everybody and welcome to the latest edition of a good africa i'm no time in the foster park in lagos nigeria and i'm very happy to welcome you with new environmental top exam ideas from africa and europe but i'm not alone with me is why charming colleague in south africa i love felicia he is my name is from asia in this vein and i hope you'll stay tuned for our show which is brought to you by. channels t.v. and chris today will be taking you on a trip all over our beautiful continent as we throw some light on the environmental threats we face here. we'll explain to you why senegal is suffering more and more on the coastal road. i make art out of waste. and how it is making life difficult fishermen unlike the gloria. let's kick things off in egypt many areas in the north african country are so isolated they're completely off the power grid which is a problem for residents and the tourism industry so nepal could provide a solution but until now less than ten percent of that i just see in egypt has been provided by the sustainable resource however there are now plans in place to build the world

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our next report comes on right here in lagos nigeria concerned about the suffering people inflicts on many wild animals one man has made it his mission to rescue as many of them i think cat he set up a sanctuary to help them where he also works to raise awareness about wildlife protection i mean more welfare there's no happiness in these. illegal hunters quote this creature in the with the nigeria it's been a captivity in this latest market for weeks now waiting for. she has been visiting this market for over fifteen years his father says brought him here when he was just nine years old sure sure. in a soft briggs's hot. so you rescues as many as you can afford this pool a pint costs sixty thousand not. like him with a mission of accomplishing our secular commission that actually many little get out of this place into a more familiar surroundings are comfortable enough and of course you know the real issue don't try to be on the list of one of them right in this location. this is where chinedu brings the animals he rescues the grain syngas conservation god and the young nigerian stars

our next report comes on right here in lagos nigeria concerned about the suffering people inflicts on many wild animals one man has made it his mission to rescue as many of them as he can he set up a sanctuary to help them where he also works to raise awareness about wildlife protection and i need more welfare there's no happiness in these eyes illegal hunt to school these creatures in the with the ny nj area it's been in captivity in this lake a small kid food weeks now waiting for bio. she has been visiting this market for over fifteen years his father says brought him here when he was just nine years old sure sure she. should say in a soft brakes is hot. so you've rescued as many as you can afford this pool a pint costs sixty thousand and nine. o'clock in the mission accomplished i said no i come here for the many was able to get out of the situation into a more formal challenge a comfortable life and a little sooner a little pushy don't try to be ugly with one of them right in this location. this is where chinedu brings the animals he rescues the green syngas conservation god and

yes i'm male tag we're here in lagos nigeria are you ready for new episodes here's what's coming up on the show. to start something looking up muscle that's combining . with vegetable farming. a woman from south africa who's fighting against food waste. and how solar energy changing rival farmers in the mountains of morocco. now rwanda is of them most densely populated countries in africa and that can trigger conflicts over resources when they declare it to be a national parks in many ways isn't worried about their livelihoods the solution is to involve them more in wildlife protection one example the endangered mountain gorillas in the wonders volcanoes national park the tourism they generate can benefit the local community as well as the environment. we value every dance. tents tourists around the volcanoes national park it covers a hundred and sixty square kilometers and it's the oldest conservation. it's home to this range of species including some that are considered to be in danger of extinction such as the golden monkey. there's not any other place you find these monkeys apart f

this lecture circuit streets around two hundred kilometers to the south is lagos. nigeria is largest city is constantly changing. like the representatives of contemporary bound houses. asks how do we want to live now and in the future she thinks the revolutionary ideas of a century ago are still relevant today. when we had monism comment in the end of any post colonial is that the architects that came of the day were modern and i love the architecture that has really formed the structure of the city of lagos on the alley modernism of the forty's fifty's and sixty's still today dr satcher lagos is expanding at a breathtaking pace it's africa's second largest city under one of the world's most densely populated somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects on creating that own design language. what was considered as african tenets of the within the rule and. i'm not necessarily need to be realistic and design appropriately for the city that we live in the are we we have to face the fact that in the city of some people say eighty million some people say twen

