so ghana is very competitive. no concern. >> they shouldn't be. >> we have to leave it there that's ghana minister samuel jinapo. thank you for being here. lizy? lizzy: it's the rounder of the u.s. jobs report. it's the find bit of datand we are expecting a rise for payroll but for unemployment to hold steady. we'll have full coverage right here on bloomberg tv. you're going to get a lot more analysis next on markets today. mark cudmo re join us next. you are likely to get some data from barkley. generally they gain after house prices are rising some of we'll keep an eye on that so all of that analysis coming up next on marks today with anna and mark. stay with us for that. this is bloomberg. (aidyl) hi, i'm aidyl, and i lost 90 pounds on golo. i struggled with weight loss and weight gain my entire life. with all the yo-yo dieting i did in the past, i would lose 20, 30, 50 pounds just to gain them over and over again. in one year, i've lost five sizes, and i'm on my way to lose another three. with golo, i can do i

in ghana, actually carry the death penalty for what they call, "aggravated homosexuality".we also see is that in uganda, the official leadership of the catholic church has stayed silent, has not condemned what the ugandan parliament has approved. because i think what the move should be is a lot of education about... certainly, you know, cultural attitude in some of these regards are very deeply rooted and all of that. and we need a lot of education to get people to separate, make a distinction between what is crime and what is not crime, what is a personal habit and not a personal habit. so something that i mean, that traditionally may be referred to as a taboo and all of that. it takes time, it takes time. according to the ghanaian catholic bishops�* conference, it is "despicable lifestyles, practices and behaviours". is it time? and you are one of the senior voices of scepticism in africa. is it time to move away from that kind of language? it is time, what i'm saying, it is time to begin education to help people understand what this reality, this phenomenon is. if cultur

we turn now to ghana. country's debt restructuring negotiations have been held up by a chinese request to safeguard its most recent lending. africa's biggest gold producer needs to reorganize most of its public debt to unlock more than half a billion dollars from the imf. general zabasajja is in johannesburg. what are the details behind this delay? >> bloomberg is reporting that this debt restructuring did hit a snack reportedly because of this chinese request. reportedly, there is a request to safeguard these loans, safeguarding losses on loans after 2020. the idea was that china did not take a hit in particular for loans that were extended to ghana after the pandemic, and countries that needed support during the pandemic. the question now is how does this affect ghana's debt restructuring going forward? ghana is in the process of restructuring most of its debt. it owes beijing $1.9 billion. it needs to continue making progress on its debt restructuring in order to receive its next disbursement of $600 mi

i have a seamstress in ghana. super . ghana. i have a seamstress in ghana. super. and she ghana.colourful makes all my lovely colourful clothes . clothes. >> and when you came in, you mentioned that you like to hug. >> yes , i'm a hugger. >> yes, i'm a hugger. >> yes, i'm a hugger. >> i want to thank you for this brilliant food. want to brilliant food. and i want to wish a very happy christmas . wish you a very happy christmas. >> happy christmas to you too, michael. >> thank you very much indeed. thank you for having me. a merry christmas, everyone. >> of you . >> that's so lovely of you. thank very two thank you very much. two patties. minutes patties. slowly in a few minutes , we'll have final , we'll have the final instalment my interview with instalment of my interview with the legendary actress and dancer leslie caron, she leslie caron, in which she shares details personal shares details of her personal life. before that, here are life. but before that, here are your news headlines with your latest news headlines with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> michael. thank

president of ghana nano akufaa. told what is attractive about his country.have different ethnic groups that organize popular festivals, dance shows, concerts, and poetry competitions. these are very spectacular events. we look at other countries through the prism of our national interests. we are open to friendly relations with anyone a state in the world that wants to build a warm one. and friendly relations with ghana. what should i say? africa is a paradise for tourists, for travelers, because you can find everything there, oceans, mountain peaks, jungles and incredible beauty, landscapes, stunning waterfalls. in zimbabwe, the main attraction is the national ones. parks, six of them are recognized by unesco as world heritage sites. zimbabwe is teeming with wildlife. there are five main wild animals in the country. these are elephants, buffaloes, rhinoceroses, lions, leopards. more and others. we have preserved many rare animals. a great variety of animals live in our national parks, which are protected by the state. in this regard, we are still a virgin,

