tell us how it _ africa, especially ghana. tell us how it is _ africa, especially ghana.africa, especially ghana. tell us how it is affected farmers. what does the drop in yields mean forfarmers and what does the drop in yields mean for farmers and their families? it mean for farmers and their families?— mean for farmers and their families? , ., , . , families? it definitely affects livelihoods. _ families? it definitely affects livelihoods. income - families? it definitely affects livelihoods. income levels. families? it definitely affects i livelihoods. income levels have really dwindled and to that effect lifestyles have been affected and even to get money to pay school fees is a challenge, and that is why sometimes use see school dropouts and child labour is also on the rise and cost of buying inputs for the farm is also an issue. for that matter, it has really affected the income levels of the farmers and hurts their livelihoods. we talked about the challenges facing farmers and supply being down overall. but it's not as simple as just growing more cocoa immediately,

let's get an update on ghana's debt situation. finance minister expects a draft agreement with creditors next month following the agreement reached in january. let's get more with jennifer zabasajja in johannesburg. what is the latest on ghana's debt restructure? >> this is significant. especially that we are hearing from ghana's finance minister that this draft mou potentially will happen in may. this is the next step for ghana in their talks in restructuring their debt. this is been ongoing talks. they have hit a snag over the past few months. the fact that he sees this draft mou coming with some of ghana's biggest creditors including china and france, is significant. what happens next is where these talks go. they are in the $3 billion program with the imf and they had hit a snag because there were disagreements over what these haircuts would be between the country, and also, the investors. the question is what are the haircuts going to look like? are they going to live up to what the imf is improving? and will this unlock this

increasing costs stem from a cocoa shortage in west africa specifically in ghana and the ivory coastof the global supply. experts say crop disease and extreme weather events including the el nino phenomenon which has caused drought in some areas and flooding others have attributed to the shortages. however, the recent surge in cocoa prices does not mean a boost in income forfarmers. they typically presell the beans to local dealers or processing plants in advance. to better understand how farmers have been coping with production challenges, i spoke to kwame osei, senior director of programmes at rainforest alliance. thank you for being here. why are farmers facing a drop in cocoa yields? i think in ghana and cote d'ivoire they produce 60% of the world's cocoa and for that amount a lot of work goes into it. in recent times they have been hit by climate change, causing hotter temperatures and it leads to drought. for crops, it is a big challenge. as a result of that also, there is a disease surge. if you talk about disease, it has really affected farmers. what has also compounded the i

africa, it is enough to do business with ghana. yes, i also suggest to iranian businessmen that if they interact with qena and organize their business there, then after qena, they can go to other parts of africa and actually communicate with them and very well. you are the deputy minister of industry of one of the most important african countries, what are the characteristics for what are the characteristics of iranian people or iranian businessmen? i saw many iranians and i know that they are businessmen, have an economic mind and are ready and we are ready to establish business relations with them. we are confident that the iranians who bring their own business to qena will be successful there, and in fact , they are not doing anything wrong if they say this and that many of them are successful in qena, and this shows that they are economically strong people. and they are smart and we help them, one thing we should know is that, for example, in a limited place we can operate, we must expand our field of activity and see where we

ghana's parliament has already passed a similar legislation.in with donations and projects at the same time, promoting hatred towards the lgbtq community. if you don't mind, very briefly, what happens next with this bill in uganda, is this the end of the road? it is not the end of the road. we are definitely going to go to our supreme court and appeal this decision. i am optimistic our supreme court will be more decisive. but also, will give us a ruling that is in favour, a ruling that looks into the constitution of uganda and agrees with us that every ugandan deserves protection under the law. we are also looking at other avenues. the east african court and other avenues, any other litigations that we can do around this legislation. we will not stop until this legislation has totally been nullified. frank mugisha. one of the country's leading lgbtq rights activists, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you for having me. and finally... italy's mount etna has been sending rare smoke rings into the sicilian sky. a new crater opened on

