sustainability hello and welcome to these a special edition of africa i am sundra to be no deal here in kampala uganda and with me today as always is my colleague in nigeria hi new to a. year i really like this subject of nature on the arts the projects i will be looking at today will all started with for the fun demi well many of the ideas i especially powerful in this time i mean spirals to love and look up to our environment let's start with have grips with god what's coming up on the show today . i miss german i miss the bravo show hamas an architect of carling cup not true i mean with their surroundings then you resigned trend conquering euro natural materials are going to give successful new creations. and music is said to be the

sustainability hello and welcome to these a special edition of africa i am sundra to be no deal here in kampala uganda and with me today as always is my colleague in nigeria hi new to a. year i really like this subject of nature on the arts the projects i will be looking at today will all started with for the fun demi well many of the ideas i especially powerful in this time i mean spirals to love and look up to our environment let's start with have grips with god what's coming up on the show today . i miss german i miss the bravo show hamas an architect of carling cup not true i mean with their surroundings then you resigned trend conquering euro natural materials are going to give successful new creations. and music is said to be the language of emotion and it's getting people in gone out to think and badlands all protection so hard. now in which we conquer are to be used to foster live a better understanding of environmental issues someone here stylianos rather clear on such a verse and i journal article i've been very strongly of have this silent uses creative skills through my humanity to

and a big hello from kampala uganda to all of you as to what did you know that one thought of the global population walks in the agricultural sector here in africa it is over half the population that is why we decided to make a special edition the team's all about. the will find out home in south africa should farming mix for healthy soil. and how food is grown we've hydroponics in nigeria. and finally why farming doesn't have to mean deforestation. we start the show in south africa anyone who's ever been there will have noticed the thousands of kilometers of fencing that called across the land usually designed to contain the cuttle fences have a devastating effect on the environment they are not only a deadly trial for the way of life they also prevent a lifestyle from moving around freely which leaves over grazing and non-degree addiction some hadas on the boss in this trend and they are spearheading an ecological revulsion. when herders leave their livestock on to the great plains of the car route in central south africa the animals on allowed to linger. to protect the vegetation from

the environment right sondra what is right under our one welcome from me sandra to no video here in kampala uganda satellite data shows that doing the look down the air quality has improved in many african cities but white life is still suffering animals especially have been the biggest losers in these crises pushing the increase in many of the widely resolves what talk about this should be and here's a quick look at some of the stories we'll be looking on today. we visit the wonder where the government has introduced a steps just on to preventing going to the bank notes. we also see how military training drones can actually promote conservation. and we need to the deny an artist who is using you on what's to call for greater protection policy. it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human fingernail but it continues to sew for us to normal prices especially in east asia where it is considered to have him in paula's south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was whining on husband todd by pushing with only about 20000 on was left in

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ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sundered to know if you are saying by here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now sandra and goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until then you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest developments on our social media channels for now no time we signing up from the fashion park in lagos nigeria. duck. duck. go. to. a 1000000 tons of flowers dumped into the jews in india never. the best the science of the time and. now a start of converts useful hours into charcoal and chemical free incense sticks. demian bichir 70 gauges a don't miss distance from getting into the room of. the. building. 30 minutes on t w. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room the nights in man it was hardest for. i even got white hair is that. thing that hit my language head no not this gets me a little bush mickey took in truck it's the same thing you want to know their story my friends her fighting and reliable information for migrants. we know this is a scary time for the coronavirus is cha

pick up a few ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sunda tree no saying bye here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now and sandra and goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until then you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest development on our social media channels for now i'm no time we signing up from the fascist party in lagos nigeria. it's smelly business feeding the world's ever growing population. agricultural multinationals are appeasing global hunger with cheap meat. impoverished small farmers decimated ecological systems and an economy dominated by monopolies are the devastating consequences of industrial farming soil islam. 15 minutes on d. w. . are they friends. or are they not enemies and i don't have a word for roger. donald trump and the funnier prove our 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship. between russia and the u.s. and between their presidents how does their rivalry and 13 interest mutual admiration affect the rest of the world's. bosom bullies tromping putin starts august 3rd on d w. w

few ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sunda tree no you're saying bye here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now sandra and goodbye to you dear viewers out that see you again next week until then you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest developments on our social media channels for now i'm no time we signing up from the fashion park in lagos nigeria. it's got. to. kick off. from the refugee camp in ghana to morning to top football me in the world alphonso davis. fine in munich the 19 year old's undeniable talent has made him a shooting star. it's the stuff of fairy tales to live in for his story yet to be a good kick off. 30 minutes on d w. isn't life and work have been romanticized and marketed internationally vincent van gogh we take a look at the man behind the legend. who was he. how did he become informed why phenomenon on the 100 and 38th anniversary of his death vincent van gough a superstar. in 75 minutes on d w. in terms of the conflict zone with sara kelly. i put the tough questions to those in power challenging the key players f

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a few ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sunda train of you saying bye here in kampala the capital overview gunda so long for now it's goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until then you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest development on our social media channels but now i'm no time we signing up from the fashion park in lagos nigeria. in the. center of the conflict zone in these extraordinary times we decided to take the opportunity to focus on the impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on human rights around the world there are reports of invasive surveillance authoritarian power grabs my guest is the head of human rights watch kind of rothko many limitations on people willing to accept in order to fight a threat like coronavirus conflicts of. 30 minutes doubling. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room for the night. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. in the german language head and now a lot of this keeps me a little bunch maybe 2 in truck loads of say you want to know their stor

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few ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sandra tree no you're saying bye here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now santa and goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until the end you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest developments on our social media channels for now i'm no time we signing up from the fashion park in lagos nigeria. good. good. good. good. good. how will i pay my ranch more money for. ever more people are facing this reality around the world to cope with 19 pandemic is shattering millions of lives by will be so clear. in germany the government is reducing the flow but how are things in places where people are struggling to survive. in 30 minutes on d w i'm going to the model hamas are are going to go along with a lot of the emotional moment the financing of the feel good the lining of a lot of the guideline of the am i a modern. times in transit to divergent lives of 3 passengers aboard a cross-country train. 35 minutes are you don't want. the good news crime fighters are back again africa's most succe

few ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sandra tree no you're saying bye here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now sandra and goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until the end you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest developments on our social media channels but now i'm no time we signing up from the fashion park in lagos nigeria. the protests have been silenced there is now fear and uncertainty on the streets. china's new security law has shut down freedom of expression. teachers are threatened with dismissal. activists are being arrested for fleeing the country global 3000. and 30 minutes on d w the bowery is ablaze since the beginning consumes forests and entire residential areas above placing temperatures water shortages lambs clearance there's an abundance of flammable material. once again i did. see. some. small. global conflagration the world on fire starts aug 12th on w. blood . flow to the body. this is g w news wire from berlin germany waits for the axe to fall on the number of u.s. troops stationed here p

ideas on your sites you can use wherever you live i am sunder to know if you are saying by here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now and sandra and goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until then you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest developments on our social media channels for now i'm no time we signing up from the fascist party in lagos nigeria. my flock of. high culture. high hair. superman. super. stylish long long gone don't let a. lifestyle you're a hero. 30 minutes. america has become. a fire going billy. 15 feet. our midst. mum police and some other celebrity slum slums that consume the forests and entire residential areas from cluck cluck rising temperatures water shortages lens clearance there's an abundance of flammable material once ignited there's no stopping the fires mums only going up and smuggle be concentration the world on fire starts aug 12th on d w. l's if you don't know. where i come from that all of that's good to cisco it's just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am bilious reminds me of home aft

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a one welcome to this edition of the environment show africa i am sandra teen nobody from kampala in uganda of course will also be covering the effects of the koran of virus pandemic in africa here in uganda for example the looked on husband to the street side newspapers to dry up many people are clearly staying at home and minimizing quote hello how is the situation in nigeria for you and of course the neighboring countries hi sandra and hive us a big hello for me in lagos nigeria indeed the pandemic is far from over here have to unfortunately say but because people are staying at home the use of cashless digital payment systems has risen by almost 15 percent in the last few months i have a feeling that a lot of things are going to change in africa as a result of coping 19 but here are the who africa we will continue to focus on the important green femurs coming up this week. the environment needs volunteers to help more than ever nowadays will need to kenyans doing what they can to assist. with an on the usual environmental activist from senegal and we will introduce you to us but

