then you also spoke about malawi becoming a shining example of the global south. and obviously one of the big challenges that the global south is currently facing is climate change. what are you doing in terms of trying to adapt to this changing walden and do you actually have, what you need to do is it may not have all we need to do. but whatever we have, we are wanting to use it to do it. we have embarked on projects, for example, in earn a j, where many agrees across the country are being encouraged. apart from the main agreed, in order for us to have the necessary power for our process and industries and for other industries, because that is number one need in the country. but all of this requires resources and resources requires the rest of the while to be involved, especially when we're talking about a country like malawi, that's heavily dependent on aid. so let me ask you, i know you've previously spoken about wanting africa. have a, a permanent seat at the un security council. how realistic do you think that is and how much would that change thing? it is r

i believe she now holds a position that the malawi embassy in london. your son in law sean camp, denny is your executive assistant, the state house director of communications. now obviously public perception, as you've alluded to, is hugely important. so what would you say to those who believe that you are just perpetuating the behavior that you yourself of has criticized? you must understand that a person like sean come funding, for example, has been with me from 2013 and nobody said anything at that time. and so he is the one that works with me, but he's been those that have raised that question. have come to realize that this is not really the issue because we can show you that there are so many others that are qualified, that have been deployed in various ministries and departments on the edges of this government to the end that you cannot take one example and then blow it like you'd say anything out of proportion, but i'm just talking about public perception here. and i think that that's a fair question to because other people have raised it as wel

now at malawi is independence day celebrations this year. you spoke about the dangers of foreign exploitation, and i quote, milan, we could choose between being a puppet or porn and the race between the east and the west, or rather becoming a shining example in the global south. how do you feel that race between east and west of playing out and africa? well, some of these political wagner was handed as diplomatic, as we can allow, for example, and africa needs to have relations with all of the nations. and someone should not be able to say don't talk to so on. so if they are not their friend, because we should be able to talk to everyone because we have so decided and let me ask you an undefined asset question. then mister president, given that tensions are rising between the east and the west, if forced to choose who would you choose? we do not want to be put in a position where use your tote. you choose either this one or about both, not either or him, but both and well. then you also spoke about malawi becoming a shining example of the gl

back to malawi a few days ago.t and was charged with five counts of trafficking in persons. though state prosecutors have said that their own investigation is ongoing and that more charges could be filed in the next two weeks. but this has also had a big consequence within china. the chinese embassy within malawi apologise on behalf of the government and said that they have zero tolerance for racism. and the chinese government insisted that they would take action to clampdown on this sort of online content. and it also meant that some popular sites, social media sites, within china have said that they're going to take further action to try to prevent this sort of content circulating online. azadeh moshiri there talking us through that bbc africa eye investigation, and if you're interested in more on that, lots more on our website. as azadeh was describing, really quite remarkable. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: how to stay cool in a heatwave. we give you some tips on how to stay

back to malawi a few days ago.charged with counts of trafficking in persons. the state prosecutors have said their own investigation is ongoing and that more charges could be filed in the next two weeks this has also had a big consequence within china, the chinese embassy within china, the chinese embassy within malawi apologise on behalf of the government and said they have zero tolerance for racism and the chinese government insisted they would take action to clamp down on this online content. it also meant that some popular sites, social media sites within china has said date they are going to take further action to try to prevent this sort of content circulating online. in keeping us up—to—date, amazing journalism that the bbc africa i team did in order to for us to get to this point lots more on the website. you're watching newsday on the bbc. we give you some advice on how to stay cool during the soaring temperatures. coming down the ladder now. one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. at, small ste

we have been told as of saturday he was extradited to malawi.th the courts and the legal system over there. but this is all now part of a police investigation within malawi? that's correct. monkeypox has now been detected in close to 70 countries around the world. confirmed cases in the us have topped more than 1,800. harvard medical school professor dr ali raja told us more. the fact is that every day in the emergency department i have patients who come in, and given our experience with covid, they already have a predilection to being concerned about infectious disease, i get asked every day about how worried we should be about monkeypox. the fact is we need to be aware of the disease so that we are on the lookout for it. if we have patients or if we know family members who have a few days of a fever and lethargy and muscle aches and then develop that characteristic rash, we need to make sure they are then quarantined and they contact their doctor to arrange for testing. so we all need to be aware of it. but it is not spreading at a rate that w