and others _ on with the president of ghana and others in _ on with the president of ghana and othersng to the referendum in middle - sure... david cameron at referring to the referendum in middle of. to the referendum in middle of the other day. venezuela making claim to part of ghana, an oil—rich part of guyana and that us talking today about military exercises there to strengthen the hand of the guyana and government. let's talk about the ukraine stuff that they got into an interesting to hear from ukraine stuff that they got into an interesting to hearfrom blinken, and wanted to ensure the invasion of ukraine is a strategic defeat. he stressed there is unwavering support across the allies what it is crucial that the us plays a part and subliminally it is so important was that we support ukraine or will we collectively capitulate as he expects us to? lord ricketts, david cameron began by saying that he sees it as a challenge of our generation largely because as he made the point in his address, putin won't give up at ukraine. if he is through ukraine, he will come for more. yes, if

i am from ghana. born in kingston jamaica, 27 january 1926. ghana.in kingston jamaica, 27januaryi926. i was born 1928. jamaica, 27january1926. i was born 1928. i was born in at the time british guiana. gosh, it is very difficult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like because it was just like home. how do you describe home, you know? my family was very orthodox methodists and so i inherited that christian background with discipline and hard work. it was a big family. 11 siblings and parents. my father died early in the early 50s, so i stayed home with my mother to look after the younger ones. i remember some of its. one thing i decided, i was not going to steal to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn dressmaking. when i was small i used to make my own clothes for myself. i small i used to make my own clothes for myself.— clothes for myself. i did everything _ clothes for myself. i did everything a _ clothes for myself. i did everything a boy - clothes for myself. i did everything a boy

which is part of ghana against the questions that were in that referendum. that the questions in the referendum saw to give the benefit of that story piece of ok in our next thing. that's the cable setting up administrative mechanism is doing id cards and the i c j r. oh, well mainly the must be the i c j wrote it out. it must be that that has been a must not act on the outcome of this referendum. the rule that stock the scope must remain, that is ethical remains within the territory of diana and the guy that continues to administer the governance. and that's to people they, i think it was very, very clear in his art of not understanding this order after the referendum on sunday, last evening present, venturo moved to announced a series of matches that point to the next session of at the table establishments of an administrative mechanism to govern as a cable and to give ultimatum to companies operating within as a google adult to remove themselves within 3 months. this is a blatant disregard for international order the order of the i c j and is about so low

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ready the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the has ghana transmission as well as the ones that are on with it as, as i know i read a lot in, in the the i think the the, the how to set up the in the us 2023 comes to an end adjust us teams on the ground of work at a higher storage from the continuing conflicts in the rain. that's the sound of artillery besides, this is the news, allan life to the war in gods. as we are talking to you right now, the sound of it is very from boston. and right now, i'm the inside of the sense of the way to the people who need is the most on a just the it is the rule rather than the exception for elders to report child abuse, to search kit. and it keeps it protects the users for years and years. so no one's ever told me that it wasn't my fault. fault lines, investigate state laws in the us that can lead to child sexual abuse and religious institutions going on. punished secrets of the clergy on the jersey, on charles don behind the sites dramatized part costs from i'll just here to invest hayes and re here from some of history's blogs, notable women, and unconventi

ghana is hoping to find resolution to that framework.alks are quite advanced, but it is also being delayed. it's yet to see whether that will work out in the case of the need for restructuring, but that is one mechanism that has come in to tackle this specific issue. lizzy: this casts a shadow over african budgets. how is it affecting them? >> it is affecting african budgets because over time, basically over the past decade, african budgets have increasingly relied on global issuance to be funded. for all their spending from infrastructure to technology, and social spending, specifically health and education. so now, the tool that allow them to fund their budget is now for many countries, they have been priced out of global markets. so they can't tap eurobonds to fund their budgets. their spending is competing because instead of spending on social services, they are finding a need to prioritize euro bond payment so they don't get locked out for a longer period. lizzy: thank you, that's our bloomberg senior reporter based in accra.you can

