arms used in ghana are used, it home—made guns.s. the police have set up a special operation to deal with the problem, using a combination patrols, quick response times and checkpoints like this. they hope to make a difference. so when i heard gunshots... ghana's father was killed when they interrupted an armed robbery on their way home. when i look at this picture i cry a lot. it is affecting the nation. but where do these guns come from? i went to meet the man who makes them. with thousands of illegal guns in use across the country, we wanted to show how easy they are to get hold of, so we agreed to conceal the blacksmith‘s identity. 0ne challenge, he admitted he doesn't know where they will end up. if you hear that someone has been killed with a locally manufactured gun, what do you think about? so what will make you stop this job? he refused to answer the question. gloves and other items were found... armed robberies make the news nearly every day and the government recognises the scale of the problem. we have the blacksmith th

business africa welcome the central bank of ghana has lowered its prime lending rates to sixteen percent on monday bringing it to the lowest rate since twenty thirteen markets are expected no change in monetary policy decision is being seen as a sign that the country has made some progress in its attempts to battle soaring inflation let's say a closer look between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen the lending rate rose steadily with the figure hitting a high of a whopping twenty six percent it has dropped since then to the most recent rate of around about seventeen percent but compared with other parts of the world like the eurozone for example where interest rates have remained close to zero for years it's still very high the same buyers to guard inflation rage rate which is currently hovering at around nine percent slower than in previous years but still very high compared to other countries let's bring in our correspondent articulates you from a capital. i say again a has had the highest interest rates across africa for years how is that influenced the going to an economy. well it's

also questions in ghana about the death of a leading investigative journalist and his links to corruption in the stay with us . well i once again i have to bring you a forecast of rain in the middle of winter and in the middle of china it's because we're feeding up a bit of moisture from the size of what is it sensually a cold time the years here balance develops on the way of time the eventually rain it's not respect hong kong or shanghai it is in the middle here it probably will get his father north as who hung with the thames about seven degrees so it's largely a story of rain is just shouldn't really be there there's more useful substantial unexpected rain in store running through afghanistan catching the finals of both pakistan and india is going to rain again in certain a go slow summer in the kashmir valley that's been happening virtually every day of the year so far and that's the picture for saturday south of all this is fine it's relatively warm in southern india i'm twenty three in delhi knots about it but so cold at night are there and the cloud is sickening the far side is ju

football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedomnot only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that environment could be changing and this has come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain our position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for the participation as an england fan as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime. as the family prepares to bury ahmed and mass and his team say they are devastated but unshaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption i'm up watching al-jazeera across. yes president donald trump says he wants to explore space based weaponry that could shoot down enemy missiles is not so much part of the unveiling of a new defense strategy the particular hand reports from the pentagon cost and technology could put the brakes on space mission. for decades american presiden

ghana is the world'ss second largrger of exrtrter after ivovy coast.hey looking to ramp up their domestic production of chocolate. reporter: it is the world's second-largest exporter of cocoa. farmers in ghana are hoping to see the market for domestic chocolate production grow. >> if demand increased locally, that would only help us. it would be better to produce chocolates locally rather than exporting beings. --beans. reporter: until recently almost all the cocoa beans were exported for finisished chocolae elsewhere. >> we are in a moment of change in ghana. when i first came to ghahana in 1999, i saw only one brand o of chchocolate. when i came bacack in 2018, i ws soso surprised and happy to see many chocolates available. in 2017, it began making its own chocolates and plans to increase production. [indiscernible] 2% to 5% of our output. we believe that the confectioner busisiness is a way to go. reporter: tax breaks are available for companies operating in government tax-free zones, of most of the new chocolate producers are t too small to benefit

million dollars from customers many of whom are traders in markets like this have been locked up ghana's economy is dominate a largely by the. how to make much income month. that means investment schemes promise hard with things becoming appealing and i talked to. the bank of ghana regulates the financial sector in the country and warned investors against doing business with the company the government says it will not intervene and bail out victims government come out and will not use the taxpayers' money which is interested in this kid which in the responsible government must hold in trust for the people who should sources must be used for the provision of such i mean it is like groups school infrastructure hospitals etc etc investment experts say public education on investment and associated whisks will be crucial given forward. come back to our story about game development in africa we now have managed to make contact with our business correspondent george arena in nairobi joy just how big is the the kenyan mobile game development scene kemet emulate the korean success story we heard