the ivory coast and ghana get hit by a little bit too much moisture.nless prediction and then dryness after that. so that will wipe out a lot of trees. i am not against the higher price of coco for the farmer to get the fair share. the farmer gets their fair share i think that will keep grain to cow and stay. but it is way possible a lot of the farmers say we want another crop and then it's a catastrophe. so again we need to pay those farmers a little bit more. they need to have their fair share. >> it's a great reminder we operate in the physical world and when were talking about things such as the whether in fungus it's not like you can just move numbers around and it goes away. when it comes to potentially having to raise prices from here how would you expect your consumers to respond. >> you don't have to eat chocolate. maybe but usually not. what's going to happen is people will buy less chocolates. the sales of chocolates already are down so it's going to i think not be a very good season for us. what we can do is put a little bit more inclusion

ghana is one of the hardest hit places and farmers lik this are struggling to keep family farms afloatare not able t produce the required amount of cocoa beans up expected so you produce less. you take this small amount to the market, you don't get more money. >> most of the farms in west africa are under 10 acres. the farmers who cultivate them earn less than $2 per day. >> this has come about because of a long tm under payment of the farmers. >> also, rising production costs. fertilizers and pesticides are more expensive due to inflation and the war and ukraine and more necessary as farms age and erratic weather affects the risk of disease. planting cocoa alongside other trees would make crops more resilient but more expensive up front. >> the terms of the cocoa tree or bean. in terms of the living conditions o the farmer. >> rampant illegal gold mining also threatens the cocoa farms. >> today we don't get labor because inside of going to work for a cocoa farmer, you could go work for a miner whole pay him a huge amount. >> the miners also help extract the gold that lies beyond the c

ghana's parliament has already passed a similar legislation and all this is not african spring votinge, promoting hatred towards the lgbtq community. if you don't mind, very briefly, what happens next and out with this bill in uganda, is this the end of the road? it bill in uganda, is this the end of the road? , ., ., the road? it is not the end of the road. we the road? it is not the end of the rdad- we are _ the road? it is not the end of the road. we are definitely _ the road? it is not the end of the road. we are definitely going - the road? it is not the end of the road. we are definitely going to l the road? it is not the end of the l road. we are definitely going to go to our supreme court and appeal this decision. i am optimistic. our supreme court will be more decisive. but also, it will give us a ruling thatis but also, it will give us a ruling that is in favour, a ruling that looks into the constitution of uganda and agrees with us that every ugandan deserves protection under the law. we are also looking at other avenues. the east african court and other avenues, any other

countries at once decided to withdraw gold reserves from american storage facilities, in particular ghana, cameroon, egypt, south africa, senegal, algeria, nigeria, and these together are quite decent volumes. egypt's reserves are 125 tons, the same amount has accumulated in ur. the problem for americans is not even the withdrawal. gold itself, the fact is that this gives rise to panic, in the 2000s germany also tried to get its gold, but it was reminded of its political and economic dependence, african countries are less controlled by the states than berlin, thieves from washington and corruption in war, what happens when evil crosses the border, how the white house robbed and destroyed the state, why today belarusians need to be strong, bitter in the taste of american freedom, the tragedy of millions and... chaos after the invasion in an understandable policy from those from whom the west stole the world for a long time, watch today after the panorama. we want to live on our land, our belarusian people have suffered for this right, and we will not allow it to be given to anyone.

economic diplomacy is one of the aspects of this diplomacy and we know from us in ghana that coming here can bring us many benefits. it has to be accompanied and iranians can express it to qena. this relationship is actually two-way and it can benefit both parties . therefore. we must try to improve our economic diplomacy let's improve our relations so that our countries become closer to each other. very well, dr. qanazadeh and mr. michael buffy point to an economic diplomacy and a convergence and grouping of iran with african countries. for this to happen, we need a special economic model. please tell me that you are in your organization and in this meeting and on the sidelines. have you arrived at a model that supposes that this model can replace the relations that we had with africa in the past, that is, a new model that will be a successful driver to reach the diplomacy that african countries are looking for? yes, of course. mr. michael buffy well, the african union means the 54 five countries that exist, well, they are forming an alliance in this union , and well. he pointed out iss

