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the country is washington's most important ally in the horn of africa. seine white house official is warning of new sanctions and says, the region rests famine if the conflict continues. alan fish as this report fighting glucose to the c o. p s t great region 6 months ago. you'll be in trips back by allies. the energy and army claimed the t great people's liberation front was behind the tax on in the o, p and military bases. u. s. s. in the us government is a strong ally in the horn of africa, but is growing frustrated at the scale of the fighting. the senate foreign relations committee was told. the situation is horrific. with thousands dead, we estimate that there are approximately 2000000 internally displaced persons. 63000 refugees and 5200000 people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns in the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals, wanton destruction of civilian property. and there is a stock warning the war could spark ethiopia as 1st famine in more than 40 years in ki gray. after more than 6 months of host

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we discussed the issue of schools, won't house in south africa. please call the school and we ask teams about their anderson 77 percent. oh the news sometimes seed is all you need to allows big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning like global ideas. we will show you how climate change ended or mental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for the the news. it's been ongoing quest for the spring began in 2011 people stood up against corrupt, rulers and dictatorship. all these moments had left the box in my memory. they had hoped for more security, more freedom, more dignity, have their 10 years after the arab spring, rebellion starts june 7th on d, w 6. the news . this is the w news live from berlin, military might sent to quote deadly process in columbia. president sending troops to restore order after several more people are killed in clashes, the anti government protesters are demanding more jobs and economic eq

arab social movement in london you'll see michael berg associate fellow of middle east and north africa program at chatham house and in dublin yes a lot of assistant professor at trinity college dublin and academic member of the center for palestine studies at university of london so i asked a warm welcome to you all sally let me start with you today from your perspective is what we're seeing here the beginnings of a 3rd intifada. i don't think you're going to get an answer from me a yes or no answer i'm going to tell you what feels different this time. but feel different this time. this time i think we have accumulation many many things that are happening. in the past few years we are seeing a tremendous development in the settler movement in easter and you know they are settling in mixed cities such as the aca such as. a eastern jerusalem. exchanges and it is really a very very special case but really you know. they are going 'd into israel you know and not occupied territories. according to international law and they are actually settling there and. creating many provocations these things are happening and t

of housing. and it is all over in, you know, africa. n we started cement in nigeria, we realized that majority of it was actually imported, and that is why we went in there. we started--and it's a long story. david: so you ultimately were trading cement, and then was it hard to get the money to keep that business going? aliko: no, it wasn't really hard. at that time, i was buying domestically. we started importation in 1980. because i started the business in '78. so by 1980, we started importing sugar, rice, you know, commodities generally. and then we stopped the cement business, because the cement, i was actually doing local trading. it wasn't really import business. we started import of cement in 2000. david: ok, so you had a cement trading business. somebody thought--lafarge-- maybe buying it. you decided not to sell because they wanted control, and you then decided to build your own cement-manufacturing business. is that right? aliko: yes. i decided in 2003 to build my own cement. at that time, nigeria was only producing about 1.8 m

from the end has jumped south more significant weather this in the southernmost point of africa in a caper go house has been significant dropping of rain here by significant i mean 6 times the average normally recorded for may in this time which is just to the east of cape argo hoss and it's still raining so they'll be both flooding as a result in the western cape all part of a system that it does expand east was this low eventually will move east was so it's got the same potential as it moves to the eastern cape eventually beyond that even to mozambique. still ahead. the royals in turmoil possible succession battle after the tribe loses another traditional leader in just one month. and as u.s. troops pull out of afghanistan thousands who fought alongside them say they fear for their future. coming up to phil mickelson proving that age is no barrier in american leads on the p.g.a. tour. and the tourist terraces of the football ultras where club loyalty come in violent confrontations when i was young when there was a football match we were. crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporter

of africa. but a senior white house official is warning, new sanctions could becoming an fisher with this report from capitol hill fighting brooklyn to the c o. p s t 3 region, 6 months ago. your p and trips back by allies. the industry and army claimed the t great people's liberation front was behind the tax on your p and military bases. us as seen, the government has a strong ally in the horn of africa, but is growing frustrated at the scale of the fighting. the senate foreign relations committee was told, the situation is horrific with thousands dead. we estimate that there are approximately 2000000 internally displaced persons. 63000 refugees, and 5200000 people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns in the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals want destruction of civilian property. and there's a stock warning. the war could spark ethiopia 1st famine in more than 40 years in ki gray. after more than 6 months of hostilities, approximately $5200000.00 people are in need of assistance out of a total population of $6000000.0

