k. ferguson welcome boeing c.e.o. dennis mullen burke has stepped down as the aircraft manufacturer faced multiple setbacks this year including industrial scandals after 2 crashes of boeing 737 jetliner and enquire reveals major problems with regulatory oversight of the company's operations. departure is effective immediately he'll be replaced by chairman david khaldoon the company says it needs to restore confidence and repair relationships with regulators customers and other stakeholders. and for more on this i'm joined now in the studio by our resident aviation expert chris covert financial correspondent gets caught on well yeah let's start with you why is this happening. well i mean the criticism of how the dentist was handling the situation was mounting and it was just a question of when not if a boy would let him go there was a lot of pressure from the clients or from the airlines from regulators said and also from the relatives of the way the reaction on wall street by the way. management was obviously quite po

k. ferguson welcome. germany's biggest airline is gearing up for more strikes the all for union that represents cabin crew has called on staff i'd love to hang a subsidiary german wings to stage walkouts for 3 days starting on monday it's the latest development in a long running dispute over pay and benefits a 2 day strike in november stranded thousands of travelers. on thursday the german cabin crew union had already threatened another round of strikes following what it called failed arbitration talks with lufthansa last weekend but they refused to say when or for which airlines finally the union announced that its members working at lufthansa subsidiary german wings would stop work for 72 hours of starting on monday before said the decision to target the carriers subsidiary rather than disrupting the lufthansa group was a warning that if it fails to win concessions the limited industrial action could be a precursor to full scale strikes targeting the parent company. the long running dispute began over a

k. ferguson welcome. christmas is barely over and the sales have already started in london bargain hunters lined up for hours in the rain hoping to get their hands on some cut price markets for them shopping online doesn't seem to have the same a feel. after the joys and excesses of christmas day comes the dedications haunt for boxing day bargains in britain's department stores. just by chilly temperatures and pouring rain hordes of shoppers lined up for the luge stores were slashing prices by up to 90 percent to get consumers away from their online outlets back onto the high street. it's still a lot more like. go in and have a look and see what you have to find rather than just having the knock on monkeys you don't know what you're going to get exactly is the best place to be able to say . this cancer is crazy you always can pick up something. of a lucky day. i sighed selfridges in london's oxford street shoppers waited patiently for doors to open at 9 am. so monoliths are forecasting total sales of near

k. ferguson welcome. kenya has a condom he grew around 6 percent this year many investors have come to the country in the hope of availing of a young and still cheap labor force but as awareness of climate change grows discussion about economic growth is increasingly focusing on sustainability. nairobi one of the fastest growing cities in the world around 4 and a half 1000000 people live here double the population of 20 years ago shopping malls are shooting up everywhere to absorb the disposable income of the new middle class the economy is expected to grow more than 6 percent this year. time for more trade between african states these economists say they're skeptical of the growing criticism of this growth coming from industrialized countries. it was not just that for the environmental it's mostly western countries when they're saying that they're opposed to grow up the jailing people in poor countries to reign in poverty because in poor countries we're struggling to actually move out of poverty to a bet