nelson richie cove meet all world boxing champions from ghana will take you to the gardening in town that's a breeding ground where africa's five hundred champions and you need the next generation hoping to make it big. and german president died my visits ethiopia with the promise of rewarding reform with investment we are asked is that the relationship africans want to live here. and pristine window welcome to names africa i'm glad your choosing did well taking off in ghana today a small town called book or known for its tough streets so what makes it special while this town in the capital accra has produced some of africa's greatest boxes guys like richie cole me. like ek course a and joshua these are just three of the five world boxing champions and hail from tangled anyways and it's no surprise that most of dawn is national champions off from a bit so my colleague forest visited when she mentioned aspiring boxer well while champion dreams. the more new routine of a champion. gets ready for his first run of the day right here in brooklyn most grind out a living from the fishing tr

it led to a lifetime ban from the sport for the head of ghana's football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedom not only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that that environment could be changing and this has come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain a position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for their participation as in gun crime as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime. as the family prepares to bury ahmed a mass and his team say they are devastated but unshaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption i'm reporting al-jazeera across. the judges the international criminal court of grants are lost at request to extend the detention of former ivory coast president all. prosecutors of us to keep him in jail why they appeal against his acquittal he was tried of a post-election v

back home for financial crimes the funeral of a murdered investigative journalist has been held in ghana helped expose corruption within world football's governing body fifa gone as president has condemned the killing as a heinous crime saying reports from the gun in capital. relatives and friends gathered at the local mosque to pray for the murdered journalist ahmed hussein so he was shot multiple times just outside his home in accra in what appears to be a targeted killing almost all do this from the north the other family from this place is all here morning you know it's something very shocking and what people were intending to do. in mom's will come to talk to us not to take the law into our equal yet we don't know who is a sponsible. of this unfortunate incident the the award winning investigative journalist and us army is among the mourners he hides his identity both to keep him safe and help with his reporting he worked with and is the leader of a team known as tiger i private investigations together they expose corruption in the gun in judiciary health sector and most recently sa

football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedomnot only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that that environment could be changing the south come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain our position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for participation as in england going as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime. as the family prepares to bury ahmed and mass and his team say they are devastated but unshaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption i'm up watching al-jazeera across. north korea's top perm boy has arrived in the u.s. to discuss a possible second summit between donald trump and kim jong un kim yong toller arrived in washington d.c. on thursday he's been leading decoys ation talks with washington and is expected to meet section of state might compare on friday president

my names and they'll be in our craw ghana and i'm glad to present this week's edition together with my charming colleague for leisha ender's b. in south africa hello felicia hi there n.t. and hello from jehovah today will be highlighting environmental projects from across the continent paying special attention to what's going on in oceans and other bodies of water here's a round up of today's stories. we meet a soul entrepreneur and nigeria's capital abuja and. then we take a look at how germany is trying to protect one of the oldest fish species in the world. out seeming to swim with the dolphins on the beaches of the indian ocean in tanzania. dolphins are both a blessing and a curse to the people of carson kasi hordes of tourists visit the village on the island of zanzibar to swim and small pool with them but the increase in tourism is also a threat to the wild dolphins that sometimes thirty or even forty boats pursuing and beleaguer ing them the old guys asian impact. africa raises awareness and tries to protect the marine life. of zanzibar island everyone is hoping to get up close

football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedomnot only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this murder all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that that environment could be changing and this has come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain our position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for their participation as an england fan as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime as the family prepares to bury ahmed and mass and his team say they are devastated but unshaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption. i'm up working out as they are across. now if you live in a shack in south africa what are your rights that's the question being asked by millions of shanty town dwellers in the eastern province of kwazulu-natal one rights group says hundreds of people are being thrown out of their shacks and that it's illegal unless that prov

