first, not far from where you all sundra in kampala, what's going on there? well, the program is meant to show how business opportunities and jobs can be created while on the same time protecting our planet and its resources. we've visited london cab that encourages young people to turn their visions and we met some pretty inspiring entropy. our house collapsed and we only barely when mother died from the injuries she suffered. so i turned my opinion food past into motivation. i never knew that what i'm doing will turn this big to me and to do environment. i thought, and i don't, i thought discriminated because of my often falling sick from malaria. i am now part of the solution in my country. 2 people, each of the vision joy never got produces with a sin that prepares mosquitoes, according to the un, every 2 minutes a child under the age of 5 dies of malaria. even if i'm not saving all the kids that are suffering great, now i am saving their ones that i can join mary cover. mom is a founder and director of the green business apps, i.q. africa, which builds h

s and hello everybody young sundra to you know get here in kampala uganda and yes a week of alone to install for you to do stay tuned and enjoy the show here's a quick preview of what is coming up shortly. simple marcus modest we see how it bends in kenya he's protecting both and the fonts on the forest. we meet an artist in ghana he's bringing a new life into the glass of recycling. and thinking be how young and to bring us here in uganda a town in the ideas into the reality. laws of floating on water are unlovely sight bought of what declines can be something of a pissed when they turn up in the wrong places we've caught a few reports on the trouble what a hyacinths have caused some communities now on lake and also income on the local residents of course of a chanst buckland with another invested species that is causing a host of problems there. paddling through lake also has become more of a struggle since the savini a plant's altered his ecosystem sees richard and goalie a fisherman who grew up in a small community on the shores of the lake the fast growing weed blocks sunlight a

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about particularly it is south of uganda's capital kampala. here young people including on friends and street kids learn how to devolve their ideas into successful businesses due to recover $1000.00 pandemic only a few students are currently able to attend classes on campus especially in uganda they are not prepared to work together to present themselves to ask critical questions. and we are learning that. and that's why often not everybody will become an entrepreneur but many of our scholars as well that have been and have found jobs. one of the solutions latest to come paula we're plastic waste is a huge problem 350000 tons of trash accumulate in the ugandan capital every year and only half of it is disposed towards. much of the plastic lands in these trash dump recycling isn't common here john merrick government pays young trash collectors to gather both was that he can use to build houses. every time i come here and i do like give some money to other people to break up with locally all keeping our environment to give me a lot of hope that

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come for we will hold on across kampala past miles of water we have a shared history on the whole of passport is that what they were and i called the gum of the government to go up what i wish for them into. 18 miles north of dhaka another migrant workers family was hoping he would come home soon. or dick would be. was still in an isolation facility in singapore he'd sent us a message a day earlier. on a course to. joel and his wife spoke to each other regularly. but when he 1st tested positive for the coronavirus he'd kept it a secret from his family i mean i wanted to get up out of body on a quad whatever but a have a little hair horse the. most amount said she was struggling to put food on the table. her husband was the family's sole breadwinner but he was still unable to work and his employer was only paying a fraction of his basic salary. they've not been sending money home. yet i've architect the button eyes that get this i said that did the 1st thing at aqaba shannon care. donna not that not happening and part of them. thanks. by december singapore seem to have weathered the w

on the outskirts of the capital kampala behind this gates is one of the few n.g.o.s helping them it's name icebreakers. about 10 young. people are housed in this shelter one of very few in uganda. egypt. driven out by their parents victims of daily assaults they know they are safe here. if you are here as long as you stick rick i don't do anything but as long as you are here we. know our clients are through river and this is elvis the director of the association fee is intrusions and police raids so he had a security system installed. in total there is 6 cameras 2 outside and 4 inside connected to a security p.c. . routes. these and necessary precautions a year ago elvis was the victim of an attempted murder he narrowly avoided the car of a man who tried to run him over. i fear for my life every day when i'm moving when i'm sleeping when i'm going somewhere when i'm in this low fees when i'm outside of baghdad i fear for my life there's revealed. that some people would find your narrowed to feel a free. there's nothing we can do because we're not going to have police the police and th

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also in our lives but for now the time has come for me to say goodbye i am sundered we now go from kampala here in uganda . bye sun dried look forward to seeing you again next week and good bye to all of you have you also all this well but you be sure to cheer the end of next week until then good bye from me krista lamps in lagos nigeria. girl. in. the for. 2021 summer fashion trend. is also great and lift your mood. glamorous and compliment and be done. with a disco glitter on top marks. coffee. and the tops are making a comeback. now son jerome. 30 minutes on double. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural riches were brutally stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists. each artifact has blood on it from the ones that have yet to heal. what should be done with the stone or from africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents. stolen soul starts deeper 13 on t.w. . more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a g

