lake kivu in rwanda is one of east africa's great lakes.s of generating a lot of revenue for the country, but something even more valuable is hidden deep within this lake. we're going 14km offshore to see the kiquatt project. it's where they're extracting methane gas from below the surface of the lake. it's the only project like it in the world. this barge took seven years to construct and lies on the lake's border with the democratic republic of the congo. the engineers here work 2a hours a day in 12—hour shifts, monitoring the conditions of the lake. kivu is highly saturated with gases, including methane and carbon dioxide from millions of years of decomposition and volcanic activity. these gases are kept under pressure at significant depths. the lake is 480m deep. however, any disturbance to the lake from seismic activity or a lava flow could result in the gases leaking out. kivu is one of only three known lakes in the world where the specific conditions for this catastrophic event could occur. they are known as the killer lakes. in1986,

end of the week the winner will sign a contract to provide delivery in mapping services around lake kivu. and to south africa another setback for the cash strapped power utility eskom its bid for electricity price increases of over 16 percent was rejected by the potoroo high court on monday eskom said the increases were needed to compensate for what it called a calculation error by regulators state owned eskom supplies more than 90 percent of south africa's electricity but it is struggling with high debts and power station in need of urgent with clinton. and that's it for me and the business team here and we apologize for the technical difficulties and all show business news on our web site dot com slash business also do follow us on facebook and switches to the whole it is now stay tuned for news on calls as up right next after all quick update on global markets up is up thanks for watching. earth. home 2 minutes of species. a home worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps. to tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. what is the

teams 3 challenges one competition international drone operators have traveled to the beautiful lake kivu in rwanda to demonstrates how drones can help meet the emergency demands of the future in each case says a request comes to the team and then the team has to deal with the kabul make sure it's a package according to many standards and in this way we're trying to simulate a specialist possible real real real scenarios. responding to a simulated emergency call the drone teams are asked to deliver urgent medical supplies to an island 20 kilometers away from the mainland and join can fly there in just 15 minutes a boat to take much longer than a car would struggle to get there at home. let's assume it has landed over though. we can reduce the payload. by pressing the button over here or from our ground station. to challenges a built around delivery and pick up tasks in the 3rd exercise the drones fly out to collect data from the island the field becoming crucial for africa. only 3 percent of african land has been surveyed to a local level land is our biggest asset and we need to be able t

far and now we go live to catherine sawyer catherine you're in i'm by our in north kivu province and this is one of the main areas where the population have been subjected to attack after attack after attack 3 years you're with the congolese army what's the strategy that the army is using to try to sort this out and get rid of the idea. well martin as you had this saying that they have 22000 troops on the ground we are currently in the forest in venue where the suppressions against a.d.f. going on 4 generals have been deployed to lead this operation says today they're visiting the troops in the front lines and we've spoken to them this saying that they are doing the best they can just saying that they're able to push a.d.f. fighters out old vast territory is in this forest this face this military base where we are right now was just not too long ago on a.d.f.a. so they're saying the military commanders that they have been able to kill dozens of a.d.f. fighters have been able to capture some of them with giving them valuable information and they have been able also to take some of the