it's beautiful moving over to ghana now to check in on a young entrepreneur who builds houses cheaply and sustainably felicia this young lady. locally produced materials for houses right and it's called a ramp construction the idea of using mud as a building material is becoming more and more popular across west africa one major advantage is that even when it's hot outside the temperature inside the house constant so no need for expensive air conditioning but that's not all they've got going for them. the technique is called rammed earth construction has been formed into a wall. this new house is being built close to ghana skeptical acra using an old method common in rural africa now it's becoming popular in cities. clomid a year and joy and a sin founded a company in two thousand and sixteen they realize there's a demand for houses that are both affordable and eco friendly. in a country well even a continent where a lot of things are very sustainable we thought of ways that we can renewable natural resources to build with most homes in gone are the men and materials are imported so w

this new house has been built close to ghana skeptical at using an old method common in rural africa now it's becoming popular in cities. clomid a year and joy and a sense founded the company in two thousand and sixteen they realized there's a demand for houses that are both affordable and eco friendly. in a country even a continent where a lot of things are various a fan of all we thought of little of ways that we can bring you a natural resources to build with most times and gone are the years you know of cement and materials are important so let's look to see what we can actually get in to building. it's a mixture of sand gravel and clay this is just a little bit of cement added the idea is there you know. our grandparents our forefathers were already living in models before this came up even the china wall was built with dot when you go to mali. the mali empire most of the buildings you see there are all build with. holes this is how the team builds a wall. they use different mud mixtures layered one over another that gives the house an interesting aesthetic there's a good exerci

help expose corruption in african football has been shot dead in ghana's capital accra ahmed hussein was part of an undercover probe led by award winning journalist and us are in the your picture here their investigation led to the resignation of the head of the ghana football association and dozens of football referees and officials were banned a judge in the u.s. city of chicago has acquitted three police officers accused of trying to cover up the shooting of a black teenager four years ago the judge says there is no proof the officers tried to conceal evidence the video of the shooting triggered mass protests leading to major changes in chicago policing a white police officer jason van dyke was convicted of murdering seventeen year old macdonald in october last year. three mexican presidents are now facing allegations of taking bribes in the trial of four key in el chapo guzman in new york prosecutors want the suspected leader of the senate lower drug cartel to be sentenced to life in prison kristen salumi has more. video evidence shows an american drug enforcement agent and mexic

trials, the hope had been to administer the vaccine to thousands of children in kenya, malawi and ghana2018. it looks like children will now get their first shots in the coming months. the large pilot project will help researchers understand how well the vaccine works, and just how many lives it could save. time for the weather now. temperatures have already dipped below freezing in places. it is rather chilly out there and it will stay that way as we go through the next few days. there will be some sunshine but only some. large amounts of cloud in the sky. also some frost and fog patches. the mild air that was coming in over the latter pa rt air that was coming in over the latter part of 2018 is still sitting in the atlantic but at the moment we can't bring it in our direction because this big block of high—pressure is here for the start of 2019, blocking the mild air, and underneath the high we can see a lot of cloud. quite a grey day today and as we go through tonight, many areas will keep their cloud. in southern scotla nd will keep their cloud. in southern scotland and eastern wale

football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedomnot only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this matter all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that environment could be changing this has come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain our position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for the participation as anyone can as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime. as the family prepares to bury ahmed and mass and his team say they are devastated but unshaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption i'm up watching al-jazeera across. to the americas know where the colombian government has accused the rebels of carrying out a car bomb attack on a police academy in bogota that killed twenty one people sixty eight others were injured when a vehicle packed with explosives broke through checkpoints and blew up eleven of the national liberati

football association the ghana journalists association says the media is under serious attack in the country before his death was saying had made a complaint to police after his pictures were published on national t.v. . the african union has called on the democratic republic of congo to suspend the declaration of final presidential election results planned for friday in a statement issued after a meeting of a u. heads of state in the ethiopian capital the organization said that there were serious doubts about the vote losing presidential candidate martin for you as far as a court challenge demanding a recount of last month's ballot he insists that he won the sixty one percent of the vote contradicting official results which the player the rival felix has said be the winner of the palestinian health ministry in gaza is warning that at least three hospitals may be forced to close because of power shortages there isn't enough fuel to power generators the backup unreliable electricity supplies stratford reports from gaza or what's caused the latest shortfall. of money deep is one of the