countries at once decided to withdraw gold reserves from american storage facilities, in particular, ghanacameroon, egypt, south africa, senegal, algeria, nigeria, and these in total are quite decent volumes, egypt’s reserves are 125 tons, the same amount has accumulated ur. actually, the problem for americans is not even the withdrawal of gold in itself, the point is that this starts panic, in the 2000s as well. germany tried to get its gold, but was reminded of its political and economic dependence. african countries are less controlled by the state than berlin. rish and sunak are preparing to overthrow their party comrades. on may 2, after the end of local elections , the procedure for his impeachment will begin. the chances of a successful rebellion are extremely high. sunok managed to turn out to be the most unpopular conservative prime minister in post-war history. even boris johnson. or straz, the previous record holders in terms of dislike of citizens are losing. moreover, there is a possibility that one of them will return to the prime minister's chair. tory's bench is empty. and

the fbi has participated in operations in the west african nations of nigeria and ghana. rao traveled there last fall. >> we were shown video of scammers using artificial intelligence-enhanced video technology. and so it appeared to the victim that they were speaking to another american citizen. >> a little chilling as you're describing it. >> it is chilling, and it also makes it challenging for law enforcement to intervene. >> reporter: but this former scammer, who spoke to us from the west african country of ghana, offers a key insight into combating these crimes. >> you cannot do nothing without the online dating site. >> you need those onto dating platforms. >> definitely. definitely. >> reporter: a 2019 federal trade commission lawsuit alleged that between 2013 and 2018, as many as 25% to 30% of match.com member who's register each day were using match.com to perpetrate scams. in a statement, match group told us, we believe the ftc allegations have no merit. >> hi, how are you? >> good. jim ax many rod from cbs news. >> reporter: after six months of asking for an int

the fbi has participated in operations in the west african nations of nigeria and ghana. traveled there last fall. >> we were shown video of scammers using artificial intelligence, enhanced video technology, and so it appeared to the victim that they were speaking to another american citizen. >> reporter: chilling as you are describing it. >> it is chilling, and it also makes it challenging for law enforcement to intervene. >> reporter: but this former scammer, who spoke to us from the west african country of ghana, offers a key insight into combating these crimes. >> you cannot do that without the online dating site. >> reporter: you need those online dating platforms? >> definitely. definitely. >> reporter: a 2019 federal trade commission lawsuit alleged that between 2013 and 2018, as many as 25% to 30% of match.com members who register each day were using match.com to perpetrate scams. in a statement, match group told us, "we believe the ftc allegations have no merit." >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: good, jim axelrod from cbs news. after six months of asking for an i

unfortunately what is happening in uganda is happening in other countries like ghana, kenya, zambia andng up in these countries. the parliament of ghana has already partly legislation and all of this is promoted, it is the christian evangelicals promoting this hatred, with donations and projects at the same time. promoting hatred towards the lgbtq+ community.- promoting hatred towards the lgbtq+ community. briefly, what ha--ens lgbtq+ community. briefly, what happens next _ lgbtq+ community. briefly, what happens next now— lgbtq+ community. briefly, what happens next now with _ lgbtq+ community. briefly, what happens next now with the - lgbtq+ community. briefly, what happens next now with the bill - happens next now with the bill in uganda? is it the end of the road? ., ., road? not the end of the road. we would _ road? not the end of the road. we would definitely _ road? not the end of the road. we would definitely go - road? not the end of the road. we would definitely go to - road? not the end of the road. j we would definitely go to court and appeal the decision. we are optimistic

