>> welcome to ghana. and we're saying from stunning accra, ghana -- >> both: good morning, america! ♪ >>> good morning, america. we are live in times square and we are live also from the west african nation of ghana this morning. robin is there in the capital city of accra. hey, robin, good morning, again. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you as well, michael, again. we're at the sky bar 25 on top of the tallest building in ghana with a fantastic band playing for us. we traveled 5,000 miles across the atlantic to explore all this gorgeous country has to offer, and we've gotten such a warm welcome. glad to have back our "black panther" star danai gurira. i'm talking softly now because of how the music is playing but we're celebrating the incredible impact of the movie right here in ghana. >> i know you have roots too in zimbabwe. tell folks what brought you back this time here. >> this time i was here for the global citizen concert, which was an amazing event. it raised $2.4 billion for global issues that

yes, i want to go arrived in these come in, ghana, early august. the poor she's cooking will be here with me today. but at least she feels safe here. she escaped, which had children in booking of her. so when she heard this, i talks, i intensify him, sophia, save her life, he send a trait buck, whom we as abra, the terrors came to attack our community in burkina faso. they killed our husbands and burnt our houses. so we ran through the bushes to the neighboring towns where we got buses to gone our beetle was he bid think eliza gonna come at a border with a book enough of so lick ships comes ladies. one i become in common. authorities estimate that around 2000 people moved here in the past year with new arrivals almost weekly. today, their fees are waiting for water to be delivered. it is hard for fi shows to provide all the necessary e as in numbers, keep rising the way they run and keep even the occluded or what they had on them were. the only thing that they had even towards them, very difficult. the children in sleep is very difficult, so there

, which is still forcing civilians from their homes. refugees from burkina faso crossing over into ghana, forcing their hosts to wake up to a security threat. inching ever close up. ah, i'm told me all logic well, welcome to the program. with over 60 percent of the worlds on cultivated arable land, africa should not be importing most of its grain. right. 10 years ago, a wall bank reports said africa farmers can potentially grow enough food to feed the continent and avert future food crisis. yet to day that potential is still far from being reached. in fact, the u. n. is wanting that a devastating drought in the horn of africa could worsen as a 5th consecutive rainy season is predicted to fail, or that leaves 22000000 people at risk of starvation. even in some agricultural hobbs, dw corresponded. edith can manny visited. farmers in kenya's bread basket to see how their coping with the emerging shocks. this was supposed to be a bumper harvest for jonathan ki bet. but things could not have gone worse for the king and farmer. first, the rains failed to come in much. then an infestation of ar

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ghana is concerned about the war in ukraine across several lines. the civilian population areas are the target of bombardment. we regret the basic law that protects ordinary people who are caught in the crossfires of war have not been respected. we are distressed by the painful humanitarian which have accompanied the war women and children have been displaced and face heightened risk to abuse. [indiscernible] >> other violations and rights of the freedom are widespread. we remain concerned of the nuclear efforts whether by accident or deliberate actions because of the concerned military engagement around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. the disregard for the safety and security including are deplorable and we support the efforts by the national atomic energy agency to prevent a nuclear catastrophe. with rising death toll and growing reports of war crimes and other human rights violations we must uphold our responsibility as a council and send a clear message the atrocities will be held to ukraine -- account. to do so, we would be endorsing and

born in ghana but since 2017 he's been at the summit of fashionjournalism.rn — making far more space in the magazine for black and older women. he's been speaking to our media editor amol rajan. edward enninful is an unlikely figure at the summit of international fashion and media. the editor of british vogue came to this country from ghana as a teenager seeking asylum. black, working class, gay, and beset with several long—term health conditions, enninful has tried to use his platform to challenge convention. for years, there was a very narrow idea of what a fashion model should be. itjust didn't make sense to me, business—wise or culturally, not to reflect the world we lived in. he has raised the profile of british vogue, featuring more black and older women. you came of age at a similar time in fashion to people like naomi campbell and kate moss. i mean, i met kate when i was 16 and she was 1a and we went to a casting, and i remember she walked in and the... she literally charmed the whole room. naomi always thought she was going to be a star from when sh

looking for wick from surrounding farms, would you hope that ghana will remain a peaceful refuge about a little there is not enough food for us, are enough clean water and shelter. these are all problems to us. we need support on the any man. while it is generally see for the refugees in discounts, sophia is looking forward to retaining to clean up a school with a children to leave. in other news, hundreds of student protesters class with police of the presidential palace in santiago, chile, the protesters are demanding more resources for education. just days ago, voters and chalet rejected new progressive constitution in a referendum that would have included education reforms. us has started a massive roll out of new coven, 19 back scenes, designed for both the original strain of the corona virus, and only kron variance government advisors said that in addition to the new boosters, it was likely that annual vaccination shots for cobit would become the norm, similar to regular flu, vaccinations, and nasa has released new pictures of the tarantula enabler, are captured by the james web

