restricting foreign aid to ghana.it comes to the restrictions that the so—called "world superpowers" impose on countries that are imposing these kind of laws on the citizens. it is a double sword because when countries are even sanctioned economically, it affects the queer community and the list privileged people more than the one that they wanted to affect because the people in power are not affected by any of these sanctions, because they are the same people who hoard the country's resources and money. so i don't know how to deal with situations of assumptions or restrictions on countries for these harsh laws. however, the ambassador from the united states to ghana has also made it very clear how this bill would impact the economy, not necessarily onlyjust the restrictions and assumptions, but there are so many investors who could stop investing into ghana simply because they themselves are affected by the law. evenjust imagine me, as a trans person, who is capable of caring for more than several tens of people in g

it's short for 1957, which was ghana's independence.icans, we can do this. >> reporter: as a businesswoman, she is motivated by some numbers that do not make sense to her. 2/3 of the world's cacao, the raw ingredient that's roasted and used to make chocolate is grown in the african nations of cote d'ivoire and ghana. the biggest chocolate makers are in the u.s. and europe, which is where most of the money goes too. chocolate's story is certainly not all sweet. there are continuing issues of trafficking children to work on plantations for little or no pay, an issue that touches even u.s. consumers. a new lawsuit alleges customs and border protection ignored evidence that child labor was involved in harvesting cocoa for major u.s. candy makers. the agency told us it cannot comment on pending litigation. today the department of labor estimates that 1.5 million children still work illegally on cocoa plantations. we visited cocoa country to see where the problems start and to understand some possible solutions. evans kanuby cracks open the p

coco is the third-highest effects in ghana.t happens when this inflow drops in that external payments are going to suffer. this is a currency that has lost a hundred percent of its value to the dollar. in turn, inflation suffers in ghana is a country that has seen record inflation of about 54%. the government working very hard to bring it down to 23%. factories are also operating intermittently when they have cocoa beans, they are operating when they don't. it's only a matter of time before we begin to record job losses. farmers are dismantling their beans because prices that cut at the beginning of the season. for chocolate producers, good news and bad news, they make a little bit more money because chocolate prices have gone up. but then again, it goes down to the prices because the prices of cocoa beans continue to rise due to the shortage. tom: thank you for those record-local prices. coco's record-breaking surge is the main focus of our next episode of bloomberg africa amplified. going to take an in-depth look at what is b

as a result, ghana risks collecting 650-700,000 tons by september, instead of the expected forecast - also faced financial difficulties because the government was unable to purchase fertilizer, farmers did not have access to it, and this hit the cocoa harvest. it faces even greater shortages because europe's cocoa purchasing rules have changed, which will impact most cocoa farms. according to new european rules, grocery stores cannot sell products whose production leads to the destruction of forests. cocoa also falls under this category, for the cultivation of which trees were dun. it is difficult to monitor the process, but the law has already affected the rise in costs of all parts of the supply chain. the impact was felt first these are leading manufacturers of chocolate products, so the current surge in prices is also associated with the desire to purchase products in the prog. new eu law, which requires companies such as ferrera, mars and so on. he requires them to prove that the cocoa beans they buy, and not... were not associated with deforestation, that is, now each shipment m

tooth: the price of chocolate will rise worldwide due to the suspension of cocoa bean processors in ghanand caerdevoir. factories can no longer operate due to rising prices for raw materials, reuters reports. at the beginning of the year, the cost of cocoa beans has already risen by 50%. so at the beginning of march , the historical maximum of their exchange price was set - $7,000 per ton. experts believe that the situation that has developed in africa will lead to a further increase in prices for chocolate and other groups of confectionery products, and the production of cocoa beans itself will decrease by 11%. it's time to read every syllable. writers are coming to the forefront of the news agenda. the minsk international book fair opens today. the area of ​​the belexpo administrative complex has become heavier by... 100,000 publications. the ministry of information built a book city with 114 office houses. so many shops, publishing houses, diplomatic buildings located inside a chamomile. emphasis on educational, international quarters and literature on the theme of victory. this is wha