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

and i actually about ghana i can do farah would you mind if i just tell this quick story? yeah. go for it. yeah that's okay. so you know those bins 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 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'

the situation in ghana is in raleigh. every go to the politician or to other stuff. maybe he may not be sold but, but the problem is that people want to know if they're better opportunities else. wait, you know, there is always movement for me please. so for the walk was increasing to approve of higher costs increasing. so if i want to make more money for one of the country, then why not the people i live? so if one, this is a service, i mean, better in this country that i'm sure that more the test will mostly good thing. was it going to cause it raising the economic situation in both countries and opportunities that those countries move on to offer it to be doable for, for kind of countries to treat the adult to simulate other countries. so it means that government also just make things better, but the doctor doesn't need much, just making things better or slightly better for the doctor fee. understood. okay, so i believe this is the the exodus of medical professionals is a key issue for the continent. according to data for recent years, some 55000, the african doct

what did i tell this woman from ghana? what did i tell the chief justice there?d you have to convince not the judges. they already understand it. and they're paid to do it. and what about the lawyers? no. you have to convince the people in the villages, the people in the towns. contrary, not your belief, but popular belief, we have 320 million people in the united states, and 319 million are not lawyers. and those are the people -- >> which is probably a good thing. >> yeah. over time, over 200 years, people gradually have dm to the point of view that we will have some cases we don't like at all. we will have some law we don't like at all. but the more important thing is called the rule of law, because that's what is one weapon in the fight against the kinds of chaos we now are seeing. >> but when the respect for the high court is at such low levels, when people feel it's too partisan, that it's not ethical, that people have conflicts of interest, do you reach a point arguably where by following the originalists and the textualists and people who, as you write in

africa, long-term contracts have been concluded for the supply of products to somalia, burkinofasso and ghanaamics are recorded in sales to the turkish market. a number of agreements have been signed with vietnam. in general, the geography of our exports is 49 countries. not long ago, the concern approved a quality improvement program, what is included in the document, what new sweets will appear in belarus. igor grutsa, head of the department of the belgospishprom concern, will tell you soon and what foreign markets the emphasis will be on. igor, hello, hello. tell us what are the main items included in the quality program for the food industry? firstly, i would like to start with the fact that this program was not developed from scratch, that is, it is based on the current five-year program for 2021 and... twenty-fifths, respectively, we essentially took it as a basis and updated it , regarding the main points, in simple terms - this is a priority for qualitative indicators over quantitative ones, that is, this means increasing the efficiency of systems management at enterprises, the introd

for africa, long-term contracts have been concluded to supply products to somalia, burkino fasso and ghana dynamics recorded on sales to the turkish market. a number of agreements have been signed with vietnam. in general, the geography of our exports is 49 countries. not so long ago the concern approved. was not developed from scratch, that is, it is based on the current five-year program for 2021-2025, accordingly, we essentially took it as a basis and updated it, regarding the main points, in simple terms, this is a priority of qualitative indicative over quantitative, that is, this implies increasing the efficiency of management systems at enterprises, introduction of innovative technologies, changes in production processes, careful attitude to raw materials. other resources, respectively, a focus on waste-free production, and a number of other positions. the results of the implementation of this program will most likely be the emergence of new types of products. what are you planning to please consumers with? when we start talking about new products, our confectionery industry is prob

ghana strongly condemns this attack. we maintain that any attack against the diplomatic facility is unacceptable and contravens the fundamental safeguards established in international law, including the convention on the prevention and punishment of crimes. against internationally protected persons, including diplomatic agents. gayana joins other council members in also reaffirming the principles of respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, including the prohibition on the use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state as enshrigd in the united nations charter, and calls upon all states to fully comply with these obligations. we further call for a thorough and investigation to determine the circumstances of this incident, we also urge due caution and restraint by all parties and impress upon those involved to avoid any further escalation of tensions in the region that could result in even more tragic consequences. i thank you. i thank the representative of can and pass the

montenegro, nigeria and ghana are taking part in the current russian swimming championship.ntly , we also spoke with the president of the all-russian swimming federation vladimiro salnikov and explained, discussed with him an interesting point, swimming is quite objective for comparison. trusted relations between russia and venezuela create the basis for cooperation, including in the law enforcement sphere. this is how russian prosecutor general igor krasnov commented on the results of the meeting with a representative of the venezuelan supreme court. during the visit, a number of agreements will be signed between the countries. our correspondent evgeniy nipot is following the progress of igor krasny’s ​​visit to caracos. he communicates directly with us. evgeniy, greetings. there's a meeting going on now. krasny with the prosecutor general of venezuela, so what kind of cooperation agreements are they planning to conclude? olga, artyom, i greet you, indeed, at these moments, a new agreement is already being signed, the first one, let me remind you, was signed in 2007, now th

