globe rwanda is his second stop the day before he and his producer performed in the ugandan capital kampala each country is a new experience. definitely really exciting and completely different than kampala for example which is considered a cultural hub and in one of the best cities in africa for going out to clubs. it's a bit different and golly at least that's my first impression. outside about what else we're going to see on this trip. today's workshop is taking place in rwanda is only music boarding school a three hour drive from kigali. it was organized by catalina haim head of the go to institute in kigali. megalo says the students questions and talks about the challenges he faces as a musician in germany his problems with record labels and also with his family the students respond with music. then it's megalo turn to demonstrate his skills and spontaneously work in some african rhythms. you didn't want to just power issues in and do our thing for the benefit of the local scene but i wanted it to be an exchange a collaboration between germany and the creation seen here in the workshop

really exciting and completely different than kampala for example which is considered a cultural hub and one of the best cities in africa for going out to. my first impression. what else we're going to see on this trip. today's workshop is taking place in rwanda music school a three hour drive from kigali. it was organized by catalina haid head of the go to institute in kigali. megalo says the student's questions and talks about the challenges he faces as a musician in germany his problems with record labels and also with his family the students respond with music. then it's megalo to turn to demonstrate his skills and spontaneously work in some african rhythms. i. didn't want to just power issues in and do our thing for the benefit of the local scene but i wanted it to be an exchange a collaboration between germany and the creation seen here in the workshop that megalo led in the music school is a perfect example of that approach of music and. i'm from perfect this by asking why do you have so much freedom in the way they make music here and i have to admit i realized my own limitat

in uganda's capital kampala exporters see they can't meet demand. kika foods one of ugandans largest exporters ships at least thirty tons to europe every month the market there would be ok if we had the. commercial farmlands of a tree and so if we had a chain to maintain its credited for it and i was in the market it would be much better because the people from promise who have resumed their bucket that there is no fish or data to show how much uganda has ever cut a trade is one but exporters point trained south africa already runts among the top exporting countries in the world and farmers elsewhere in africa are hoping to tap into the growing market to. but. the personality cult surrounding mountie john continues to impact on chinese society towards retracing the footsteps of the former leader attracts thousands of pilgrims while also serving the current government's propaganda strategy it's known as red tourism. chinese farmers living a carefree life in the countryside. suddenly chiang kai shek nationalist troops destroyed a. these are scenes fro

in uganda's capital kampala exporters see the current to meet demand. kicker foods one of uganda is largest exporter ships at least thirty times to europe every month the market would be ok if we had the. commercial farmlands of a tree and so if we had a chain to maintain its credited for it that i was in the market it would be much better because the people from. the reason they're back at. there is no fish or data to show how much uganda of a cut a trade is worth but exporters point trained. south africa already run some monk that most propaganda strategy it's known as red tourism. chinese farmers living a carefree life in the countryside. suddenly chiang kai shek smash willis troops destroyed it too. these are scenes from the chinese civil war of the one nine hundred forty s. we enacted for old and young every day visitors can see how most of those outnumbered communist troops beat back the nationalist advance performances part of the tourist program in the northern city of. modeless the way that chairman mao liberated unconquered yon back then it wa

the joy of making sales right out modi's deals in the used clothes from uganda's capital kampala. he has done this for more than twenty years. so what do you get from here i've managed to save and build houses to buy several stalls i did not have any of these things when i was starting five educated my children and sent some of them to university and i won by decree universe. but his main source of income is threatened. government wants to buy petition of used clothes saying they frustrate the local textile industry that secondhand clothes are common especially among the poor who cannot afford the same quality of clothes when the end new. research shows that eight out of ten africans have worn a used government. right now i can buy clothing for as little as one thousand shillings which is below half our u.s. dollar if you say you want to ban used clothes it's disturbing because there's literally no alternative. some ugandans dealing in new cloth say imported used clothes cheap which makes local products noncompetitive. they have welcomed government's plans. since of course. as som

the joy of making sales run out muddies deals in the used clothes from uganda's capital kampala. he has done this for more than twenty years and so what do you can see from here i've managed to save and build houses to buy several stalls i did not have any of these things when i was starting five educate my children and sent some of them to university in november to the universe. but his main source of income is through it and. government wants to buy petition of used clothes saying they frustrate the local textile industry. with some guy you know because this is where you find a vendor with fifty million shillings one with one million one hundred thousand and another with as low as fifteen thousand shillings forging alliance therefore as traders we appeal to the president to look with sympathy into the number of people working at all we know market so that we're not chased out of business it out. tell us by being that to what. i'm sick and hunt clothes especially among the poor who cannot afford the same quality of calls when the annual. such shows that eight out of ten africans

these are areas that are very different than johannesburg or kampala, uganda, where we still have problems, but they have access. >> in just a moment, you'll see why dr. ammann wants us to be a voice for those who need help with hiv prevention, and you'll see how dr. ammann is using provocative artwork which he created to shock people into getting the message that there are two epidemics affecting women -- sexual and physical violence, and hiv. ♪ >> we're continuing our discussion with dr. art ammann, a northern california pediatrician and activist who is known for his breakthrough research on hiv transmission. he was at the forefront of the aids crisis more than 35 years ago. he's angry that medicine that could save lives right now is not easily available overseas. but things change dramatically when the medicine does reach the communities helped by his global strategies foundation. >> it's extraordinary. i mean, you talk to the people themselves. and they know they're hiv infected -- we provide the tests -- and they see that their babies are not born. they also see the transformation of

