britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history.itain positively, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. hello, it's looking likely the uk will see its highest temperature on record at the start of next week. it's more likely than not that somewhere, we'll see a0 degrees celsius for the first time in the uk. that's why the met office has a red extreme heat warning in force on monday and tuesday. widespread impacts and disruption. do take a look at these warnings and what it means for you, and prepare for what's coming at the start of next week. this is the area covered by the red extreme heat warning on monday and tuesday, a large part of england. notjust a london thing — manchester, leeds in

britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history.w it as a home away from home, like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you have got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me, but has made me who i am, and it has made my life what it is today, so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. good afternoon. unprecedented levels of heat for the uk to content within in the days ahead. particularly through the early part of the new week. many may try to seek refuge close to our coasts, it is often cooler there, and obviously you have the relatively cool water to plunge into. what i will stress is the seat, the air we are going to be sitting in is such that even around the coasts the extreme heat warning does apply. the met office has issued this because our infrastructure and day—to—day lives are set to be tested by temperatures never seen before in the uk. spain and portugal have been badly impacted r

i'v e i've made the 3000 mile journey to the capital of ghana. i have not been since i was a kid. it feels comforting because i'm seeing people that look like me, that talk like my family and i'm seeing just, like, lead to people on the roadside, selling, it is vibrant but ultimately the goal is finding out what the british empire was all about. i don't have to look far to see physical reminder of the legacy of empire. this was built as a massive celebration to remind them of their independence from the british empire. so when it comes to my relationship with the british empire i know as much as i was taught in school. i know that we had an empire. it filled countries all around the world but growing up it was sort of told to me as something to be celebrated. i want to know whether the empire is something to be proud of. and what it was like for everyday people like my own family. to get started we are travelling. if i am exploring the british empire and how it has affected ghana, i come in a sense, i'm right in the middle of so what better way t

britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history.ain positively, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. because we start tuesday morning in a wedge of exceptionally hot air. this is actually the air overhead. the hottest it will have been throughout the whole of

britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history.vely, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am because of the empire. we will start with a reminder of the extraordinary temperatures recorded on tuesday, in excess of a0 celsius in a few locations what is even more extraordinary is just how widespread this high temperatures were, into the high 30s, even in northern england. 0n high 30s, even in northern england. on wednesday we would call this a typically hot day in the uk, 29 degrees in norwich, 27 also in london but compared to what we experienced that seems pretty tame now so our perspective has changed in the last few days. the at the forecast into thursday then and light winds with a weak area of high pressure over us, clou

but ghana did not slow down. they just kept going. world bank promised to provide, and reporting, "technical resistance for energy sector reforms in the drafting of a new renewable energy law." they entered the paris climate agreement. how virtuous. what happened next? this is the part you do not read that much about. last year donna experienced a complete shutdown of its power supply, no more electro city. [laughs] no emissions because we have no electricity. and blackouts have continued since then. just yesterday, a news source in ghana reported that "residents and parts of the ashanti region who have been hit with power cuts are without power, as well." as it turns out, you need electricity to provide water. also to grow food. now this is not a small thing. the ashanti region has millions of people living in it. there living in the stone age now. and it is not just the energy grid now compromised in ghana. international observers say the country is now facing severe food shortages and hunger, starvation within a matter of months. w

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the couple left london to make ghana their home.ners making their mark on an international level. but it's not in a way where they're recreating or reinterpreting what has been done by western designers, they're holding onto their own culture and identity and history and legacy, do you think that is the distinctive thing about it? i think that is an important aspect of it. i think there is a lot of hybridisation. i think social media has allowed for so much of an exchange. i think ghanaian designers are learning from nigerians who are learning from the senegalese and togolese. we are all, like i said, there is a synergy, we are all bouncing off each other and learning from each other. there is a confidence that has grown out of the continent. do you think that ghana has a specific spirit and energy about it? yes, exactly. i love how when you walk down the street, you see women who are in tailored clothes. you don't see that in many places around the world. there is a sense of pride in how you dress and clothes that fit you for your

and the government exp of ghana because it's not a rich government caved last year, according ghana's news service. ghana's agricultural minister, quote, urged local farmers to adopt an organic agriculture system to reduce the impact ofat climate change. >> oh,e what happened then? well, the good people gone up while they feel good about their fight against climate change are now starving. and in june last month, police in ghana used water and tear gas to attack hundreds of demonstrators in accra, which is the capital of ghana. it's not just gonna be the same thing, just happened in sri lanka. in 2006, the world economic forum published an article by a columbia professor called joseph stiglitz, one of the dumbest people on planet earth, urging ghana to transition to quote, high productivity, organic farming. what it's all about for me, ever farmed.d. >> but he felt strongly that sri lanka should try a new kind of farming and of course, sold it to sri f lankans as a pathway to prosperity. in 2015, the world economicwo forumrl published an article on its website entitled and recording t