latifi last year , ghana bought more than 170 million african dollars south with 145 and tanzania with more than 90 million dollars were the top three export destinations of iranian goods in the african continent. oil derivatives, food steel products, construction materials, household appliances, medicine and medical equipment. industrial equipment and mineral materials were the main export goods of iran to the african continent in 1402. widening the scope of student demonstrations protesting the genocide of the people of gaza to more than 40 universities. in america and canada, police attacked students and arrested more than 500 students in different cities. america to columbia university students in new york he warned that the national guard will be deployed to suppress the students. the student protests began with the arrest of 18 students from columbia university. a number of professors have joined the protesters. the american police violently arrested ms. carolyn folin, professor of economics, and ms. noel mcafee, head of the philosophy department of emory university in atlanta, g

he plans to do the same. and neighboring ghana.ntries want to share profits from rising world cocoa prices with farmers. this should encourage producers to supply more beans and encourage investment in their farms. according to reuters, cocoa prices have already tripled over the past year. it was economic news. short. we watch to know everything about russia. the best historical series. let's see. let's see. in the application or on the website. well, now there is new footage from the presidential press service. dear colleagues, good afternoon. hello, our main topic today is the identified results of the implementation of individual development programs. regions and plans to extend them for the twenty -fifth to twenty-thirties, but first of all i would like to congratulate you all and chairman of the government with a report to the state duma, i saw how this happened in a dignified manner at a good level, in a substantive manner, yesterday evening we talked to michal vladimirovich about this, discussed it, but we need to move on an

imported fisheries from the emirates, ghana and seychelles were the smallest african countries.than 60% of kamjan has been drained in fars province following the rains in early april this year. kamjan international pond came to life. after the good rains of early april in fars province, the international student of kamjan was drowned in khorameh city. what in rush. before april, immediately after the rains, we extracted the maps. over 50 %, 50%, 60% of the water has been drained here compared to its existing level. the restoration work of kamjan international wetland started in 2008 with the participation of people's groups, and with this year's rains, that thing got a new life. now we can see the result of those actions that we were able to zone and create bottlenecks in dhahaba and rwan. let's collect water and small water that was naturally in the basin and direct it towards taleb, fortunately from panj ram on the site fars kamjano is currently alive , it has a rich and valuable biodiversity, a pond with an area of ​​4,000 hectares, which contains all kinds of aquatic and aqu

the most imported fishery products were from the uae, ghana and seychelles, the smallest african country. is the investment of bhutan in cryptocurrency mining, this country plans to compensate for the decrease in its income from the tourism industry by mining more bitcoins. bhutan, a country in the heart of the himalayas , is trying to increase its bitcoin mining activity. bhutan's economy, which is heavily dependent on the income from tourism , was affected after the outbreak of the corona virus , and foreign exchange reserves increased due to the reduction of unemployment. now , considering the approach of the bitcoin halving event, this country hopes to compensate for the decrease in its income. halving is a pre-programmed event in the bitcoin contract that occurs after mining every 210,000 blocks happen approximately once every four years in the bit halving event. the reward that miners receive for mining each block is halved. the country plans to deal with this decline by significantly increasing its mining volume. bhutan's effort to extract digital latitudes started in 2023. the co

