news africa and congratulations on winning the german africa prize what does this mean to you.ank you very much for having me when the award is a credible honor and it means a lot it's an honor to be recognized for the work that my colleagues and i at the center are working for a single day to be supported and to be recognized but it also means a lot for putting young somalis on the map again for a positive representation. was the representation a bit later on but now tell us a bit more about what you want to achieve most with your work peace and human rights that sense and mogadishu well at the core of it our aim is to create solutions to ending the conflict in somalia and we know that we can do that through only service delivery but we need to have a multi-pronged approach and that's what the work of amman pieces it's service delivery to make sure that people that have been affected by the war in the conflict can have access to basic human rights and services its advocacy as social norms work and educating the community and this also working with the government to prevent the

news africa and congratulations on winning the german africa prize what does this mean to you.ank you very much for having me when the award is incredible honor and it means a lot it's an honor to be recognized for the work that my colleagues and i at the un peace center are working for a single day to be supported and to be recognized but it also means a lot for putting young somalis on the map again for a positive representation. a. positive representation a bit later on but now tell us a bit more about what you want to achieve most with your work peace and human rights issues while at the core of it our aim is to create solutions to ending the conflict in somalia and we know that we can do that through only service delivery but we need to have a multi-pronged approach and that's what the work of amman pieces it's service delivery to make sure that people that have been affected by the war in the conflict can have access to basic human rights and services its advocacy and social norms work and educating the community and it's also working with the government to prevent these

news africa and congratulations on winning the german africa prize what does this mean to you.thank you very much for having me win the award is incredible honor and it means a lot it's an honor to be recognized for the work that my colleagues and i at the center are working for a single day to be supported and to be recognized but it also means a lot for putting young somalis on the map again for a positive representation. positive representation a bit later on but now tell us a bit more about what you want to achieve most with your work on human rights and look at issues well at the core of our aim is to create solutions to ending the conflict in somalia and we know that we can do that through only service delivery but we need to have a multi-pronged approach and that's what the work of ellen pieces it's service delivery to make sure that people that have been affected by the war in the conflict can have access to basic human rights and services it's advocacy and social norms work and educating the community and is also working with the government to prevent these heinous att

joins us now hello welcome to news africa and congratulations on winning in the german africa prize whates this mean to you thank you very much for having me when you award is credible honor and it means a lot to be recognized for the work that my colleagues and i at the un peace center are working for a single day to be supported and to be recognized but it also means a lot for putting young somalis on the map again for a positive representation. i'm sure will delve into the positive representation a bit later on but now tell us a bit more about what you want to achieve most with your work peace and human rights center and mogadishu. well at the core of it our aim is to create solutions to and in the conflict in somalia and we know that we can do that through only service delivery but we need to have a multi-pronged approach and that's what the work of them in pieces it's a service delivery to make sure that people that have been affected by the war in the conflict can have access to basic human rights and services its advocacy and social norms work and educating the community and this

is about a young woman with a brilliant mind and a big heart ilwad elman has been awarded the german africa prize for her work in somali dedicated to reclaiming a generation that was almost lost to woo hoo. using the ocean and yoga to heal from trauma is new to many in somalia but it's just one way ilwad elman helps former child soldiers and rape survivors overcome their trauma she calls it. a combination of yoga and to shoot the therapy aims to break down walls of silence and heal. and then asking people to draw comparisons between challenging challenging experiences like pushing her body to limits and testing yourself and when's the last time you experience something like that and it resonated and there's a body of research that's available on these approaches and we want to see if that also fits in a context like somalia bill what didn't expect global attention for her work when she returned to her home country 10 years ago she and her family were exiles in canada for many years she was 19 didn't speak the local language and wasn't directly exposed to every day life in a war torn country

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has been awarded the german africa prize for her work in somali dedicated to reclaiming a generation that was almost lost to. using the ocean and yoga to heal from trauma is new to many in somalia but it's just one way ilwad elman helps former child soldiers and rape survivors overcome their trauma she calls it your god issue a combination of yoga and. the therapy aims to break down walls of silence and heal . and then asking people to draw comparisons between challenging challenging experiences like pushing your body to limits and testing yourself when's the last time you experience something like that and it resonated and there's a body of research that's available on these approaches and we want to see if that also fits in a context to what didn't expect global attention for her work when she returned to her home country 10 years ago she and her family were exiles in canada for many years she was 19 didn't speak the local language and wasn't directly exposed to every day life in a war torn country but her mother was already determined to go back out. human rights activist. herself

