in africa cape town my name is edith cumani now according to u.n. figures by the year 2050 every 2 out of 4 people will be african that's quite staggering when you think about it does that then mean that if the population is going to quadruple here that our data will also quadruple and what does that mean for the future of data on the continent this morning we're asking the question is data africa's new oil and i'm going to be helped to answer that by my student panel and i'm going to be introducing that now i'm joined by s

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debate at the world economic forum and much later come july from berlin we'll have more for you at the top of the hour thanks so much for watching. the be. the best. and the bar and we'll come to the brand new delusion on the best of both the topics of the such as the banana tree the return of the us the only reason the best. hello and welcome to the d. w. debate at the world economic forum to our viewers watching us from home we're coming to you from the most visited city in africa cape town my name is edith cumani now according to u.n. figures by the year 2050 every 2 out of 4 people will be african now that's quite staggering when you think about it does that then mean that if the population is going to quadruple here that our data will also quadruple and what does that mean for the future of data on the continent this morning we're asking the question is data africa's new oil and i'm going to be helped to answer that by my student panel and i'm going to be introducing them now i'm joined by sylvia my carry on my extreme right she's the head of geospatial technologies on the co-foun

achieve this it's already become somewhat a tradition day one here in vladivostok at the eastern economic forum is usually when vladimir putin and his most important guests spend most of their time together getting involved in all kinds of activities and this year the number one guest at the forum is the indian prime minister and the run from modi so on wednesday it all began with the leaders met shook their hands and straight away boarded a motor boat to go to another town where at the resists shipyard and that's a very special one because that was the location where a submarine intended for the indian navy was once modernized so that was something that around remote he really wanted to see and then eventually he said that he was deeply touched by the hospitality of the russian leader there was a funny moment when the 2 actually wanted to step on board the motorboats but they couldn't decide who to lead to go 1st when mr modi and mr putin came back to this island the island of risky they went straight to business and more than 2 dozen agreements were signed as the indian delegation was meant b

meets asian leaders on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum in which would be iran's nuclear deal high on the agenda. our chief seeks exclusively with the malaysian foreign minister on the sidelines of the forum he expresses his country's concerns over the probe into the downing of flight m.h. 175 years on. some people will create. the making accusations the investigation must already be. put by some. to excuse it but you can the country. and at least 7 people are killed in mob violence against migrants in south africa sparking a regional boycott of the country. direct from our studios in moscow this is our chief international and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right a trove of lead to documents has seemingly exposed the u.s. as a major supplier of illegal weapons able garion a journalist has been buying a serbian when excuse me a serbian journalist claims that america has been buying serbian weaponry which has ended up in the hands of terrorists across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons of from 2 serbian state owned arms companies apparent

from asia on the 2nd day of the economic forum in flooded with the iran nuclear deal and arms race high on the agenda. the un report highlights the role of the us britain and france in alleged human rights violations committed. to be supplying weapons that includes the united states. france 3. a low from moscow where it's now 4 in the afternoon this thursday the 5th of september 1 calling brought all teach here with the wealthiest this hour welcome to the program 1st then a trove of documents seemingly expose the united states major supplier of illegal weapons bulgarian journalist claims america has been buying millions of serbian munitions would have ended up in terrorist hands across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned companies apparently from the police in afghanistan but those arms were then seen in an islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen you can watch for report on that on you tube channel. and these photos show some of the made weapons and ammunition produced by the same companies we've mentioned this time though

for the world leaders came to the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum now we're talking about some great powers of the asian economy a president at this particular event now in the hands of japan which is actually quite a long known ally of the u.s. a fast developing india quite developed very developed malaysia so the hands of these particular countries all came to the event and of course they discussed key global issues that are on everybody's mind in terms of global politics and especially here i'm talking about the possibility of another arms race now that was discussed in quite many details now this issue really has become rather sounds that if after the u.s. quite abruptly withdrew from the treaty now speaking about this particular issue the russian president said that after his wrists and talks are where the american president donald trump now he believes that the u.s. shows no interest and solving this issue. what you should be you was only. serious challenges facing humanity imagine if there's some weapon maybe a nuclear weapon in orbit over our heads i'm very. drastically

whether britain meets asian leaders on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum and a lot of false starts with iran nuclear deal high on the agenda. parties speaks exclusively with the malaysian foreign minister on the sidelines of the forum expresses his country's concerns over the probe into the downing of flight m.h. 175 years on. some people will very quickly be making accusations again should last week already there were some effort by some point to us to accuse a particular country. and at least 7 people are killed in mob violence against migrants in south africa sparking a regional boycott of the country. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm sean thomas certainly glad you're with us. documents have seemingly exposed the u.s. as a major supplier of illegal weapons a bulgarian journalist claims america has been buying serbian weaponry which has ended up in the hands of terrorists across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned on's companies apparently for police in afghanistan but those ar

east where 5 key leaders took to the stage and now they're both dark on day 2 and the eastern economic forum russian president vladimir putin was joined for discussions by the indian japanese malaysian mongolian needles on how to move forward on trade technology and the environment and avoiding global military escalations reporting from the forum in a patrol car. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize. the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the us in the 1st place but as they put himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the us administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms race is a very big deal which in the recent was a serious chal