the iba is now participating in the african games being held in ghana, which are the qualifiers for themuch involved, not only iba, friendship games are also involved, so that this takes place, and in general, why do my friends lose? the association has now expanded its sphere of influence to professional boxing and is implementing dozens of other sports projects. having decided to use competitions as a lever of political pressure, having entered into a clinch with the international boxing association, it may have not taken one thing into account; boxing teaches not only how to take a punch and not give up, but also attack, in this fight, iba is just gaining weight, an accurate blow from a heavyweight is almost always a knockout. application for business. everything in one button, including payments, accounting and lawyers. alfabank is the best bank for business. to a tasty point scandinavia. scandinavian burger with cheese patty, cheese rings, warming ponche, scandinavian style, delicious period. new year 's discounts in... thick walls, high floor, signal interference, in order to have

ornament is boiled from the bark of a special tree, the result is brightly colorful , president of ghanaakufaada. told what is attractive about his country. we have different ethnic groups that organize popular holidays, dance shows, concerts, and poetry competitions. these are very spectacular events. we look at other countries through the prism of our national interests. we are open to friendly relations with any state in the world that wants to build... and others, we have preserved many rare animals, a great variety of different animals live in our national parks, protected by the state. in this respect, we are still a virgin, untouched country, if we talk about the preservation of flora and fauna, that’s why so many tourists from different countries come to us to admire it. our air is very clean. explore well -maintained national parks. our people are very friendly, this is namibia. the namip desert is the oldest in the world, its age is about 80 million years. the giant dunes in the desert are the highest, reaching 300 m. in the valley of the kalah desert. one of the most waterless

government hopes will strengthen its claim over as a cube, a territory that's legally part of neighbor in ghana. the voters non binding and comes after the united nations top court ordered caracas not to take any action that would alter deanna's control over the territory. as the keybo is a 160000 square kilometers about the size of greece and makes up about 2 thirds of pianos, territory, gas and oil were discovered there in 2015. and our next report will give you a sense of the mood and both deanna and venezuela in the run up to the vote. this is as a cable. life is slow here, jungle and farm land against a backdrop of mountains, at this market, farmers auction of produce, as we are praying, we are hoping on via having said nothing, nothing negative would come. you know what? all these rumors that is happening, we are just praying and hoping and having said that, this is our lives venice. somebody didn't say as a key, they belong to them because the region was within its boundaries during the spanish colonial period. president nicholas missouri is government is also stepped up, is campaign sin

known as suspended or floating. 4 months before the start of the african confederations, the games in ghanatponed for a year due to lack of funding, and the competitions of the black continent themselves were in danger of being disrupted. the assembly begins with presenting awards to people who have made the greatest contribution to the development of sports in the region. among those who take the stage is the president of the international boxing association umar kremlev. without the help of the association, the african olympics did not take place. in general, iba is now participating in the games, they are just qualifiers for the olympics, iba is now very much involved, not only iba, the friendship games are also participating so that this takes place, in general, that’s why i also said about the friendship games during the award ceremony, because that friendship games are on the twenty-fourth of the year, this is the most an anticipated sporting event, the whole world is waiting for it, ibay never ceases to show how sports should develop. without political interference, the association h

i now give the floor to the representative of ghana. >> mr. president, let me begin by commending the uae for all their efforts they put in the resolution to obtain an outcome that we help will scale up the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the people of gaza. while we believe it is time for hostilities to end in dialogue and diplomacy to be given it's chance ghana voted in favor of resolution 2712 because with so many lives lost, mostly women and children and many more dying of starvation and pestilence, it is imperative we take every opportunity to save lives, facilitate human humanitarian access to gaza and alleviating humanity and conditions on the ground. as the resolution we have rightly emphasizes all parties to the conflict have an obligation to comply with international law, in particular as it impacts the protection of civilians and their well-being. the need to fully respect u.n. and its personnel and assets cannot be over emphasized. we welcome the decision to open the border crossing to help the delivery of humanitarian assis