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for germany it's also an interesting market because the german industry of german business is looking for new markets and africais a very interesting a very challenging market as well but also a very interesting market and of course chinese companies are very very active there so there are lot of german companies who are also of course. a bit shy of the risks but on the other hand don't want to leave this continent to 2 chinese companies what are those risks what are the challenges that both sides face in reaching across and being hands with one another well german business is traditionally pretty risk adverse so there is of course this issue of political stability german business leaders are perceiving that the political stability is not sufficient in their view in many countries so that's one issue there's a lot of. about corruption. if you talk to german business leaders there was mention of corruption raids in some countries and now the problem is made in germany has a very very good name in africa but at the same time german products also very expensive so you have the problem to find a consumer base that

for germany it's also an interesting market because the german industry of german business is looking for new markets and africa is a very interesting a very challenging market as well but also very interesting market and of course companies are very very active there so there are lot of german companies who are also of course a. bit shy of the risks but on the other hand don't want to leave this continent to 2 chinese companies what are those risks what are the challenges that both sides face in reaching across and being hands with one another well german business is traditionally a pretty risk adverse so there is of course this issue of political stability german business leaders are perceiving that the political stability is not sufficient in their view in many countries so that's one issue there's a lot of. about corruption if you talk to german business leaders they always mention the corruption raids in some countries and now the problem is made in germany has a very very good name an africa but at the same time german products also very expensive so you have the problem to find a consumer base that is re

whenever a person migrates nowadays and if they won't ever identify themselves with the german identity for example africa who moved to germany even after that my parents moved here and for them they will always be strangers that's what they are telling themselves and that's what they tell us and the community so. i think it's also part partially because they experience the kind of. story. they experience that their identity is not what being welcomed here and this is both of you being very very cautious yes quite courses cautious because my exist and my identity is in danger in the german society you live when i go outside why i grew up with new nazis in front of my door we're talking about i mean to do that then in the 9th back then it wasn't you know specially it was a terrible decade in that respect i think. and that's how they're still there has it changed to school or is it still the same threat level of stretch to you to your well being when i was a child i could identify them by wearing black or being skin hats nowadays this kind of disappeared in a way. they kind of. became the same like everyone

whenever a person migrates nowadays and if they won't ever identify themselves with the german identity for example africa who moved to germany even after the my parents moved here and for them they will always be strangers that's what they are telling themselves and that's what they tell us and the community so. i think it's also part partially because they experience the kind of. sorry. experience that that identity is not being welcomed here and this is a part of your being very very cautious yes quite courses cautious because my exist and my identity is in danger in the german society you live when i go out. i grew up with neo nazis in front of my door we're talking about i mean back then in the ninety's you know specially it was a terrible decade in that respect i think. and there's hope they're still there you know see change to school or is it still the same right to the same level of stretch to you to your well being when i was a child i could identify them by wearing black or being skin hats nowadays this kind of disappeared in a way. they kind of. became the same like everyone else and so it's v

whenever a person migrates nowadays and if they won't ever identify themselves with the german identity for example africa who moved to germany even after the my parents moved here and for them they will always be strangers that's what they are telling themselves and that's what they tell us and the community so. i think it's also part partially because they experience the kind of. story. they experience that that identity is not what being welcomed here and this is both are you being very very cautious yes quite courses cautious because my exist and my identity is in danger in the german society you know when i go outside why i grew up with new nazis in front of my door we're talking about i mean you do back then in the 9th back then in the ones you know specially it was a terrible decade in that respect i think. and that's how they're still there as you change to school still the same threat the same level of stretch to you to your well being when i was a child i could identify them by wearing black or being skinheads nowadays this kind of disappeared in a way. they kind of. became the same like everyon

a person migrates nowadays in germany they won't ever identify themselves with the german identity for example africa who moved to germany it even after the my parents moved here and for them they will always be strangers that's what they are telling themselves and that's what they tell us and the community so. i think it's also part partially because they experience the kind of. sorry. experience that that identity is not being welcomed here and this is going to you're being very very cautious yes quite courses cautious because my exist and my identity is in danger in the german society you know when i go out. i grew up with neo nazis in front of my door we're talking about i mean back then in the ninety's you know specially it was a terrible decade in that respect i think. and that's how they're still there you know as you change to school or is it still the same threat level of threat to you to your well being when i was a child i could identify them by wearing black or being skin hats nowadays this kind of disappeared in the way they are they kind of. became the same like everyone else and so it'

