and then in ghana, he had many, many people come as he completed his work, and ghana gives him citizenshiphis own u.s. citizenship there. the next year in america the march on washington is being formed. roy wilkens was a great man, but he could not tolerate duboise' radicalism. he is, after all, trained in europe. he does have these language -- he's not a mild man, he's not a man who lacks any accomplishment himself. roy wilkins comes to the podium and announces the death of w.e.b. duboise, really the creator of the naacp, announced his death. and dr. king, to end, dr. king on duboise' birthday, february 23,1968, held again by esther jackson and others at new york's carnegie hall in honor of the -- [inaudible] and he said dr. duboise is not only an intellectual giant, he was in the first place a teacher. he would have wanted his life to teach us something about our tasks of emancipation. he did not apologize for being black, and because of it, he was never handicapped. and so this was the life of w.e.b. duboise, perhaps our greatest intellectual. thank you. [applause] now, i don't know ho

he also left early and went to ghana, and he went to ghana to complete -- there he is with kwame -- [inaudible] founded the convention party in ghana and led the country to independence. and he invited dr. duboise there to work and help, to help complete this book, the ensigh crow field ya africana. encyclopedia. you can see the suit he wears. i have a couple of those. and he -- [inaudible] his 95th birthday. they had it at freedom hall there. and he became -- his goal was to complete this ensigh crow field ya africana which was to complete -- [inaudible] and only a couple of years ago it was finally reprinted and completed at harvard. and there in ghana he had many, many people come as he completed his work. and ghana gives him citizenship. he denounces his own u.s. citizenship there. the next year in america is the march on -- as the march on is being formed, a great man could not tolerate duboise's radicalism and in many with ways sort of asked him prematurely to take a voluntary assignment, and duboise was fed up with that. he is, after all, trained in europe. he's not a mild man,

, you're from ghana, brazil, you are from brazil, you are from haiti.ct, 1 million border arrests this year and you have heard those people say they are from ghana, brazil, haiti, not just people coming from the northern triangle or mexico, feel like something has changed it. what is it that has changed? >> for simple what changed, the biden administration. when you well, million plus illegal immigrants into this country it is becoming a choice and an obvious choice by the biden administration that as you see the message has been sent around the world we are a free for all, we have open borders, come one, come off and it is ironic when you think about up at the white house and the government and large, facebook posts about covid tyranny are problematic but welcoming hundreds of thousands legally untested that doesn't seem to be a problem for this administration so you have to understand where they prioritize the health of americans and people coming in because at this point it is beyond a crisis, it is absolutely a choice. >> they are bashing ben and je

but if ghana stands border than estimated, 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. for join nell by ali latifah, he's a journalist in cobb bowl. it's good to have you on the program. i'll either video that we have seen of those special forces who were surrendering to the taliban and then who were executed it. so graphic, we can't show to tell version viewers, but it begs the question, do these government forces these soldiers, do they stand any chance against the taliban? yeah, of course they do. you know, they're there as much as, you know, districts are falling into, it's all about hands are also being taken back. and i think we need to be really careful of this very doom and gloom narrative ahead of time. the war still ongoing . you know, things are still happening. there's still a fight being put up and i think the more we sort of already hand over a victory until told bonnie think we're doing this service to the country. where do we know in terms of percentage of territory? do you know how much the totally, by them taken and how much african forces then have be

he spoke to a group from ghana. you discuss that, the facilities are totally overwhelmed right now. what are you seeing in the way of covid protection protocol happening? especially as the delta variant gross. and according to this administration and the media, that should be our absolute primary concern with every decision and every action undertaken. >> to be honest, not a lot of precautions. you can see some of them are wearing masks, some of them are not. a lot of them are coughing on the buses. that doesn't mean they have covid, it could be allergies or some of the situation going. however, the agency talked to on the ground here we say more and more of these folks have been testing positive for covid once they get taken into custody. they said a lot of nicaraguans were testing positive for covid. i believe since april they've had more than 7,000 cases at holding facilities. that's likely going up as the delta variant spreads. it's going be a major concern because these processing centers are completely overwhe

