>> i have never gone back to guyana.i was offered the opportunity to go back with media from time to time but i've never really wanted to go back. in terms of coping with it, it took a very long time. i mean, the surgeries i endured were many, , over ten. i was hospitalized for two months. but even after getting out of the hospital and recovering it was years. it was years physically and it was probably decades emotionall emotionally. >> thank you for the reading. looking for to reading the book. i saw an interview to did recently -- you did recently. to go through what you did to jonestown and then find out, you said you also survived the unexpected death of her father, just seems like -- your husband, sorry, just seen overwhelming. i'm not sure if you want to share that story about your husband's loss, and you said that was actually even more difficult than what you experienced at jonestown. >> so 14 years after guyana, i was challenged once again, this time with much more difficult and far worse. after jonestown, i ca

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on this show the heartbreaking story of a woman who lost money to a scam in guyana. landed up paying the price. welcome to africa business africa on. in morocco the biggest solar power plant in the world just keeps getting bigger since twenty sixteen more and more panels have been added to the system on wednesday the latest chunk of it went online it's a solar success story no one was i was up to two hundred fifty kilometers outside marquez is getting sunshine nearly three hundred sixty five days a year making it one of the sunniest places on earth. the sun is morocco's black gold and it's even being kept with these meter high panels in the world's biggest solar power plant the energy system was built in phases and has been gradually fed into the grid. now it generates five hundred eighty two megawatts of power that's roughly half as much as a nuclear plant this solar plant can provide two million moroccans with electricity . and if. any dishing to morocco's wind and hydroelectric strategy we seek to reach forty two percent of self-sufficiency in the horizon of twent

i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chewing did well kicking off in guyana today a small town called known for its tough streets so what makes it special while this town in the capital accra has produced some of africa's greatest boxes guys like richie cole me like ek course a and joshua these are just three of the five boxing champions that hail from tangled anyways and it's no surprise that most of gone as national champions all from that so my colleague flora shura visited where she mentioned aspiring boxer will champion dreams. the morning routine of a champion phillips gets ready for his first run of the day. here in book almost grind out a living from the fishing treat but fenech says it's not much of a life he has dreams and boxing could be his escape route. i mean cereal get enough money. to take care of us. i say young boy you have to work. and these streets have turned out some of the best fighters in africa. that people here leave crowded together from a young age kids learn to fight for what we want. that is sometimes referred to as unofficial universi

in speaking out on this and would like to point out that three states in lima group that's mexico guyana and st lucia have not joined that joint declaration in support of one quite oh as venezuelan president while events in venezuela could well overshadow the papal visit to nearby panama francis is there to celebrate world youth day with tens of thousands of mainly young worshipers respite for a vatican dogged by abuse scandals now though the pope could be waiting in on the events in caracas as he delivers a message of compassion and human rights to the faithful in latin america. by anything for a glimpse of the first latin american pope. on the boulevards of panama capital s. and c. only excitement was palpable. which almost feels of emotion it's my first time seeing the pope so close it's such a great experience but i feel blessed. ace if you think of it i feel great happiness it's really great that everyone is on the streets and people from abroad are here all the cultural share a common space so it's really good good ass hacienda but i can see it then we're being. told francis is her

the three of the states in the lima group that's mexico guyana and st lucia have not supported the german declaration in favor of the as venezuelan president also russia has come out in strong support of nicolas maduro and has warned the us against intervening militarily in venezuela meanwhile the events in venezuela could overshadow the pope's visit to nearby panama one of the countries which has recognized the new interim leader the pontiff isn't panama to celebrate world youth day with some two hundred thousand young worshippers expected to attend he is going to deliver a message of compassion and human rights to the faithful in latin america and also speak in defense of migrants. anything for a glimpse of the first latin american pope. on the boulevards of panama capital as the excitement was palpable. which i will see a lot of emotion it's my first time seeing the pope's a place it's such a great experience i feel blessed. what if you think of it i feel great happiness it's really great that everyone is on the streets and people from abroad are here all the cultural share a common sp

in the inboard ten from guyana wanted to find out more. why are flies attracted to the smell of ross and decay. they're very annoying and they transmit disease but not every fly is the same. there are many species of flies all of which have different habits and preferences for example when it comes to where they feed flies like foul smells which makes them good recyclers of waste but only a few species are attracted to feces or other rotting material. take fruit flies for example they prefer acidic food such as fruits they don't just eaters they also mate and lay their eggs there as scientists discovered a few years ago. no flies love the smell of rocks they can smell meat from a kilometer away for them it's the perfect place to lay their eggs the larvae then consume the meese. take advantage of the titan our own is known as the corpse flower for the stink it uses to attract the flies and other insects that pollination. we few months are also looking for ways to make use of this poll showing for foul smells soldier fly larvae can demolish

