is going to kampala where reporter is standing by hygiene is so in that courts today what was it like. the court was fully partner in still and as was coming out indoors a lot of people wanted to be there when this big decision was going to be made but as soon as the decision was made soon as the judge said the phrase she went out to address the priest and there was a very huge it came from the bar ground that some of. us thought that the police wanted to. take a bark to prison so that she would during this this is what caused the. couple of gunshots they were forcing her into one of the vines she had collapsed a couple of minutes after exerting court and what started as a very calm situation ended up to be a little bit violent. we really can't. yes she does and this is the 2nd time she has been in prison for writing about the president is this also maybe about a personal vendetta being carried out by the president. on one side someone might think that they might because one might say that prison chairman 7 is a little bit distant from this case but at least notice supporters. of. the

sadly for you that's all we had for you today but thank you for joining us so long for me sunday from kampala goodbye until next time by nearer to. why for now sandra was the pleasure of co-hosting the show with you i know it's a way signing off from lagos nigeria see you again next week.

everybody and a welcome to the latest edition of africa i am sundra trina video coming to you from kampala here in uganda it is nice to have you with us and of course today we'll have a lot of new reports of all the different things people are doing to talk about environmental issues and with me of course is michael presenter nia to pay sandra it's good to see you again my name is now outside and thanks for tuning in today's program will take us on a whirlwind tour of our views of all continents africa and hero of the shed some light on the environmental threats we face with ugandan eco activists been next on the cards in the wake of a troubling visit to the world economic forum. we go to germany's consul bellina where researchers have developed no plan to raise some money. and how we go to kenya well fast growing type of grass could help farmers and the pride. when my feeling is daunting but it's a negative one to the one economic forum living in germany she was looking forward to hearing a lot of other young women up to be used and she ended up on the continent and going to be about a ra

to kampala to ask young people how uganda which we spoiled and what it will take to change it for the better. we are in kampala uganda vis is the capital and the rain gods have opened on us but guess what the show must go on because today we're going to be discussing a very fiery topic here gender parity or lack thereof it is in this country that the minister of tourism suggested that women should be added on to the list of attractions for tourists that garnered a lot of reactions and we're going to get some of them right here so let's open this discussion with i suppose we'll come to you patricia what gives what is the current situation in uganda in as far as egalitarian ism is concerned i mean i think that uganda is a lot like. you know it's very nature so this is a country where a minister can get on t.v. and say that women are tourist attractions just for the same country where. telling women that because they're educated. to them country where an m.p. can get up and say women need to be displayed into by their husbands i think that the few feminists who exist in this country and

album welcome to you all of us i think you put to you this today i am stunned to see no hear from kampala here in uganda well here's a quick look at some of the stories we'll be looking up to today. we will show you how random easy i'm going to be sounding and obviously most is going looting off the terraces we will also should look down the jury it is supplying schools on the green and the just need using solar energy to plant how one man in a slum in kenya east of breaking up the fall of what to cut toes. we start the show in south africa where a very special body is a tree is the southern brown one bill also known locally as the front of bot because of its belief that jesus christ signals the coming of summer rain the species can be found in grasslands from kenya to angola and even all the way down to south africa however humans are driving the body into decline well its goals of vision is are now pulling out all the stops to save these much loved by quentin incompetent. good. even when fitted with tracking devices some amorphous can be hard to find. lucy kemp going to do to that she's

a very warm welcome to this week's episode of africa i am saundra coming to you from kampala here in uganda the padova where we do start by asking you did you know that there's sort of natural foods that have disappeared from our diets on most completely even though they are highly nutritious and so resistant.

very warm welcome to this week's episode of africa i am saundra to know video coming to you from kampala here in uganda the. well we do start by asking you did you know that there's not a natural foods that have disappeared from our diets only completely even though they're highly nutritious and so resistant.

very warm welcome to this week's episode of a coffee cup i am saundra to nobody coming to you from kampala here in uganda the apollo buffet where we do start by asking do you did you know that this saddam.

company a ugandan academic who was imprisoned dr insulting the president has been for 8 a judge in kampala said stella nancy had been wrongfully convicted nancy has gained notoriety for using a strategy called radical rudeness it aims to unsettle powerful people like this man uganda's president you're in was 70 young she has often criticized the longtime leader one time she described him as a pair of the talks in 2018 she was arrested and charged with cyber harassment today's verdict was met with cheers but dramatic scenes outside the court. even before the judgment was read out stella and nancy how the glint in her eye it was standing room only as uganda's most formidable feminist enjoyed her 1st day out of prison in more than a year she scribbled notes as the george weighed out his very unsure appreciation when he ruled she'd been wrongfully convicted or supporters were more enthusiastic . the o.-r. side the chance continued and demands for run searched followed. up. oh. why was i in brazil because i rocked up. they can rest my. interest on this then i remember is that why i wasn't the v