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was arrested on monday during a protest in the ugandan capital kampala mr wind was leading a rally against the detention of his supporters when he was seized by the authorities and he's now reported to be under guard at his home. maybe you has launched legal action against the u.k. over an alleged breach of the northern ireland protocol the protocol is a major part of the briggs a deal which is intended to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. voters here in germany have handed chancellor merkel's ruling conservatives a stinging defeat in 2 regional elections on sunday voters in the states of biden rittenberg and ryan land palencia turned their backs on the c.d.u. in record numbers a leading c.e.o. m.p. will give us his take on the elections in just a moment but 1st we have this report. germany's super election year began badly for chancellor merkel's conservatives in 2 regional elections they significantly lost support among voters the c.d.u. is in crisis one day later in berlin the frustration was crystal clear among the party leadership. you. can clea

hi chris and hello everybody i am sundra to you know good news in kampala uganda and yes a week of a lot in store for you so do stay tuned and in childish chill here's a quick preview of what is coming up shortly. the simple market's minds we see how it ends in kenya who's protecting both elefant on the forest. we need an artist in ghana please bring a new life into the ground recycling company. and thinking be how young and to bring us here in your gunned down in the ideas into the young to. laws of floating in water are unlovely sight bought a point to lunch can be something of a pissed when they turn up in the wrong places we've caught a few reports on the trouble what to hyacinth opposed to some communities now on lego income on their local residents and of course of ation it's a block island with another invested species and that is posing a host of problems there. paddling through lake also has become more of a struggle since the subtle venia plants altered his ecosystem sees richard heene goalie a fisherman who grew up in a small community on the shores of the lake the 1st scr

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everyone out there very glad to have you with us again i am sundra to know bill coming to you from kampala in uganda today will be looking out innovative bubble houses a major area and plenty of other interesting stories. one hear how monstrous frank is helping the pa muslim but so far no particular lifestyle. will also see how south african land owners can get a tax break by protecting the environment. and find out why you can and foremost plug in does not mean. we thought of the show in the democratic republic of congo a country often modern conflict as a result of a long time little attention is paid to the environment but that is starting to change we want to call the begun a park where people are now devoting time and effort to protecting the nature of it not only is that good for the tropical forest bot the local people and the way to which includes. the sis some of the gorillas lives in the tropical sewers it's. in the nearby. we are now in co goosy be a good national park zoo and right now we're in the presence of miss you and me miss you pointed me and to many members of this fami

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you can an opposition leader boldly one has been arrested while leading a protest in kampala one called all of our cities to free hundreds of supporters of his supporters who were arrested around january's presidential election which he lost to longtime leader you know when he was 70. kenya is boycotting the start of an international court of justice hearing to decide its maritime border with somalia neighbors both lay claim to energy resources off the coast. was the headline more news here on al-jazeera ran off the inside story which is coming up next. the sri lankan government calls it the radicalization it's detaining those with what it says extreme religious views and banning the burqa but muslims say it's discrimination so will the new rules stop so-called islamic extremism in this asian country this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me many from sri lanka's minority muslim communities say they are being targeted and in the latest decision affecting them the government is reintroducing about burkas it says the full face covering for women is a sign of wha

an advocacy group for trance gender people not a pickle is a transgender man and he joins me from kampala welcome to news africa we have just seen the experience of a transgender woman in uganda what has been your experience as a transgender man. and there is a saddle a bus another c. has been a challenging but also very rewarding because we're living in such it to try to catch a living environment the teachers use really some able to fix and it teaches you so many means and ways of supply of will adults plus being able to maneuver through that environment that environment and has been really. great for our. own news international to read about especially in advance and also to. be to make decisions to be honest and even understand that person has been the most traumatizing animal steve kind of experiences and and has really really some of them into a bt and individual needs to be able to call exist also to comparable changes and also to go up with changes in the community but also be able to be committed as a citizen as well as an individual you imagine they didn't miss the cherry additi

opposition politician and former presidential candidate bobi wine has been arrested in the capital kampalawas leading rallies against the arrest and disappearance of his supporters that happened around the recent election. security forces fired tear—gas to disperse the crowd marching with the politicians. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the nominations are in — but the effects of the pandemic are all over this year's oscars. today, we have closed the book on apartheid, and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision. all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was - on a pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy, and we understand - that the search for it has - become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... france, germany, italy and spain have become the latest count