we saw this trigger coming in the form of word on the street that ghana was going to lose access to a basically ghana pays its farmers through foreign financing and the funding seems to be curtailed, potentially because these loans are back. it's a bit of a chicken and egg situation or coco and being situation, if you want to put it that way. that's why we see the way coco has surged past 9000 dollars, jumping $700 in a single day. haslinda: when you take a look in terms of supply shortages, the worst in 40 years, you have to wonder what it means for the price direction. for me, you have to wonder what happens to my chocolate? avril: as we head into easter, that's part of the conversation, how chocolate is getting more expensive. there is the demand, there's to supply dynamic wrapped up in all of this, but as we talked about the supply dynamics, these are issues that don't seem to be going away soon. we seem to be headed into a third-year of shortages. i think your chocolate is going to stay quite expensive. haslinda: you're not getting it -- you are not getting any chocolate this yea

your own financial plan, form a reserve and use borrowed funds wisely. years of cocoa processing in ghanaebourg. let me remind you that at the beginning of winter the price for them exceeded 4.0 dollars per ton, and already in in march, the exchange price of cocoa beans set a new record - $7.00 per ton. the industry is being undermined by poor harvests. this was the economic news, have a nice day and see you later. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x. i am violetta sokolovich. hello. an illustrative story for car buyers from russia happened to residents of the minsk region. the man purchased a skoda yeti with signs of the russian federation. since registration in another country allowed the car owner to save on technical inspection and other payments, he i was in no hurry to register the car in belarus. the driver realized that this was a rash step when he was stopped by gai to check his documents. the inspector has a problem. doubt about the authenticity of the registration certificate and the dubious document was seized

and i actually about ghana i can do farah story? yeah. go for it. yeah that's okay.ns that are in parking lots across america where you can discard your used clothing? yes. maybe we have them here. we we have them in new england. so it's a mystery where they go and turns out where those clothes go. we empty out our closets. we through our things. there's stuff that doesn't fit whatever you can just toss it into bin, close that bin, walk away. you don't have to think about it anymore. so it turns out that in the 1970s, early in the early 1970s, those started going to west africa mostly ghana. and when they landed in ghana the the africans would open up these containers and marvel at incredible clothes that suddenly they were able to use and. whole industry popped up where the ghanians were, you know, tailoring the clothes to fit local markets and. then reselling the clothes and it became huge, huge industry. and it's funny because the term for those clothes in their language was dead man's clothes because there was they could not understand. they cannot fathom the ide

so i that in the 1970s, early in the early 1970s, those started going to west africa mostly ghana. and when they landed in ghana the the africans would open up these containers and marvel at incredible clothes that suddenly they were able to use and. whole industry popped up where the ghanians were, you know, tailoring the clothes to fit them and them to appeal to the local markets and. then reselling the clothes and it became huge, huge industry. and it's funny because the term for those clothes in their language was dead man's clothes because there was they could not understand. they cannot fathom the idea a living person would get rid of their clothes. so there you have it. and what is happened is that there is much junk now we're buying a lot of it with toxic dyes, a lot of it with petroleum product in it that the that this market is kind of drying up the clothes are still going over there but it's not the quality that it needs to be for for africans, repurpose it for their own needs and. so what's happening is it's it's literal garbage when it arrives when they unpack it and,

countries, over three dozen cooperation documents have been signed, and interaction with african partners, ghanare, mozambique, and tanzania is being actively developed. the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry provides assistance to enterprises in the development of foreign economic relations, promotion of domestic goods, including business organization. events in twenty countries. the infrastructure of the minsk region is expanding with sports facilities. new sports complexes this year will appear in derzhinsk, krupki and borisov. the modern fork is now being built in the village of leskovka, near minsk. architects and engineers are working to ensure that new sports complexes are completed on time. it is planned to develop the surrounding areas, open locations for team sports and workout zones. the emphasis is also on... the possibility of holding major competitions in various disciplines on the basis of the centers.

the return of ghanaian loot — the v&a and the british museum have returned some loot to ghana — that'sls. do they really make any difference to the people... i think they make a huge difference, like learning medicine, like...it�*s happening in india — to teach medicine in indigenous languages can be a really important part of your rising self—confidence as a nation. but there's a limit to what you can do with decolonisation because it's baked into the world. you can't stop cricket being played in india, you can't get rid of christianity in africa, you can't undo entire nations made by the british, like niger and australia and pakistan, can you? no. but i want to come back to the point about agency and responsibility, cos you make a point, for example, just one specific point — you make a point of talking about the anti—gay laws — much tougher and draconian in recent years in some parts of africa, and you tie it explicitly to the british empire and the way in which british rulers in these countries ensured that laws were toughened up against homosexuality, for example. you're sort of p

