ago he left malawi for england he couldn't imagine a future for himself here. malawi's quite a challenging country in terms of economy and business why when you're dreaming big . to do big projects. on the lawn from the bank it's almost like impossible where the interest rates are so high so huge. in my case what i've done this like to start small. back in malawi saya founded his own company in a rundown industrial area of long way. and usually he ran a photocopy service. the business was a success despite the fact that half of malawi's population lives on less than a dollar a day side began printing t. shirts and then got his first major contracts with the prophet he set up his own architecture firm. my own still developing so there are some things that they say in us or in your case they already started doing that made this for the past seven ten years but if you bring them home it might be a new thing and mad that might be a new business idea. this agency in johannesburg south africa helps africans return after studying abroad it has a database of highly qua

back in malawi a sign founded his own company in a rundown industrial area of low long way. and usually he ran a photocopy service. the business was a success despite the fact that half of malawi's population lives on less than a dollar a day. side began printing t. shirts and then got his first major contracts with a profit he set up his own architecture firm my own still developing so there are some things that like in us or in your case. it is the doing that maybe it's for the past seven or ten years but if you bring them home you might be a new thing and mad that might be a new business idea think this is a huge and see in johannesburg south africa helps africans return after studying abroad it has a database of highly qualified africans who've gone overseas its clients are african companies that are looking for well qualified employees who know the continent well nearly three quarters of african graduates work abroad. angel jones says her agency has brought back around a thousand people though the reason for returning often extends beyond the promise of a good job. when

they have danced all over malawi.on has managed to achieve himself. he has made a career out of his music, generated his money and gone back home and invested in his community and his country and that's what i really want to do. i want to go back to malawi and invest my money and my time and my career into aiding our community money and my time and my career into aiding ourcommunity and money and my time and my career into aiding our community and pushing malawi to move forward along with the world and not be left behind. i really feel as though as malawians, we should really do it ourselves and every african should do that, go back to africa, invest back home because that's the only way africa is going to move forward. couldn't leave you this hour without showing you these pictures. this is sisterjean. she loves basketball. she is 98. and she is america's new darling. as the chaplain for loyola university chicago ramblers, sisterjean leads the players in prayer before a game and they've had their best season in years

for malawi's 18 million people, life is full of hardships.he music you're hearing comes from behind these walls. ♪ ♪ the prison was built to hold around 400 inmates. today, there are 2,400 here. ♪ ♪ what's so startling when you walk into the prison yard on a sunday morning, is that everywhere you turn, there is music. ♪ ♪ a cacophony of choirs. ♪ ♪ many here are hardened criminals-- robbers, rapists, murderers. others are casualties of a legal system that can be chaotic and arbitrary, where court files are routinely lost, and most suspects have no legal representation. ♪ ♪ in a small room off the yard, there's a prison band practicing every day on donated instruments. ♪ ♪ those men in green are guards. they play side by side with inmates. ♪ ♪ ian brennan, an american producer who travels the world recording new music in unlikely places, heard about zomba and, four years ago, flew to malawi to check it out. you're taking a gamble because-- you go to places, you don't necessarily know what's there, right? >> ian brennan: no, no, no. we-- we hav

so after my obligatory safari cation after the conference then i went to malawi. and i'll never forget as long as i lived when they rounded this copes of trees and over the top of the trees we could see for the first time the top of the window it's funny in the wind and you can even hear it. in the. place that william why did you put the plastic down here when you made this as you took me around the village he was like oh yeah here's this water pump that i made out of an old bicycle frame and i was like he's an inventor there's all kinds of inventions around this place ok can you explain that one more time on camera go ahead look at this is it. is this leg. small when you. use to with a. the famous. and when he explained how did you how did you make the light switch i use to sure every issue love the buttons are cut from the old flip flops which i think is fantastic. mendax plans for all kinds of different solar stoves and and their projects that i don't think they should replace but it's just too because it's not what she's used to she's not going to use it and i

the fall of two thousand and seventeen engulfing large areas of zambia zimbabwe south africa and malawi the problem is on the warms viewings of plants they are often only in spots that after the damage has already been done the malawi government is in a battle against the past with a program of pesticides what a clever fama some sum of oil has come up with another solution he uses detergent an assault solution to repel the waters. malawian farmer jesse checks her maize yet another plant has become infested with a feared lover known as the for. much of the maize crap has been destroyed we realised very late that the army worms had become resistant to commercial pesticides but those farmers who applied this locally made concoction have managed to save their crop. maybe if we'd had this method earlier much more could have been saved. the method invented by jesse at her husband james uses ingredients that are cheap and readily available pounded chile and salt and then water. that chili and salt cocktail hits the army worms unprepared it's hot spicy and quite deadly. i don't. know what to do