. >> reporter: federal investigators traced those who victimized laura cowl to ghana.usands of scammers operating with impunity. we spoke to a former scammer who called himself emanuel and told us how scammers can trick people like laura once they establish trust, hope takes over. >> you need to be very good in building the trust. >> actually, you need two things. you need to establish trust, and you need to exploit their hope. >> that is it. so when we are able to do that, then we start extracting money from them. you cannot do that without an online dating site. >> you need those online dating platforms? >> definitely. definitely. >> reporter: emanuel says he worked with a team of scammers who could impersonate different accents. but his success depended on dating websites like match.com, where laura met frank, who used a picture stolen from a doctor in chile. >> how hard was it for you to set up a fake profile? >> it's easy. >> it's a substantial problem, and it's one that's rapidly accelerating. >> reporter: arun row oversees romance investigations for the departme

whether it's to egypt or to ghana to greece. to ghana or to greece.y don't is honestly don't know what is really going or whether it really going on or whether it makes any sense at all. i'm joined by roger, michael , joined by roger, michael, executive director the executive director of the institute digital institute for digital archaeology , and he joins me archaeology, and he joins me from the columbia school of journalism in new york. roger, you know, we've had this argument over the elgin marbles that. argument over the elgin marbles that . seems to go argument over the elgin marbles that. seems to go on argument over the elgin marbles that . seems to go on decade that. seems to go on decade after decade. but now, from what we hear, i mean, there are government after government that in negotiations with the british museum for artefacts to be museum for of artefacts to be handed and if we keep handed back. and if we keep giving away having giving things away or having them there really any them stolen, is there really any point the british museum

currently, we're speaking schools ghana, africa and janai india to interest sports programs so that we allow for girls who don't have support option to pursue it. >> well, said girls for sports also has chapters in southern california, pleasanton india and pakistan. >> very cool. what the mission she's going around the world. that wraps kron. 4 news at 5. a lot ahead, though, on kron. 4 news at 6. vicki and ken are here with the details we've week. >> that's you're still stuck on that one. well, you know, it to be confused with the landscaping i don't it will i think people know what what they're into for some around here. it's we've year. yeah. enjoy. >> all right. here's what we're working on for kron. 4 news at 6 looks like the a's could be leaving oakland sooner rather than later. >> the team rejecting the city's offer for a lease extension at the coliseum. we'll have more on what happens next. and thousands of nurses on strike across santa clara county. what it means for patients at south bay hospitals and >> we're getting late word on a major earthquake in taiwan. we're getting i

so when we are able to do that, then we start extracting money from them. >> reporter: ghana and nearbyoo woman, are going to make heaven. >> reporter: emmanuel described sophisticated teams with specialists who could impersonate accents and har nis technology to mask their location. how hard was it for you to set up a fake profile on the sites like match.com? >> it's easy. >> reporter: in a 2019 lawsuit, the federal trade commission alleged that as many as 25 to 30% of match.com members who register each day were using match.com to perpetrate scams. 25 to 30%. match group told us in a statement, we believe the ftc allegations have no merit. >> mr. kim, how are you? >> how are you? >> reporter: good, jim axlerod from cbs news. after six months of asking match.com's parent company to discuss this, we finally approached bernard kim, the ceo of match group, the largest online dating company-which operates apps including hinge, ok cupid and tinder. >> we have been talking to scammers and they say they are having absolutely no problem setting up fake profiles. >> we are working really hard e

the most imported fishery products were from the uae, ghana and seychelles, the smallest african country. iran's foreign minister left for syria in the second destination of his trip to the region after visiting oman. in muscat, mr. amir abdullahian also had meetings with the omani authorities and the negotiating officer of the national salvation government of yemen. oman is the first destination of the foreign minister's regional trip. mr. amir abdullahiyan, who traveled to muscat in order to hold a bilateral meeting with omani officials at the head of a high-ranking political delegation, was welcomed by the officials of the ministry of foreign affairs of the sultanate of oman upon his arrival. meeting with mr. mohammad abdus salam. the chief negotiator of the national ethnic government of yemen, the first program of the head of our country's diplomacy in his visit to oman , mr. amir abdullahian, announced in this meeting the support of the islamic republic of iran for the dialogue process in yemen, and the us and british attacks on yemen are a violation of the country's sovereignty and

that you don't see a value in, that the people of ghana has kept alive. guess what?n rate 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 regi