we have been told as of saturday he was extradited to malawi.rts and the legal system over there. but this is all— legal system over there. but this is all now _ legal system over there. but this is all now part _ legal system over there. but this is all now part of a police investigation within malawi? that's correct. 0k, we wait to see how that pans out. thank you very much indeed for joining us. four contenders remain for the leadership of britain's governing conservative party. after another vote by mps, tom tugendhat, who had not previously served in borisjohnson's cabinet, was eliminated, leaving the former chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, in the lead. his nearest rival is penny mordaunt. the winner, to be announced in early september, will automatically be prime minister. here's our political editor chris mason. all talking at once. hubbub in a heatwave? democracy of sorts at dusk. i have the results of the third ballot... round three of conservative mps deciding who they want and who they don't want to be our next prime minister

he's now appeared in court in malawi, charged with child exploitation.tencing has begun for the man who carried out the deadliest shooting at a us high school. nikolas cruz killed 17 in parkland, florida, in 2018. a jury will decide whether he'll face the death penalty or life imprisonment. wales recorded its hottest day ever on monday. the temperature reached 37.1 celsius in flintshire. the heat is a particular challenge for farmers trying to keep their livestock cool. hywel griffith reports. if you're feeling hot and bothered, spare a thought for this highland cow far from home at the royal welsh show. chloe's hoping she can keep her cool for the competition. they're coping all right at the minute, touch wood. i mean, hopefully it just stays like this. there's a nice breeze coming through now, but fingers crossed it all goes well. good luck. thank you. this is britain's biggest agricultural show, the first in three years due to the pandemic. roasting heat wasn't going to stop them. we've never actually got to the point where we would have cancelled the

charles mangold, the legal advisor to the main opposition party in malawi. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. it would be much for having me here. ah, now the white house says joe biden has tested positive for cove it and is taking medication for quote, very mild symptoms ortiz caleb mom and has the details. apparently, on the heels of his trip to the middle east, he's now back in the united states and he's captain pablo positive for colbert. 19 . he is experiencing mild symptoms to some degree, and he is being treated with pass all of it, which is a medication given for very serious cases of cold. now i understand the present will be isolating and working until e test negative, they'll be working in isolation. so there's no chance that you will be infecting other people. now this also comes amid the recent clip. it's gone around of joe biden mistakenly tripping over his words and saying that he had cancer. so people are looking at this situation and a little bit perplexed by what exactly is going on, but we understand he does have cobit 19 and he h

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since the war broke out in ukraine, you have visited poland, moldova, malawi, and zambia. what did you observe? samantha: thank you so much for having us in all of the work you are doing. first of all, i saw the incredible generosity i mentioned in the speech of close. unbelievable. moldova struggling with energy crisis. spiraling food, gas, petrol, diesel prices, and yet took the highest per capita number of ukrainians of all of the frontline states. really with all of the vulnerability it was facing, and then with poland, every house just opening up its doors. people driving, we have heard all of this, driving to the train station asking what do you need, how can i help? even though some of that initial wave has receded, the wave of solidarity and support, and things have become more complicated over time, sustaining that support for ukrainian families has come across, so that was a very moving feature of the response, and i think most refugees want to be able to go home, and many are just looking for conditions to exist, schools to restart or to have some temporary hous

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including my solo trip to africa, where i partnered with usaid to visit beautiful countries of ghana, malawi, kenya, and egypt, to speak with children about be best and also educate myself about the different cultures and challenges with each community. while in africa, i felt it was important that people throughout the continent and world understand that the united states cares. it is the fact that our own country is safer and stronger when people across the globe have opportunity, when our trading partners are flourishing, when nations around the world could withstand crisis and when societies are freer and more democratic. >> this is american history tv, and you're listening to melania trump in her own words. as part of her efforts on behalf of the nation's youngest children, the first lady hosted a white house meeting of the president's task force on health services for native american children. >> good morning, everyone. thank you all for being here. i know that many of you have traveled far, but i'm grateful that you have made time to be with us today and carry out the work the preside

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he now faces caught in malawi. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, sarah montague. my guest today is a hugely successful afrobeat star. the nigerian omah lay is just 25, but he's broken into western markets, partly because of a collaboration with the canadian singerjustin bieber. he's here in london on a world tour now. afrobeats emerged from afrobeat, political music, a way to address social change that was pioneered by the legendary fela kuti. the latest incarnation of afrobeats is less politically charged. omah lay sings about love, heartbreak and longing. with western megastars like ed sheeran and madonna tapping into this musical style, what does it mean for the way that afrobeats will evolve? omah lay, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. fela kuti described his afrobeat music as, "a fusion and combination of highlife, "jazz, funk, psych rock, "salsa, black power, anti—colonial and "anti—corru ption politics. " how would you describe your music? i think it's probably the same thing, but i don't know if i'm going to say p