i know you're in ghana.d. >> was yet.l we're not all using digital payments to process orders or process customer payment, but de cooperatives we work with in northern ghana. and so we are piloting a system where because the populations of the community will work with typically are unbanked because they live in r areas, they can utilize their cell phones as a way to take payments and as a way to get paid for the labor. are doing is by using mobilewe money transfers and payments we are able to ensure that the women who is making our products and actually being paid. >> to zoom out further, you brought some of the maker share today. i mean ifug there was not digitl payment, how big of a challenge with heavy? >> it would be a huge challenge, as i mentioned. we can't run our business if we can't take the in preparation for this conversation i pulled the makers and they all across the board agreed that digital payments are an important part of the business. and not only that, utilizing credit cards and being able

she moved from ghana to raise me. ——she moved from ghana to come and raise us.training session. # got me feeling pretty good...# # not the best idea...# sza won the best international artist award. chase & status celebrated their win for best producer with a performance of disconnect with becky hill. # can�*t get you out of my head...# and the show closed with a celebratory performance from kylie minogue. # i know you wanna take me home padam, padam...# she had been awarded the global icon prize, recognising 37 years of hits. amazing. there�*s a part of my brain that�*s kind of scanning the years to go, "wow, how did i get here?" i mean, i�*m trying to compute it myself. it�*s not that easy. in a night where female artists dominated, closing the show with one of the trailblazers was a fitting end. kylie was brilliant. so was raye. you can get highlights from the brits on the bbc news website and app. it�*s worth having a look. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. some of our rain—sodden fields will get a little bit of respite later this week, a sign that things

bel-tp is now setting up interaction with ghana, cameroon, kotdivoir, mozambique and tanzania. asian region remains the most important area of ​​work. china is also our strategic partner, in addition to the visits we currently have at our mogilev branch. two visits to the people's republic of china for exhibition events, we are actively working, we will participate in the food exhibition, which will be held in may in china , and aim to hold a national exhibition in november, which is very a big exhibition, many participating countries, and we are always interested in participating in this exhibition with our belarusian national exposition. speaking of exhibitions, this has been proven more than once. such events abroad provide good opportunities to promote products. the geography of events for this year is very wide; about thirty exhibitions are planned in twenty countries, including the cis, the countries of the persian gulf, china, as well as the african continent. we are always convinced, as an exhibition operator, that only assessing the effectiveness of participation in th

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there are several new leaps: the first is weather conditions in cocoa producing countries, mainly ghanaoar, there grow up to 60% of the world's raw materials. countries faced crop failure amid first severe drought and then record levels of rainfall. another factor influences the deterioration in productivity: the trees are aging and bear less fruit, and there have been no new plantings for a long time, since investment opportunities are limited. faced financial difficulties because the government was unable to purchase fertilizer, farmers did not have access to it, and this hit cocoa production. according to new european rules in grocery stores. trees were cut down, it’s difficult to follow the process, but the law will already affect the rise in price of all links in the supply chain, the blow was felt first by the eu law, which requires companies such as ferrera, mars and so on, and it requires them to prove that those cocoa beans , which they importers of cocoa beans want to stock up in advance. the price fever associated with cocoa will affect end consumers, analysts are sure; accor

cocoa has become more expensive than copper and all this is connected with what is happening in ghanaof world raw materials, the country is faced with a crop failure against the backdrop of production concentrated in the hands of small farmers, who invest 650-700 thousand tons instead of the expected forecast. and there will be an even greater shortage, since procurement rules have changed; according to new european rules , cocoa cannot be stored in grocery stores, trees were cut down to grow it. follow. the process is complicated, but the law has already affected the rise in prices associated with desire. pizza products are in anticipation of ferrer's new law, mars, and so on, and he requires them to prove that the cocoa beans they buy and the transition period of this law. ends in december this year, importers of cocoa beans want to stock up in advance. the price frenzy associated with cocoa will affect the end prices of up to 70-80%, and milk prices up to twenty. high content of natural cocoa, here manufacturers are available. more additions of puffed rice, caramel, raisins and cha

ivory coast and ghana are particularly impacted, which make up together about 60% of the world's cocoaase. el nino rains, for example, saw a surge in a fungal infection known as black pod disease, which rots cocoa beans on the trees. and many of these trees are also failing to bear much fruit. they're particularly vulnerable to changes in the climate. the problem is these are systemic issues and the international cocoa 0rganisation forecasts it's only going to get worse. it's already pushing up the price of easter eggs in some markets. in the uk, for example, the consumer advocate group, which found some popular eggs, have risen in price by more than 50%. and the other possibility is just less chocolate for your money. that means less dark chocolate, which uses more cocoa and perhaps shrinkflation. so we might see more of those depressing, hollow easter eggs. but news for chocolate lovers but some good news for wine lovers. china will lift its tariffs on australian wine from today, as relations between the two countries improve. taxes of up to 218 percent on the export were put in plac

