more on that later but welcome to you cough into the weekly environment so i'm now it's a way in lagos nigeria has a look at what we have coming up on the show today. we'll find out how people use anecdotes that might be because they'll be roasted. how women can be out of cycling blasted weight. and why volunteers and they call it was a lot. to begin the show in senegal a country that is home to some 15000000 people about 4 decades ago a forest in the northwest of the country to combat the problem of coastal erosion changed the lives of farmers there but now yes lisa population growth and other factors are putting a strain on this for us let's go see. a down to fall harvest of. plans that's not something that former money so takes for granted his one of over 20000 farmers living in the near his region of northwestern center go many live clues to the clues and still potentially faces facts of the rose and sand storms that's a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago as a shield against w

yes indeed sandra hello and greetings from me now it's i weigh in lagos nigeria but to see your hero again to spend the next half hour there about with us in the force of ethiopia and on the streets of burley plus . walking around in sandals made from ballgame. how monks in ethiopia are looking after the environment. and why cycling even just good for the prime. mission to make our lives easier by using them often takes a toll on the environment when the internal combustion engine was developed in the 19th century there was no way of predicting the pani having invention would cause air pollution and a number of serious health issues now technology is still a beautiful thing and that's why innovators today remain committed to finding a friendly a weasel palming machines and when these inventions have to counteract climate change then well just see for yourself. we that contrasts aren't uncommon in ground out these days because drought has lasted months and increasingly extreme of the threatens the livelihoods of local farmers especially those in the eastern part of the country who are

more on that later but welcome to the graphic that weekly environment show i'm now it's a way in lagos nigeria has a look at what we have coming up on the show today. we'll find out how people in senegal might see before still boast of. how women can be out of cycling but to wait. and why volunteers in the council passed a law. to begin the show in senegal a country that is home to some 15000000 people about 4 decades ago a forest was planted in the northwest of the country to combat the problem of coastal erosion it changed the lives of farmers there but now yes lisa population growth and other factors are putting a strain on this forest let's go see. a bountiful harvest of. tens that's not something that former. takes for granted. here's one of over 20000 farmers livin in the now is region of northwest and senegal many live close to the closed and still potentially face of threats of erosion and sand storms but a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago as a shield against wind and co

out more about this today just yes indeed sandra helen greetings from mean now outside way in lagos nigeria lot to see your hero again to spend the next half hour there about with us in the force of ethiopia and on the streets of burly plus. walking around in sandals made from ball game. how monks in ethiopia are looking after the environment. and why cycling isn't just good for the pride. missions to make our lives easier by using them often takes a toll on the environment when the internal combustion engine was developed in the 19th century there was no way of predicting that the party having invention would cause air pollution and a number of serious health issues now technology is still a beautiful thing and that's why innovators today remain committed to finding eco friendly always or popping machines and when these inventions have to counteract climate change then well just see for yourself. we've it contrasts aren't uncommon in ground the current drought has lasted months and they increasingly extreme of the threatens the livelihoods of locals from us especially those in the eastern

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goodbye i hope you tune into our next show this is now it's signing out from the fawcett park in lagos nigeria thank you all for watching remember you can also discuss the biggest topics with us on our social media platforms and if you have a great idea for protecting the environment write to us i am sandra teen over here and it is a goodbye from uganda. a little. dull. a little. red the real talent resides. i come from the loss of people in fact not in the field in egypt of blood not just democracy. that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and the opposition so i'm a conservative. to finishing the book has tried to embody and conquer the book but in the morning i remember thinking at the time the sublime in vulcan what anything can happen if people come together and. i think part of the but i do the news i often confronted her situation was more conflict between does the mustang's honestly despond my job to confront a good speeches on policies and development to put a spotlight on the issues that matter most to security question marshall nice solution. or not has been achieved so muc

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yes indeed hello and greetings from mean now thai way in lagos nigeria lot to see your hero again to spend the next half hour there about with us in the force of ethiopia and on the streets of burley plus. walking around in sandals made from the ball game. how monks in ethiopia are looking after the environment. and why cycling isn't just good for the prime. mission to make our lives easier by using them often takes a toll on the environment when the internal combustion engine was developed in the 19th century there was no way of predicting that the pioneering invention would cause air pollution and a number of serious health issues now technology is still a beautiful thing and that's why innovators today remain committed to finding eco friendly always all piling machines and when these inventions have to counteract climate change then well just see for yourself. we that con has 6 ireland and common ground out these days the current drought has lasted months and the increasingly extreme of the threatens the livelihoods of locals from us especially those in the eastern part of the cou