three of the states in the group that's mexico guyana and st lucia have not supported the joint declaration in favor of. it and president for the very latest let's go to do the obvious oscar lanka on the line from caracas osca what is the situation right now. well we did get reports of violent protests from looting in several areas around the capital and in other states but just like we've seen on monday and tuesday he wants my starting protests develop in the month of caucus and this is something we have never do before because they have been traditionally thomas and the little strongholds that are now being violently repressed there have been at least fifty protesters killed in the past two days that these protests started so after the enormous protests yesterday that gathered under to balance not only in qatar to vote another city to swell people are still discontent and company to protest at home afterwards and unfortunately that's when most of the violence occurs when the u.s. is visiting this one but i do as the new interim leader with russia is supporting president nicolas maduro how

the three should point out the three states in the lima group that's mexico guyana and st lucia have not joined the joint declaration in support of kwan though as venezuelan president also russia has not come out in strong support of nicolas maduro and as well in the u.s. against intervening militarily in venezuela it's a fossil moving situation did obvious cause foreign office lanka joins me now from caracas also it's early morning where you are what's the latest situation and that is that in the capital. well just yes just like we've seen on monday and tuesday fim and last night we saw protests develop in the barrios of clubs the popular regions of that list that have never before aggressively protested against childless or mongrel are now doing so and being violent to a crest there has been at least one dead last night and that adds to the fifteen that have died in the past two days since these protests started but in other parts of the country we've seen civilians digging to the streets burning which i was and senators owned by the united socialist party so on we are seeing an es

administration who was in guyana but the left. he was writing all the right articles, he denied it, and he was championed by the left, and because he was so adored by the democrats what are they due to whittaker chambers, they accused him of everything under the sun. they accused him of being a homosexual, an alcoholic, being responsible for his brother's death. what did he do, he never gave up. he stood there and he said, dashed despite him actually believing the soviet union eventually destroyed us. he had a daughter expectation of the future, he thought we lost our will to fight but he said i don't care what it cost me, i am going to tell the truth. so if you're surprised that what happened to judge kavanaugh, don't be. we have seen this come from the left since 1948 into the 1950s. this is been going on for half a century. and the point about whittaker chambers is, alger hitz went to prison not for being a mole but for perjuring himself. but in the 1980s when the intelligence was being classified, we found the conclusive proof

and i should say black america because my dad is from guyana, i feel like it seems like music is rootedn new york but black culture, black american culture largely felt like it saul had left new york and wasn't there and moved to the south. and i think there's so many reasons for that. new york city, brooklyn, harlem. i mean those places are gentrified. they are not what they look like anymore. they are unaffordable. for so many black people to buy homes so i think that part of you know, that was part of the problem, there's a financial need. but there's also a cultural movement that is really fascinating to me. and fascinating about the people that i spoke with, it wasn't necessarily fully economic. though the abilities are more space for example, was a really big thing for millennials in the book. freedom, this idea i think that costley shows up over and over again. and the authority to be and not living on top of each other, living in the south, it seemed to do that for a lot of people. like black americans are largely country folk. we did not come from the cities, we were just a few

where locals warry back to offer up barriers to their businesses and fears about press freedom in guyana following the murder of an investigative journalist who helped expose widespread corruption. get a welcome back to the national weather forecast all things are looking much better down here towards the southeastern part of europe all the rain the windy conditions in the snow has ended so are much clearer as you can see on the satellite image across that area but we are seeing the weather is out here towards the west and they have been princely is seeing a system coming out of the atlantic it is going to bring some winds as well as some very heavy rain over the next few days for parts of spain as well as portugal up here towards the northwest though london it is going to be a cloudy day for you here on saturday with a temperature of about five degrees now as we go towards the end of the week it will be seen that system out of the iberian peninsula make its way towards the central part of the mediterranean and it is going to bring some rain showers as well to the southern part of france

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this statement of heads was subsequently endorsed by the republic of guyana. mr.president, i will read the statement for freedom. -- verbatim and i do so now. heads of government are following closely the current and unsatisfactory situation in livarian republic of venezuela, a neighboring caribbean country. the expressed grave concern about the plight of the people of venezuela and the increase in volatility of the situation brought about by recent developments which could lead to further violence, confrontation, breakdown of law and order and greater suffering for the people of the country. heads of government reaffirmed their guiding principles of noninterference and nonintervention in the affairs of state, respect for sovereignty, adherence to the rule of law, and respect for human rights and democracy. at the government reiterated the long-standing political crisis which has been exacerbated by recent events can only be resolved peacefully through meaningful dialogue and diplomacy. in this regard, has a government offer their offices to facilitate dialogue am