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german meetings. this is deja news africa on the program today democracy in west africa voters in guinea kicked off the 1st drop it straight off elections in the region including in the ivory coast and. they're all warnings democracy is deteriorating in these countries . and to say is you have to reinvent the wheel we'll meet the businessman creating employment opportunities in cape town with a simple but ingenious idea. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company there often is often electoral dispute in guinea a day off to a tense presidential election votes all still being counted but the opposition has already say it will publish its own results while the incumbent president alpha condé is seeking a the following months against the move during which security forces killed dozens of people. and president alpha condé has called for a free fair and transparent election. he came to power in 2010 as an opposition candidate and guineas 1st democratic election since independence from france in 1408 back then his win was seen as a break from decades of authoritarian rule but now critics are

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german. it was for broadcast rights for the world cup is in the middle east and north africa.putation has been further tarnished. not only has he received a suspended sentence, he is also serving a ten year ban from football for ethics violations committed when he was second in command at football's world governing body. he has also got to repay fifa the sum of 1.75 euros million. the women's fa cup final takes place on sunday, when everton play holders manchester city behind closed doors at wembley. and it's an unusual game for city's chloe kelly — because she actually helped both teams reach the final. alex howell has been to meet her. i can't wait to get going now. yeah, iam i can't wait to get going now. yeah, i am absolutely buzzing, what a day to be at wembley in an fa cup final. chloe kelly is in the weird position of having helped both teams get to the final on sunday. usually you can only play for one team per season in the fa cup, but because of covid—19 and lockdown it means the final is being paid late. yeah, it is really strange playing for everton in the first tw

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its payment platform will spur growth across east africa and as germany marks 30 years since really think patient we take a look at how an east german lens to make air has prevailed just by the ongoing economic divisions between east and west. welcome to do business i want to go johnson berlin good to have you with us the pandemic has caught up with the leader of the free world donald trump and his wife melania have both tested positive for grown up iris they're both in quarantine now news comes just a month before november's u.s. presidential election and it sparked a sell off in european stocks before they regained some of their losses while the safe havens again and the dollar rose on the news also stirring up the markets movements and was of the latest report on u.s. jobs growth and the ongoing uncertainty about a new stimulus package to help the u.s. economy get through the coronavirus crisis so let's talk about let's cross over to our financial markets correspondent in new york against markets reacted quite strongly to the news at 1st why is trump testing positive a topic for investors. the big question is what does it mean fo

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german colony. the country was ruled by apartheid south africa before achieving independence in 1900.even as music stand for unity and creating an olympian multicultural identity. with a mix of quite tall afro pop reggae and hip hop each has created a distinct music genre which he called nam flavor. oh then flavor means. everything that happens in the maybe because people used to say as a white every can you're not doing 100 percent quite vocal spite of can only be done by black africans and then to some point i just said ok to those few haters saying that it's fine i don't have flavor because all my music or my fashion or my lifestyle or my my language everything i talk is inspired by namibia and i'm a bit has a lot of flavor so it needs its own would now flavor. but each has been on the southern african music scene for long it's collaboration with several quite a great has won him awards and respect but that's not enough to eat who wants to bring quite amusing to the next level. i would love to see quite a music and the whole afrobeat get more global reach because i feel that the en

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german made easy. access can inspire change the people making us all go africa some time sitting right. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future. many songs do you all for tuning in for go. on d w. welcome to our culture russian musicians have been performing to help the opposition in belarus but it wasn't easy more about that in a minute also coming up. in our series on the $990.00 s. revisited this country becomes more multicultural but there are also terrible racist attacks. and if you've missed hearing live music recently how about your own personal concert. but we begin in moscow where several popular russian artists that a vote on a concert in support of the opposition. which has been protesting the outcome of the presidential elections that since august the kremlin is seen as one of president bush and co's stormchaser supporters so perhaps not surprisingly the russian musicians found it difficult to stage their concerts in moscow. located and the prison tear down all the walls a musical message from moscow to t

europe especially in middle east north africa we remember of the iraq war france was against it was a piece of franco german russian opposition to iraq war button most of your european countries did this war on destabilize middle east and also after libya war then syria are and the sporty car mistakes or create reinforcement of ready countries on massive immigration right away and that brings me as my next question have been france has been grappling with terrorism for years now if there are so many known extremists that why when they arrested a long time ago there is there a sense that this is too little too late. yes yes unfortunately or is very late many experts saw opposition political parties if warmed above the situation for europe's maybe 4 g. case even for decades but. of being new we could because of to work truck to. vote so for islamists so we didn't care for too much an old soviet financing of mosques from countries then you touch is the question of border to cut down yes outside france and we've some good countries where finance extremists and or saw the spotty could a case of terrorist was a.

germans experience the conflict. germany and the cold war. 15 minutes on d w. in the height of climate change. africa. what's in store. for the future. come for to make a city the multimedia insight could counter. this is deja vu news live from berlin a political crisis in kyrgyzstan descends into violence protesters stormed the parliament building following a disputed parliamentary election comforts indicate the result has now been an old as the cures president insists he is still in control also on the show. don't let it be.