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africa in the last 25 to 30 years. so these are diverted a lot of resources at the government level, and also reduce income for from house old. you have to you what we have seen from, from the i e and over international agencies that africa need. the bought $35000000000.00 per year. the investments for the next 10 years to have the universal access. so with this the economy downturn, there's a lot of money which has been stuck out of the system and has made less resources available for investment for investment. i would imagine also that it's harder to invest, maybe in the cheapest and best fuels, in that case, fossil fuel energy, is that off limits now? well, the reality is that investments, unfortunately, in fulfill fuel of our better package, internationally. i mean, you have a number of the situation there are less, but you still have a number of bilateral issue to sions, and international institutions. we all know how to package those type of investment . whereas when it comes to, to renewable energy and especially when you talk about energy, oxygen, it's decentralized and decentralized. tv still can area where comm

in london professor of international relations and associate fellow of the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and in boston rami corey senior public policy fellow and professor at the american university in beirut rami is also a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school a warm welcome to you all it like to begin occupied east jerusalem with the. we've seen of fictions like this take place over several decades they've happened in other neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem yet this one seems to cut right to the core of what is going on between the israelis and the palestinians and has become a very popular cause why is that. when you know if another as i have since a. many cases happened sure but not one of them as in charge this is like and if it. came same exact is taking place it's not is there are 20 a tremendous source because number of persons are going to be kicked out of there or houses and we are we are we are. accusing is that. those who are. taking a really is a justice taking away in who it is or says who are taking their aim human t. action anti are the irish ng the who popul

where you are see michael berg who's a senior consulting research fellow of the middle east north africa program at chatham house he joins us now live via skype from london you know where do you see this going from here. sadly i think this kind of level of violence is not going to proceed any i'm so. it's almost incomprehensible that the security council can't reach an agreement. when the this kind level of violence on on on both sides and we see in the speech or the fight civilians on the both sides and the fatalities and the destruction and the security council. resolution of all sides to immediately called for a ceasefire rich sends a message that the international community is not invested enough in the conflict at least to 2 cold focuses but i think what we saw i think we need to look at the bigger picture and all happened in the last few weeks serious of footage your response will decision on the israeli side when it comes to shift when it comes to not knowing is john was my stool in there in the palestinian an election every handed approach but it did police enjoy muslim doing the holy month. actually exp

of the population lives in public housing date, ownership, community at the same time, ethnic groups mixed according to required to system. kind of state influence make communal life, global 3000 due to eco africa. insects can destroy harvest. but in molly, farmers don't have to rely on chemical pesticides. this tree offers an alternative . the name tree, a sustainable insecticide can be extracted from its fruit. what can farmers be condensed to switch to organic? first, the d w. ah, was me huge and species and expedition into just the language of whales se sending part of the underwater listening. if you're getting your window into their, their life that you've never, never see. the company research team to the pacific to the language of wales starts june. 4th on dw ah, this is either be knees and these are our top stories. you are a secretary of state and the blanket has met with palestinian president would advise lincoln pledge, millions of dollars in age to the palestinians and said washington would restore bilateral pines that downgraded under the trumpet ministration. earlier he met with israel's.

of house regarding the. stuff for and fighting come in 1000 all right that is on a fresh air from report says. thank you ana thank you. south africa caught and not at this year's oscars that country played a role in the production that won the award for best documentary the film caught my octopus teacher focuses on an unusual connection between an octopus and a human in the water the a cape south of the story and it's largely positive global reception have brought great pride to the filmmakers and the local population. and we are told to. my hockey team. the academy joined a worldwide audiences in affirming my octopus teacher as a nature documentary with a difference. dr. reddy's. it's a captivating tale of friendship south african filmmaker and naturalists craig foster was intrigued by a young octopus he found in an underwater forest near cape town foster began to document their daily interactions and the mollusk wowed him and his fellow directors this curiosity turned a personal video project into a full length documentary. i think it's a lot so what he said we incrementally saw builds that to be something that could appeal to a

you are gone days africa's most active volcano into the city of goma, in the democratic republic of congo. no, this is the largest samuel kimberly's neighbourhood is gone. his house caught fire before it was engulfed. all that left the charred remains of a tree. he once planted to mark his land level cargo. my c volcano was lighting up . it was a panic, almost everywhere. so i took my family, put them on my motorbike and sent them into town. i stayed behind to keep an eye on the situation. stacy, people, we spoke to who evacuated early, say their houses were looted. that's why some stayed to protect homes and livelihood until the last minute. not everyone got away in time. no hendo bon yanni, nikolai has been missing since the eruption. he used to trade groceries on the street from a still just like this. one is a young man in his early twenties, his family put up the posted around the neighbourhood, lifted home just down here. and there fear is that he was engulfed by the river of lava when it came crashing through the city. and now it's turned into a pile of sharp heavy rocks. it seems the chances of finding him now, a slim says the initial abrupt and new earth