i now give the floor to the representative of ghana. >> mr. president, let me begin by commending the uae for all their efforts they put in the resolution to obtain an outcome that we help will scale up the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the people of gaza. while we believe it is time for hostilities to end in dialogue and diplomacy to be given it's chance ghana voted in favor of resolution 2712 because with so many lives lost, mostly women and children and many more dying of starvation and pestilence, it is imperative we take every opportunity to save lives, facilitate human humanitarian access to gaza and alleviating humanity and conditions on the ground. as the resolution we have rightly emphasizes all parties to the conflict have an obligation to comply with international law, in particular as it impacts the protection of civilians and their well-being. the need to fully respect u.n. and its personnel and assets cannot be over emphasized. we welcome the decision to open the border crossing to help the delivery of humanitarian assis

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. >> i think the representative of ghana and now give the floor to the representative of the russian federation. >> mr. president, distinguished colleagues, earlier when i introduced it i said the vote would be a moment of truth. and that is what happened. the united states once again exposed their true face in front of the entire world, blocking an extremely weak call for the cessation of hostilities in gaza and instead washington is playing in underhanded game, essentially a license for israel to kill palestinians in gaza instead of creating conditions for the cessation of hostilities. today the coordinator on strategic communications of the national security council at the white house john kirby said the authorities understand the need to lower the intensity of the fighting and it is up to them to make a decision about the timeline went that would take place. this is a tragic moment for the council, one of gross unprecedented blackmail on the part of washington on the suffering of palestinians in the hope of the global community to put an this. today the permanent representative o

in a small village in northern ghana she insisted i meet a little boy being treated in a containmenther. while campaigning for her husband early one morning at a factory gate, a woman covered in cotton dust approached her. what is your husband going to do as governor of georgia to help my daughter suffering from mental illness? thus began her more than 50-year career as a mental health advocate, lobbying for her husband, then the united states congress, and finally later, the w.h.o. to increase support for mental health. when students at her alma mater, georgia southwestern, documented the isolation, the stress, and burnout that afflicted so many caregivers in their community, she lent her support to the creation of the rosalynn carter institute for caregivers. today it's a national advocate for programs to build resilience and strength and families navigating the daunting challenges of caring for loved ones, a challenge that her own family confronted with grace these last few years. even the plight of the monarch butterfly did not escape rosalynn's attention. threatened by loss of h

he came and got the kids from sweden and went to mali or ghana. i believe. i don't know if you know anything about about these guys. these guys are this. over 50 years ago. so i these are these are adults here. but anyway, that this is a plus. we had a black panther party solidarity committee there in sweden. so we got to meet, you know, whenever they came over to speak, when bobby came over or whoever came to speak, they would we would take them around to various european countries. and we had this is chris paul still is he still with us or you know, what a? that's that. i can't i can't. i thought maybe you might have a little information on some of your a lot of a lot of folks a lot of folks after the after the trial after their acquitted on all of the panther 21 defendants moved on to lives know like they started their families they raised their family. you know, some of the panther 21 carried on the struggle carried on the fight. they felt like that's what they had to do. but others are just like, i just i want to just, you know, start my family and, you

ghanas quarries that have nine dimensional proportions. and not in them , there is the possibility of arranging a house. if the world of architecture does not establish a good relationship with the world of psychology, in the not so distant future , we will face people in the society who are tired in spirit and soul. in the city of tehran , there are 12,000 hectares of ineffective tissue, which is the area of ​​the regeneration goal of the city of tehran. according to the resolution of the commission, article 5 of tehran municipality , the local development offices are supposed to be. start working in these areas as soon as our offices are established, they will talk to all the owners . to get more densities , when they go, they justify the people , they hold meetings with them , they do their designs for free, then they do the municipal works for free. seeing all this helps that we can create collective projects instead of these single blocks that are sometimes renovated in a geometrically irregular manner. let's actually put it into prac