year after their latest exposé on soccer that led to a lifetime ban from the sport for the head of ghana'sfootball association for bribery and corruption and asked says the media environment in ghana is changing for the worse some some of which. we. should. if we please to cover. more. the head of gone is journalist association agrees. that we need to do something. but also to ensure their rights. he's got around to eat. there's been a number of high profile targeted killings in the month of january alone and people are asking what's happening here is this the beginning of a worrying trend as families say emotions are running high and they want answers and they want those answers from the police and the security services i'm up watching al-jazeera. israeli forces a fired bullets and tear gas at palestinian protesters gathered along the gaza israel security fence at least thirty people have been injured with claims that medics have been targeted dubbed the march of the returned demonstrations have now run for forty three consecutive fridays at least two hundred forty eight palestinian prote

football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedomnot only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that that environment could be changing and this has come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain our position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for the participation as in england going as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime. as the family prepares to bury ahmed and asin his team say they are devastated but and shaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption i'm up waiting al-jazeera. there's little progress between britain's prime minister and the leader of the opposition over her brics deal through the may has written to jeremy corbyn urging him once again to meet her for talks he's refused to join discussions unless she guarantees what britain won't crash out of the e.u. without an agre

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coffins in a month even though the funeral industry is booming there are still only a few people in ghana who do this work it takes many years to learn and piri says these days fewer people are coming to learn because young people want something that can bring in money this. way. if you come back. early we. can remain. oh billy says people come from different parts of the walt to buy his coffins maureen says she's convinced that the how far money has given the father the sendoff he deserves by burying him with his most prized possession he struck bets. on a student with. a nice if not that's all beef on it with with his symbol of the symbol is the trumpets i'm sure you feel great to feel happy he will feel a nice families that are able to give their loved ones a grand burial at sea dart no board. like to go down in a microphone that's why i believe it's a day you can catch that story at all the others on our website facebook pages last piece about you thinking about the top in design your fancy then maybe you can get some ideas from the pictures you're about to see. that start and we all

you can see snow rugby is played in winter conditions where snowfall is plentiful like canada had ghana stand and here in russia a snow covered pitch is a necessity some call it rugby fever watching russia compete in the twenty eleven rugby world cup and took up the chill down version. which engine i'm usually very dynamic again. the rules are simple. they are simplified compared to normal rugby if there's a regular anyone can participate in snow rugby. everything is easy so the first class and very spectacular this tournaments in its eighth year features male and female teams the organizer who's dedicated job is to look after snow and beach rugby in russia says it could be the world's biggest and believes there's still room to grow at the mall who are more guys this is a human version of rugby which is just developed seen recently is really not your sport or are not cool these are lonely the beginning. with more war because. in september russia face hosts japan in the opening match of the twenty nineteen rugby world cup in tokyo and then russians can keep on practicing in the snow. yet

there still only a few people in ghana who do this work it takes many years to learn and piri says these days fewer people are coming to learn because young people want something that can bring in money this. way. if you come back. we're. going to. recess people come from different parts of the world to buy his coffins. adams says she's convinced the her family has given their father the send off he deserves by burying him with his most prized possession his trumpets. a student with. a nice if not that's all beef. with with his symbol for the symbol is the trumpets i'm sure you feel free to fill up the. families that are able to give their loved ones a grand burial at sea dart noboru. lots of good on it and i think that's why i believe it's a day you can catch that story and all the others on our website facebook page of the last piece but you're thinking about the top in design your fancy then maybe you can get some ideas from the pictures you're about to see. let's start to. take a closer look at modern culture from germany and also culture. hey this is not. bad for video game music so

business africa welcome the central bank of ghana has lowered its prime lending rates to sixteen percent on monday bringing it to the lowest rate since twenty thirteen markets are expected no change in monetary policy decision is being seen as a sign that the country has made some progress in its attempt to battle soaring inflation let's take a closer look between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen the lending rate rose steadily with the figure hitting a high of a whopping twenty six percent it has dropped since then to the most recent rate of around about seventeen percent but compared with other parts of the world like the eurozone for example where interest rates have remained close to zero for years it's still very high the same class to guard inflation rage rate which is currently hovering at around nine percent slower than in previous years but still very high compared.