this year i've saved a lot of it and i think of malawi and doctors.they will be able to harvest something. experts say losses in twelve maize producing countries in africa could eventually reach between eight and twenty million tonnes per year if the past is not controlled according to malawi's ministry of agriculture the past has already spread in most parts of the country homemade killers are not officially acknowledged. but if you are we. going to use them. but as. for me jesse and james waiting for government solutions they actually installed cocktail has successfully kept the four day for over a year now. cruise ships might be fun for to do a lot of damage to the environment. engines are particularly harmful to public health well the un international maritime organization has defined a new set of rules for missions from cruise ships starting in twenty twenty eight in italy many ships drop into. that easy. port in rome so it's a residence i exposed to high levels of air pollution but how exactly is it how high is it german experts went to find out

but malawi is graffiti was more a mischievous act of youthful defiance. or a thought that was all muscle force. a man a. lot of knowledge about what. kind of my dad and that i thought. about you know meant to do shut the door not much on the most. of the hour. with a look at the toys. are allowed. in the month of the following them to. his father's fears. well founded. malawi has three accomplices were rounded up by the police together with a dozen other suspects. before. dragged out of bed in a dawn raid he was driven away in handcuffs his family had no idea where he was being taken but knew of the syrian authorities reputation for brutality. madhu for abboud was an accountant for twenty years until the uprising. but then jani you booked him condemned you know him out of that and then as our other did that come to us and it thought that if the new law. and them got. some oxygen. they have somebody. to look at. that they've got a. problem which one out of one of the public data going to be going on with one still has kind of are going to look a little in.

at the age of fourteen william coming quambatook a dream little boy from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity. now and a million business deal changed his life a cricket ball to find him exciting journey around the world became. a hero story. and the window starting march twenty first on t w. this is the news live from berlin british russian the nation's deep green moscow says it's to expel twenty three british diplomats as a round of the forcing of a former spy and his daughter escalates further also coming up. another scalping in washington a former deputy director of the f.b.i. and john mccain is fired.

so my argument is that the west needs to support malala and people like malala it's not just about malawi and pakistan there is an indigenous look at the struggle against dictatorship and the. super mysie of the military in august and my lot ever since that the fight is ongoing in pakistan and the vest needs to fight with that movement you know in my lower short by the taliban pervaiz musharraf the dictator was ruling the country now but is not is a different but is not has a government of the long end and it is important that the best sites with people like democracy and the rest must not suppose military rulers military genders they should not even talk to the military generals in part and let me ask you about her future there are some people who have speculated that maybe she will return to pakistan one day maybe she can be the prime minister of pakistan do you do you think that there will come a time when a majority of pakistanis will believe that she represents their plight and their issues or you know as i asked at the beginning of our program is pakistan a home for malawi that she

the boy from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity business. by citing journey began. and the wind mill started march twenty first w. you know put. up with. her. dog. was lovely. but. i welcome back to sarah's music i'm so excited about my guests today i'll be meeting by the song at about to alvarez himself here at his home and have an acute . other beto over this is one of the most famous cuban band leaders and composers and is affectionately known as does song the gentleman of song. own and all that. he has promoted song on a form of traditional cuban dot's music with his legendary band song cut torso and then later with i will bow to i but is isa's song when i told my cuban friends i was going to his house to meet him they were so impressed i don't know is a star. good. enough but. i. think we. can. get. mileage. thank you for letting me come to your home. because i never thought that i would be sitting here in have with a couple you know with the song i am so happy i learned to dance side sock with your records on casino product i see no be

and i build peace prize where the malawi use of science returned to pakistan for the first time since she was attacked by the pakistan taliban six years ago the twenty year old who is accompanied by her father has met the prime minister and other senior officials many. i still cannot believe that this is true that this is actually happening for the last five years i've dreamed that i could set foot in my country i travel to see the cities of london new york and imagine traveling to pakistan islamabad. but it was never true but today i'm very happy those are your headlines we're back with another news update on al-jazeera after witness do stay with us. we knew going. into the little fourteenth street if you want me to. check. out thirty of the itself. to see the movie. if you see my wife. used to do i want to see you. yeah. yeah. so i have a farm and i remember. being on the. griddle . romney's. you. mean. in. the. morning you're living. in a box trying on the basis of her awesome accounting technique on. the fly to protect. what we need us to make on a clean up and how to make out wha