he believes its popularity to goes to show how important reggae is too many people in ghana. what you're right, it's not because it is just rig it, but it is because the message that read this fall is what people are listening to a reg is the only kind of genre that are suit frame and define it's message. a message of unity and peace for black roster and other lovers of reggae in ghana, the beat will continue to sound from generation to generation. unity love and peace. hardly any one priest message more than boy molly. he is not just an idle for black roster, but v icon reagan music around the world. so why did is flourish is past so many people, how it's rigor linked to african vehicle on my vision, and any doc sites to rig my colleague, liz, sure. tell you the whole truth. everyone in africa knows this guy is the make of most famous export reggae for marley, long after his dad, bob marley and reggae music remains widely popular low belief, but particularly across the african continent. so what made african fall in love with rigging to me is the most prob, consent of music

he believes its popularity to goes to show how important reggae is too many people in ghana. what dr. joe miner? it's not because it is just rig it. what it is because the message that read this fall is what people are listening to a reg is the only kind of genre that are suit fame and defined if message the message of unity and peace for black roster and other lovers of reggae and ghana. the beat will continue to sound from generation to generation. unity love and peace. hardly any one preached that message more than bob molly. he is not just an idol for black roster, but v icon of rigor music around the world. so why did his flourish is past so many people, how it's rigor linked to african, be colonization, and any doc sites to rigg? my colleague liz shoo, tells you the whole truth. everyone in africa knows who this guy is. the make us most famous exports, reggae, us, bob marley, long after his, as bob marley and reggae music remain widely popular globally, but particularly across the african continent. so what made the african fall in love with rigging to me is the most pr

on initiative in ghana is now trying to call farmers with eco friendly message. oh, here in the northwest inside of ghana, farmers mainly cultivate soybeans. fidelity. a cuckoo is out in the fields to care for her for hector of land 4 years ago for the later part in the training session for sustainable agriculture. since then, her crop yields and the prophet having creek monday, in addition to fami, has recently established a 2nd business. she sells traditional textiles in the communities around her village. glenda. i used to have a 2 or 3 bucks the eco was things i started using the knock, it's 7 to 8 bucks, but enough for lunch to learn how to inoculate feeds during a training session conducted by the local company green e f. today the farmers engine, jodi cool. also taking thought to ensure that the method is simple. the seeds us dead together with water and sugar before dried because of the cheese, but curia added bacteria keep pass away. each scalp, the seed must be moist once dried. the luckily to seeds must be sewn as precise distances to one another. than

ghana. you are from ghana. brazil. you are from haiti. what did you decide to come?lace. take a look at this startling information. the busiest sector along the border, the rio grande valley. fox news confirming that covid-19 cases amongst migrants down in the rio grande valley have surged a staggering 900% in the first two wholeas weeks of july. it's not just the migrants. the border agents too. more than 40 of themem have tesd positive this fiscal year. five of them are currently hospitalized. there is also an ongoing security situation. take a look at this photo right here. right here, this man was arrested. he is an active member of the cartel, an extremely dangerous mexican drug cartel.ed state troopers found him walking on the side of the road. thankfully they were able to take him into custody. before he got further into the u.s. tucker, we'll send it back to you. >> tucker: amazing story. you can't walkke from ghana. you can't take a train from haiti. you can afford a plane ticket but you are a refugee? didn't even ask him that? no one cares. do they have cov

s. military mission can stand, continues to the end of august, where the future of ghana stand looking marquis b. it's only natural that a new wave of refugees from there is expected in europe. it's obvious that austria can close its borders. it has already regularly tightened it's asylum policies recently. the justice minister for the green party says more such steps wouldn't be right for the country. the asylum law has already been tightened in recent years. oh, laws, often enough options, but we just have to apply them in a consistent manner. moreover, and 29 king, the european court of justice ruled that you members have no right to the port a refugee even for committing a serious crime. if he or she prove that live by home would be in danger. all of this does seem to tie the hands of chancellor kurtz, who like you've heard, is in favor of different patients for criminals. the minister of interior from mr. kurtz is party has locked horns with the greens justice minister saying he will push for more rigid migration and repass ration rules. at the level. the e u silence system is not

s. military moving out in a hurry up, ghana style is already facing new challenges. helping seen selling plundered us goods after looters run. what was america's main military base and background. us troops stepped out of the field in the dead of nights without notifying local forces. that's the claim of afghan officials. the pentagon denies seeing the afghan military was well informed of the withdrawal. nevertheless, locals living and working nearby are worried about what life calling them. they got everyone who's worried about how long the uncertainty will continue. no one is doing business, the markets, and the people that work there have been badly affected. business has collapsed because there is no stability before when the us didn't plan withdraw, things were stable, but the instability is increased since they left me. i'm very clear the yes, have contracts with market owners here and we used to purchase from them that withdraw will affect our business. we can buy any goods because there are transportation proven well answering questions from the media. the president rejected comp