in ghana for the night before the execution his attorney paid him another visit. after eating his last meal he confessed to another twenty five murders ones. he wrote down everything to the last detail that did not allow his attorney to use the information for a new trial he wanted to be executed and did not want a retrial had annoying. and so schumann was executed as planned his executioner was caught and framed as the read judge. but the first mass murder in the weimar republic where almost became newspapers small print amidst the turmoil in berlin in march nineteen twenty two reactionary generals had unleashed an attempted coup that brought germany back to the brink of civil war. the first phase of the weimar republic was dogged by a major problem following the defeat in the first world war how could former soldiers especially those in the regular army be provided with gainful employment clique and meanwhile fry course had sprung up went on top of the fight course. the tried course were paramilitary units that have been hastily assembled in the aftermath of the

the constitution what impact will the outcome have on the country the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining towns questions the heritage february on al-jazeera . and i'm going to look into all the top stories here on al-jazeera the british parliament has given the go ahead for three is made to return to brussels and try to secure a better brags that they'll but one of the u.k. prime ministers most important to go shaping tools was ripped from her as m.p.'s also voted to block a no deal breaks it that imbiber explains what it means for the u.k. and how the e.u. has reacted. oh. outside the u.k. parliament the debate was fierce that is jesus bricks it is still as divisive as ever and as the prime minister opened the debate on plan b. she referenced the enormous defeat the commons gave her withdrawal agreement two weeks ago the vote was decisive and i listened so the world knows what this house does not want today we need to send an emphatic message about what we do want to hear the opposition labor party back to an amendment ensuring parliament

the constitution what impact will the outcome have on the country the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining and questions their heritage february on al-jazeera . in september twenty seventh team the people of the kurdish region of northern iraq voted in favor of independence from baghdad. but joy was short lived as the iraqi government reacted force me against any idea of separation. al-jazeera world travels to the kurdish regional capital of the ability to investigate independents and the iraqi kurds on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. that's. where every. this is zero. coming up in the next sixty minutes the white house. owned oil company and the military option is still on the table. i think it absolutely essential that we have a dialogue about human rights that is coherent with our own objectives. egypt over its human rights record on a visit to cairo saying security and personal liberty.

one hot the agency believes there could be others in neighboring countries as well as plans to go to ghana and senegal next. where exploited by virtue of the ability from me through our communities in various parts of nigeria six different states to be precise. tricked into going into mali giving the impression of doing to be getting jobs. and the usual story some of them are actually docked it. back from school snatched by traffic. zimbabwe's president is about to investigate accusations of assault and torture by his security forces and a synagogue was calling for a national inquiry following the violence during protests against steep increases in fuel prices but rights groups fear nothing will change the reports from harare. he says he doesn't want his family to visit him in hospital he's afraid that could be victimized for associated with someone police suspect participated in anti-government protests. in. the business for. proof. ridge. last week suburbans demonstrated against a fuel price hike which had more than doubled overnight the government responded with force more than six hund

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despite widespread popularity other african countries including kenya ghana and south africa have also banned the creams but unregulated versions are easily available to buy illegally on the internet this could become dangerous for people like our mana who are not ready to give up the notion that lighter skin is more beautiful nor about the manly al-jazeera. hello again is a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera chinese state media says north korean leader kim jong un is in beijing to meet president xi jinping china is north korea's main ally and the trip comes ahead of an expected meeting between kim and south korean president in the vehicle pollens monitoring events from hong kong kim is also using his bridge here at this point which is where i am a list say they think that kim is now using the fact that relations between the u.s. and china are strained particularly if they are in the midst of a trade war to get as much as north korea could possibly get out of these talks also so involving time now would be a key strategic move for north korea the former chairman of car co

. >>> federal reserve ghana two day meeting discussing strategy around monetary policy, jerome powell and other members are keeping interest rates on hold following a hike last december. let's take a live look at the big board right now and see how the stock market is dog. dow is up 40 points. >>> uk leaves the european union. british lawmakers are voting on a series of amendments. several issues on the table, britain's relationship with europe post brexit and where northern ireland stands after the split. a popular proposal with both sides postponed brexit for a few months to negotiate, they have until march 29th to decide. >>> fresh peaches, necklines and plumbs are being recalled. the fda says new york based jack vandenberg ink issued the warning including costco and wal-mart in 18 states. >>> let's get a check on the forecast, receive some clouds and rain the forecast. >> we are tracking a series of weather systems that will move in, storm systems that will bring that wet weather. so active weather pattern for the bay area. showers earlier this morning, weak disturbance, sales for