lagos nigeria biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing in that role some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not cross occurrences when they don't follow the standards that results in good riddance prolapse and some of those trying. to strengthen their force mental sperm donors. but as a cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that continues but many lives at risk. described as the world's fattest heard somebody making a big comeback as one of new zealand's critically endangered native. only one hundred forty seven survived but a record number of chicks have been hatched. more than seventy of them in all they can fly and domestic cats are blamed for almost wiping the modes spurts hope the new chicks will bring. back from the brink. there we are here we go let's update your top stories for you to libya fighters loyal to the u.n. recognize government of launched a new campaign against the wa

lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing in that road some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not consequences when they don't. result in good riddance prolapse and some of this time so what needs to happen is for the states to strengthen their force mental sperm donors. but as the cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that continues to put many lives at risk how do we toss al-jazeera. climate activists in the u.k. say they'll stage a protest at heathrow airport on friday the extinction rebellion group has been causing major disruption in london roads and gluing themselves to trains they say they want to highlight the agency of the need to address climate change. now it's time for sports. thank you so much to the u.k. footballers union is calling for all professional players to boycott social media on friday to protest against racial abuse the professional footballe

lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing in that role some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not consequences when they don't follow the standards that results in good screw ups and some of the time. disputes to strengthen their force mental sperm and eggs. but as a cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that continues to put many lives at risk . well the lack of jobs and a police crackdown has forced thousands of nicaraguans to look for a better life in other countries john heilemann met one woman who is hoping to reach the u.s. with her three children. here on from the mass protests which marked the start of the naked eye one crisis and it's not just a political problem now. the country's fallen into its worst economic slump in three decades scenes like this. have been great for attracting investment. christiane is one of many people laid off one influential think

joins us from lagos how do nigeria musicians make a living when they don't get royalties. they make them through partnership deals so actually when you entered a country of nigeria you will see the thing go burn a boy smiling at you with a bottle of star be in his hands so this is a brand and most other nigerian artists make those their money in their revenue through deals with pepsi shell and then additionally to that of course touring and ring tones are very popular and the labels profit off of that because they have such called so-called three sixty deals which means they make money off of everything the artists do. we don't have to worry about the big poor artists but what isn't the first label to get into nigeria tell me a little bit about how its involvement is key here. well the special thing about warner is that they have collaborated with a local label so we've seen the past two years universal music and sony music also building proper offices in nigeria which makes nigeria one of the only countries in africa to have all major labels involved but the warner deal i

lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing in that role some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not consequences when they don't follow the standards that results in good.

lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing. some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards and because they are not consequences when they don't. result in good riddance prolapse of some of these trying. to strengthen their for us. but as a cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that could put many lives at risk. you're watching al-jazeera coming to you live from these are your headlines government have ambushed a bus on a highway in the southwest of pakistan reports say at least fourteen people were then taken away and killed. on the main route between kharaj in the port city of. has more now from. and then. have claimed. to have been in. the country. the head of the government in libya is threatening to take the warlords to the international criminal court's. ruling government troops for the control of the capital tripoli sudanese protesters voicing their anger against any foreign interferen

lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing. some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not consequences when they don't follow the. dark results spurlock's of some of those trying. to strengthen. us. but as a cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that could put many lives at risk. welcome if you just joining us you're watching al-jazeera live from doha these are the top stories gunman in the southwest of pakistan have ambushed a bus that kidnapped and then kidnapped and killed fourteen passengers and alliance a block separatist groups is claiming responsibility for attacking the vehicle on the main road between corruption and the port of water has more now from islamabad . and then. the head of the government in libya is threatening to take the war. to the international criminal court. government troops for the control of the capital tripoli for. condemning foreign inter

i went to paris charles de gaulle airport and flew to dubai and flew to lagos in nigeria, and it tookmy sensory system, you know. that is an astonishing story, that the way to get out for you was to literally fully, in that sense. let me bring in margaret, if i may. margaret flynn wrote the report into the winterbourne view scandal in 2011. what has changed since then in these places? so very little and what we have heard from mark's family and this morning is a bracing indictment of a service that is not delivering anything that we would hope from our nhs, phenomenal suitis would hope from our nhs, phenomenal sums of money are being pumped into these hospitals where health care is frankly so wanting that people are desperately ill as a result of being in hospital. a great deal needs to change, not least of all, as kari said, there is a great deal of money to be made here, and we want our regulators to be critics of very poor performance. they are not at present. we want them to look at the ownership of some of these units and hospitals. for example, winterbourne view hospital was par