goods to egypt, mongoria, bangladesh, and india decreased, and virtually no goods were supplied to ghanaevel of the same period in 2023. and if in a distant arc due to the low base there is definitely. progress, then in such friendly countries as kazakhstan, azerbaijan, pakistan, exports decreased by almost a third, and by half for enterprises of the ministry of industry, supplies of a number of items in metallurgical production, household, agricultural, road and construction equipment continued to decline, but in the russian market belarusian enterprises were not able to fully replace the departed western manufacturers . of course, this is a very convenient option when the president goes on a business trip abroad and comes to an agreement. let's bid, then we happily report how much we sold and received, but only to sell and sell on your own - these are completely different stories. supplies are reoriented to the markets of friendly countries, primarily to the traditional market of our russia and other cis countries. however, in non-cis countries the situation is much worse. sales volume

is an 8 year old boy who managed to escape from the building, but was then hits of the terrorists, ghana waco. the, the, the continued, so i'm the on the balcony and that probably played a crucial role to the end that a pm. we began to hit shots on the lower level. we ran out into the lobby of the craig coast and when from gun 1st off, if we made the right decision to run out of the area because the gunfire rates with on is might the media was knox unconscious of that mileage? i think he did not react, as it turns out later. the injuries were very serious, indeed, the broken rib call above and concussion brain injury and collapse long the i didn't realize what he's talking in such a mission later on this very stead the session which you knew were real man. you're going to be fine. we're really worried about, you know, your tough, brave and strong guy. you're going to get through this and scars of during the real man. we wish you a speedy recovery. good health and then you get back on the ice may ever seem to be fine in your life for our kids. well, we're waiting for you on the ice. well,

so if you ran in syria into meeting, ghana strongly condemns this attack. we maintain that any attack again. so diplomatic facility is unacceptable. contravenes the fundamental safeguards established in international law, including the convention under prevention and punishment of crimes against internationally protected persons, including the pro magic agent. diana joins or the council members and also reaffirming the principles of respect for sovereignty and territory. the integrity, including to prohibit sion on the use of force against the territory of integrity or political independence of any state. as in, trained in the united nations charter calls upon all states to fully comply with these obligations. we for the call for a total and swift investigation to determine the circumstances of this incident. we also urge to caution unrestrained by all parties and press upon those involved to avoid any further escalation of pensions in the region that could result in even more tragic consequences. i thank you so trying to represent a piano and plastic servi

in particular, we are talking about ghana, cameroon, egypt, south africa, senegal, algeria, nigeria.hese are quite decent volumes. egypt's reserves amount to 125 tons, the same amount has accumulated in ur. actually, the problem for the americans is not even the withdrawal of gold as such. case. the fact that this gives rise to panic, germany also tried to get its gold in the 2000s, but was reminded of its political and economic dependence, the germans, the americans only showed their own gold from afar, this won’t work with african countries, they are less controllable state than berlin. the reason for the withdrawal of gold from storage is simple: american finances have gone into disarray, in addition, they are already practicing the seizure of capital without trial, as was the case with russia, which is precisely the russians. the market remains attractive for western financial institutions, as the financial times writes, the largest european banks that maintained a presence in the country last year paid taxes amounting to over 800 million euros to the russian treasury, which is f

so a deal was broken back in january by 2 british museums and the mon here palace museum in ghana. ashanti is current router, was heavily involved in the negotiations. they returned after facts will only be available on loan for a 3 year period, which could later be extended. british law prohibits a permanent return of artifacts to the country of origin of the gunny and cultural minister of special adviser has expressed outrage over the conditional return of the app to fax to their country up all region. we know the optics with stolen involved in circumstances whenever the items belong to the sante people. if somebody came into the house and run selected, install objects and then kept them in the house. and then the few years later said you. 2 what i land you, your objects back. how would you feel about that? let's cross live to a former research director. nigeria is national commission for museums and monuments. if you, if you, those were more by travelers, it's good to have you join me now by the british museum has returned $32.00 artifacts to data on a 3 year loan. why do you think of a