years i've had the privilege of meeting with peace corps volunteers in tanzania, guatemala, senegal, ghana, and they're working at the community level to improve global food security, improving crop production, teaching better nutrition practices, strengthening government extension services. what i liked, what i learned is that volunteers are not just doing this in the act sector, but the peace corps is encouraging volunteers across its sectors to reduce hunger, poverty, and malnutrition. whether a volunteer is building a school community garden or teaching climate-smart agricultural practices, i can tell you this, their experience shapes them for the rest of their lives. i should know because i was a peace corps volunteer, twice. when i joined the, it was right out of college. i was altruistic and adventurous. to be honest, i did not understand the professional benefits peace corps would give me later in life. it sparked in me a passion for international development and charted my career path moving forward. at the time, i just wanted to live in another country and do something meaningful

there's a stamp in ghana although they have nothing to do we went to school at least not locally to me there is a stamp adopt it. that's on the line as you may know all over the world but you decided to stay here to stay at home why here and not somewhere out of the big wide world also by the way we'll go this it was a good i think coincidences exist sometimes they're preordained. relish they like of years ago if i had been a coach i might have been working outside obese and tom who had been in the hotel came along as well i think it was the right decision to have it here. because the village over visa is closely linked with the name yen suffice for those that wish to know and it's also good publicity for us especially for the hotel and it's free publicity to worse and i'm really glad i've stayed here it's my home. after all that travelling around because of my sports and i was glad to find something. you know for you to live a sport instead because to be home staying at home and not having to go far away after all that travelling that makes sense now this building is more than twenty

at the time he worked in factories that he finally left the country and never returned he went to ghana and zambia he would not be surprised to learn he was in china but that never came back. my grandmother blamed him for that and in 1951 his sister who was a prosecutor practicing as a trial lawyer he never went to her for advice. he never asked her to help him in any way. and my father said after he got out of prison they never spoke again and 20 years later he died - - ten days apart from each other at the end of their lives they corresponded a little bit. but they never actually reconciled but i want to focus to think about the values of the time. the stories about people breaking through barriers , they were very high and these are the stories we need to be telling. what my grandmother was for me, a very scary woman who would correctly want - - quickly. she thought her grandchildren had very bad manners. i knew nothing about her life i learned about it and then the things that i saw as scary were part of the fortitude that had carried her through to succeed by the forties the most f

football association for bribery and corruption ghana has a very good track record of press freedomnot only in west africa but across the entire continent and that's what's made this all the more shocking media and civil society organizations are concerned that that environment could be changing this has come to. that which we need to do something extra not only to maintain our position but also to ensure their rights atmosphere is governed sheet for participation as in england going as president has called on the police to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators of what he called a heinous crime as the family prepares to bury ahmed and mass and his team say they are devastated but unshaken in their resolve to continue exposing corruption i'm up watching al-jazeera across. well sweden has a new center left minority government four months after the country went to the polls parliament ended the political deadlock and elected caretaker prime minister of finance at the top job his social democrats party managed to get the backing of the greens to secure a majority britain's prime

now yet what the united nations calls the world's worst manmade humanitarian disaster apparently ghana's less attention than the murder of one journalist well that explains. the killing of jamal has shoji sparked a media firestorm televised crusade by journalists pundits columnists week after month or less democracy. in the disappearance of washington post contributor if you want to do a building in never came out of the building the murder happened because shogi had died here is building any us response such as journalists of military and murder at the saudi saudi it was almost overnight the saudi government was made a pariah out cussed directly accused of killing of the cruelly one man saudi government denies it's complicit saying it was done by root elements and suddenly suddenly everyone remembers the war in yemen congress are beginning to catch on to the nature of this regime likely they are not telling us the truth about what happened. why would we believe them to. intentionally hitting civilians inside yemen this really needs to alter our relationship we need to bring an end to th