the taliban, rapid advance process. ghana stan has put key cities at risk of being overtaken. still by didn't insist the united states won't be at fault if that happens. no, no, no. it's up to the people who are getting stand, decide on what government they want, not us to impose the government on them. as part of its humanitarian effort, the white house announced on thursday. it will also ship $1400000.00 doses of the johnson and johnson kofi the vaccine to afghanistan. but critics argue, afghanistan needs much more, especially afghan interpreters that served and supported us troops and are now in danger. the white house and says 30 vacuuming, thousands of african nationals and their families to a 3rd party country while their visas are being processed was complete. those who supported the u. s. mission in afghanistan could be offered asylum in the united states. kimberly held kit al jazeera, the white house in south korea will raise grown of iris restrictions to the highest level in the capitol starting on monday. and it faces what appears to be its worst wave. the measures

he believes that popularity just goes to show how important reggae is too many people in ghana. what got to jeremiah? it's not because it's just rig it, but it is because the message that read this fall is what people are listening to a reg is the only kind of genre that are stood fame and define its message, the message of unity and peace for black roster, and other lovers of reggae and ghana, the beat will continue to sound from generation to generation. unity love and peace. hardly any one preached the message more than bore molly. he is not just an idle for black roster, but v icon reagan music around the world. so why did his flourish, spa, so many people, how it's rigor length to african vicola my station, and i need duck sites to rekey. my colleague, liz, sure, tell you the whole truth. everyone in africa knows this guy is the make us most painless export, reggae, us, bob marley, long after his dad and bob marley and reggae music remain widely popular globally, but particularly across the african continent. so what made africa fall in love with riggins was to be, to me, i

oh, love of ghana, san putting in mind the corona pandemic in the country. and both parties will take the necessary steps to serve god, the medical boy is to help medical equipment and medicines to reach the end of the people. nationwide, all over ganeth, both delegation express their gratitude to the set of cuts for the good efforts to reach peace in the country. also the to day negation ex. but the appreciation to the neighboring countries for the corporation and the peace process. now the law will go to dr. i've the lab and he will talk to you.

they are not ready to accept, not only women of ghana, son, but how they're right. so there's no guarantee they will respect and recognize human rights, women's rights, freedom of expression, power of sharing. and of course, the power of the people, which is the constitution of got to stand in national identity and values, which is the afghans made. and the last 20 years, we paid a lot a, we paid our life, we paid to time for it. and for, for me, it's not to really easy to accept it. i should go back 22 years for where i started . i start my activity and to be a women's rights activist during a ton of time. it was the 1998 degree where you say in the country, it's hard for me for you remain in the country that looks like you're taliban ro over. i'm calling always? yes, yes. this is my life. a i took the decision when they beat me on the street. and did i? it was like a just a wake up call for me because i was a visiting the doctor without me a month member of my family. so they big me on the street. why i'm alone with my little girl with my daughter. although i shav

he believes its popularity to go to show how important reggae is too many people in ghana. what got to do either. it's not because it is just rig it, but it is because the message that riggers for is why the people are listening to a reg is the only kind of genre that are suit fame. and define is message a message of unity and peace. black roster and other levels of reggae in ghana, the beat will continue to sound from generation to generation. unity love and peace. hardly any one priest that message more than bob molly. he is not just an idle for black roster, but v icon of rigor music around the world. so why did his flourish is past so many people, how it's rigor linked to african, the colonization, and any doc sites to rigg? my colleague, liz, sure, those you the whole truth. every one in africa knows who this guy is to make us most famous exports, reggae for marley, long after his dad, bob marley and reggae music remain widely popular globally, but particularly across the african continent. so what made the african fall in love with riggins to me is the most prob, cons

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you've got 34 provincial capitols in ghana stant. none of them have been seized as of today by the taliban. although the taliban is putting pressure on the outskirts of probably a half of them, 17 of them in fact. and what they're trying to do is isolate the major population centers. at least 25 people have died in severe flooding, and china is central hung province of the heaviest rainfalls and records began. 200000 people have been moved to safety the leader of tens. and he is main opposition. party has been arrested. freeman and boy, and 10 other child him. a party members were detained in the early hours of wednesday in the city of wonder. they were planning a conference to demand constitutional reforms. already say they were arrested for inciting unauthorized assembly. offices to partner with band, any political party activities from taking place in this area with just making sure people are here to the laws of the country that invited many people turning their plan, meeting from a party meeting into a public one, even though th