the un rights body condemns sri lanka and says it will kampala complaints of war crimes and atrocities against muslims. israelis of voting for the 4th time in 2 years with benjamin netanyahu hoping a successful vaccination program will finally win him a palm tree majority but he is the 1st sitting prime minister to be indicted and is facing 3 corruption trials the tashi getting reports from west to are slim. is really as have been going through a 2 year cycle of election government. formation collapse and repeat in the sports cycle there is little suspense prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his little cooed party are expected to get the most votes even though more than half of israelis recently polled want him out you have a booking while your ideology you have voting against someone so it's very hard to to get to a country like this you know you can avoid because you don't want someone you have to hold because you want something happen and that the problem. netanyahu needs to get 61 seats in the knesset to form a government no one ever has so the question is who would he form a coa

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now the ugandan opposition leader bobby wine has been arrested for leading a process in kampala. one cold on authorities to free hundreds of his supporters arrested before during and after january's presidential election in which he lost to longtime leader your. in 71 speech the results has not been charged but his home sobrang by the police and the military. but i was not i was the type that much of a nut and that the futurist put that little bit too much but you it was just minutes on the jury to let my the 15 month old you want to respect the right to life the good for the country. parents are holding funerals for their children in myanmar after at least 50 protesters were killed on sunday the war stay of violence in a month and a half long cracks an only answer to movements demonstrators defied martial law on monday where they were again met with live ammunition killing 6 more people scott hardly reports. the deadliest area on the most violent day of the anti coupe protests on sunday was in an industrial suburb of yangon. an armed protesters were killed with live ammunition s

musician bobby wine has a restaurant was arrested monday during a protest in the ugandan capital kampala wind was leading a rally against the detention of his supporters when he was seized by the authorities he's now reported to be under guard at his home. the images are almost apocalyptic the skyline of beijing engulfed in seemingly a race to win the worst sandstorm in a decade collided with a near record levels of air pollution in the city now blowing in from the gobi desert the storm choked every day life in the city hundreds of flights were canceled and commuters made their way to work through what some describe as the landscape at the end of the world. thick clouds of sand and yellows small get enveloping downtown beijing. the land buck headquarters of the state broadcast to c.c.t.v. shrouded in the gloom residence of the chinese capital one hoping that sandstorms were a thing of the past thanks to extensive planting of protective trees and pushes but atmospheric pollution from the biggest sand clouds in 10 years has not reached has a displeasure. right now it looks like the end of

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opposition politician and former presidential candidate bobi wine has been arrested in the capital kampalas against the arrest and disappearance of his supporters that happened around the recent election. security forces fired tear—gas to disperse the crowd marching with the politicians. the vatican has ruled that roman catholic priests cannot bless same—sex couples, and that any such blessings are invalid in the eyes of the church. the statement was approved by pope francis, who supports civil rights for homosexual partners but opposes gay marriage. conservative catholics had asked for a ruling after bishops in germany and the united states expressed approval for the pastoral blessings some priests had bestowed. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. the nominations are in — but the effects of the pandemic are all over this year's oscars. today, we have closed the book on apartheid, and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision. all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on a pedest

you can an opposition leader by the wind has been arrested while leading a protest in kampala. the. wine called on authorities to free hundreds of his supporters arrested around the time of january's presidential election he lost the vote to longtime leader you were $71.00 disputes the results one says he hasn't been charged but says his home is still surrounded by the police and military. the to the arab league qatar that the mother and the and the you have to respect the will of the other going to work with what is a military and the curriculum at the end of the year to respect the right to life of the country. iran's foreign minister says after 4 years of what he calls u.s. economic terrorism washington needs to build good faith with tehran before any new nuclear deal talks can begin to answer if i made the comments in a virtual conversation with the european policy center they put sanctions on anybody remotely good i'm not just punishing russia good or publishing russia well you can join up and we should run neighbors so. the united states would not pass that that in fact the un

ugandan opposition leader bobby winds been arrested while leading a protest in kampala. one was calling on authorities to free hundreds of his supporters they were arrested before during and after january's presidential election which won lost to the longtime leader you even spammy disputes the results. of. such as that matter i'm not. an american you do respect the little the rest of us were you really feel that you're a telemarketer the amount of what you want to respect the right to life of the good for the gander. jailed kremlin critic alexei navalny says he's being held in what he called concentration camp in russia's vladimir region in a message shared on his verified instagram account number and he says he's in a high security part of the camp under kilometers outside moscow he says he's doing well but is under constant surveillance and valley was jailed for parole violations charges his supporters say which is politically motivated. the u.s. senate confirmed congresswoman debbie holland as secretary of interior she is the 1st native american to lead to a cabinet