calls the world's worst manmade humanitarian catastrophe apparently ghana's far less attention than the killing of one journalist. explains. the killing of jamal has shot jeep sparked a media firestorm televised cool city by journalists pundits columnists. journalists. kemal. the disappearance of washington post contributor if you want into a building and never came out of the building the murder happened because shogi had died media here is building in the us was just a list of all to show you and murder the saudis the saudi was almost overnight the saudi government was made up. outcast directly accused of killing of a coolie one man the saudi government denies it's complicit saying it was done by we'll get elements suddenly suddenly everyone remembers the war in yemen concourse a beginning to catch on to the nature of this regime likely they are not telling us the truth about what happened to show why would we believe them the bay are intentionally hitting civilians inside you know this really needs to alter our relationship we need to bring an end to the conflict in yemen make no mis

coco, i've worked -- oa, i've worked a law of cocoa farms in cote d'ivoire and ghana -- i have gone tococoa farms, and when you see them, it is a tough existence for them. when i was there, i probably asked 20 kids what do you want to be when you grow up? not one of them said cocoa farmer, so that is obviously a challenge for our business. joel: what did they say? mr. reid: everything from school teachers, doctors, but not one of them said cocoa farmer. that is part of the challenge is how the you make them more attractive place. a disposable income so they can afford to send the kids to school, and you put that together. joel: he did mention sustainability a little bit. where else is there room for improvement, not just at mars but through the rest of the industry's you are in? mr. reid: i think there's opportunities everywhere. in the pet area, there's a challenge with fish and -- in thailand, so a lot of the fishermen there -- we got a lot of fish from thailand where there were human issues and people were being kept on boats too long. we worked with other ngo's and said let's see i

joshua craig from ghana sent in this photo with a question for us. why do flowers close. night and how do they do it. the flowers don't only move when the wind blows. or when you give them to your sweetheart. it all happens so slowly that the movement is best captured with time lapse photography. a rose bursts into bloom. plants open and close their blossoms every day not all at night but at different times depending on their needs why is that they only pollinators to carry their pollen to other flowers and fertilize them. but it flowers all over and at the same time the competition for the bees or backs or birds would be very great. crocus as do close their flowers at night the theory is that they do so to protect their pollen from the damp and the cold but how do they do it. at this party it's easy to see how it works that young people use their muscles and joints to make their dance moves. but flowers all they have to do is stand there to attract pollinators with their beautiful colors nectar and fragrance. but they do also have joints of a sword where the petals grow

she's originally from ghana and grew up in reston. her dad worked as a maintenance man to help paid for her daughter's train. last year'sinter games in pyeongchang she became the first black speed skater to qualify for a u.s. speed skating olympic team. hking her win even sweeter, tomorrow she wilave births day cake. >> s's 19. happy birthday to her. >> she's an athlete, may not have any cake. >> or she will just burn it off. mm-hmm >> let's go outside and take a look. lauryn ricketts will be back to let us know when we'llarm up w stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier ... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it

there's no doubting that ghana has made an immediate impact as the united caretaker manager —— ole gunna an uplift connected with old trafford, a smile in how they play. look at paul pogba, four golds and three assists under the reign of solksjaer. they will want clean sheets, only two this season, on a par with fulham fc. in the corresponding fixture, newcastle won 1-0 corresponding fixture, newcastle won 1—0 and rafa benitez as a manager against manchester united has a good track record, winning his last four home games. newcastle last season, chelsea before that and twice with liverpool. newcastle need the three points because at home this season they've been poor, suffering seven defeats. rail billeting to change that in the second half of the season. that in the second half of the season. i'll bejoined by alan shearer and there will be commentary from 7pm. —— bale building to change that. —— bale be looking and that match will see both teams looking to turn around their poor seasons in the premier league. the hosts are in desperate need of three points having found themselves four p

ten from ghana wanted to find out more. why are flies attracted to the smell of bras and decay in their very annoying and they transmit disease but not every fly is the same. there are many species of flies all of which are of different topics and preferences for example when it comes to where they feed flies like fall from elf which makes them good recyclers of waste but only a few species are attracted to feces or other rossing material. take fruit flies for example they prefer acidic food such as fruits they don't just eaters they also mate and lay their eggs there as scientists discovered a few years ago. little flies love the smell of ross they can smell meat from a kilometer away but for them it's the perfect place to lay their eggs the larvae then consume the meese. take advantage of the titan our own is known as the corpse flower for the stink it uses to attract the flies and other insects that pollination. we humans are also looking for ways to make use of this pawnshop for foul smells soldier fly larvae can demoli