from dutch abella we work together with a lot of media houses in nigeria but i think in general it is important that we help investigative journalism in africa that we also help female journalists in africa and i think we can contribute a bit from our side from with this freedom of speech will speaking then i am delighted to be joined from lagos by it's a bore of work on regulations again on the award my 1st question is on the sex trafficking investigation that was actually made you go undercover you knew it was dangerous did you. thank you very much for the hour or. was me. on this as a guest again. is that something years ago when i was on the graduates i love. because. that really got me interested in anything you might have akin and i had in mind i still. sung in front of friends some very. tense is young please wait while the traffic lights and that really got in it interested in anything human trafficking so wait it really really clouds are going to close contact and its wings and i wonder was it brunette like this in or not in the 2 of you so when we met i had to pause. and i call that as it does have this edition. so did you have any

africa programme at chatham house. iasked him how, with a backdrop ofjihadist instability in the north of the country and the wider international rwanda that was, as you say, really about repairing the relationships after some of the difficult episodes in france�*s postcolonial history in the particular case of rwanda where france was accused of not doing enough to intervene to prevent the genocide. so it is facing up the genocide. so it is facing up to difficult past history. and at the same time, france remains one of the countries most committed and engaged in terms of supporting africa and, particularly, the west of the continent. france is increasing its aid budget. it has more than 5000 troops across the sahel, probably the largest deployment in that presence and france is politically committed to the region. french ministers are in the region constantly, macron travels they regularly but he is always at risk of being accused, if you like, of post imperial invariants that make interference so it is a difficult line to tread. more than 200 and 70 ferry passengers and crew have successfully saved themselves in indonesia aft

from dutch abella we work together with a lot of media houses in nigeria but i think in general it is important that we help investigative journalism in africa that we also help female journalists in africa and i think we can contribute a bit from our side from dodgeville with this freedom of speech will. get a limbaugh or some of from in me wants his country banned from taking part in this year's tokyo olympics he says a regime involved in genocide doesn't deserve to be part of the games when tatto is a vocal critic of the country's military rulers and says that a limp dick participation risks legitimizing the regime. we always one of neon months top swimmers based in australia he's met the standard to qualify for this year's tokyo olympics but despite all the training he's put scenes with cheating that he says he won't now take part even if selected because of the military coup in his country. there should be an international boycott of the never let the committee and of any near large teams being set to the global sporting events because that those teams will be use as propaganda by the military regime to legitimize their rule and their l

house killing people and setting homes on fire. wives life walks in south africa are worried about renewed poaching of rhinos now that covered 900 being lifted poaching was down by iran a 3rd last year the know if it had been almost a decade ranges or removing the horns of rhinos to make them useless supporters who sell them on the black markets mainly in china and vietnam there are only an estimated $16000.00 rhinos left in south africa. an investigation into the death of arjen time football legend diego maradona has concluded that his medical team acted in an inappropriate deficient and reckless manner dona died of heart failure in december 2 weeks after surgery for a brain bleed traceable reports from west hires. it's been almost 6 months since the owner passed away argentina was in mourning as thousands gathered to say goodbye but might have honest death is surrounded in controversy on monday a panel of 20 experts concluded my own i received inadequate medical care and was left to his feet for a prolonged agonizing period before he died down to show you know going to look at a team or being investigated with not because they wante

percent of the population lives in public housing date, ownership, community at the same time as mixed according to required to system kind of state influence may become, you know, like the global eco africa. insects can destroy harvests, but in molly, farmers don't have to rely on chemical pesticides. this tree offers an alternative name tree. a sustainable insecticide can be extracted from its fruit. what can farmers be convent to switch to organic? on the w. o. oh, the news. please listen carefully. don't know how to listen to the goal. i feel the magic discovers the world around subscribed to w documentary on youtube. the welcome to global 3000 confuses and combs smartphone. they never took the land in the trash one day, but the potential for recycling is immense. mozambique, 2 years after close e die, we learn how one coastal city is upping its defenses against the future catastrophe . but 1st, we find out how singapore is mixing different ethnic groups and economic backgrounds to solve it. housing challenge, ah, an affordable home that's sufficient size in a good location, a rarity in many cities and only for the wealthy. according to the un access to adequate housing is a basic hum

houses in south africa's grasslands could only buy from and sell to the neighbors the big cattle auctions were held much too far away. for many around here the mobile auctions have been the only source of income during the pandemic i think rather and i want to tell. people to open up the most brazen associations ready and we offer the options as one of the incentives to belong to the association to get a farm. it used to rate people also want to make cash from the cattle their source so for banks to have a cash cow that the local economy or the local trading widget so people people love coming to these auctions the environmental and rural solutions ers organization launched the options in $24.00 team since then $3800.00 cattle have gone under the hammer for a total of $1700000.00 euros that's benefited more than 500 families. but cattle bred here on the grasslands are renowned for their excellent quality. we commercial farmers. but unity for us and for them to get the cattle sold for us to buy good careful and to make some money. environmental scientist nicky mcleod and soil scientist live to see my tele founded a r s 20 years ago. and how the cattle auctions are just one part of a wid