i was in the health sector in malawi too.etting the people to be more informed about anything, be it malaria or hiv, as i was doing it in malawi, or is it just about the vaccines in this country, you know, just getting the people to have and make a more informed decision about the vaccine. so it's just basically sometimes a lack of education, lack of information that basically prevents people from doing what, you know, what should be done. and i think just getting the word out there, you know, just as many people as possible is definitely what is going to help. and i think that was also the case in malawi, just i traveled a lot of villages, just not the village i lived in, and i think that made a big difference where i would have some kids from villages which are like ten miles away saying, oh, i know you, i've heard you talk. and so it's just -- i think it's over on the same. i mean, you're humans across the border. so definitely lack of information, lack of knowledge is always the thing. and i think that's the key where we

amy: raj patel, why did anita want to come to the united states with her message from malawi?the message of the pandemic and this moment is not only that we must recognize an injury to one is an injury to all, but there is the possibility of change. it is never too late. amy: thank you for being with us. we will be doing part two of our discussion with you and dr. rupa marya about the book "inflamed: deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice." thank ♪♪♪ female announcer: when it comes to coronavirus, sweden does it differently. no mandatory lockdowns here. the high risk strategy centers on not doing very much at all. the goal, to minimize social and economic damage. it's controversial, but sweden's chief epidemiologist says it works. male: i think the swedish approach is at least as scientific as any country's approach.

amy: raj patel, why did anita want to come to the united states with her message from malawi?the message of the pandemic and this moment is not only that we must recognize an injury to one is an injury to all, but there is the possibility of change. it is never too late. amy: thank you for being with us. we will be doing part two of our discussion with you and dr. rupa marya about the book "inflamed: deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice." thank ♪ >>> hello there and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm katherine kobayashi in new york. british prime minister boris johnson says iran will face consequences for a deadly drone attack. he accused leaders in tehran of ordering the strike on an oil tanker in the middle east. the attack killed two crew members, one of them a british national. >> this was clearly an unacceptable and outrageous attack on commercial shipping.

in 1959, i was working in malawi, involved in a car accident, when i became paralysed and was broughttal in england and from then my life changed dramatically. the director of the unit was ludwig guttmann and his idea was movement. people just not allowed to lie there, becoming ill and miserable. | archive: it's paralysis that keeps| the 200 contestants in wheelchairs, but it can't prevent them from being sportsmen. itjust worked out happened that i happened to be quite good at archery and i used to win the monthly competition quite often. in 1960 i was very lucky and very surprised to be invited to be in the team to go to the very first international sports event for wheelchair people in rome. archive: visitors to the vatican - where 350 paralysed people who have competed over there in what they called the paralympic games. the olympics had just taken place and we were going to stay in the olympic village in the same accommodation. to our horror when we arrived on the ground, all the buildings were up on stilts. whenever we went in or out and a building, these two soldiers would carr

while in greek bay in senegal, zimbabwe, guinea and malawi, are gone of commerce and capital and make up creep. see, no country has wanted more than egypt with 7 titles. with my g area, sudan, and guinea bas out and greet fee. and it's creepy with the defending champions, algeria applicant, sierra equitorial, guinea and ivory coast and finding she knew the molly mauritania and gambia all the teams in great f. louise on how says the netherlands have made the right choice, appointing him for 3rd time as national coach. the 70 wrote as managed barcelona by munich and manchester united. his 1st bell is dutch coach ended when he failed to get them into the 2002 world cup the 2nd time around. he led them to a 3rd place finish and 2014. now his job is to qualify for the world cup in cattle . give all died all saddam with nails of low. i've always done everything to help dutch football. and i think if i'd been in the position of the dutch football association, i would also have chosen me so yes, that's why i've said yes. argentina's giants, boca genius of sax, that coach miguel am how roussea

while in group b, it's cynical zimbabwe, guinea and malawi, morocco gonna camaros up on makeup group. see, no country is one it more than egypt with 7 titles, though with my gerry, a sudan, and getting out in group d, then it's group with the defending champions. algeria up against sierra leone equitorial, guinea, and ivory coast. and finally, to new jersey, molly mauritania, gambia all the teams, and group f, the opening game is on january the 9th. one of the biggest names in american football has sent out a warning to parents on the risk of concussion to children. hall of fame of brett far is urging, urging parents not to allow their kids to play tackle or contact football until they are 14. he's released a hard hitting video in the u. s. alongside the concussion legacy foundation. if you put me in tackle today, by the time i'm a senior in high school, all paid 13 years of tackle football. i could already have g t, e and it will continue to destroy my brain even after i stop playing. by the time i'm your age, i can be fighting depression struggling to keep my story. i can become vio