have a bucket list of travel and absolutely want to go to africa i want to go to africa and go to ghana through the don't ever no return it is important for spiral kind of way to know that my ancestors went through that door and literally turned i wanted to go through the door of no return. and who made it and we survive. >> i guess mine is simpler i want to see the northern light and want a grandchild that is far away i'm already seven 7 my daughter has no interest at all that but i'm interested in my grandkids i was 50 before had we adopted our daughter from an older parent and we have friends with grandchildren and great grandchildren at the end of the day, if if i go to bed happy and consent and have a connection with friends and family and joy know i've done the best i could that's my milestone. >> jimmy you mentioned wanting to go to guatemalan in a - i came back in 2020 and 6 weeks later we were in lock down and thank god i went to guatemalan in a and discovered so many things the feeling of seeing people that look like me and have been to beautify music and clothing and just the

an assembly of the association of african sports confederations takes place in cairo; the games in ghanao be postponed for a year due to lack of funding, and the competitions of the black continent themselves were in danger of being disrupted. the assembly begins with the presentation of awards to people who have made the greatest contribution to the development of sports in the region among. who rises to the stage and president of the international boxing association umar the kremlin passed the african games without the help of the association, and they are just the qualifiers for the olympiad. the iba is now very much involved , not only the iba friendship games are also participating to make this happen, and in general why did i also say about the friendship games during the award ceremony because the friendship games are twenty on the fourth of the year, this is the most anticipated sporting event, the whole world is waiting for it. the iba does not cease to show how the lever of political pressure should develop, having entered into a clinch with the international boxing association

, the assembly of the association of african sports confederations is held in cairo, the games in ghanaings had to be postponed for a year, and the competitions of the dark continent themselves were in jeopardy, the assembly begins with the presentation of awards to people who have made the greatest contribution to the development of sports in the region, among those who rise to... now to professional boxing and implement dozens of other sports projects, having decided to use competitions as a lever of political pressure and entering into a clinch with the international boxing association, may have not taken into account one thing: boxing... not only takes a punch and does not give up, but also attack, in this fight iba is only gaining weight, an accurate blow from a heavyweight is almost always a knockout. i welcome you, dear friends, to our next release of the author’s program besagon tv, it will be called as long as we take ravens for falcons. i think that you will understand why we named our program that way, but as usual, i would like to report to tell you that our previous program

he grew up in ghana in west africa where 32 million people are served by only four main hospitals. who live in rural communities often have to choose between working to feed their family or traveling long distances to receive basic but often life-saving preventative care. >> and to share how he found a way to bring health care to them is one of the stars of the marvels and a champion of the aga khan development network, iman vellani. [ applause ] >> a grandmother's love is big, profound and everlasting. osei boateng felt it deeply with his. but her high blood pressure went untreated for too long and she died from a stroke. let's talk about the power of an aunt's love. the fun, the spoiling, the care. osei lost his aunt from complications caused by untreated diabetes. in that aching swirl of preventable pain he vowed to find a way to bring health care to rural areas. after immigrating to the united states with his family he got a full scholarship to study biology at cornell university. when they returned to the beloved ghana in 2017 he launched ok be hope foundation to bring health

we have lost over 100 united nations officers in ghana, and this is something that the mainstream media does not tell you, the new york times, washington post, cnn are failing the american people in not bringing these facts. uh on the first page and saying stop this slaughter right, we don't have much time left really quickly risk, there isn't a uniform approach to as to what the israelis and the americans even want when it comes to gaza, you very well know the israel say once this thing is concluded that do not support either neither how much nor uh palestinian authority ruling uh gaza as if it's up to the israelis americans so they say they want a revamp of palestinian authority ruling this disparity should this uh basically ilicit concern for the rest of us that want to see an end to this thing, could it become more protracted buse two aggressors cannot get on the same page? ali risk, okay zias, did you hear that last question? uh, well yes, of course we're not on the same page, but the united states was never on the same page, the united states is in a page that says "my way" or no