nobel peace prize winner malawi use of sign has returned to pakistan for the first time since she was attacked by the pakistan taliban six years ago the twenty year old who is accompanied by her father has met the prime minister and other senior officials was shot in the head by a mass gunman on her way home from school in two thousand and twelve she was targeted because of her support for girls' education. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after this tree. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activist to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time. and i'm in the.

of fourteen william come one by one dream the boy from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity this media. critic and exciting journey around the world began. and only will start march twenty first on w. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to two a day it's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with all the time i spend at the salon i know good quality hair when i see it and the good story when i hear it. my name is elizabeth shaw and i work at. this is it over a news live from berlin as the u.k. ramps up its investigation into the russian spy poisoning scandal former secretary boris johnson points the finger of blame squarely at the kremlin somebody. has to be responsible somebody has to be accountable and we in the u.k. think that the. evidence points the evi

so far we've seen that they countries around us in panic mode as well maybe as botswana mozambique malawi they've all said that they're going to stop imports now and it's also removed all the products that they did have from their shelves and it looks like patients experience high temperature flu symptoms vomiting diarrhea some even die as we've heard our consumers panic. yes no definitely and of course it's main deformable right it's old people it's caves that have the main effects of by this people definitely opened up freaks today this to check what is in my fridge what kind of process meat do i have because they've also set now that you shouldn't just look at this poll only this one sausage but basically a lot of cold cuts and other processed meats that said that the specter has made that we've also seen people actually showing up with chocolate backs full of this meat going to to factories in the munging our refunds as well so people are scared supermarkets have been responding quick publishing lists of meat products that you should check for if you have it in your fridge or not and

ph of fourteen william come along dream the boy from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity listening to. play kind of exciting journey around the world the camera. movement and the windmill starting march twenty first on w. . sometimes a rainy night is a bit of a drip but sometimes when the heavens open up the football gods bring you the luck and the results that sure after. the game shouldn't threatens minds did put up a hell of a fight on friday dominating possession and out shooting their opponents shall cause but it was the royal blues who found the back of the net to take all three points and tighten their grip on second place. the action continued on saturday with the host of sides hoping to move on off the table look at what's coming up. in hopes to vault into third place when they played host to. but would it be the foal's own desperation to get back into europe that would win the day. and win a hamburg visit byron munich a gaggle of goals are virtually guaranteed for the various states to find out if the big boys busted loose again on s

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the way from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity. and now i'm committed to this idea change his life a great fit all of it much of an exciting journey around the world speaking. of. heroes story. and the winter hill starting march twenty first w. . the race for immortality has begun and leading neuroscientists are researching ways to replicate the human brain plug androids are taking over physical labor playing the code of the human brain is deciphered. when droids for artificial consciousness are the number one item on the market. their generation needs for food and fighting against still cutting ties or cut the transfer of the human mind into an avatar is successful immortality is music bridge plate tracks we men do you claim it's when we need to plan it and make sure you do it in what it . brings factory starting march twenty fourth on t w. good. place. this is from the you're fired u.s. president. the secretary of state's. just completed a tour of africa told it was apparently cut short so says suggests he has not been told why.

malawi his three accomplices were rounded up by the police together with a dozen other suspects. before the. dragged out of bed in a dawn raid he was driven away in handcuffs his family had no idea where he was being taken but knew of the syrian authorities reputation for brutality. madhu for abboud was an accountant for twenty years until the uprising. but when jani you booked him condemned you know a lot of you that i'm in there as our mother did that come to us and the thought that if the new law. anyone got of. some oxygen. they have somebody. to look at. that they've got a. problem which one out of one of the public data going to be going on with one still has kind of got going to look a little to. me to be there to help us live on i'm going to. plug in the molecule. themselves marking the time as if that was. all some of them a hundred not one who said you understood you had that idea you home. to be out of place i thought it and that will help and i would not wonder. about that garbo. link kind of got a lot of the photo how. my you can the way you would if i think i live i