square meters, selling for $10000.00 jobs. mongo legal adviser to the democratic progressive party in malawi. so does about the prospects of this initiative for the african continent . it's good for american economy. and since i'm going to public, however, they might be tied, it is a constant, including money, in terms or more suitable aspects, aleki of financial interest. a lot, all robot aggression. those might be the checks, otherwise, it's a good move. and the 4 men in countries including my we are a bit lower from the dollar might be challenges in terms of african countries. my inclusive, accessing a us gym and other countries. so those are the chevy side, believe might come in. now despite the upsides of this initiative, the central african republic has a lot of work had to make operations in crypto currency, easily accessible. the country's digital infrastructure has many issues and the overall number of incident uses in the central african republic is around 355000 people, which means that 92 percent of the 4 and a half 1000000 population remain offline. and only one 3rd of the count

charles bongo legal adviser to the democratic progressive party in malawi folders about the prospects of this initiative for the african continent. gold. busy for economy and public, however, they might be tied, it is a constant including my you in terms all so it's a light key, a lot. all right, so those might be the checks. otherwise, if they're going to move on the for minute, i'm going to countries including my we are a dependent on the dollar. my challenges in terms of african countries. my c, c, a u. s. g, a countries. so those are the check with my company. despite the up side of the initiative, the central african republic has a lot of work. i had to make operations in crypto currency, easily accessible. the country's digital infrastructure has many issues. the overall number of internet uses in central african republic is around 355000 people . and that means that 92 percent of the 4 and a half 1000000 population remain offline. only one 3rd of the country's population uses mobile phones. winston sucky broadcast journalists told us about the possible challenges the country co

louisiana and puerto rico, rescue projects in to the dominican republic and the rescue of the hyena in malawi many other things, but the war in ukraine from where he returned a few weeks ago and plans to return in the near future affected me the most. take action the situation in ukraine is particularly terrible, i won't lie of course it's scary there, especially at night, we heard sirens buzzing somewhere nearby, a bomb somehow exploded in our mission, we are constantly accompanied by two ukrainian soldiers, so we can only hope that everything will be fine with us google worked in the most affected areas of the kyiv region, it managed to save dozens of cats and dogs and even a few hedgehogs, if it is not possible to find the owners, dugosvit sends animals to temporary shelters in ukraine, this was the case with almost all animals now we are trying to find the owners, but unfortunately some of them are no longer with us or they were forced to flee from abroad or other regions of ukraine. there were no survivors, we were approached by relatives of the victims who said yes, i recognize this cat

charles mongo legal advisor to the democratic progressive party in malawi, when he told us about the prospects of this initiative for the african continent. it's good for. busy american economy, a public how they might be challenges and including my internal lamps like he a lot. all right, so those might be the checks i was going to move on the for minute. i'm going to countries including my we are a dependent on the dollar might be challenges in terms of african countries. my c c a u. s. jim, in the countries. so those are the least i believe. i mean, but it's by the upside of this initiative. the central african republic has a lot of work ahead to make operations encrypt so currency, easily accessible. the country's digital infrastructure has many issues. the overall number of incent uses in the central african republic is around 255000 people. and that means that 92 percent of the 4 and a half 1000000 population remain offline. and only one 3rd of the country's population uses mobile phones. winston sucky broadcast journalists told us about the possible challenges the country coul

trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today as they beat malawier to new zealand last night. scotland were also soundly beaten today by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great knock of 91 not out from suzie bates helped new zealand to a total of 167—2 from their 20 overs. south africa fought hard but fell 13 runs short of their target. let's stay with the t20 and see how england are getting on against sri lanka. these are live pictures from edgbaston. england are without their captain heather knight for this match due to an injury. she has a hip problem. but they'll be expecting to beat sri lanka who are the lowest ranked team in the competition. sri lanka won the toss and chose to bat. they made 106—9 from their 20 overs. but you can see it is not going england's way, necessarily. 6a—4, they are still very much in their hands, they need 42 more runs from 58 balls and you can watch live coverage of that one. on the iplayer. george russell has claimed the first pole position of his f

today was a slightly tighter affair, but comfortable for england as, in the end, they beat malawi byt all about the commonwealth games this weekend as england's lionesses face germany tomorrow afternoon in the final of euro 2022. they're hoping to become the first england football team to win a major trophy since the 1966 men's world cup, and our reporter matt graveling is live at wembley. inaudible. i can tell you in the moment, they are having their press conference. earlier, iwas moment, they are having their press conference. earlier, i was watching the lionesses train earlier. from what we can see, all the players in the squad, they were training, no injuries to worry about that we are aware of. that is exactly what the lionesses need as they are about to take on the german side who have won this competition aimed at the last ten times, and even though england themselves have not won the tournament, they do imagine it now... she won a court in 2017 with the dutch. i understand it's going to be a very close game, both teams only let in one goal throughout the whole tournament, th