congo, senegal, thailand, indonesia, the united, the us, afghanistan, uk, uh, ghana, zimbabwe, greecetters of gaza and the west bank. please, recite a salavat in honor of the souls of the... if you are joining us, we are live in the iranian um capital, this is a high level conference on the issue of palestine, and it's going to start today and run until monday. seceember, the 25th, conference held in solidarity with palestine aims to discuss challenges and strategies for a long-term solution to the ongoing conflict in gaza, it's hosted by president of the islamic republic of iran said abraham, you saw the foreign minister there, hossain emir abdul who said there's widespread destruction of gaza infrastructure over 2000 people dead, 75% of them women and children, he said the us has failed to stop or... even curb the atrocities we have seen in gaza and it is up and you mentioned to the room to the free world to bring a a conclusion to the sufferings of gazins we'll be following this very closely here on press tv this summit over the next couple days and uh you can follow very closely r

threatening to invade ghana. geopolitical conflict for an oil-rich nation. all that and so much more on "making money." [♪. charles: all right the market opened higher this morning t bass interesting about it, like the jobless claim, those data, claims in continuous claims were mostly in line. that didn't move the needle. however the everything rally including stocks and bonds that continues to rock and roll. look at rolling two year correlation between the two. this is absolutely phenomenal. can it last much longer? i'm not quite sure but it is one of these things where right now as long as these yields are coming down feels like both of those will continue to move higher. here is more good news. i'm talking about all the money on the sidelines. also hedge funds, hedge funds, this is the blue line here. hedge funds have a long way to go, right? remember they had huge record breaking short positions f they start to cover that, we're talking between that and money market funds trillions of dollars of dry powder heading into 2024. that is good news in potentia

i now give the floor to ghana. >> thank you, mr. president. let me begin by thanking you for convening this meeting. i also thank the secretary general for his briefing and his intervention and efforts in helping to find a solution to the ongoing war between the state of israel and hamas. mr. president, the resumption of hostilities which followed the end of the temporary humanitarian pause that was brokered by the state of qatar and the united states has been of great concern to ghana. we are equally worried about the challenge of committing to the spirit of the humanitarian forces and the obligation to preserve civilian lives and infrastructure which makes a humanitarian ceasefire. more necessary. now as called for by the secretary general. it says in that regard that we welcome the decision by the secretary general to invoke article 99 of the un charter, which has only been invoked four times in the over seven decades of history of the united nations. the last time being in 1989. we note that the ongoing israeli hamas conflict has unfortuna

so my parents are from ghana. oh, yeah. and so fathers are not expected to raise their children. the women raise the children. mm—hm. and... oh, yeah. you know, and... my mum would leave me with her sisters. yes. and when i was leaving jamaica, my grand—aunt, a lovely lady, i'll show a picture of her, who was the boss... yeah. wow. ..my grand—aunt in kingston, and she called me over and wrapped me in newspaper, my chest, so i wasn't that cold when i got to... newspaper? yeah. the actual newspaper? newspaper she was reading. she wrapped it around your chest? she got me to take my shirt off and wrap my chest in it. and then you put yourshirt on...? put my shirt on and got the plane. so you were insulated... i was insulated... ..with paper? ..with newspaper. london, compared with georgetown in guyana, vast! you think, "my god!" yeah. and you can see the... you're able to actually look at those buildings that you've read about. well, it's exciting, feel excited. - you hear about britain. it's the world biggest. and i want to know| what britain is like. yeah, that... but you're young

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alliance taking shape in africa. we have contacted justice adoboy, he's a journalist based in accra, ghana. thanks for your time sir today. thank you very much. i'm also very glad to be speaking with you. um, on these various topics about my region and then africa as a whole, it's is great to be talking to you. now the foreign ministers of burkina faso, mali and niger have recommended the creation of a confederation as part of a long-term goal of uniting within a federation. now, mr. adowe, are we seeing the beginning of the end of western imperialism in this part of africa? france has remained the last barrier to real independence in africa and the last barrier to real unity in the subregional groupings and then the regional grouping. france always remains behind the scenes with its long hand directing its former colonies as to what to do when it comes to their relationships. with these regional and subregional bodies to bring a monetary union to west africa and unify all the currencies so west africa will have a strong currency. then suddenly a meeting took place in code divoir and then