but me can international quality images challenge less than 10 percent of the produce in ghana, portable this has led many women employed in the industry to call and a government and companies to provide them with just to produce better quality. but instead of allowing the less to export or not better non, if the companies could come down to educate as well on how to produce quality butter for them that would benefit us. you know that that, that they could even by the nuts and bring it to us to process the better for them . when you've done it that way. they empowering a what they are doing is crippling our businesses at the number would export targets on the rise from attempts to women training in ship, but the system minutes that if nothing is down to regulate the export abroad last will many years could face a trade to the alive and who's with this bigger companies we, i really, really afraid of what's next. the better is for us to, i mean, see how the government can come in and help us to reduce the export of the out the for many women. and we're gonna the chance to have ski lim, foo

the pentagon has voiced alarm about the worsting security crisis in ghana. start the most senior us generals as the taliban now controls nearly half of the countries. $400.00 plus districts. it coincides with the ongoing pullouts of american troops. thousands of people have rallied and addis ababa to show their support for the philippine government forces fighting into gray . it comes as the conflicts has widened to include fighters from the neighboring. i'm horror and afar regions. the french president of called an urgent national security meeting to discuss the pegasus scandal. it follows reports that emanuel macro and several government ministers were targeted for phone hacking by an unidentified moroccan security service. morocco had denied those reports. the director of the opening ceremony at the tokyo olympics has been fired just the day before the start of the games he was dismissed after organizes became aware of a holocaust jokes he told in 1998 back now to witness. i'll have the news for you, and a little under 30 minutes. i me to i mean, ah ah ah

the united states has committed to helping those who helped us during our time in ghana step over the last 20 years. and indeed we've had very brave afghans who stood with with us, with our soldiers, with our diplomats, mostly as translators, and interpreters. and as a result of that service benefit from the possibility of securing a visa to come live in the united states were actively engaged in that process. and notably in relocation planning for those brave afghans and their families. heavy fighting is continuing across parts of southern. i've gone last on. it's been taking place around kandahar city where 20 people have been injured in the past. 2 of air strikes have been reported since the neighboring helmand province to new jersey as president, his vowing to crack down on corruption. he's demanding the return of billions of dollars he says was stolen from the public and is offering a settlement side also dismissed the head of the national state television on wednesday at least 9 people have been killed as fighting intensive eyes in southern syria. government forces have surround

the last us troops leaf back from ghana, some of the patches that leaves many afghans with dread as the telephone white in the wings and drama and disappointments things. the key was placed in the euro. 2020 semi finals are the penalties, shoot out victory over switzerland equally maxed out of there when over the ah ah, i'm rebecca writ his welcome to the program. military aircraft has been mobilized to help evacuate towns and fight more than 130 wildfires carrying across western canada. a record setting hate wave has fueled the fires rescues and now searching for missing people in little british columbia. roughly a 1000 people fled the town, which was almost entirely wiped out. for many, it was a chaotic escape. we've just minutes to spare residents of leech and escape through thick smoke und dash. the fire front moved so quickly. they had almost no warning before the town was engulfed in flames. right. so it looks like the fire went over them and it's about to get everyone that stuck on that side of the mountain. me and my daughter just i know, but we could see the house literally in

you've got 34 provincial capitols in ghana stant. none of them have been seized as of today by the taliban. although the taliban is putting pressure on the outskirts of probably a half of them. 17 of them in fact. and what they're trying to do is isolate the major population centers. the military has been called in to joined rescue efforts in central china is head on province, the worst flooding and decades. at least 25 people have been killed. many were trapped in the subway and jane jo at the regional capital, which seemed the heaviest rainfall since records began. 200000 people had been moved to safety. the chinese in red crescent says at least 70 migrants from bangladesh have drowned trying to cross the mediterranean sea. the boat sank off, setting off if leave from the water on the north, west coast. 380 people were rescued. fathers, trinity, and coast guard. among them were migrants from syria, egypt to dom eritrea. molly and banker. dish townsend, he is main opposition. party is demanding to know where it's chairman is after a

but if ghana stands border, an estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. all the la c p is the journalist income bowl. he's been following events for us and i asked him, how do we or do we know how much territory has been taken by the taliban so far? and how much the afghan forces have been able to retake. unfortunately, these territories trade hands all the time. they've been trading hands for years. currently, they're trading hand all the time. a mean avalon media is full of reports that you know, x province acts, districts fell to the taller bond today. and then these districts were again backed by the taliban tomorrow. and at the same time, you know, did the issue is that there are a lot of areas that are under the influence are under taliban control or their areas where the government will have some presence but not full presence. and so it's really hard to sort of quantify these things. there's really no one going out and doing these studies and the claims keep, you know, both sides keep claiming, you know, control of x amount of territory at any giv