on that later but welcome to you cough into the weekly environment show i'm now after a way in lagos nigeria here's a look at what we have coming up on the show today. find out how people exactly go out of my seat because you know we both of. our women are going to be out of cycling boss to weigh. in on why volunteers in the council passed a law. to begin the show in san diego a country that is home to some 15000000 people about 4 decades ago a forest source plants that in the northwest of the country to combat the problem of coastal erosion it changed the lives of farmers there but now yes lisa population growth and other factors are putting a strain on this forest let's go sit. down to fall harvest. plans that's not something that former smalley so take for granted. here's one of over 20000 farmers living in the new year's region of northwest in senegal. many live close to the closed and still potentially face of threats of erosion and sand storms. but a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted

today we'll show you a range of interesting examples welcome to you africa and now it's i mean lagos nigeria among today's stories. invasive what i sense and how they are being put to good use encounter. and we shed a light on a new trend around immobility in africa and you wrote. in egypt the bed means i returning to a more sustainable light gauge of the pandemic stage you know. we start the show focusing on the future of mobility lots and lots of people good whites on motorbike taxes in many countries across africa like nigeria they are the number one means of transport especially in places like lagos but they are dirty and that's why in the ugandan capital kampala the plan is to switch electric motors and not just for the motor bikes but all kinds of vehicles especially since more 'd and more people finally realize that transportation needs to become more eco friendly and sustainable. francis is one of the few people in uganda driving an electric motor bike. he sees a lot of advantages to it. number one it is silent number 2 doesn't clean fuel at all. number 3. claims very well. ok as for

another group of youngsters hoping to make it big one day and show biz isabel a troop in the lagos nigeria now admittedly ballet is not very popular in many parts of africa in fact when i was growing up in tanzania i didn't know anyone who was doing ballet but the dancers in nigeria are passionate about what they do and they hope to inspire us with their elegant. when you think of lagos might not be the 1st place that springs to mind but fall on me there when i went to dancing bonnie is her favorite form of not only exercising but also safe expression. when it comes to dance i feel anxious about everything behind this dallas makes me feel happy and maybe it's a express my feelings she needs how i feel i dance so let's just forget about the boss now. 18 year old or nah maybe grew up in the night goes neighborhood of which had since maybe a social problems but going on mommy to steps up to the bar she forgets what's going on around her she's part of a class of 12 students who train in this makeshift dance studio twice a week and some of them as young as 6 months old. i guess ready for a worl

another group of youngsters hoping to make it big one day and show biz isabel a troop in the lagos nigeria now admittedly ballet is much very popular in many parts of africa in fact when i was growing up in tanzania i didn't know anyone who was doing ballet but the dancers in nigeria are passionate about what they do and they hope to inspire other with their elegance. when you think of lagos might not be the 1st place that springs to mind but for me there when i went to dancing ballet is her favorite form of not only exercising but also safe expression. when it comes to dance i thank you so much everything behind us does makes me feel happy and it makes it to express my feelings she needs how i feel my dad's just forget about the past now future. 18 year old or mommy they grew up in the legs neighborhood of joel which had since many social problems that are going on mommy to steps up to the bar she forgets what's going on around her she is part of the class of 12 students who train in this makeshift dance studio twice a week and some of them as young as 16 years old. i guess ready for work

we've also moved i don't need an income order in lagos nigeria is a tough economy and the forcing it will be moving. on to find anything ghana when we find out how to get the young people all fired up about something in a way that is both of them. we start the show in a neighboring kenya grazing land becomes even a bit more on moment people are looking for common themes they're saying me nor my the way of life. on a few have now started thinking they don't need lots of money for that and more money will. later forest is a great place for wild bees to leave their north fields or pesticides and very few people. the members of my site people who do live in the area traditionally collect wild honey in the forests it's a boring us and dangerous activity but last year about corn and 14 other men went into the beekeeping business setting up 10 hives in the forest they don't take up much space and they are environmentally friendly. and they get to get money and an income generating activity and this helps to uplift. the life. like no greater number of. young men yeah i don't. know who and ge

out more about this today just yes indeed santa helen greetings from mean now it's i weigh in lagos nigeria but to see your hero again just spend the next half hour there about with us in the force of ethiopia and on the streets of burley's plus. walking around in sandals made from blogging. how monks in ethiopia are looking after the environment. and why cycling isn't just good for the prime. mission to make our lives easier by using them often takes a toll on the environment when the internal combustion engine was developed in the 19th century there was no way of predicting the pommy having invention would cause air pollution and a number of serious health issues now technology is still a beautiful thing and that's why innovators today remain committed to finding eco friendly always all piling machines when these inventions have to counteract climate change then well just see for yourself. we've got con hospice aren't uncommon in ground are these days because drought has lasted months and the increasingly extreme of the threatens the livelihoods of locals from us especially those in the e