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the capital of ghana. it's not just ghana. the same thing happened in sri lanka. in 2016 the world economic forum published an article by columbia professor called joseph stiglets. one of the dumbest people on planet earth. urging ghana to transition to high productivity organic farming. what does he know about farming? ever farm? no. he felt strongly that sri lanka should try new kind of farming. of course sold it to sri lankans as a pathway to prosperity. again this is tucker carlson. in 2015 the world nick -- economic forum published an article on it's website we are quoting, this is how we will make sri lanka rich by 2025. you can search for that article but it's gone now along with the government of sri lanka. so they had an actual insurrection. not january 6, not a guy in horns in a bare skin running around on mushrooms making weird noise. no, an actual insurrection where they come to your house, swim in your swimming pool, root through your sock drawer, and make you leave. that's what they did to th

between march and may, ghana has raised interest rates twice by 400 points each time and it was trying to wane inflation. but along with a drop in the value of the local currency in the month of march alone, they haven't stopped the prices of goods pushing for higher for most people here. >> the government looking to the international monetary fund for support says it is wanting help to get through the crisis. has it been enough? >> many people will tell you that we still feel the pinch because if you take off the margins we are still translating to high prices at the fuel pumps, and food prices continue to be a challenge. >> unless ghana increases domestic production introduces import, inflation will continue to rise. lauren: a natural disaster has been declared across parts of flood ravaged eastern australia which has seen a years worth of rain in three days. as the areas for flood emergency and 16 months and thousands of people have been told to leave their homes, sarah reports. >> another day of heavy rain. flash flooding and rising river levels have inundated homes and properties.

. >>> in ghana, they have a saying which means returns to your roots. to build it in a sustainable way. ♪ >> jason tarte is an educator, activist, a farmer, and a pioneer of sorts. in 2014, he did what a lot of black folks from here don't do. he returned home to english mcdowell county farms. >> come on over today. >> while the farm is owned and operated by jason, it's soon as soon as you get here that 8-year-old awhy runs the place. >> this is an eggplant. it will be coming out slowly. >> we'll be spending time with him later. the farm produces up to 100 tons per year. but its focus is to establish black culture in the region. he trains all races in agricultural and entrepreneurship. me, i'm here because i look good. ape year couture, anybody? there we go. i learned this from tyra. there we go. there we go. don't get distracted by my good looks. bees are a big deal here. >> i'm ready for work, bees. ready to check in. >> manny ferguson is the resident beekeeper and awai's dad. i'm telling you, this kid never stops. while awai cuts the grass, he's put m

and for the 1st time, ghana along with senegal, took part in the counter terrorism exercises. this comes as extremist violence in this the hell threatened to spill into the west african country. he w was given access to the military exercises in the boyer in northern gonna here in gun is vast. morse. daniel forces are linen, how to counter their traits of terrors, yet redness the u. s. army to this session is about waking closely as a team and he got quitting the wounded focus has really been on a small unit tactics or medical evaluation or correction, medical evacuation procedures, and then also some planning at the small unit level. these are skills in my need. islamist inter gagnon territory. you had used militant groups, are wading in the scope of the activities in west africa. part of the tree in, in ambushes, merely done in a simulation exercise. they are more than really given the kind of fight to be put in in trying to ambush leasing. so i guess that's just a confirmation that we're actually ready and prepared for any eventuality in any attack. gunner has an experience