would you hope gut ghana will remain a peaceful refuge? about a little there is not enough food for us. are enough clean water and shelter. these are all problems to us. we need support i on in the manner while it is generally see for the reducing discounts. sophia is looking forward to retaining to clean up a school which had children to leave in the united kingdom, newly appointed prime minister, less trust has taken to her 1st full day in the job with an inaugural cabra cabinet meeting rather, and questions in parliament. in her 1st speech as prime minister, she promised to tackle a host of challenges including the cost of living crisis, public sector unrest and soaring energy prices. walking into a multi pronged crisis. but the you case, 4th prime minister in 6 years is undeterred. we will transform britain into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and where everyone everywhere has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen as prime. and despite her optimism,

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what did the c i do about the taliban resurrecting in ghana stand last year. we're back to where we were 25 years ago. afghan gorillas have defeated a superpower and made their country and inviting hostile for a new generation of aspiring terrorists. and the ca will have very few american spies on the ground to assess that threat. be it solid. been logged in with his archive or the taliban and it's 2021 resurgence. it's widely seen that washington is still dealing with the consequences of how the c i a flooded of ghana stand with weapons in cash in the 1980s. all to try and deal the soviet union a fatal blow. i had a $1000000000.00 a year ahead. new weaponry. i had $250000.00, more or less fall and part time and afghans willing to stand up and fight. but there are many more archive pages to be flipped through. the scope of controversies the agency has been subject of is truly impressive. ranging from allegations of drug trafficking, when backing the anti communist contrast in nicaragua to claims of widespread portrait in secret prisons all around the world and

i thank you. >> i thank representative of ghana for her statement. give the floor to the representative of norway. >> thank you is it -- president. let me first thank the representatives or their briefings. there can be no doubt about the significant, tragic, humanitarian consequence of russia's war against ukraine. russia's illegal invasion violates sipple of -- principle of the u.n. charter and the norms of the world order. russia must withdraw its troops and the war must stop. the number of civilian casualty is alarming and an acceptable. as we have heard, over 7 million have crossed the border fling many are seeking protection in neighboring and other countries. roughly the same number are inter -- internally displaced in ukraine. behind these numbers are real people. families, children, and persons with disabilities. they all need protection, health services, and education. the restoration all family l -- the restorational family link, the abuse of those in dire need of protection and assistance. we need to protect civilians and i sure human rig

have an infection rates in ghana and not a concern right now, but the economic impact of the pandemic is still being felt in particular, gone as agricultural sector and it's women. farmers have large hurdles to overcome . ah, priscilla adam left her corporate job to go into commercial farming in 2019 months before the outbreak of the covey. 19 pandemic. before cove it, she was able to cultivate much of her. if it is 6 acres of farmland, growing all kinds of crops, like onions, oh, cra, tomatoes and my new york. but her income has dwindled since cove it. she's unable to access extra funding to aqua, heavy equipment and labor to cultivate more of her from land. so everything has more than 100 percent doubled. so if i was you seen, let's say 20000 cities for am my own yonce? bam, ron, i need more than 50000 cities for dawn. so and i mean there will not be any logical reason or economic good economic reasons for me to do on a bigger scale unless of course i get a father. i got that was why not, i really want to do more. i rooms woos or even bigger. she has struggled recently to access goo

the 1st ever waste management company to offer e waste. recycling services has opened in ghana. with respect to this campaign are launched, they seeks to extend education and the benefits of recycling to our communities. our community recycling beans will be placed at selected, empty, and service centers across the country by reducing waste, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and saving energy at home at work and on the road. we save the environment and our continent. ghana has become something of the world's dumping ground when it comes to e waste. but it comes with huge risk to people's health. ah . 24 wood big so to come with the chest noble feet, flip the chest, he said to the pin. for the 3rd, i come to wait to march from the farther it was 70 to us with more water in my head, i had the corso that he did end up with the explore or the 150 problem for electronic with it can be trying generation no transfer, i can pass it to my child, and my daughter can muscle closet. i reiterated before you, my pleasure of improving other things in the country and making a fraud. the prima