in the world from the us support of the jihad is it moves you had the in enough ghana stand. so the support of head shopping suicide bombers, in syria to the support of l. k. the affiliates the over throw the government in libya, the support of the cost of all liberation army, which they had previously themselves identified as terrorist until they became jo, politically useful proxies in serbia. and the list goes on and on. what i'm afraid you're in people's government is a lot more intimately connected with terrorism around the world. then the west mainstream media usually wants to acknowledge exactly and let me, let me, let me put on, let me put a punctuation on that. i want to show you something, it would seem to me, the possibility that the government of the united states could be tied to a company. now, being linked to terrorism is as important as it gets yet here in america. i doubt that anyone knows anything about that mark in why, because it's going to be buried or missed reported by media type. some tend to get their marching orders from the same people who may be re

uh, getting the royal dinner warrant of ghana. stan, all these things brought down to the soviet union, which some people, even george w bush was saying, we might not want to do this. but dick cheney was even arguing with him publicly at the time when he was the secretary of defense. because cheney represented a more powerful faction, apparently than the president and the neo cons prevailed. and they wanted to go for this unit polar world order would challenge anyone and it alternately, they're running into this nuclear issue. and it's very foreseeable that this is what they're running into. it's what they should have realized would have happened a new train anyway. yeah, in 2014. and they shouldn't have attempted it, it, but here we are. and why if they play breaks midship up to now with this, we should be worried was leisurely, very, very worried because historically within you, it was michael. historically, hedge funds never give up willingly, and this is what this is all about. they there, there are a vectors around the world challenging his gemini, and the u. s. will not back down

after the us fled from vietnam after they fled from of ghana, stan, or looking at how they are being driven from a rock or take syria where they're being pressured from different groups. is there a single case where the us remains involved? unless of course, the goal has been to so chaos from the very start. but if their real objective was the same as the stated one, then it means they failed. they failed across the board. they, katie, for example, a tiny nation with the americans have been in charge of it for more than 100 years since 1918. now there was rapids crime gangs running the place and some criminals came to power. the u. s. has been trying to deal with that, establish some agreements now there was ramp and crime gangs running the place and some criminal came to power. the u. s. has been trying to deal with him and establish some agreements with triple a country right in the us back yard. they've been focusing a lot on hating, including at the human security council, but with no success so far it looks. how about they just deal with that 1st rush that has to deal with ukrai

goods to egypt, mongolia, bangladesh, and india decreased, and virtually no goods were supplied to ghana year, export supplies from machine-building enterprises have not reached the level of the same period in 2023 . and if there is some progress in the distant arc due to the low base, then in such friendly countries as kazakhstan, azerbaijan, and pakistan, exports have decreased by almost a third. and by enterprises the ministry of industry continued to reduce by half , supplies of a number of items in metallurgical production, household, agricultural, road and construction equipment continued to decline, but on the russian market, belarusian enterprises were not able to fully replace the departed western manufacturers. of course, this is a very convenient option when the president went on a business trip abroad and agreed: deliveries began, then we happily report how much we sold and received, but only marketing and selling on our own is completely different. supplies are reoriented to the markets of friendly countries, primarily to the traditional market of our russia and other cis co

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

we have a good supply situation with lots of new oil from the u.s., ghana and brazil. and we have opec still cutting. they have spare capacity that they need to bring into the market. longer-term, traders will be watching just that, when does opec come back to the market and release those barrels? that will affect the balance towards the end of the year. on a fundamentals basis, we see opec slowly releasing those barrels over the end of the year but that geopolitical question is wide open. tom: fantastic analysis on these oil markets and the reaction to the conflict. coming up, analysis on what next in the middle east conflict. we will talk to control risks partner for geopolitical risk, sorana parvulescu, on this story. the analysis coming up after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: let's get more analysis on the simmering crisis in the middle east. let's bring in control risks partner for geopolitical risk. let's check in on markets. we have been discussing with anthony di paola in dubai the consequences within the oil space towards what's happening. this unprecede