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cooperation, now in the active stage of interaction with african partners, we are working on with ghanaroon, coddivoire, mozambique, tanzania. bel-tp provides all possible assistance to enterprises in the development of foreign economic relations and promotion of domestic goods. this includes organizing business forums, business visits abroad and contract and cooperation exchanges. our 58 regions of the russian federation were also very densely covered. held as exhibition events, business visits, receptions of foreign delegations. china is also our strategic partner, in addition to the visits that we currently have, the mogilev branch is carrying out two visits to the people’s republic of china for exhibition events and we are actively working, we will participate in the food exhibition, which will be held in may in china and aimed at holding a national exposition in the month of november, good opportunities for... it was illuminated on november 6, 1794 in honor of virgin mary, then it passed into the fold of orthodoxy and was the church of the holy mother of god, when the decision was

i'm from ghana , i believe nana's from ghana, i believe nana's family from ghana as well.s you do nigel. so not all people of african descent descent been impacted by descent have been impacted by slavery. nonetheless i do think these sorts of gestures are important point, and i think it can help build a sense of britishness in a part of the population which might not have always felt welcome in this country. >> let me tell you something that very few know . i'm that very few people know. i'm a nutcase historian, so i sort of know these very odd things because already because we folks, we've already apologised. did so absolutely apologised. we did so absolutely formally. it happened in 1840. prince albert on behalf of himself and queen victoria, gave a speech and actually a very important speech and a very progressive speech for 1840. and he gave it to the society for the extinction of the slave trade. albert said, i sincerely trust that this great country will not relax in its efforts until it is finally and forever put an end to a state of things so repugnant to the spir

chocolate, there is a problematic issue at the beginning of the value chain. 70% comes from west africa, ghanae �*s koko, but because of the low prices paid by the chocolate industry, those farmers are living industry, those farmers are living in poverty. they can't invest in their farms and they have to take their farms and they have to take their children out of school to work on the farms. 1.6 million children work illegally on cocoa farms. these costs at the moment, while it is at the top of the news, we are hoping in a way that this shines a light on the fact that there is plenty of money in the value chain of cocoa thatis money in the value chain of cocoa that is going to the wrong place at the moment. it is tough. any business that is sourcing koko particularly from west africa will be feeling the pinch. manufacturers will be looking at the number of things in terms of passing that cost onto consumers, so either the amount of cocoa out, changing their fat sites size or putting the price is up sites size or putting the price is up to the retailers. we hope to start the conversation aroun

ghana is the number 2 producer and they say their output would be roughly 20% to 25% less this year. giants like hershey and the mayor of cadbury are not feeling easter excitement, they say they are ready raised prices. both companies reporting sales volume shrinking for the recent quarters. jd wonder lake is the ceo and says prices are not hopping off the shelf like the chocolate bunnies we are making just yet. >> we are very small so we are very careful about when they do those price increases because we want to make sure we keep track of our expenses. >> reporter: those expenses include other raw materials, sugar and dairy and compounding all this, the increasing cost of labor and transportation. i don't celebrate easter, but how can you resist something at graham's when nothing is hollow. this is a solid filled chocolate bunny and i'm not going to lie to you. liz: i am jewish and i will bite the ears and head off at thing and two sec. seconds. i'm all about easter candy so i am with you. >> reporter: i will see if i can send you one. liz: i'm not sharing. shake shack is shaking t

over three dozen cooperation documents have been signed, actively interaction with african partners, ghanacoddivoire, mozambique, tanzania, and the belarusian trade and industrial center near minsk is being worked out. architects and engineers are working to ensure that new sports complexes are completed on time. it is planned to develop the surrounding areas, open locations for team sports and workout zones. the emphasis is also on the possibility of holding major competitions in various disciplines at the centers. this week to baikanu. were making final preparations for the start expedition, which included a participant from belarus. the start was scheduled for march 21. the main crew of the manned soyuz ms-25 spacecraft includes roscosmos cosmonaut oleg novitsky, belarusian space flight participant marina vasilevskaya, nasa astronaut tracy dyson, their backup and roscosmos cosmonaut ivan vagner, belarusian space flight participant anastasia lenkova and nasa astronaut donald petit. a new educational project “start your heart” has started in belarus. more than 20 thousand tenth graders fr