. >> talk about the ghana connection. >> 2019, they had the year of return.e from there. to see the spirit of the people, how hard they work, they never quit. and here we are facing a lot of similar challenges. it really motivated me. so a lot of what we have done here in west virginia is a mirror of what's taken place in ghana. my ancestors raising hogs, chickens, you know, sustaining themselves for years. so bringing back that sense of pride and, you know, being a producer, a creator yourself. ultimately to leave a legacy of you see ay running around loving what he's doing, understanding what's going on. he understands value added. >> he tried to sell me honey. >> absolutely. >> look at that pretty thing. watch it. >> do you like do this work, a.y.? >> yeah. >> why do you like it? >> because it's fun. now what we do is cut this. >> that's a blade. >> careful. >> whoa. all right. you know what you're doing. you know you're not in an urban environment when a kid has unteterred access to the axe. so how often do you come here and do this work? >> every day. >>

a in ghana to with living conditions at their worsting 2 decades. the countries taking desperate measures. but at what cost? plus many kenyans are struggling to even put food on the table. can they change that in presidential elections just over a week from now? and the south african town where taps have run dry. the area has seen years of drought, but residents say there's more to the problem than just climate change. a hello, i'm told me all lady ball welcome to the program. $100.00 trillion dollars, slats one followed by 14 zeros mass, is as in bob ways, biggest denomination note from 2008 that year saw as in bob when piper inflation hit, one of the highest levels in history with a 0 dollar essentially not even worth the paper it was printed on. now, inflation is down to 200 percent, still one of the highest rates in the world. and by way, central bank is introducing gold coins as a hedge. it says to reduce the need for u. s. dollars and cub those run away prices. so we'll the banks plan work. we'll get expert analysis on that in just a moment, b

oh, that's the example of ghana, but we want to widen this out. so let's bring in kevin rama, be african development banks acting chief economist and vice president. welcome to deed of the news africa. ah, you speaking to us from washington, we've been presenting the 2022 african economic out. look at the i m f. and this comes out a time when a lot of africa countries are really struggling with the economic crisis. crises, ah, you know, huge debt, ah, what can these african countries do to make sure they don't become, for example, the next re lanka? ah, the challenges that are in or in african countries just like around the world because of her several overlapping global challenges that we have and has several solutions that can be domestic. i in terms of what african countries can do . but also there are things at a global community, mr. do. in order to support africa to recover from this shocks. i including the shocks off that overhang, as you have mentioned. so one of the key things that needs to be done is for african countries to improve thei

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and from lome we travelled to ghana, to accra, the cape coast, it was all really impressive.ou in benin, that was also really cool. was the ability to be able to travel around part of the decision—making when you decided to join? it wasn't the reason, but it is a really fun part of it. and in that way it is really important to be able to see the world, to show the kids the world and see different cultures. and i mean, they are in english school, they learn a different language. i mean, all these kind of things are a benefit, and something positive, i guess. ready, one, two, three, pull it out! so, what is your favourite part about living on the ship? i like it that we live close to our friends. what do you feel that travel brings to the kids? i can show my kids that it is not normal to have all these hospitals around you, and it's not normal to be rich or to buy anything you like. they have been exposed, when we went to senegal, an evening where we took a taxi back, some kids were begging for food. and that is really impressive forthe kids, and... then they have the ability t

. >> an all of this and your journey begins in ghana, i'm always fascinated in african, how does thathere. >> first no african has-- you got to do them all, do it all. and i have always-- for me it is a beginning. i grew up with a grand moth thary told story, they were incredible. they were always visual. i call it the hbo showtime netflix of its time and the beauty of that was they were imaginative. so i grew understanding that stories could be nonlinear, they could be very powerful tools. for the imagination. so over time for me that's just t chasing this idea of storytelling. understanding that stories bring us together, especially as a couldn't nent where stories are so few and far between and so few people know about our stories i found that having to do it in multiple media allows us to tell more of the same story. >> i love that you have done that across multiple media because you don't just direct. you don't just produce and create movies. you also are a rapper. you have like four self-released albums, right. >> i do. >> and now a novel, to throw into the mix. >> absolutely. >

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to counter tress from al qaeda and i says, link fight is attacking elsewhere in this a hell region. ghana, how so really deploy troops to east northern borders to book enough a saw and to go. the u. s. army training is a welcome boost here with lancer lot with length are both cali forbes of our line of and fire a mission. so ports on sa gets up. so when that sa gates you, you can look at the targets very well. you silly aircrafts, we've learned more about ambush. it's us rename, pat, said on us. and with this knowledge we how quite we are going to inter macy's. my d c gun is naughty regions to see need help from the public. identify possible chris ah, they're watching the debris and he's africa still to come. will meet defending football champions, nigeria, head of the women, africa, cup of nations. class african fashion designers are celebrated at a new exhibition in london. but 1st to the democratic republic of congo, where the remains of assassinated independence hero, patrice, remember, had been laid to rest in the capital kinshasa that coffin holds. all that was left of lamar after h