opposition politician and former presidential candidate bobi wine has been arrested in the capital kampalapearance of his supporters that happened around the recent election. security forces fired tear—gas to disperse the crowd marching with the politicians. at least 50 protesters are now thought to have been killed in myanmar on sunday. it was the worst single day of brutality by the security forces since the coup last month. the military has imposed martial law in several areas of the country's biggest cities and protesters can now be tried in military courts. the bbc�*s south east asia correspondent jonathan head has more. we are reeling from looking at these images. and seeing the dreadful injuries people suffered and the numbers were so much higher than in previous episodes of violence. and also video of the security forces deliberately shooting people, completely uncaring and some of the dreadful treatment they administered to people, people who are dying, wounded, dragged off like animals. this is an army and police force showing total disregard for the lives and welfare of the peop

the bbc�*s patience atuhaire has been meeting affected families in kyotera, south of kampala.uary eight, 202i, armed men in police uniform went from house to house in kyotera village, taking young men and none have been heard from since. this person describes what happened when she and her husband were awoken when they were awoken by awoken when they were awoken by a loud noise. translation: fix, a loud noise. translation: �* , aloud noise. translation: , ., translation: a rush to the dawn, husband _ translation: a rush to the dawn, husband to _ translation: a rush to the dawn, husband to get - translation: a rush to the l dawn, husband to get dressed. we only managed to get trousers on. the doorflung open and i saw so many men, one of them pushed a gun to my ribs and told me to get out of the way. margaret's nephew was a farmer and influential member of the community who supported the opposition. community who supported the opposition-— opposition. john is believed to have been _ opposition. john is believed to have been badly _ opposition. john is believed to have been badly

on the outskirts of the capital kampala behind this gates is one of the few n.g.o.s helping them it's name icebreakers. about 10 young l.g. b.t.i. people are housed in this shelter one of very few in uganda. kenya. driven out by their parents victims of daily assaults they know they are safe here . if you are here as long as you stick which i don't do anything but as long as you are here we. revere and. elvis the director of the association fears intrusions and police raids so we had a security system installed. in total there are 6 cameras 2 outside and 4 inside connected to a security p.c. . rads. these and necessary precautions a year ago elvis was the victim of an attempted murder he narrowly avoided the car of a man who tried to run him over. i fear for my life every day when i'm moving when i'm sleeping going somewhere when i'm in the swim i get a feel for my life every day in fact some people who would find your narrowed to want to kill you. there's nothing we can do because we're all going to the police and the police were able to cure me because of my situation by the person

everyone out there very glad to have you with us again i am sundra to no deal coming to you from kampala in uganda today we'll be looking out innovative bubble houses in nigeria and plenty of other interesting stories. one hear how one month's best friend is helping to fund muslim reports on the particular lifestyle. we'll also see how some african land owners can get a tax break by protecting the environment. and find out why ugandan families but indigenous elites. we thought the show in the democratic republic of congo a country often modern conflict as a result for a long time little attention is paid to the environment but that is starting to change we want to call the begun national park where people are now devoting time and effort to protecting the nature of it not only is that good for the tropical forest bot the local people and the way to which includes. the sis family lives in the tropical sewers. this one people they knew by. someone in their good arguments we are now in cousy be a national parks and right now we're in the presence of this year bone only miss you point to me

advocacy group for trance gender people now a powerful is a transgender man, and he joins me from kampala welcome to news africa. we have just seen the experience of a transgender woman in uganda. what has been your experience as a transgender man? there is a certain, a person i'll see, has been a challenging but also they were doing it because we're living in such it to try to catch a little environment. the teachers use release of able to fix and it teaches you so many means and ways of supply of will adults plus being able to maneuver through that environment, that environment as and has been really great for our own use in titian's 2 way. but especially in advance and also to be to make decisions, to be honest and even understand that person has been the most traumatizing and most difficult kind of experience and, and has really some of them into obesity and individual needs to be able to call exists. also to comparable changes and also to couple the changes in the community, but also the indian will to be made as a citizen, as well as an individual. you imagine it into my situation i