there are people on both sides who support the idea that after 20 years we have not done enough enough ghana stan, and we can't afford more losses and there are others who think that it's a remarkably dangerous move to be pulling out of afghanistan right now within descending taliban. >> but i think what president biden concluded is that we have to change our strategy. for 20 years we've had combat troops on the ground we've achieved militarily but we wanted to achieve, which was that we got osama bin laden, and we've decapitated al-qaeda's leadership. we have provided to good afghanistan of becoming a safe haven for the taliban. and now -- in effect from sea syria, from yemen, from a number of places in the world. we have to reset and re-posture our force, we have an over the horizon kinetic strike capability to use -- from the skies where we can phonetically strike terrorists where they are. and that's gonna be the strategy going for it in afghanistan. there is a risk of course that the afghan government can fall to the taliban. that is been clear, and biden has said has is a possibility w

one couple from ghana, the woman was a baker, the man an electrician. they left in january, flew into brazil, they crossed into bolivia, mexico, then up here. they're heading for hartford, connecticut, where they have friends. back out here live, all of them have different plans, they're coming from different places, and the surge is not slowing down at all. it's the middle of summer out here, brutally hot. it hasn't slowed down right now. they're coming in all over the place. we've seen groups like this every single day this week and to wrap it up here, also concerning that i.c.e. is reporting that 30% of their detainees are refusing the covid-19 vaccine while they are in federal custody, this as the number of migrants testing positive for covid-19 is surging down in the rio grande valley, surging by more than 900%. send it back to you. mike: bill melugin all over it from the southern border, many thanks. for more we are joined by texas attorney general ken paxton. welcome, general. >> good afternoon. mike: the great state of texas has begun arresting

around this time, the end of july, little bit later, john lewis and the black caucus and i went to ghana and we went to where -- the door of no return, where the first slaves that came to the united states, 400 years ago -- well, to america -- it wasn't the united states -- went to that door of no return and got on those death ships, if they surrived -- survived, slavery was their destination. so tragic. john, you should have seen the reception he received. it was so beautiful there. but john said to us, you know, the -- this is as part of marketplace history as the -- american history as was the march over selma. he said, we may have come to america on different ships, but now we're in the same boat. and that's how we view this. same boat of america for a more perfect union. he's such an inspiration to us, as was dr. king. mr. clyburn has i think constantly going in his office, because no matter how many times you hear the speech of dr. king, it continues to inspire, strengthen, and keeps us focused on the purpose that we are all on the same ship. thank you. >> thank you, thank you.

we spoke with a couple from ga ghana. basically they told us there left in january, they flew into brazil, crossed into bolivia. they eventually arrived in mexico, walked to the border fence here and the plan is to go to hartford, connecticut where they have friends. you see this happening every day. we've had groups of several hundred showing up to the border gate every day this week. the surge is not slowing down. there was a journalist who asked one of the migrants, what do you think about president biden. she responded in spanish, essentially said we thank president biden for the opportunity to come here right now and that's something we heard from the migrants as we talked to them all week long. we asked why do you come and they tell us they feel now is the right time. and it happens as i.c.e. is telling us that 30% of their detainees are refusing the covid-19 vaccine. it's just going to add another layer to the ongoing crisis as the delta variant starts to spread throughout the country. we'll send it back to you. ar

he believes that popularity just goes to show how important reggae is too many people in ghana . what got to do, right? it's not because it's just rig it, but it is because the message that read this fall is what people are listening to a reg is the only kind of genre that are stood fame and defined. it's message. a message of unity and peace, black roster and other lovers of reggae in ghana, the beach will continue to sound from generation to generation. unity love and peace. hardly any one creates that message more than bore molly. he is not just an idle for black roster, but v icon reagan music around the world. so why did his flourish is past so many people? how it's rigor linked to african vehicle on my vision, and any doc sites to rig my colleague, liz: sure. tell you the whole truth. everyone in africa knows who this guy is. the make of the most famous export reg, a marley, long after his dad, bob marley and reggae music remain widely popular globally, but particularly across the african continent. so what made africa fall in love with rigging? leslie to me is the most pro