speaking in nigeria, the top model was in lagos to launch arise fashion week, an event that showcasest she faces today. something happened to me the other day and i was quite taken aback. i did a campaign for someone and i was told that one of the countries in asia won't use the picture because of the colour of my skin. ironically, i have that gene in my family. you were here last year, why is it important to you to keep coming to nigeria? last year, i was here just as coming to nigeria? last year, i was herejust as naomi doing arise is a model and now, it is arise with naomi campbell and we brought some other designers and editors from america, from london, from europe and we want the world to know and see and to be able to get out there, the perception, to change the perception they have, and to see the young emerging designers from all across africa. they are so talented and african designers deserve the right to be championed just like every other designers around the world. do you think africa should have a globalfashion world. do you think africa should have a global fashion cap

all right to nigeria now and the challenges confronting youth in the slums of lagos faced with crushing poverty many children fear there may be no way to improve their lives one man though is set out to change that mindset and he's using the game of chess that teach children the value of creative thinking to overcome life's obstacles. how. carefully calculates every move she makes the nine year old is the champion play at this chess club. doesn't just need the first letter was just an obviously smart well do i your only learn to play eight months ago now she's preparing to represent africa at a regional tournament but what's in there or not korea is how coach he's also found this club chess in slums he coaches children left who come from on that privileged communities like this communities that offer luck quality education and even basic amenities robertson is goal is to use the principles of test to see each of the children that in spite of their circumstances they can still make it in that it was for them to be in this community to face a lot of challenges so he's got to address them

world's largest oil refinery in nigeria german public broadcaster and the art of the day news events inside an empty w. went to investigate. at this huge construction site near lagos city a new oil refinery is being built the man behind it an eco dango take estimated worth fourteen point one billion u.s. dollars his goal is to make nigeria one of the biggest exporters of crude oil self-sufficient when it comes to refined oil too but not everyone's a fan akpan ekpo says oil can't be nigeria's future. and i do because the oil is here we're. still able to move forward. and i guess office i've been developing. at the recent climate summit in kenya the world bank emphasized its commitment to ceasing support for oil and gas and urged africa to shift to sustainable alternatives how come germany who is not so much. enjoying so shy could pay a seven percent of their installed electricity capacity to come from solo and in the africa this capacity to be one point five percent how come however according to an international research project which d.w. was part of the world bank has invested in several fossil fuel projects in africa including financial intermediary investment a

south africa on the phones over and i'm joined by my co-presenting and nigeria hello everybody and highs e m l it's a we're here in lagos we are really and i adamant today we had to give me and we.

staying within the west african sub region here in nigeria the activities of man also affects the earth even farming as well a young man in lagos is wanting to help to solve that problem he wants to reduce the effects of farming on the earth through the hydroponic system of farming and uses less land space and little or no soil for the cultivation of vegetables however the most remarkable bit of news is that it brings the farmers and their produce closer to. these basel parsley and little sponsor special they're being drowned with old use a noble sword vision over to system is called i dread politics to feed the plants the gardeners use an organic sterile media made from the part of the coconut tree at the clinic you transfer yours are not. nutrients with chemical additives basically. natural state and a special vegetable form of micro nutrients that the plants need. they got no color we grew began growing herb's and vegetables in lagos two years ago fresh produce is often difficult to find in the nigerian megacity and organic products even harder to get hold of cutting a cut or starts with a need to. want to empower the farmer

millions of people already call nigeria's commercial capital hole and its own truck to become the world's largest metropolis a hundred years from now for sydney lagos is all about hostel and success yes a glimpse of the city through her eyes take it away see me. me me and you're walking from one city my city i'm going take your art show you our about to legalize economic center of nigeria and one of the biggest cities in the world more than eighteen million people called the pact macallister home traffic that's what leaders is notorious for lagos island economic center can only be reached by if you can just that bridges it's a pickle negotiate spends up to five i was in rush hour traffic every day i think that was the scene because the city. it's drives you drive me anyway drives you. like even if things aren't handed to you there we think it is there you have to buy them so i don't think any of you think it is even these people here i like. leave it like they had wealthy people somewhere because you have to be that way and nigeria seamy is gradually becoming a superstar and feed you one came within a short time one million clicks and you choose. t

south africa on the phone is over and i'm joined by michael present and nigeria hello everybody i'm i'm now it's a we're here in lagos we are really in i element today we have security and we have .