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few ideas and insights you can use wherever you live i am sandra tree no you're saying bye here in kampala the capital over uganda so long for now sandra and goodbye to you dear viewers out there see you again next week until the end you can stay in touch with us and keep up with the latest development on our social media channels for now i'm no time we signing up from the fashion park in lagos nigeria. in ghana a trip to the markets to be deadly. the farmers install motors has no choice cocoa oil the goal of the gun is economy could be flourishing the people here see no signs of cost crumbling bridges or an overcrowded posts above some clown down where's must get to market place and daily life remains a struggle. the 15 minutes on d w. 6 can inspire. the people making the claim going to africa sometimes the right place join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future place many hugs to you all for tuning it out for. 90 minutes on d w d to know that 77 percent. are younger than 16. that's me and me and you. and you know what it'

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through kampala was born.they had been building up to this announcement over the past week or so saying that hong kong's increase in corona virus infections would be. irresponsible to hold these elections under the current situation but opposite the opposition says and critics say that hong kong has always been quite successfully been able to contain its coronavirus outbreaks it's been successfully able to keep the city going up until recently and also you know more than 40 countries in the world have held elections jury a pandemic far worse than hong kong has been facing vietnam which hadn't reported a single cave in 1000 related deaths as its 1st 70 year old man in doing more than 90 people have been infected with the virus in past week all connected to the same hospital scotland is following developments from bangkok in neighboring thailand. the nagging was the site of this new wave they're calling it the 3rd wave of vietnamese officials last weekend and what we've been seeing since then has been really kin

pressure from countries like the united states china is refusing to back down or the new law to be kampala reports now from hong kong. then usually enacted national security law has already been used against some of the thousands of protesters who defied warnings and took to the streets on july the 1st the 23rd anniversary of the handover from british colonial rule many are questioning the legislation's reach and how it's going to be enforced chinese president xi jinping passed the law after it was drafted in record time in beijing hong kong's legislative councillors legal experts and academics who would normally be involved in writing the law saw the text for the 1st time after it was and acted legislative council and barrister tanya chan is concerned that the law could be open to interpretation by police and prosecutors based on the chinese national security law national security covers a very wide range of activities including something related to economy religion. education and media internet all these things will be included the law targets crimes defined as subversion sedition terror

because the cases in spain the data we got was on the friday you'll see kampala that through the course of the day it showed a big jump right across mainland spain that was then assessed yesterday afternoon and we took the decision as swiftly as we could and that we we can't make apologies to doing so we must spirit to take swift decisive action particularly in relation to. localized or internationally in relation to spain a particular country where we see we must take action otherwise we risk reinfection into the u.k. potentially a 2nd wave here and then another lock down. how much of a surprise was this nadeem when the government kind of crept that announcement out there. well it was a huge surprise. considering not only the time scale that they gave people but also the background date or again the press in spain of been making a big point about the fact that perhaps infections are just as high here as in spain according to the latest official figures the daily new cases total is in the several 100 perhaps around $700.00 here an officially though there's one survey which is estimating

the ‘code queen‘ campaign was launched in kampala where there is high demand for ict skills from bothw unique programme we set up last year, and it provides young unemployed women in uganda with coding skills and then link them up with local and international employers in the tech space. so there are —— there is an abundance of software engineers in uganda and this is a fully voluntary based initiative, and it is offered for free to young women who are unemployed. phyllis, you have been on this training. what are you doing now? i am currently an analyst. we are slightly struggling to hear you. let‘s see if we can do anything to improve that, we will come back to you if we can. just tell us on the ground, what difference does it make? what exact training to people need and how can it help them? we are pleased with the progress we are making. we have managed to train and link young unemployed —— unemployed women to the tech space in the internationaljob market, so it is a shame you cannot hear phyllis but she has made it all the way from uganda to india to work for a company as an it co