in ghana and nigeria the same dish is called jollof and foodies have been jostling same dish is calledmay have snatched it from under their noses. in december, the un's heritage body unesco granted so—called senegalese jollof and intangible heritage status. it's definitely notjust about the food, it is where you are. this view is priceless. my my name is matthew cavernous and i run the website nematic at .com and i have been helping people travel on a budget since 2008. time to start our rehl trip across europe, four destinations, two weeks, let's do this. —— railtrip. pre— covid, you were in this phase that was sort of the golden age of cheap travel. you had a lot of web services and cheap flight websites, company like a b&b that really allowed people to break out of the old paradigms of resorts, hotels, cruisers and the rise of budget airlines but also helps lower costs. —— airbnb.. most covid costs. —— airbnb.. most covid costs have gone up with a lot of businesses shutting down, airlines reducing their staffing as well as their schedules. so now, with everybodyjust really back out

weeks _ now on bbc news: brenda emmanus explores the global impact of african fashion and travels to ghana has evolved a single—mindedness when coupled with creativity has produced a generation of innovators who have caught the world's attention and on a trip to ghana i got to understand why. i think it has a very kind of fresh energy, a very vibrant energy. we are just in a period now that african brands are just owning that, owning what we have and projecting it in however they see fit.

until 1st the travel season is beyond us and also if the disruptions caused by ukraine also subside in ghana, the imposition of tax on electronic transactions is left both merchants and consumers concerned. the government admits the 2 month old policy has not brought in the expected revenue. i'm but address reports. it's been a chaotic, 2 months for gunners while money, merchants, after the introduction of tax on electronic financial transactions, fear and uncertainty at keeping customers away. what 4000 needed huffman with the i job, because myself, i was having 3 outlet. and because of this introduction to of the outlet is closed . introduced 13 years ago by the countries, telecoms companies, mobile money allows customers to, to pose it and receive funds by their phone and use that money for internet transactions all without involving the banks or government to 2 months ago. when a 1.5 percent tax was applied to funds, margins of already started to feel the pinch. up to 2 years of brisk business sell includes a line. these university students at closing shop, selling what remains of their

in ghana we partnered with the same company that pioneered the first long-lasting insecticide treated to create airtight grain storage bags that prevent pests and mold from spoiling harvests. recognizing the significance of the benefits of sustained investment in long-term agricultural productivity, last month president biden announced we would expand feed the future's reach to twee 8, 20 target countries in total. here we are, aid. [applause] >> thanks to president biden. this longer-term investment that can pay returns right now. these are critical tools in the fight against global hunger. they will not succeed without collective action unless countries around the world, especially those who have the means to do their part. secretary blinken and ambassador thomas greenfield are hard at work in concerted diplomacy to rally other governments. in may, at the united nations, the united states introduced a roadmap for global food security which called on un member states to contribute to humanitarian organizations, to keep their food and agricultural markets open and avoid export bans on

cooperation on the basis of the fundamental agreements that were reached between the presidents of the ghana of the russian federation in the course of their regular contacts and issues related to the settlement of conflicts in africa and the international agenda as a whole. convincing a bright and capacious excursion into the history of our relations really has more than a century if we start counting from the period when africa began to stand behind colonization and our country most actively supported the countries of the continent and led the movement, which ended in the early sixties with the adoption of the relevant declarations by the general assembly. in 1962, a momentous event took place in the life of the people of uganda. he gained independence and in the same year the ganda was recognized as soviet union, so october 13 this year. we are celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations. we agreed to honor this date. today we discussed issues of our economic cooperation. there are promising ideas in areas such as energy. geological exploration of mining, scientific telecommunications, c

legislative assemblies in india, states. dro potty more moved from india's ruling party is expected to win. ghana has confirmed the it's 1st 2 cases of the deadly and highly infectious mar bork virus. both patients died recently in the ashanti region. dozens of people are in quarantine as suspected contact cases. no treatment exists for mar bork, which is in the same virus family as a bolder europe is feeling the likely effects of climate change as more scorching heat sets in from the united kingdom. 2 points further south temperatures or forecast approach or exceed 40 degrees celsius. hundreds of people have already died from the rector breaking conditions and they are also a factor for wildfires blazing across several countries. like it's burning in france, spain, in portugal, italy, and in greece for a week, wild fires have raged across southern europe. several fire fighters have died in the line of duty, and thousands of residents have had to flee their homes. it is an especially difficult summer dealing with very considerable droughts. you to insufficient rainfall over the winter spring and

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