uganda is a robber chugg better known by his stage name bobby wind grew up in one of kampala sports neighborhoods to his east african fans he's known as the ghetto president and over the past decade he has made a name for himself as a musician and social activists speaking out against what he sees as injustices in his country. the result. of the war not. trying to. make. their. mark right. now while the wind has started a new chapter in his career from ghetto president to real life politics winning his district in a landslide election the newly sworn in member of parliament says he wants to inspire more young people to get involved in politics and uganda about eighty percent of the population is under the age of thirty five so today bobby wine is taking your questions via social media you can take part in today's interview by tweeting your comments as always with hashtag a day stream and now bobby joins us from welcome to the stream bob you whine i want to take us back through the musical archives to start this conversation you are a member of parliament now but as we mentioned you weren't always

most illiterate of title but in essence what's happened is a learned piece of work i believe by dr kampala cambridge university's institute of criminology says that not only is this an ineffective strategy to try and force people back it could be illegal you're sending them back to very bad circumstances and that could violate that this is the strategy of the british government to send boats to just stop desperate people from doing what they want to do desperately hope that he might get away from wars and this isn't the first time this has been tried there was a debate about whether the mediterranean forces should make it so dangerous so difficult to come across that people wouldn't bother trying the ultimate but it was no let's us to get that one but britain may be having a go at this now and the independent i think rightly is saying hold on a second you cambridge university study out of africa i wonder whether the government will have a look at have a look at the i suspect they were aligned you know in the past forty eight hours former capital executive john tizard one of corbin's gentle

and all this in the kampala pointed secured additionally that he's trying to understand the problem of rubbish in reverse since the only data we have up to now is that eighty percent of the litter in the sea comes from the rivers or it's called the study began just over a year ago to find out the quantity and the type of glitter which comes from rivers to find its origin its movement now it ends up in the city like this it's really like old minissha. the main conclusion we can draw from this study is that of the fifty thousand to waste products collected during these twelve months that are eight collection points is about seventy percent was plastic. behind the sewage plants we found waste products which are usually in the sewage plants and a large quantity of medical waste is found just behind the sewage plants. i find all the stuff when combined so it overflow i find the ocean i find the air buds i find the tampon applicators little little little pink little tubes i find cigar tips i find all these things you find just in sewage are still floating out to sea you know a thousand miles

hundreds of cities across the united states and around the world, including in frankfurt, germany, kampala, uganda, and osaka, japan. we'll hear more voices from the women's march at park city, utah, after headlines. in michigan, female gymnasts who survived sexual assault and abuse by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar continue to testify against the doctor in court. nassar has already admitted to sexually abusing the athletes when they were children and adolescents, and then covering up the abuse by pretending it was part of a medical treatment. this is olympic gold medalist aly raisman testifying friday. >> i'm herere to face you, larr, so you can see i have regained my strength, that i'm no longer a victim, i'm a survivor. now is the time to acknowledge the very person who sits b befoe us now who perpetrated the worst epidemic of sexual abuse and history of sports, who is going to be locked up for a long, long, long time. this monster was also the architect of policies and procedures that are supposed to protect athletes from sexual abuse. abusers, your time is up. the surv

there is a six—day campaign across the country but i want to focus on the capital kampala — operations6 blood collections should be at least 1% of the populace. but the uganda blood bank is unable to meet 70% of its target. the blood bank's stock is usually boosted by large communities that are easy to mobilise, such as schools. but with the law school holiday, the blood bank has found itself in crisis. it is something the facility says it is trying to mitigate. we have blood drives, we have been approached by companies and we have a programme thatis companies and we have a programme that is going to keep the schools open. sure, we are going to be able to provide good quantities of blood. not enough is being collected through walk in donors and corporate company drives. some ugandans feel that the situation should not have to get this bad. there has been a push this week to get more blurred and it seems to be working. —— blood. citizens, we have to take it as an obligation. you know, blood is not manufactured and people needed, they are patients in hospital and they are patients in hos

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we started this half in kampala and washington. he says he's not qualified for thejob. has emerged. in it he says he's not qualified for the job. the clip has emerged. in it he says he's not qualified for thejob. the clip has gone viral. translation: one should shed tears of blood for an islamic society that would even consider someone like me to be its leader. there are serious technical issues with this decision. undoubtedly one of the things driving beehive viewing figures is the fact he supreme leader spoke out against those anti—government protests last week. there are constitutional issues with him being the leader, and what became clear was that this was a session behind closed doors that the members of the assembly don't want the people to know about. now there are serious questions. 30 yea rs now there are serious questions. 30 years on, how he's still the leader of iran and how come nobody has talked about the fact he was supposed to be a caretaker not a lifetime leader? like most leagues there is definitely a political a