more on that later but welcome to you cough into the weekly environment so i'm now it's a way in lagos nigeria has a look at what we have coming up on the show today. we'll find out how people exactly go out of my single still be rushing. out with any gumby out of cycling blasting the way. my wife volunteers and the council boss of law. will begin to show in senegal a country that is home to some 15000000 people about 4 decades ago a forest in the northwest of the country to combat the problem of coastal devotion it changed the lives of farmers there but now yes lisa population growth and other factors are putting a strain on this forest let's go see. a bountiful harvest of. plans that's not something that former loose money so tasteful content. here's one of over 20000 followers living in the new year's region of northwest in santiago. many live close to the closed and still potentially face of threats of erosion and sand storms. but a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago as a shie

more on that later but welcome to the graphic the weekly environment show i'm now it's a way in lagos nigeria here's a look at what we have coming up on the show today.

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for the end bob today we'll show you a range of interesting examples welcome to you africa in lagos nigeria among today's stories. invasive what's a high sense and how they are being put to good use in ghana. and we shed a light on a new trend around the mobility in africa and you wrote. in egypt that the bad means i would turn into a more sustainable life due to the pandemic stage you know. we start the show focusing on the future of mobility lots and lots of people good whites on motorbike taxis in many countries across africa like nigeria they are the number one means of transport especially in places like legal us but they are dirty and that's why in the ugandan capital kampala the plan is to switch electric motors and not just for the motor bikes but all kinds of vehicles especially since more and more people finally realize that transportation needs to become more eco friendly and sustainable. francis is one of the few people in uganda driving an electric motor bike. he sees a lot of advantages to wheat. number one it is silent. number 2 doesn't clean fuel at all number 3 who. claims

on that later but welcome to you cough into the weekly environment show i'm now it's a way in lagos nigeriahas a look at what we have coming up on the show today. find out how people exactly go out of my skin because they'll be voted. out with many gambia upcycling lost weight. and why volunteers in the council was applied. to begin the show in senegal a country that is home to some 15000000 people about 4 decades ago a forest in the northwest of the country to combat the problem of coastal erosion it changed the lives of farmers there but now yes lisa population growth and other factors are putting a strain on this for us i suppose it is a good. amount of fuel how this. plans that's not something that farmer money so takes for granted . his one of over 20000 followers living in the new year's region of northwest in san diego. many live close to the coast and still potentially face the threats of erosion and sandstorms. but a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago as a shield again

yes indeed sandra helen greetings from me now it's i may in lagos nigeria but to see your hero again to spend the next half hour there about with us in the force of ethiopia and on the streets of burley's plus. walking around in sandals made from blogging. how monks in ethiopia are looking after the environment. and why cycling isn't just good for the crime. missions to make our lives easier by using them often takes a toll on the environment when the internal combustion engine was developed in the 19th century there was no way of predicting that the primary invention would cause air pollution and a number of serious health issues now technology is still a beautiful thing and that's why innovators today remain committed to finding eco friendly always or popping machines and when these inventions have to counteract climate change then well just see for yourself. we've got con husks aren't uncommon in ground of these days the current drought has lasted months and be increasingly extreme of the threatens the livelihoods of locals from us especially those in the eastern part of the count

we're going to move on income or do in lagos nigeria talk about how promising important things going to be moving. on to finally being done are we find out how to get the wrong people for wind up and about when we call them. we start in may bring kenya grazing land becomes even harder they're more on moment people are looking for. any room i think we're live. on that. doesn't mean they don't need lots of money for that and there are no money. later forest is a great place for wild bees to leave there are no fields or pesticides and very few people. the members of my site people who do live in the area traditionally collect wild honey in the forests it's a boreas and dangerous activity but last year about corn and 14 other men went into the beekeeping business setting up 10 hives in the forest they don't take up much space and they are environmentally friendly. and i think we'll get we get money and an income generating activity and this helps who live. the life. like no greater number of. young men yeah around. their kids to school and getting. money. through this. and. it has become

another group of youngsters hoping to make it big one day and showbiz is a ballet troop in the lagos nigeria now admittedly ballet is not very popular in many parts of africa in fact when i was growing up in tanzania i didn't know anyone who was doing ballet but the dancers in nigeria are passionate about what they do and they hope to inspire others with their elegance. when you think of lagos might not be the 1st place that springs to mind but for all mommy there when i went to dancing bonnie is her favorite form of not only exercising but also safe expression. when it comes down to i forgive them but everything behind us does makes me feel happy and makes it to express my feelings she needs how i feel my dad's just forget about the last. 18 year old or now maybe grew up in the lego's neighborhood of which pencils many social problems that are going on mommy to steps up to the bar she forgets what's going on around her which is part of the commands of 12 students who train in this makeshift dance studio twice a week and some of them as young as 6 months old. i guess ready for work to do in.