the su to malawi, retainer based on beek, rwanda setting golf, south africa's in barb with libya, tennessee, and morocco, seeing huge delta very, and increases how concerned to you about the delta variant across the continent. i'm concerned about their top area and spread across the country in but no surprise . this is a virus that has an increase something usability rate of more than 40 to 50 percent compared to the wire type battery that we initially were dealing with. it has not ratio which is the rate of production of more it's it, which means that it's pressing in fact that has the chance of impacting it. more people are accepting that is very concerned. and so i'm very concerned from 2 perspective. one is that because of the rapid spread of the database and we have seen her facilities across the continent that are fully overwhelmed. and this is a scenario that mirrors what we saw. ready in india, in april may timeline because of this situation as well, does there be in the database we are seeing that the best missions process would be for the challenge. so it is very concerned in what

charlie, and maybe in this project, more people are going to have to read up about the history of malawi and the anti colonial struggle. you described yourself as a situationist. i wondered whether you had any temptation to emulate some of the other 4 splintered hands. haka had the city of london shap prices around it. i'm not saying you could have had that around jim when john surely but jim, but it was the situation is still a lead advance. capitalism breeds dis satisfaction. we attempted to add things to the sculpture to make it more apparent. the connections between these 2 figures and ordinary londoners everyday lives in advance capitalism. they spoke of notes on the form of representation, but we interested in the socialized proxies, the social side of art. and they were also interested in alternative economy to, to, to, to, to capital. and this is the gift and in africa. go down to development coming form, but actually the gift economy enough, it gets too robust in one place with a copy towards me struggling to crock. i mean, i've got to finish by just saying that boris johnson, t

as with teeny, the sue to malawi, retainer, there is a big rwanda, senegal, south africa's in barbara, libya, tennessee, and morocco. seeing huge, delta variant increases. how concerned to you about the delta variant across the continent? i'm concerned about their top area and spread across the country in, but not surprise. this is a battery that has an increase sounds, mr. ability rate of more than 40 to 50 percent compared to the wire type. batteries that we initially were dealing with. it has not ratio which is the rate of production of more than it, which means that is press and in fact had had the chance of impacting it. more people are accepting that is very concerned and i'm very concerned from 2 perspective. one is that because of the rapid spread of the database and we have seen her facilities across the continent that fully over whim. and this is a scenario that mirrors what we saw. ready in india, in april, may a timeline because of this situation as well as the baby and the database. we are seeing that the best missions process would be for challenge is very concerned. and

the fighting in nor the most beak is expected to be a top priority at a security meeting in malawi, leaders from the southern african development community gathering a long way, soldiers from wonder, amazing beek of recaptured. some areas is more troops are expected to arrive from other countries in the region. for me to middle have more. after months of fighting, hundreds of people in north eastern mozambique have begun. returning home fighters had captured the port city of most border prior more than 2 years ago. dozens of people were killed and tens of thousands displaced during that attack. it's one of several areas recovered by muslim beacon and wondering government forces as part of a regional stand by for you on a not present that we came here with the muslim beacon police for a confidence building patrol. we want to show our presence, the population is coming back, but they are still very scared and they are not feeling safe without telling them that the war is over. but some of those returning say they don't feel safe under the protection of them wasn't beacon police did in this is

i talking to the in malawi how they were saying they could not get good ground communications are needed | to absorb carbon. big week for. international travel this week, are you in favour of an amber watchlist? i am very pleased that today because of the vaccine role that we are able to say to people coming back from anywhere in the eu plus switzerland and the united states, and they don't have to quarantine, double jab people no longer have to quarantine. what i want to do is obviously, i understand people care very much about their holidays and want to go abroad, i understand how much people to plan and prepare for the summer holidays. but we've also got to remember that this is still a dangerous virus and that we must try and stop variants coming in, we must not import a variants from abroad and we must have a balanced approach. i want to see something thatis approach. i want to see something that is as simple and user—friendly for people as possible but obviously the double vaccinations that we have got really offer the way forward and i think we've now got more than 70, i think we'