and why it malawi? malawi and — transfers. and why it malawi? malawi and scotland - transfers.s. and why it malawi? malawi and scotland have a i malawi and scotland have a historical relationship going back over 100 years. it also malawi is one of the poorest countries in africa and it is really feeling the effects of climate change. particularly in the form of cyclones. we know that cyclones are being made of more intense by climate change, but that they are also appearing in areas they were not in before. cyclone freddy is an example of this, back in 2023 in march, it ripped through southern malawi. it was devastating and deadly, hundreds of thousands of people that were left destitute. men, women, children, they had to climb into trees to escape the rising waters and the crocodiles that invested it. now there is money from scotland that has landed in malawi, around 2000 families have received about 1000 us dollars each. scientists in germany say they have discovered elephants have not only mastered the skill of showering, but also the art of sabotage. this is mary, an asian

and why it malawi? malawi and scotland have a historical relationship going back over 100 years. effects of climate change. particularly in the form of cyclones. we know that cyclones are being made of more intense by climate change, but that they are also appearing in areas they were not in before. cyclone freddy is an example of this, back in 2023 in march, it ripped through southern malawi. it was devastating and deadly, hundreds of thousands of people that were left destitute. men, women, children, they had to climb into trees to escape the rising waters and the crocodiles that invested it. now there is money from scotland that has landed in malawi, around 2000 families have received about 1000 us dollars each. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. well, it hasn't been gloomy everywhere this week and we've seen some of the best of the sunshine, the blue skies across parts of scotland, but elsewhere lots of low cloud, mistand murk, with a few spots of drizzle but generally dry. it's more of the same again today, but there will be some changes tomorrow, with showers in th

i need to get some of these designs to rock here in malawi. let's say the proof of the pudding is in the 18 were still was told was i need to find out more about kids in the house. how about you? show me some of the theories and other variety of foods in june that you can have show um, what do stuff you tell me uh for me. see. okay. so are basically being a city wrecked? we thoughts are the steps, coffee, coffee. we created a space the our coffee of lunch we can see means because our type in resource, our costs more me and then go out of the tv and go to a box to buzz one by in one of the back. okay. for the events. all right, so essentially this is what you, you get up to this is absolutely right. so was any, thank you so much for joining us for and continue help you. those are pleasure. thank you. next up we made our mind then getting that also known as the africa's re tubing. it's his mission to to an ordinary d r. c, such as is into classical musical start. so let's meet them base through the pilots to high fly in classical music. these co

let us know in the comments at the same job, the cbd in malawi is a group of amazing restaurants and places to eat, work and play. it's known as continue help and will explode this by b space in a bit. but 1st, here's what we've got for you in the show it today. fashion, inspiration from design on christopher are on the energetic streets of governor. we catch up with out of mind and being in the passion of classical music, composer who left a vision to set up an orchestra. and we find out how pose the good club became the 1st black owner of a wind farm in south africa. i'm cynthia, as soon as hulu and you are watching after max, the many assume that african cities are chaotic, overcrowded and reading. but is that really the case? takes regarding the capital of rwanda. he says, earned is the title of africa is clean a city. and it's a whole different pick to common prejudices about big african cities all day allowed over crowded, and to a bundle found drowning in filth. is that true? and how has he gone either roland and capital established itself as the cleanest city in africa? i wak

we see during that video john still am with in what is present the malawi on its own for land, where he was himself underneath just leader and had been gone to school, says we do not want to pay the taxes. i didn't did. it is instructive that today when you see them allow the flush drops, it is the image of it. don't tell them where that to find the because of his contribution to this proud go for independence. but apart from that jail was also pretty cool. is this the which we don't talk about? somebody like him, but at least our don't have the actress in the present day. the democratic republic of congo was a past son who claimed to be at rome on such a live seems would save the future. i'm sure is this, then the only with these resistance, the colonial is the belgians at that time. and another foster who was of, of spiritual dimension, was silent team bottles. was there a need is just still alive today? i know that kim bung with, with over 10000000 photo us in the democratic republic of gold. so those are the faces of this struggle against colonialism. but subsequently, people sta