millions of people already call nigeria's commercial capital hole and its own truck to become the well its largest metropolis a hundred years from now for sydney lagos is all about hostel and success yes a glimpse of the city through her eyes take it away see me. me me and you'll often see a lot to be my city i'm going to take your art show you what were about still. legal this economic center of nigeria and one of the biggest cities in the world more than eighteen million people called the pact like outlook is the home traffic that's what leaders is notorious for lagos island's economic sense are can only be reached if you can just that bridges it's a pickle to goshen spends up to five i was in rush hour traffic every day i think that was the scene of the city a lot of the drivers you drive me anyway drives you. like even if things aren't handed so here we think it is there you have to buy them so i don't think that any of the people. you meet people here are like twenty one had. made the right they had wealthy people somewhere because you have to be that in nigeria simmias gradually becoming the superstar that lead you one cane growth within a sho

to nigeria now and the challenges confronting youth in the slums of lagos faced with question poverty many children there fear that there may be no way to improve their lives one man to set out to change that mindset he's using a game of chess to teach children the value of creative thinking to overcome life's obstacles. how. carefully calculates every move she makes the nine year old is the champion player at this chess club. because i just need to see firsthand that it wasn't just me. or do i your only learnt to create eight months ago now she's preparing to represent. at a region autonomy what about sunday or not korea is how. he's also found this club chess in slums he coaches children left who come from on that privileged communities like this communities that offer luck quality education and even basic amenities robertson is goal is to use the principles of test to see each of the children that in spite of their circumstances they can still make it in that it was enough for them to be this coming into they face a lot of challenges so he's got to address them in them that if he c

nigeria's capital is abuja, but it used to be lagos.poke to her earlier about why this big move may need to happen. so they need a solution. they can't stay in this capital. it's growing every day and it's sinking. so, as you said, this idea's been around for a long time, since the beginning of indonesia as a modern country. and the president wants to be the man that does it, that actually moves in the capital out of overcrowded java into one of the emptier islands in this archipelago. it is quite a radical proposal, a city of the size. what has been at the wider reaction at this stage to the plan? largely scepticism from indonesians who have heard this before. of course, indonesians are great social media users and they have taken to twitter today to say, yeah, let's wait and see what happens. will this actually be realised? because as you said, a huge undertaking. the government today saying it will take at least ten years, but we do know that the government has been serving that the government has been surveying areas around here for

facing the world today and in places like lagos in particular with single use plastic bags and other items not prohibited like in rwanda or kenya but children in nigeria are increasingly becoming aware that it is their future that's at stake it's really bad that we have so many plastics that come from the ocean to the should. i come here most subsidies so and yet during carnival outrank you can mess. up the beach is just one task plan for today another is planted coconut palms they grow well in sandy soil and can help reduce the impact of coastal erosion the more than twenty million people live in legace generate about fourteen metric tons of waste every day and while finding ways to manage it all see don't send. and dozens of young environmentalist every little bit counts. so they are in our hands on the beaches plastics even in so many pro doubt that we use every day it can be really hard to know just what it is you're buying a lot of cosmetics for instance contain micro plastics how can you avoid that well this week's doing your bit introduces an app that allows consumers to check the content products before they buy. the shelves of shops and super

economic center of nigeria and one of the biggest cities in the world more than eighteen million people called the pact like apple is the home traffic that's what leaders is notorious for lagos island the economic center can only be reached by if you can just that bridges it's a pickle a douche and spends up to five i was in rush hour traffic every day i think that was because. the drives you drive me anyway drives you. but even if things aren't handed to you the ring there you have to buy them so i don't think anything is even easy with here and i probably will had one. right that had wealthy people somewhere because you have to be in nigeria simmias gradually becoming the superstar that lead you one came within a short time one million clicks and you choose. the team and business is tough especially for younger women sometimes they don't even know they don't even know that they're being stretched she says she's just being with us something we expect and don't expect to put here a woman and there's a way to treat you because you're a woman and sometimes he does have to put your feet down because otherwise you're going to get leave. victoria island is one of the most exclusi