to in lagos nigeria to talk about how people can be for certainly going to moving. on to finally in ghana when we find out how to get one people will find out about where he was born and. we start in a neighboring kenya grazing land becomes even there more and more messiah people are looking forward to the same me way of life having come. on to a few are now starting to get they don't need lots of money for that and there are no money. lloyd the forest is a great place for wild bees to leave there are no fields or pesticides and very few people. the members of my site people who do live in the area traditionally collect wild honey in the forests and sarah barrios and dangerous activity but last year about corn and 14 other men went into the beekeeping business setting up 10 hives in the forest they don't take up much space and they are environmentally friendly. and. we get we get money and an income. and this helps to uplift. the life. like no greater number of. young men yeah i want. their kid to school and getting him money. and. it has become very hard to make a

be easy for our emitters speech all right while a good luck with the g s m a coming to us from lagos nigeria there thank you very much. right now to some of the other business stories making headlines around the world south korea's samsung has won a $6700000000.00 contract to provide 5 g. technology to verizon communications in the u.s. samsung's competitor huawei is grappling with sanctions and washington's efforts to get allies around the world to shut out the chinese company. u.k. home prices hit record highs in august the rising at the fastest pace in 16 years as post lockdown britain's seek new homes prices increased by more than 5 percent helped by a freeze on taxes for new homes. and germany wants to enter the space race according to media reports the government is planning to build a space port the news comes on the same day that munich company east or aerospace begins production of what could become the 1st privately built german rocket to be fired into orbit. all right over now to an industry that's profiting during this very difficult coronavirus time caravans or r.v. holidays it'

all right well good luck with the g s m a coming to us from lagos nigeria there thank you very much. right now to some of the other business stories making headlines around the world south korea's samsung has won a $6700000000.00 contract to provide 5 g. technology to verizon communications in the u.s. samsung's competitor huawei is grappling with sanctions and washington's efforts to get allies around the world to shut out the chinese company. you can home prices hit record highs in august the rising at the fastest pace in 16 years as coast lock down britain's seek new homes prices increased by more than 5 percent helped by a freeze on taxes for new homes. and germany wants to enter the space race according to media reports the government is planning to build a space port the news comes on the same day that munich company east or aerospace begins production of what could become the 1st privately built german rocket to be fired into orbit. all right over now to an industry that's profiting during this very difficult time caravans or r.v. holidays it's a great get away if you're keen

could well have an impact on a major pan african trade agreement which nigeria has not yet ratified. alex joins us now from lagos he's a financial analyst at. welcome alex now if you could just help put this into context for us what's behind this conflict ghana and nigeria retailers. well there good have been thank you very much and good evening everyone and i thank you very much. i think just to put into context i think that is something we would have here like the dynamics or it is pretty much just try to be immense and one of the new york i'd like the israelis are part of the investment retreat. for the best of other minimum capital requirement i think is ironic $1000000.00 or $500000.00 emma devils have ever done is it is office what is not also connected to the fact that they do fall out of the us as our very same lot of government just looking what our policy means of actually raising funds because in africa is you know or does that and was there much i decided to a lot of years ago was that it does it went dead and now i wish it would have been right it is basically saying that and to get the government a

another group of youngsters hoping to make it big one day and show biz isabel a troop in the lagos nigeria now admittedly ballet is much very popular in many parts of africa in fact when i was growing up in tanzania i didn't know anyone who was doing ballet but the dancers in nigeria are passionate about what they do and they hope to inspire with their elegance. when you think of it lagos might not be the 1st place that springs to mind but fall on me to when i went to dancing bonnie is her favorite form of not only exercising but also safe expression. when it comes to dance i thank you so much every day behind this dallas makes me feel happy and make it to express my feelings she needs how i feel i dance so it's just forget about the past now future. 18 year old or mommy they grew up in the lego's neighborhood of which faces many social problems that are going on mommy to steps up to the boss she forgets what's going on around her she is part of the commands of 12 students who train in this makeshift dance studio twice a week and some of them as young as 16 years old. i guess ready and so