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trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today as they beat malawiday by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great knock of 91 not out from suzie bates helped new zealand to a total of 167—2 in their 20 overs. south africa fought hard but fell 13 runs short of their target. that is not the end of the crickets, we will stick with g20. let's stay with the t20 and see how england are getting on against sri lanka. these are live pictures from just down the road in edgbaston. england are without their captain heather knight for this match due to an injury. she has a hip problem. england need 870 win. a few minutes ago they were 11—1. they should, like i said, feel confident. can they reach the final? that will be next sunday. but they has, as i said, lost one wicket so far. sri lanka is testing england for the moment. you can watch that on the iplayer. none of the home nations have made it through to the knockout stages of the rugby sevens, in either the men's or women's tournaments. scotland

trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today as they beat malawiand last night. scotland were also soundly beaten today by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great knock of 91 not out from suzie bates helped new zealand to a total of 167—2 in their 20 overs. south africa fought hard but fell 13 runs short of their target. let's stay with the t20 and see how england are getting on against sri lanka. these are live pictures from just down the road in edgbaston. england are without their captain heather knight for this match due to an injury. she has a hip problem. but they'll be expecting to beat sri lanka who are the lowest ranked team in the competition. latest score there is 56—3. teenagers alice capsey and freya kemp do both start. at two decades older, katherine brunt has a bit more experience to bank. nat sciver captain. none of the home nations have made it through to the knockout stages of the rugby sevens, in either the men's or women's tournaments scotland women lost to south

rare animals, and they make a significant contribution to the prosperity of the tourism industry, malawidrink of ovine legends, of course, there is no comrade for the taste and color, but they don’t argue about tastes, but still ivan-tea tones up no worse than its chinese or indian counterpart from the genus camellia botanist. sergey lipatov will tell you how to properly prepare it, ferment it and brew it. ivan-tea flowers, we will not need to collect only leaves. i advise tearing the top. they are the most useful washed grind. and put a tablespoon of green in a thermos, fill the mass with a liter of hot water up to 90 degrees, but not boiling water, it will destroy the beneficial substances, close the lid. after half an hour we filter. and drink instead of tea for 30 days, then we take a break for three months, the drink is a bit like fruit compote. it stimulates digestion and normalizes the functioning of the nervous system. and so that the plants retain useful substances for a long time. it can be fermented, simply put, fermented, moistened with water or other or cotton fabric, squeez

of precision agriculture approach throughout the continent starting with niger, ghana, tanzania, malawi zambia. we are also working with fertilizer companies to increase distribution in africa. i am pleased to announce one of the world's largest fertilizer companies offered to provide $20 million of free fertilizer that usaid will help distribute, enough to support one hundred thousand farmers and we need other fertilizer companies benefiting from high prices to join them. we are helping tackle 25% to 30% of global food production that is lost or goes to waste. one of the most important steps we can take to boost available food and lower agricultural emissions. in nigeria, 40% of the country's food production is lost and we partnered with local business that installed solar powered walk in cold storage rooms giving farmers space to store their produce and prevent spoilage. in ghana we partnered with the same company that pioneered the first long-lasting insecticide treated bed to create airtight grain storage bags that prevent pests and mold from spoiling harvests. recognizing the signi

principally in many cases bilaterally to china and the amount of money, i was just in zambia and malawi, that these countries spent on infrastructure that currently doesn't currently exist or on very high interest rates that are still now basically impeding the ability of these governments to borrow and to put in place the kind of social safety notice needed right now, it is horrific. so greater energy in that space as well from beijing would make a huge difference for countries really finding themselveses on the brink. with regard to your question, just to say that again we have moved very swiftly to take advantage of the incredible generosity that people up here have shown, the american people have shown above all. we are proceeding in a manner that takes right now advantage of pre-existing awards, so in a sense with an organization like the w.f.p., we are plussing up their pre-existing awards rather than doing, having to start from scratch and do all the pre-award surveys that guard against fraud, waste and abuse, so we are moving aggressively again through public international organ