they may have region house keat is from a shell on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum and lot of thoughts about with the iran nuclear deal and all these rights high on the agenda. and the un report highlights the role of the us britain and france and that human rights violations committed in yet. there are certain. all well known to be supplying weapons that includes united states and includes united kingdom and if you treat us from st louis about 3. 8 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from austin today with mean it in the teeth into the plan. a trove of leaked documents have seemingly exposed the u.s. as a major supplier of illegal weapons beaucaire in genesis claims america has been buying millions of serbian munitions which have ended up in terrorist hands across the middle east washington and allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned arms companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms with an seen in the islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen you can watch all report on not in full on our y

agent leaders on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum in london possible with the iran nuclear deal my only agenda. he speaks exclusively with the malaysian foreign minister on the sidelines of the forum he expresses his country's concerns over the probe into the downing of the flight m.h. 175 years old and some people will very quickly be making you can see the investigation was still going on already there were some effort by some quite close to a q a but to the country. and at least 7 people were killed in a mob violence against migrants in south africa sparking a regional boy called to the country. it's midnight here in moscow and you're watching on t.v. international live from austin with me. welcome to the program. a trove of leaked documents have seemingly expose the u.s. as a major supplier of illegal weapons a bulgarian journalist claims america has been buying serbian weaponry which has ended up in the hands of terrorists across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state and armed company partly for police in afghanistan but those arms will

the hosts key leaders from asia on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum in. the iran nuclear deal and arms race high on the agenda. the un report highlights the role of the united states britain and france in alleged human rights violations committed. there are certain states who are. to be supplying weapons that includes united states. kingdom. france to name but 3. welcomes from your headline news this hour with a. first for you a trove of leaks documents have seemingly expose the united states as a major supplier of illegal weapons about gary and journalist claims america has been buying millions of serbian munitions which have ended up in terrorist hands across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms would then seen an islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen you can watch all report on that in full on you tube channel. and these photos shows some of the serbia made weapons and ammunition produced by the same companies that we menti

key leaders for major on the 2nd day of the economic forum. with the iran nuclear arms race high on the agenda. report highlights the role of the us britain and france and alleged human rights violations committed in yemen. there are certain. to. be supplying weapons that includes the united states it includes united kingdom . france 3. news live from moscow this is r.t. international i'm calling you with your headline news this hour the big story or across this hour a trove of leaked documents of seemingly expose the united states as a major supplier of illegal weapons a journalist claims america's been buying millions of serbian munitions which have ended up in terrorist hands across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons from. companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms were then the scene in an islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen you can watch a full report on that on you tube channel and these photos show some of the serbian made weapons and ammunition produced by the same compan

debate at the world economic forum in new york is on meeting demand in the global market for a place for now though for me brian thomas the entire news team thanks so much for being. a. clue. after. the going down with the world economic forum 2019 on sustainable development from new york trust business how do we create a market for people who want our answer to that question would be to involve people in the planning for the most part involve the young people take our 8 years as crazy as they might be d. w. presents a high profile panel discussion hosted by sarah kelly next door. as the ice melts things may emerge. here. hope. greet. what kind of mood will prevail what will happen to the arctic after the ice melts. in 45 minutes on d w. c up to date don't miss our highlights. program online w dark come highlights. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos guild not a go blue correspondent and an avid baker can stretch this 2nd line with the words sex by the team it. costs me. staggering recipes or 6. strategy make good use of. baking bread on d.w. . welc

key leaders from asia on the 2nd day eastern economic forum in advance stop with the iranian deal and arms race high on the agenda. and. also in an all too exclusive we speak to the nation's foreign minister on the sidelines of the forum as he continues to criticize the international investigation into the downing of flight time in 17 and outlined his country's early concerns over the probe. so. we really. need to see each of the investigation which people already deal with some for some point let's put q. and a but if you look. and at least 7 people have been killed in a wave of violence against migrants in south africa sparking a boycott against the country. it's 10 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from our studio with me into the routine to welcome to the program. a trove of leaked documents have seemingly expose the u.s. as a major supplier of illegal weapons a bulgarian journalist claims america has been buying millions of munitions which have ended up in terrorist hands across the middle east washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian

a story from russia big news some big deals on the table today this wednesday is the eastern economic forum kicks off in the russian far east incentives but it will stop president putin has already met with indian prime minister narendra modi selling off party more than $25.00 trade deals let's get up to speed with the latest what did it all start 1st politically patrol is least. what's happening today looks like business already well and truly underway quickly. kevin hello busy there well day one is always intended for the special guest here and lot of all star the eastern economic forum and this year it is the indian prime minister narendra modi they've been together with the russian president all day and this is definitely a special one for that's definitely the right word friendship between moscow and. delhi which keeps improving year on the year the day for the 2 leaders began when the 2 of them boarded a ship and they actually traveled to a special seek where dogs where a submarine for the indian navy was modernized and then eventually it was sold to new delhi and mr modi even said th

blood in your blood means asian leaders on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum and lot of all start with iran nuclear deal high on the agenda. parties speaks exclusively with the malaysian foreign minister on the sidelines of the forum expresses his country's concerns over the probe into the downing. flight m.h. 175 years on. some people will very quickly be making accusations and yes the investigation was still going on already there were some effort by some point the.