when i go back to ghana, i'm going to, like, put all the images together.ringing your portrait to life. my name is john mitchell richards. i was born injamaica, in the parish of portland, the district of fair prospect. indistinct alford gardner. he laughs born in kingston, jamaica, 27th january 1926. delisser augustus bernard. i was born 1928. i was born in, at the time, british guiana. oh, gosh, it's very difficult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like, because it was just like home. how do you describe home, you know? my family was very orthodox methodist, and so i inherited that christian background, with discipline and hard work. it was a big family — 11- siblings of us and the parents. my father died early, - in the early '505, so i stay home with my mother to look after the younger ones. - i don't like remember some of it, but one thing i decide| to, i wasn't going to stealj to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn... ..dressmaking. when i was small, i used to do, make my own clothes fo

understand why washington is very disturbed by this yemeni contribution and why the us attempts to ghana international support, viewing it as an effort to undermine the yemani resistance and its contributions to supporting resistance in gaza. mr. ali, the two giant shipping companies, the danish mursk and the german haploid have announced the suspension of their voyages in the red sea with operations being put on hold until further notice. this is what the statements of the two companies said, this... marks a significant development in the red sea obviously and in the red sea standoff in general, and its impact on international navigations since these two companies represent about 21.8% of the global trade, that's huge numbers, billions of dollars here, is that an enough pressure message to the united states and the west uh to oblige them to take action against the yemeny armed resistance in the yet, we did it here the pentagon saying certain stuff and saying that uh the defense minister... the us defense minister has a trip this week to uh west asia, what do you think about that? i beli

general ismail ghana has also said that the united states and israel have been incapable of defeating palestinian fighters uh in gaza, so uh, instead, apart from just murdering um innocent women and children, being a record holder for killing children, what have the israelies achieved? well, it depends on what you really believe is the true objective of the war on gaza, they have stated that they are going to use their military night to force hamas and the various resistance groups to release the captives, but what they are doing in effect is collective punishment, they are making northern gaza uh uninhabitable, they are forcing people through bombs and through starvation to move from northern gaza and indeed central gaza uh further south towards raffa. they're trying to corral 2.4 million people into a space that is probably one-third of... the original uh size of gaza, so they're not fighting hamas, what they're doing is destroying the civilian uh infrastructure and the civilian population inside gaza, now this started on the 17th of october and people can go back to 1948, but what

he's he goes and he moves to ghana. ghana invited him, thinking about the reaction to because there's in movement, there's power creating a safe space. so african american soldiers founded a whole town black. the new mexico. former black chaplain allen's allensworth founds allensworth california california as a place to escape that. so looking at know say black geographies ecologies these important in thinking about well what are some of the different ways that blacks not only empower themselves but fight against the oppression without having to pick up a gun or something so moving getting and leaving like the great migration you know with theory is it literally changed the entire political landscape of this country, right. because the white south was like, wait, why are you leaving? well really. how are you leaving? woodrow wilson even wrote to the governor of mississippi because he was like, stop cutting stop the trains leaving. and they're like, well, we got to keep them. you're like, well, sir, maybe stop trying to

he's he goes and he moves to ghana. ghana invited him, thinking about the reaction to because there's in movement, there's power creating a safe space. so african american soldiers founded a whole town black. the new mexico. former black chaplain allen's allensworth founds allensworth california california as a place to escape that. so looking at know say black geographies ecologies these important in thinking about well what are some of the different ways that blacks not only empower themselves but fight against the oppression without having to pick up a gun or something so moving getting and leaving like the great migration you know with theory is it literally changed the entire political landscape of this country, right. because the white south was like, wait, why are you leaving? well really. how are you leaving? woodrow wilson even wrote to the governor of mississippi because he was like, stop cutting stop the trains leaving. and they're like, well, we got to keep them. you're like, well, sir, maybe stop trying to