lagos there. now staying in nigeria for years its citizens have relied on cheap fuel authorities have spent tens ofbillions of dollars to subsidize imports now the coronavirus pandemic means the government can do a longer afford that despite being the continent's biggest oil producer. car drivers are being sorely tested these days in nigeria like at this gas station in the capital. the cost of fuel at the pump has risen about 15 percent in the past few days to a record high of $0.35 a liter while that may seem cheap compared to other countries motorists here are used to cheap gas in the oil rich nation and they think it's too much in the one wants it for president chris twice by such undecided on his language it is with. the prices are rising because the government has dumped a controversial petrol subsidy system in the face of a coronavirus budget crunch nigeria may be rich in oil but revenue from exports have been drying up since oil prices collapsed last year. analysts have long argued that the subsidies fed corruption and were unsustainable competition could boost efficiency and ultimately help

the environmentalists from nigeria decided they'd like the memorial to travel to nigeria, and when it got to lagosan customs because it was believed that it would cause havoc. it's still locked away. it's still arrested. our problem is global. our clothing, toilet seats, lipstick, everything has this crude oil element to it. it's an incredible product, it's a magic product. and, yet, it is killing us. so, it keeps on turning up in my work. sokari douglas camp at her studio in london. and, finally, in december 1988, the brazilian environmental activist chico mendes was shot dead in the amazon rainforest. his close friend remembers the early days of the struggle to protect the amazon. when chico mendes was killed, it was a terrible feeling. so sad. at that time, no one was concerned about the forest. he changed my life radically. chico mendes was a leader of the protest movement of the 805. it was he who warned the world your environment depends on keeping our rainforest alive. i first met chico mendes in 1981, in the western part of the amazon. he was a very happy person, a very charismatic person.

back in the day so it's no kissing policy so many streets here in lagos have served as a backdrop for films and t.v. series made in nigeria. but fulfilling the dream of making it in this industry during a pandemic means you have to adapt to smaller crews protective gear longer production times due to prove he was sent ultimately more costs keep. coming back no i'm actually. i rehearsal for a family series in lagos the setting the private home of the director said extolling the cast his relatives on the set only people who are absolutely necessary some of the locations we intend to use we can use real scenes in church we can fill we have scenes in some restaurants we can bring people together so thus this is really affected us so many things in this series had to be taken off the story and then retreat the story to your feet in the situation subject like so many others has to rethink productions and costs now with the koran in mind but with cinemas being closed there is also an opportunity for filmmakers he says this is actually it's time for online streaming people who are home means that be might be bored if they don't h

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nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa like it nneka art gallery in lagos the gallery owner. would love to see the bronze is back in the country but she's well aware of the challenges. that. the documentary stolen soul collects voices from europe and africa and ultimately poses multiple questions to which there are no easy answers. indeed well joining me now is the author of stolen soul i would didn't from the w.'s documentary department welcome to the studio and wrote such an impressive overview of this issue you've brought us and yet it's hugely complex the scope of your film is of course so much broader than what we've seen as a visual anthropologist what were you trying setting out to do with this film i had read a lot about what european museum experts and researches thought about the issue of restitution but there often i felt like african voices were a bit more of a side note so we tried to change that perspective and to really listen in what african opinions were out there and what i found was that the ideas and hopes of what to do with looted art a

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it might not have a high profile in europe but nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa the neco art gallery in lagosopened in 2007 and has displayed work by more than 5000 artists. o'quinn de as collection is the largest in west africa. she has her doubts about the return of the bin in bronzes. i we're ready to receive them that is the question. you want us as husband said reacquaint a year has his own opinion. i respect your views and their. view is not what i think it should be ok where are they just risen the argument or we don't have a place to keep them who told them to own what we need if i wanted voc i would build a place that is called vim and so i will allow government to build a very more dam was 0 but we're told that they are not ready. you don't need a special place to keep it brooms deep is big data was secured this should be returned to the palace where distance west to the origin and most place i went to europe it was said to me where if you let us see that this is very time to you how are we sure they were not to come over to you have a game to do they will be sold to you by some peo

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nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa like it nneka art gallery in lagos the gallery owner. would love to see the bronze is back in the country but she's well aware of the challenges. of the documentary stolen soul collects voices from europe and africa and ultimately poses multiple questions to which there are no easy answers. indeed well joining me now is the author of stolen soul and would different from the w.'s documentary department welcome to the studio and wrote such an impressive overview of this issue you've brought us and yet it's hugely complex the scope of your film is of course so much broader than what we've seen as a visual anthropologist what were you trying setting out to do with this film i had read a lot about what european museum experts and researchers thought about the issue of restitution but very often i felt like african voices were a bit more of a side note so we tried to change that perspective and to really listen in what african opinions were out there and what i found was that the ideas and hopes of what to do with looted art