but others still claim that malawi views go against both islam and pakistan an idea she continues to challenge i'm proud of my engine and i'm proud of my country islam has taught me they've bought into the system has taught me the importance of education the first word of it's one of the first word of what i was a quote which means grade and in and in the wife of prophet peace be upon him with a business woman which we teach is that women should be involved in the economy they should be doing business or they should be getting jobs in english and they should be speaking out for themselves for malala her return as a dream come true she never wanted to leave she hopes to advocate further for the rights of girls and education. to some of the other stories making news around the world. some five hundred invited guests have attended the funeral of the british physicist stephen hawking in cambridge england mourners included eddie redmayne who portrayed halting any biographical movie o'kane was known for graham breaking research into black holes and for defying a crippling disease to live t

she left has put back on the map the so you do have both but you do have a lot of supporters from malawi and i think that has changed over the years there are far more supporters there that are now present than there were before and briefly how have girls' education opportunities changed in pakistan. that is that is to be on is far from perfect however and there have been some radical changes in colleges in india sin then india. where girls never used to go to school now how boys and girls going to school. education has become a very big part of pakistan's natta but not just education specifically girls' education and. our role will have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. rest of it between the ages of north and south korea is to take place on the twenty seventh of april the date was an hours after senior officials from both sides met the border between the two nations the plan was finalized just days after north korea's leader made his international debut with a surprise trip to china. it was a slightly awkward handshake at the start of the meeting but the leaders of t

age of fourteen william kumquat dream the boy from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity this radio. play kind of exciting journey around the world became. a hero story william and the mill employees. believe. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to the shadow and a few newspapers one official information as a journeys i have worked on the streets of many cantrips and therefore all those are almost the same fourteen solution according to a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to. the fans the humans on scene are my two folds who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jane paris and anchorage. welcome to in good shape here's what's coming up. health ups that do's and don'ts of digital medicine. why doctors of the future will make house calls on line. and how to use medical information on the web wisely. oh and welcome to good shape the new global gives you three thoughts.

from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity. playland commitment to this idea changed his life a place of all of it much of an exciting journey a humble world speaking. hero's story. and the winter starting march twenty first on t.w. . the race for immortality has begun played leading neuroscientists are researching ways to replicate the human brain play androids are taking over physical labor. and the code of the human brain is deciphered. to determine which play enjoys for the artificial consciousness or the number one item on the market and the generation needs front against such an attempt to do the cooking. you're putting the transfer of the human mind into an avatar is successful immortality is within reach. but what tricks the men do you think would smooth the planet and will make sure you wouldn't want it. ring factory starting march twenty fourth on t.w. claim. voting is underway in russia's presidential election voters and vladivostok in the country's far east lined up to cast their ballots eight candidates are in the

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namibia, zambia, malawi, they all said that they are going to stop this now and they also removed all the product they did have from their shelves. >> it looks like patients experienced high temperature flu symptoms, vomiting, diarrhea and even die. our consumers panicking? >> definitely. it is all people, kids that have been mainly affected by this. they are checking just what is in the freds, what kind of processed meat do i have russian mark basically, a lot of cold cuts and processed meats, we also see people actually full of this meat going to the factories and amending refunds as well. people are scared, supermarkets have been responding quick and publishing this -- all the big supermarket chains here, woolworth's, they said we definitely don't want this in our schools anymore. -- stores anymore. these are very good prices and people are in panic. >> a nightmare scenario for consumers in south africa. thank you very much. brent: the 90th annual academy awards and six months after the launch of the me too movement, women look to see the spotlight. and more opportunity. >> the hig

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girls' education and a hawk star has more an emotional return for pakistan's most recognizable figure malawi use of say is back on home soil six years after being targeted by pakistan taliban for her determination to go to school many. i still cannot believe that this is true that this is actually happening for the last five years i dreamed that i could set foot in my country today i'm very happy. security was tight for her arrival in islamabad a government source described the lack of as necessary for what is a sensitive visit. use of say rose to international prominence when she was attacked by masked gunman on her way home from school in two thousand and twelve that then fifteen year old was shot in the head punishment for her defying the pakistan taliban ban on girls' education in her home district of the swat she was airlifted to britain for lifesaving treatment and has been living there since she continued her schooling united kingdom getting top grades and enrolling in oxford university she also continued campaigning for education and shovelled the world supporting local advocacy grou

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