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same-sex intercourse is already banned in ghana.esident nana akufo-addo has said he would sign the measure into law if the majority of the population supported it. and in moscow, thousands of mourners gathered outside a church for alexei navalny's funeral amid heavy police presence. a number of attendees were arrested hours before the funeral started, but mourners say it was important for them to be there. >> i could not not, because i think i have to get my last respect to this man. >> were you afraid? >> we were very afraid. we arrived early and were standing here for a long time. now i realize we need to do this and speak up. amy: hundreds of people have been arrested for publicly mourning navalny in the two weeks since his death in an arctic prison. the u.s., rights groups, and other have blamed president putin directly for his death. among those spotted at the funeral were recently kremlin disqualified anti-war candidate boris nadezhdin and prominent putin critic and former mayor of yekaterinburg yevgeny roizman, as well as u.s

we think that production in cote d'ivoire and ghana which, together, accounts for 60% of the world'sthis year. to answer the second part of your question i don't think there is going to be a quick recovery and supply. these cocoa plantations have suffered from years of under investment, lack of fertilisers, and increasingly the adverse weather is causing disease which means these plants are going to be written off permanently. 50m; to be written off permanently. sorry to be written off permanently. sorry to interrupt- — to be written off permanently. sorry to interrupt. that _ to be written off permanently. sorry to interrupt. that is _ to be written off permanently. sorry to interrupt. that is the _ to interrupt. that is the interesting point. when we see prices at this sort of level it can do one of two things. either it persuades people to invest more, because therefore they can reap the rewards with the price at this level, or they think that this change is demand. people moved to other suppliers, they moved to other commodities, rather than maybe cocoa. you're saying that, if th

so, most of the world's cocoa, as you say, 70% comes from west africa — ghana and cote d'ivoire.adly, due to the low prices paid by the chocolate industry and the big chocolate manufacturers, those farmers are living in poverty, so they can't afford to invest in their farms. and they also have to take their children at school and use them on theirfarms. so there's 1.6 million children working illegally on cocoa farms today. so these costs at the moment, whilst its top of people's minds and top of top of news, we are hoping in a way that this shines a light on the fact that there is plenty of money in the value chain of cocoa. it's just going to the wrong places at the moment. but it is tough. any business that is sourcing cocoa, particularly from west africa, will be will be feeling the pinch. manufacturers will be looking at a number of things in terms of passing that cost on to consumers. so either taking the amount of cocoa out, changing their pack size or putting their prices up to the retailers, that then gets passed on to the consumers. but what we hope is that this starts

over three dozen documents on cooperation have been signed, and interaction with african partners ghanae, mozambique, and tanzania is being actively developed. beltp assists enterprises in developing foreign economic relations and promoting domestic goods. this includes the participate in the food exhibition, which will be held in may in china and aim to hold a national exposition in november. good opportunities for product promotion are provided by exhibitions. the calendar of events for the current year has already been formed; about 30 exhibition events are expected in twenty countries. the decade of russian books started at the tolstoy library. the event precedes the minsk international book fair. as part of the opening, a meeting was held with representatives of the writers' union of belarus. publications of russian writers and poets were presented, all days of the decade will be devoted to literary translation, an anthology of belarusian poetry will be presented in minsk , a meeting dedicated to lieutenant prose and front-line writers. our republican rehabilitation center was buil

cooperation with african partners, ghana, cameroon, coddivoire, and mozambique is being actively developed. tanzania, the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry provides assistance to enterprises in the development of foreign economic relations and the promotion of domestic goods, this including the organization of business forums, business visits abroad and contact and cooperation exchanges. exhibitions also provide good opportunities for promoting products. the calendar of events for the current year has already been formed; about thirty exhibition events are expected in twenty countries. the infrastructure of the minsk region is growing. sports facilities. new sports complexes will appear this year in derzhinsk, krupki and borisov. the modern fork is now being built in the village of leskovka near minsk. architects and engineers are working to the new sports complexes were completed on time. it is planned to develop the surrounding areas, open locations for team sports and workout zones. the emphasis is also on the possibility of holding major competitions in various disciplines at