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far refused to elect their nationals in china to safety reports again a small gamble has more from kampala. behind me is the office of the prime minister which is actually next to the ugandan parliament where lawmakers of hide the very emotional debate about the issue of evacuating ugandans from china due to the corona virus outbreak the lawmakers of test the government to explain and evacuated ugandans immediately in her response a minister assured blow me cuz that the government is equally concerned but it is not seated she says that evacuating ugandans is an option that the government is looking at but she called me to a cell phone but she sees that china should as well be given a chance to help ugandans without in this having to bring the buckets will know not all parents under lottie's are amazed that these irrelative by spoke to told me that bringing back her brother should be looked at as a priority to before the government can consider anything goes but until the government makes a final decision the fate of the ugandans in china remains in balance ok now moving on tonic story swar

the scottish singer louis kampala leave the right there and the london rapper dave they were the big winners at the u.k. brit awards last night capaldi took home the prize for best new artist and song of the year album of the year went today it was the 40th year of british pop's biggest awards show. singer songwriter billy eilish captivated the audience at the awards ceremony with her debut like performance of the new james bond song no time to die. she was later names best international female artist and delivered an emotional acceptance speech and felt very hated recently and when i was on the stage and i saw you guys all smiling be. scottish singer and indie newcomer louis capacity topped the winners of the night giving up awards for best new artist and song of the year for someone you love. to be. rappers it is also one big with his album psychodrama taking home album of the year the london rapper to philip vantage of the spotlight making a political statement that accused british prime minister forrest johnson of being a racist these racist were poor boy whose research result pr

kampala the capital of uganda the country's rich soil produces almost anything the heart or the stomachdesires and its street food is unparalleled among other delicacies the roadside stands here serve up uganda's unofficial national dish the rolex a timeless tree. a rolex will fill you up longer than other males you can order rice or more toca. which is mush planting but that won't satisfy your hunger for more than 4 or 5 hours but a rolex will opt for even longer at. a rolex is basically an omelet rolled into patty patty was introduced to east africa by indian immigrants in the mid 19th century it's a kind of unleavened flatbread cooked on a skillet in oil. fine so maghera why makes this quick snack all day long from 5 in the morning to 10 at night but what's the best time for a rolex from the general public what's in it does not time but in time you'll feel like god money to buy and you feel like you're hungry you can by. pfizer stand is an insider's tip in the neighborhood. well we're. looking. at the heart of the rolex is the omelet usually cooked with tomato onion cabbage and chili

i am sundra tree nobody coming to you from kampala here in uganda it is nice to have you with. today we'll have a lot of new reports of all the different things people are doing to talk about environmental issues and with me of course is michael presenta needed to.

time i hope you feeling to the show as much as the hot i am sondra to know good signing off from kampala the next time sandra and for you our viewers if you want to find out more about the people on the project keep profiles today visit us online and also check out our social media and do be sure to join us again next week for a new edition of eco africa i'm now it's a way so long without from lagos nigeria. i'm going to. sleep. listen carefully. to suit. me too didn't. actually. discover the. body. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. johnny doesn't let his wheelchair keep him from pursuing the surf. dramas johnny grassa is not your average clerks do every day he pushes himself to the limit fighting for his dream towards life follows johnny as he overcomes obstacles and breaks down barriers from wheelchair to athletes. sports life starts february 15th. 100 small phoenix in my guts. where i come from roggio remains an important moonsault transmitting and for mission and when i was young my concert was drawing huge confidence the more prominent people most people would cause them. to

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a very warm welcome to this week's episode of africa i am sondra to nobody coming to from kampala here in uganda holland of africa where we do start by asking you did you know that there's not a match of foods that have disappeared from my dad's own most completely even though they're. so resistant environmental influences one such quote is now making a comeback in mali and this is going to interest you hi sandra yes i can't believe it we always have many good tips here on eco africa. in the nation's capital and i just kept. let's take a look at what's coming up on the show today. the climate resistance green that's becoming popular in mali we'll tell you why the ugandan teenager who's championing climate change activism will tell you how and the women in zimbabwe training to be rangers in the fight poaching will give you the details. the phony a green has grown in africa west africa for around 5000 years and with more and more areas being given over to rice it had lots of disappeared the extremely small grain can be difficult to peel but it contains many more nutrients than say white

this time i hope you'll enjoy the show as much as the hot i am sandra teen obvious signing off from kampala the next time sandra and for you our viewers if you want to find out more about the people on the project who profiles today visit us online and also check out our social media and to be sure to join us again next week for a new edition of eco africa i'm nels a way so long without from lagos nigeria. mega-cities these concrete jungles are often posting up to see. their economic powerhouse and get me people with living. out of the us population already lives in urban centers moving planners with a huge challenge. how can these monstrous cities be tell me. in 30 minutes on d w r. can be the voice of the cd women held by us speak for them out in the world. well over this in our lives but now we can do something i mean they don't go we have to sing and paint what i used to tell us women and children around the world until everyone understands what i as terrorists diversions was that the we demand our rights before god and the law had that light because. in 75 minutes on t w. i was issued

business more sustainable welcome to this special edition of africa i am sandra train of you here in kampala uganda a pile of africa we've me is a my colleague mia to ivor sandra and hello to our viewers out there. we're here in lagos nigeria saunders already said today we will show ideas on how to reduce or demand for textile products unlimited environmental damage of course 1st let's have a few facts and figures here you go check. the house gas emissions from textile production amount to more than $1200000000.00 tons a year that's more than from all international flights a maritime shipping combined. the clothing industry also uses lots of chemicals 3000 different ones can be used in the production of t. shirts. a lot of pesticide and other chemical residues end up in waterways textile production accounts for 20 percent of industrial waste water pollution worldwide. fast fashion means clothes are manufactured ever faster and more cheaply retail is change that collections with great rapidity clothing production has more than doubled since 2000 more than $100000000000.00 garments are produce

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