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german colony. the country was ruled by apartheid south africa before achieving independence in 1940 event is music stand for unity and creating an olympian multicultural identity. with a mix of quite tall afro pop reggae and hip hop each has created a distinct music genre which he called nam flavor. oh then flavor means. everything that happens in a maybe because people used to say as a white every can you're not doing 100 percent quite to cause quite to can only be done by black africans and then to some point i just said ok to those few haters saying that it's fine i do now flavor because all my music or my fashion or my lifestyle or my my language everything i talk is inspired by namibia and i'm a bit has a lot of flavor so it needs its own would memphis. but each has been on the southern african music scene for long it's collaboration with several quite a great has won him awards and respect but that's not enough to eat who wants to bring quite a new 6 the next level. i would love to see quite a music and the whole effort he'd get more global reach because i feel that the energy and the positi

in tech in europe or africa yet so that's one reason why they're fit to focus businesses came 1st and break it down for us thank you very much. we'll go back to europe where german companies have long trail behind their counterparts when it comes to getting women into the boardroom new reports suggest the pandemic is making things worse crisis said companies appear to have thrown any push for diversity out the window making it even harder for women to get the top jobs. jennifer morgan broke ground in germany when she became the 1st woman to lead a tax listed business yet only a few months after her appointment at the software giant isapi she was ousted women are hard to come by at the top of large companies in germany in fact a new study published by the old broad foundation suggests the share of female executive board members is actually declining meanwhile companies in other countries tend to put women in top management positions more often than the 30 largest companies in the u.s. women make up almost 30 percent of all board members in sweden and france for the share has risen to more than 20 percent poland 2 has made improvements in elevating women over the

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german economy is in closely. there's so much change. like one exactly. made in germany. in 30 minutes on d w. o africa. a boost in digitalization in the pandemic. and online payment system has got rwanda's motorcycle taxis back on the road after a month's non driving ban. now the customers pay for the ride without cash. for good. 90 minutes on the. board. or. we can start rewriting the software of sample bacterial cells. were not be a big life threat we're rewriting the program for all the software or read all of our selves we can redesign them they'll have different properties i don't have a clue were all that important changing the a bit 0 as a top of the appropriate could give us better for from the graph sort of using fossil fuel. to bake plaster. you could have by quarter of a sample size of the molecules of the length of the earth but last we're just learning this is a new field. this is the news from berlin germany faces fresh restrictions to contain the coronavirus chancellor merkel is expected to push for a limited lockdown and crisis talks with regional leaders today cases of covert 19 in ger

africa. abs now all night parties in berlin will look at the german capital's latest measures to stop the spread of correctness. this is day to be a business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. the international monetary fund has upgraded its forecast for the world economy this year we're still looking at a significant contraction for 2020 a 4.4 percent the biggest in almost a century but it's at least better than the i.m.f. last prediction 4 months ago a 5.2 percent in its latest world economic outlook the i.m.f. says the ongoing pandemic makes the forecast uncertain and that even if the recession was less severe than expected it is still deep. in our latest world economic outlook we continue to project a deep recession in 2020 global growth is projected to be minus 4.4 percent which is a small upgrade from june the i.m.f. says only massive injections of government have kept economies from plunging even further and it expects growth in 2021 to be slightly slower than forecast in june warning against reducing government support to quickly. cover 19 continues to cause chaos in europe the

hearted ordinary germans experienced the common law germany and the cold war. in 75 minutes on d w. d q you know that 77 percent of africa are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. think you know what it's time all voices. on the subject. 70 percent beat obama. took. 77 percent this weekend on d.w.i. . it was the 1st international tribunal in. the number of trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime mourning jointed by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series. in the talk starts november 12th on t.w. . move. closer. this is news coming to you live from berlin back in full swing on the campaign trail the u.s. president hits the battleground state of florida for his 1st rally since being hospitalized with 19 doctors say he's out testing negative. democratic challenger joe biden all the attack in a key state just 3 weeks to go and.