currently in active stage interaction with african partners, we are working with ghana, cameroon, coddivoireique, tanzania. bell provides all possible assistance to enterprises in the development of foreign economic relations and the promotion of domestic goods. this includes organizing business forums, business visits abroad and contract and cooperation exchanges. our 58 regions of the russian federation were also very densely covered. they were held as exhibition events. people's republic of china for exhibition events, we are actively working, we will participate in the food exhibition, which will be held in may in china and aim to hold a national exhibition in november. exhibitions abroad provide good opportunities for promoting products; the calendar of events for the made in belarus brand has already been formed for the year; about thirty exhibition events are expected in twenty countries. thank you, the review was prepared by olesya vysotskaya. more news from the economic sphere and not only on the website of our tv channel belarus24.by. more than half a million belarusians and 11 tho

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the belcci is now establishing cooperation. with ghana, cameroon, kotdivoire, mozambique and tanzaniae asian region remains the most important area of ​​work. china is also our strategic partner, we carry out, in addition to the visits that are currently our mogilev branch carries out two visits to the people's republic of china for exhibition events and is actively working, we will participate in the food exhibition, which will be held in may in china and are aiming to host it. national exposition in november, which is a very large exhibition, there are many participating countries, and we are always interested in participating in this exhibition with our belarusian national exposition. speaking of exhibitions, it has been proven more than once that such events abroad provide good opportunities for product promotion. the geography of events for this year is very wide , planned for about thirty exhibitions in twenty countries, including the cis and other countries. the gulf of sydney, china, and the african continent. we are always convinced , as an exhibition operator, that only asse

ghana defeated nigeria 2-1 and the czech republic defeated norway 21 in the games that are being held now , holland and scotland have zero matches. romania and northern iran 1 1 spain and colombia will face each other from 12:00 pm in a few minutes . good night, god bless you. telling us that you had a very bad fight with your wife, a reliable source had talked to us about you, this building is 10 floors from here, a series of informed sources are telling you, but for now, i am not a child here at all, the murder that happened here yesterday, they say you did you witness it? yes, no, sir . telling us a series of knowledgeable sources is part of the abstractionism of knowledgeable sources who tell themselves stories that quotations from anonymous sources were attributed to our interviewees. it made some of them angry. they said that a murder had happened here . they told us that you saw it. i saw informed sources . some of them also told us that we have heard words like that , and informed sources became sensitive . no, sir, the building is not for you. some knowledgeable sources told

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

that you don't see a value in, that the people of ghana has kept alive. guess what?te in the world. and guess what? even with our greatest exploration of the oil and gas resource we have now, we will still be net zero. guyana will still be net zero. isn't there a cynicism here in georgetown, best expressed by your vice president, who said recently, because there is this climate change imperative to decarbonise, our policy is to get as much oil out of the ground as quickly as possible. now, he said that's harsh for those who think that you should be environmentally sound, but that is the reality of it. those were very honest words from your vice president. and that is what we are, honest. we are practical. so you're rushing, rushing to get this oil out before any deal is done, to quote dubai cop, to transition away from oil and gas. you can say we are rushing, but we are very practical. we have this natural resource and we are going to aggressively pursue this natural resource because we have to develop our country. we are committed to the development of this region.

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sahel aj, liberia, benin, ghana and burkina faso more than the rest of the countries they encountered a problem. also the countries of togo, cameroon, gabon. namibia, niger, nigeria and south africa were affected. most of the internet traffic in the world is transmitted through submarine fiber cables, one of which is 15,000 kilometers long from portugal to south africa , and severe storms and snowfall in some states of the united states damaged dozens of houses and many power outages. he also cut off houses. tornado in kentucky injures several people. at the same time, snowfall in the state of colorado caused power outages, road closures and changes in airplane flights. it was reported to us the denver post reported that at the height of the storm, more than 82,000 subscribers in the denver area were without power. have a nice day, god bless you. in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers. have a good time. first , let's talk about the temperature situation, the hottest point in the last 24 hours. in our country, brazjan in bushehr province is the coldest place with a maximum temp