days ahead of everybody young sundra to you know get here in kampala uganda and yet a week of alone to install for you to do stay tuned on until the show here's a quick preview of what is coming up shortly. simple marcus mines we see how a fence in kenya is protecting both elephants on the forest. we moved an artist in ghana please bring a new life into the ground beside going complete. and thinking be how young and to bring us here in your gunda tunning the ideas into the reality. laws of floating in water are unlovely sight but aquatic plants can be something of a pissed when they turn up in the wrong places we've caught a few reports on the club or what a hyacinths opposed to some communities now on lake also in coming with their local residents and of course of ation it's a document with another invested species and that is posing a host of problems there. paddling through lake also has become more of a struggle since the sylvia plants altered his ecosystem sees richard. a fisherman who grew up in a small community on the shores of the lake the 1st screening we block sunlight and d

at coffee house to just sore is the 1st sign language in the cafe uganda's capital kampala indira coffee says it wants to create employment for the deaf community with the ultimate goal of raising awareness for this marginalized group of people especially during these even tougher times of the pandemic. as a customer. is dave so he uses sign language to communicate. he's worked as a barista at this coffee shop in complain of. good coffee and i serve the customers or not perfectly and i get a positive feedback that makes me really happy as specially if it comes from different customers. graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job. uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse. i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me in the end they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates had beef too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and b

ugandan opposition leader bobby wian has been arrested while leading a protest in kampala he called on authorities to free hundreds of his supporters who were arrested around the time of january's presidential election he lost the vote to longtime leader your i'm 70 but disputes the results in myanmar parents are holding funerals for their children after the deadliest day since the start of the coup at least 50 protesters were killed on sunday that hasn't stopped the resistance continuing demonstrators defied martial law again on monday there's the top stories to stay with us out there investigations continues next hour we're back with a news hour straight after that story then if you can. in part one we discovered how president ya mean up to a guy you know has turned a mole deaves into a mafia state. men biking bags of cash around the capitol for the president and his cronies. but he has a concord the whole fist to. later a plot to move up to $1500000000.00 in cash we reveal the asian businessmen involved. much receive money that i didn't do we got. a decade ago the mole leaves was a

many young good knees head for the city around 20 percent of the population now lives in the capital kampala the city is one of the fastest growing in southeast asia the internet and television arrived at pretty much the same time 20 years ago since then the time has been changing fast. however police still direct the flow of traffic there are no traffic lights. doherty is making a stop in. his father wants to buy him a warm jacket there for the monastery this. year and it'll be very cold at the monastery is deep there are no smaller sizes. ok we'll take it. in another part of the city doherty's future abbott lama non-gay is getting ready for the new start of the month asked ikey year he's on a big shopping expedition and to put that with the rest of. his budget is tight even though the monastery receives public funding lama non-gays striking a hard bargain. how much is the spinach $25.00 for this. when i was young the monks just stayed in the monasteries the people visited them and brought them food but it hasn't been that way for quite some time we've got to go shopping here every week of

in our lives but for now the time has come for me to say goodbye i am sundered we know we are from kampala here in uganda. bye sun dried look forward to seeing you again next week and good bye to all of you have you also all this well but you be sure to tune the next week on till then buy from me chris lamb in lagos nigeria. girl who. got. a little. rain forest radio using a microphone any recorder to find exploitation 3 women are protecting the rain forest now coming just with foreign. oil companies are threatening the precious habitat the radio women are providing the mamas on. with the boys. coming on too long t.w. . 2021 summer fashion trend pink is all the rage and lift your mood. glamorous and comfortable it can be done. a bit of disco glitter on top marks. coffee sleeves and pop tops are making a comeback. how fun bureaucrats. can 30 minutes on double. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss them. just 3 of the topics covered and i weekly radio. if you would like and new information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out

activist and musician bobby why he was arrested on monday during a protest in the ugandan capital kampala mr weiner was leading a rally against the detention of his supporters when he was taken into custody by authorities is now reported to be under guard at his home. voters here in germany have handed chance america ruling conservatives a stinging defeat in 2 regional elections on sunday voters in the states of bonn burton burke and ryan land politan 8 turned their backs on the c.d.u. in record numbers. germany's super election year began badly for chancellor merkel's conservatives in 2 regional elections they significantly lost support among voters the c.d.u. was in crisis one day later in berlin the frustration was crystal clear among the party leadership is again of a clip when we can clearly say that the regional election results are disappointing for the cd you shouldn't invite any election result is always a wake up call anyone who doesn't take note of the election results who simply ignores them is simply not understood the meaning of an election. the c.d.u. was probably punished