i thank you. >> i thank the representative of ghana for her statement. i give the floor to the representative of norway. >> thank you, president. let me first thank the representatives for their briefings. there can be no doubt about the significant, tragic, humanitarian consequences of russia's war against ukraine. russia's illegal invasion violates the fundamental principle of the u.n. charter and the norms of the world order. russia must withdraw its troops and the war must stop. the number of civilian casualty is alarming and unacceptable. as we have heard, over 7 million have crossed the border, fleeing russia's ruling war, seeking protection in neighboring and other countries. they all need protection. we must prevent and combat human trafficking and other abuses of those in dire need of action and assistance. all parties have an obligation protect civilians and safeguard and ensure civilian rights and fundamental freedoms. russia's warfare in urban and unpopulated areas and the use of explosive weapons is asked -- destroying homes, schools, and ho

and in ghana we meet a group of young people brightening the lives of elderly villages. but 1st, the trial of one of the alleged masterminds of rwanda is 1994 genocide has opened in the hague. judges at the un tribunal decided to proceed with the trial of alysia ca, booger. despite his decision to boycotted from jail, the former business man is accused of financing and facilitating the mass murders of some 800000 people. he was captured in france 2 years ago after decades on the run on x report takes a look at the a lead role. couple got played and the slaughter of rwanda's tootsie minority. a warning that this report contains, graphic, images, broadcasts that lead to deadly bloodshed. her. 7 i b o, he wasn't. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. in 1994, rwanda messages like these were used to turn people against each other. they resulted in heinous acts of violence, and the genocide that lasted just over a 100 days violence erupted after the plane carrying president juvenile happy, or amana was shot down. who to extremists blamed the tootsie minority for the att

born in ghana, but since 2017 he's been at the summit of fashionjournalism.y turn making far more space in the magazine for black and older women. he's been speaking to our media editor amol rajan. edward enninful is an unlikely figure at the summit of international fashion and media. the editor of british vogue came to this country from ghana as a teenager seeking asylum. black, working class, gay, and beset with several long—term health conditions, enninful has tried to use his platform to challenge convention. for years, there was a very narrow idea of what a fashion model should be. itjust didn't make sense to me, business—wise or culturally, not to reflect the world we lived in. he has raised the profile of british vogue, featuring more black and older women. you came of age at a similar time in fashion to people like naomi campbell and kate moss. i mean, i met kate when i was 16 and she was 1a and we went to a casting, and i remember she walked in and the... she literally charmed the whole room. naomi always thought she was going to be a star from when

ghana is concerned about the war in ukraine across several lines. the civilian population areas are the target of bombardment. we regret the basic laws that protects ordinary people who are caught in the crossfires of war have not been respected. we are distressed by the diverse horrifying and painful humanitarian threats which have accompanied the war. some 14 million people, mostly women and children have been displaced from their homes and face heightened risk of conflict related sexual and gender-based violence. human trafficking, and forced disappearances, torture, and other violations of their rights and freedoms of the people are widespread. we remain gravely concerned by that manifested threats of the nuclear episode. whether by accident or deliberate action, because of the constant military engagements around this -- nuclear power plant. the disregard for nuclear safety and security including for the delineation of the saison are deplorable. we support the efforts by the international atomic energy agency to avert a nuclear catastrophe. wit

including under brands such as babaevsky and alenka for production, they buy codi-voire in africa, ghana, ecuador, and nigeria, says dmitry solovyov processes 25,000 tons. and cocoa beans per year. and thus provide 19 factories e holding united confectioners. the production cycle begins with the cleaning of cocoa babs. then they are crushed in succession. already prepared cocoa nibs are transferred to transport, which in the future it is fried on the installation here on this one, and then with the help of a press the raw materials are separated into cocoa butter and powder. the weight of each such pancake is about 15 kg. chocolate, as it is called in the factory, is a liquid substance. very fragrant by the way, for the production of products for export, it is necessary to adapt the recipe to the tastes of buyers from different countries, says the head of the export center. veronika nikishina chinese consumers do not like very sweet products, but i want to say that our exporters are very smart, using customer preferences adapt the recipe to these preferences, and therefore, our chocolate