. >> ghana. >> you are from ghana. >> brazil. you from haiti. so why did you decide to come?g closed, almost all of the migrants were eventually let through the gate and into the united states. border patrol officials tell me they couldn't just leave the group standing in the heat. the group had to be processed to find out who had value asylum claims and who doesn't. some will go ice and likely be released. others may be sent back. hundreds of the migrants were eventually loaded on to buses and vans and taken away to already overcrowded holding facilities. also in del rio over the weekend, texas state troopers arrested this active member of an incredibly dangerous mexican drug cartel. troopers tell me he was found walking along a local highway and later admitted to being a paid human smuggler. and near laredo on monday, texas troopers found 105 migrants crammed inside of a semi-truck after they pulled it over. the driver later arrested for human smuggling. and, bret, just arrest month, v.p. kamala harris declared that there was, quote, extreme progress being made down here at

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. >> ghana. you are from ghana. >> brazil. you from brazil. you are from haiti?a possibility of a complete taliban takeover. >> this is the people's house, not pelosi's house. >> we will not let their antics stand in the way. >> gain of function research was going on in that lab and nih funded it. anybody lying here, senator, it is you. >> we believe in lifting people up not locking people down. >> i just hosted the tampa bay buccaneers. there is a quarterback there, what's his name? >> they started calling me sleepy tom. [laughter] >> we stand with team u.s.a. as they bring many medals back home. >> bret: one week covering this country and here in washington. monday on "special report," the iraqi prime minister comes to the white house. what is the future of iraq, u.s. troops there. we'll take you there. please join martha mccallum on "fox news sunday" this weekend. her guest will be south carolina republican senator tim scott. virginia democratic senator mark warner and indiana republican congressman jim banks. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. tha

the us and nato pull out of the main base enough ghana stand as the security situation in the country gets worse. wildfires destroy a small village in western canada just days after it.

also coming off, the taliban disagrees with proposals and a political roadmap to end the violence in ghana stand saying the afghan government must prove its commitment.

also coming up tonight under fire in ghana stand as nato troops withdraw a lead afghan forces are battling and dying. trying to stop the advance of the taliban and to.

the armed group has been gaining territory across ghana, stone since international troops started pulling out. and now they've many afghans worried about their future. these afghan people are determined to leave the country. that's why thousands of them have gathered at this passport, office and capital cobble trying to find a way out their future has become too uncertain. as the fact of the us troops withdrawal will start to unfold from all according to the districts have fallen. there's not a single district without fighting a tale. bon, have even reached the chief of police, his office, and provincial capitals. i've come here to get my passport and get out of afghanistan. it's not safe here. many embassies have registered a dramatic increase in the number of visa and passport applications. as the tale, bon advances, people fear the hard one progress over the past 2 decades will start to roll back. women and girls, for example, went from near total exclusion from public life to being able to work and study in mix schools today. now these gains are hanging in the balance. very recently,

micro organ it can help plan survive, drive can be used in the fight against the past on initiative in ghana is now trying to call these farmers. eco friendly miss o. here in the north west insights of gunner farmers mainly cultivate soybeans. adelia who is out in the fields to care for her full hector's of land 4 years ago for the look at parts and a training session for sustainable agriculture. since then, her crops yield and the prophet having creak. monday, in addition to the bombing has recently established a 2nd business. she sells traditional textile in the communities around her village, glenda. and i used to have a 2 or $3.00 per acre, sees i started using the knock lines. it's 7 to 8 bus but not so long to learn how to inoculate feeds during a training session conducted by the local company green e f. today the farmers engine, jodi cool. also taking part the method is simple like the seeds of dead together with water and sugar before dried. it will be here but added bacteria keep pass away. each cow p. c must be moist once dried, the knuckles to seeds must be sewn at precise distan

officials say the last remaining american and needle troops has left the bag or military base and ghana, stan and handed over to ask and forces bag room with the center of the u. s. and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. the move comes as the us prepares to and it's 20 year conflict and i found the stamps. un officials have warned the security council that more than 400000 people in the o. b as t gray region are now suffering from famine. the region has been cut off from aides from fighting broke out last year between the government and rebels force its top un officials warned of new clashes despite a unilateral cease fire by if the government german chancellor, uncle, america, and british prime minister, boers, johnson say there are countries we'll work together closely by britons exit from the e. u. after face to face talks in london, medical said she hopes britons have been fully vaccinated against corona. violence will soon be able to travel to germany without quarantine. it was her last official visit to the u. k. before stepping down later this year. so again, this is dw