with the help of a member of the ghana government on the ground.ly, with no internet we were able to beam down cryptocurrency. a friend of mine runs yellow card in africa, and he was able to, on the ground, exchange the money for local celeb -- vendors to be able to buy supplies, and it was one of the most amazing things. he were able to fix their roof. they didn't even have lunch tables. they were able to get wood for lunch tables. i mean, this is the amazing economy of space. charles: erik, great stuff, my man. i really hope we don't have to wait this long to get together. you are really blazing a trail. congratulations, man. >> thank you, sir. always a pleasure. charles: you got it. all right, folks. you know, i love hearing from you, right, particularly about the show, the guests, stocks, whatever it is. and always feel free to tweet me @cbpayne. i've been getting a few compliments on my singing. now, here it is, just in case you missed it. ♪ and the winter winds, they have come and gone ♪ [laughter] charles: one viewer tweeting, you should fin

especially for his father, who was a musician in his home country of ghana. before moving to america. i had that dream of being able to play for a big on a big stage. but i got here. i couldn't do that. so i'm like, okay, then. i want the kids to do. yes. so this is, uh him. but jude's unexpected virtuosity also felt like a blessing because of his health problems. early in life. he looked tiny, with all those machines going off. that must have been horrible. yes jude was born with low oxygen levels and had to have a heart surgery as a baby to repair a whole even needed a feeding tube in his stomach until he was eight. but jude is a fighter and, thankfully mostly recovered. now as you can tell, it's kind of hard to break his spirit. do you know you're doing that? or just all comes out? you just all comes out. now at 11 years old jude is all over youtube. he plays weddings. he's the lead keyboardist at their church in aurora, and, believe in jam with beginners. but no matter how many accolades he racks up in his young and sudden career as a maestro, their famil

yes, i will be. >> we will talk to ghana 32, our see how you doing.pe you mention stay, warm thank you for talking to us by. >> becky, this is just a slice of the people who are here, hoping to just catch a glimpse of the queen's coffin as it lies and stay in westminster hall. >> remarkable stuff, the resilience, scott, thank you very much indeed. >> along with his title, britain's new king has inherited something new. cain charles now shares ownership of the countries unmarked swan population, thanks to a tradition here dating back to medieval times. the monarchies swan marker, somebody who cares for these birds, has been at his post for 30 years. he thinks the new king will be an excellent steward. >> it will be very interesting, because of course his majesty, is very keen on conservation and all of these. which is absolutely brilliant for us as well. so hopefully, he will take a nice interest in the swan population that we have. and that will help us do our job. >> we will have a lot more from here in just a few moments. i'm becky anderson. outside

but once we understood the level of control, the taliban had enough ghana standard. there was no way we can get involved, even though we thought we should be helping masoud or well i could pick tickets that you know. they love the moment they arrived and campbell in 99 percent of the taliban publicly had ex president, legible that at his brother it was an introduction to their barbaric interpretation of the koran. the religious students in virtuously claim they were bringing back people on the. but it came at a huge cost to the $70000000.00 afghans. the mala professed to be fighting mice with virtue and did so by him. housing, the most of his gear and, and in humane islamic system on the planet is moving slow. mcgee, my name is more of a column or dean. and i'm the leader of the revolutionary islamic movement in afghanistan. whoa, whoa. i was the taliban minister for propagation of virtue and prevention of vice. here. oh me morrow. my goal was to heavily promote virtue until all vices disappeared. naturally. womach god, we never wanted to directly or brutally interve

just do nothing. pity ghana for the horse i'll probably go. and you take our book.o to the box office and take it off. tailgate suit we will buy. well, for a reminder. it is necessary to conduct a person in a kind way, he has his own money. and ours is ours well, a telegram to the children in the mail, beat it off. so and so. dad is dead, come. the address is in his house. the box stood there. well, about the rest , i will agree with the chairman. he asked you to know. i get out. why sit next to me just be quiet. you don't have to cry. vasily , someone is going to the village. good afternoon. i called you about a memory. oh well, leave. i'd like to speak to the editor. i'm listening to the editor. you know, i'm not a writer, you think, that's what writers today write all and sundry memories, please note this is a particularly genre. you fix it, if anything, we'll fix it. why don't you write names? not? statute of limitations, what is the statute of limitations? someone, maybe alive children? well, for example, you didn’t indicate your own, so we just don’t need it.

birds of horses, vesniks of lyalka of ghana mrashovaya were aligned with the traditional technique ofe of black color for an hour, maitrich, they were whitewashed, and then molded into strips of green abusinnik, yellow and chervona color. like this one, well, figurine the bodies were pierced at the sides. and where was the tail hole? and when you clean this hole, you get a monophonic sound, but when you take this whistle in your hands, and like this with your fingers and start sorting through these holes, then such melodies turn out to be beautiful interesting and, moreover, each melody had its own sound. they didn't repeat. she painted these whistles and birds and all uh, sparrow plumage titmouse. such bright colors were beautiful and the figurines were beautiful. butt at the edge of the museum of the city of xiano , a collection of clay sacs, a whistle, the presence of this 1 exhibit. in front of you, actually, a whistle. it is made of red clay , so much was made by the senin master potter. glukharev gennady petrovich glukharev came to work at the popovsky ceramic factory. e in the

in this regard, ghana supports the professional leadership of the director general and the engagement of the iaea to undertake verification and safeguarding measures to ensure that the integrity of the nuclear power plant in accordance to the seven pillars of nuclear safety and security. we support all efforts to restore the nuclear plant and welcomed the establishment of a continuing presence of the iaea, port assistance mission to the zaporizhzhia. and end of the war, cooperating to the mission to the fullest extent, as we work towards the objective of the militarizing the zaporizhzhia power plant and all other nuclear zones in ukraine. we reaffirm our position on the peaceful use of nuclear energy and urge the parties to take concrete measures in an international obligation to preserve the nuclear site. we underscore the humanitarian law the protection of civilians from harm and civilian infrastructure damage from war. we welcome the key initiatives, we have undertaken under several levels in livelihoods of the ukraine people, the global economy, and the food and energy supply chai

but thinking about all of these issues, back to slavery, so the book and working on now took me to ghana. it is very depressed -- the aftershocks or the trauma of slavery is evident. it is poor, depressed, someone and so forth. then from there, as i left qatar, i would to bristol in england. bristol was a slave trade import . looks like a good old-fashioned bohemian town. most people know it now because of the dismantling of the statue of a slave trader. we can see the effects of slavery. we can see the effects of colonialism. and we can see how the wealth of england was built. eric williams, talking about liverpool, said there is no breaking liverpool that does not have slaves -- i have no faith in king charles. i have no faith in him at all. but what is interesting to me now is the groundswell of africans affected by colonialism . should just call it the global south. i think there is a consciousness that we don't need england even materially or psychologically. i would say my faith is with the global south, not the monarchy. amy: professor mukoma wa ngugi, thank you for being with us,

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and protests, not against her, but divisions within the country, and she did that, and she delivered ghanaa power from the west and from that moment on, she was invested in the commonwealth, and even though the commonwealth is by no means a model example, it contains several despots with and that is not true otherwise. >> and there are questions, where king charles will be with the commonwealth and whether he will be as accepted as his mother was. let's talk a little bit about scotland, since we're watching this, and the royal standard that we're seeing on the casket, it's the royal standard of scottland, the two yellow quadrants, with the lion, that's different from the united kingdom's, and then you are seeing the scottish crown which is a whole lot of history, and the wreath with many of the flowers from balmoral, some of the favorites of the queen. >> this would be a seismic shift if scotland were to break away from the union, obviously, and that is now the biggest challenge to charles, to try and keep that way. the queen's commitment to scotland was very personal. absolutely in a stra

advice of many, there were riots, and there was violence in the streets and ghana. no, she danced with the african king, with joy. why? because she cared about everyone in her commonwealth. and wanted to show that. >> hillary, the queen obviously faced so many challenges during her reign, the korean war, covid-19, brexit. what do you think was the biggest crisis she faced as the monarch? >> i don't think any of us have faced as many crisis as she did. covid was one of, them she let the nation there too. she actually said that we will meet again. and she actually had many of us come to tears when she played the white cliffs of dover from the second world war. but don't forget, she lived through the second world war, she was the first monarch to actually be able to fix a truck. she actually served in the woman's auxiliary arms. that's important terms of the legacy, enters her duty and service, actually serving in the military forces. but in terms of the other challenges and tragedy she lived through, she lived through 9/11, and something interesting also, not one amer

combination of corporate crisis with climate crisis, the leisure russian ukraine, the wars from of ghana stand to t. great. they're, they're all interlinked. therefore it's pretty much impossible to, to harvest and grow food and bring it to the market. on the sidelines of this year's general debate, the united states is organizing a global food security summit in partnership with the european and african union. they're hoping to raise $33000000000.00 to keep the hunger crisis at bay and other countries on their side. we know that as this horrible war rages across, i, ukraine, we cannot ignore the rest of the world. they are conflicts taking place. i'll swear . there are issues that impact that saul, which is why we are focusing on food insecurity. un secretary general antonio gutierrez worries efforts to protect the planet from climate change are also taking a back seat. 20 countries are responsible for 80 percent of emissions and they are also suffering the impact. the record routes fires and floods. but climate diction seems to be flipped linings. if one serves of g 20 countries was an

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