we see during that video, jones to language in what is present the malawi on its own for land, where he was himself a need just leader and had been going to school says we do not want to pay taxes. i didn't did. it is instructive that today when you see them allows you flush out, it is the image of joining through them with that you find there because of his contribution to this struggle for independence. but apart from that, there was also some pretty cool. is this done, which we don't talk about somebody like him, but at least our don't have the actress in the present day, the democratic republic of congo was a past sunday who claimed to be a roman cloud solutions would see the future on syria. is this then, the only with these risk this, the colonial is the belgian at that time. and another person who was of, of spiritual dimension was silent. a few bottles was the religion is still alive today. i know that kim bung with, with over 10 media and photo as in the democratic republic of phone. so those are the faces of this struggle against colonialism. but subsequently, people starte

they malawi on its own for land, where he was himself a need just leader and having gone to school says, we do not want to pay taxes. i didn't did. it is instructive that today when you see them allows you flush out, it is the image of going through them with that you find there because of his contribution to this file for independence. but apart from that jail was also pretty cool. is this done, which we don't talk about? somebody like him, but we still don't have the actress in the present day, the democratic republic of congo was a person who claimed to be at rome on subsidies since would save the future on syria is this then? is very early with these resist. the colonial is the belgians at that time. and another person who was of, of spiritual dimension was silent, team valuables for their religion is still alive today. i know that kim bung with, with over 10 media and photo us in the democratic republic of gold. so those are the faces of this struggle against colonialism. but subsequently, people started organizing themselves differently. they or just political party in africa was

let us know in the comments at the same time, the cbd in malawi is a group of amazing restaurants and places to eat, work and play. it's known as continue how and will explode this by b space in a bit. but 1st, here's what we've got for you in the show. it today fashioned inspiration from design on christopher are on the energetic streets of going on. we catch up with, out of mind being in the passion of classical music, composer who left a vision to set up an orchestra. and we find out how pose the good club became the 1st black owner of a wind farm in south africa. i'm cynthia going to zulu and you're watching after max.

it's a grilled cheese sandwich in the front seat of a truck delivering desks to schools in malawy, wherever seen desks before we arrived that day. it was a difficult day, one of the people in the delivery team was crushed by the heat and had to stop working. it made me wish to do the work in a kinder climate. then last weekend, i watched a new, stunning documentary on netflix called "confessions of a good samaritan," and i realized that i like that it's hard. i don't remember any other thanksgiving as clearly or with as much moving detail, like meeting this shy girl, and other students at that school, who happily sang their thanks for their desks that day. that made that the happiest thanksgiving of my life. and i was so deeply thankful for being able to do the hard work that we did that day. when mr. and mrs. lane had a baby girl, they only considered two names -- lois or penny. in addition to giving their daughter the name penny lane, a name already famous, they may have imparted to her genetically a thing that's made her a brilliant documentary filmmaker, covering things from richard

from the countries themselves and going out into the real communities and peace corps volunteers in malawi, where i served for five years started up the program and now the service models, going out into the communities with volunteers from africa. lots of exciting things happening with volunteer organizations and local organizations who are supporting. volunteers are not just, you know, as one-day, you know, let's go up and pick up trash kind of model, but as a real way to serve the community over the long-term, develop real transferrable skills and provide an entree into the job market. >> a question over here and then we'll come over here next. >> good morning, i work here at csis. i'm curious about whether you've seen any changes in the recruitment of volunteers? we have a lot of conversations here among our staff of generational differences with young people today in the united states are interested in doing, you mentioned six areas as well, are you seeing a shift in what the people who do volunteer are interested in working on and you talked about climate change and if that's a bigge

at the same job, the cbd in malawi is a group of amazing restaurants and places to eat, work and play. it's known as continue. how will explode this by b space in a bit. but 1st, here's what we've got for you in the show today. session, inspiration from design on christopher are on the energetic streets of governor. we catch up with out of mind and being in the passion of classical music, composer who left a vision to set up an orchestra. and we find out how pose the good club became the 1st black owner of a wind farm in south africa. i'm cynthia as soon as hulu and you are watching after max the.

malawi, malta, the island which was awarded the george cross for its courage in resisting german invasion00 from africa fought in the first world war, alongside the british. 10,000 it was estimated were killed. they were awarded 166 decorations for bravery. that is why these commonwealth countries are represented here at the cenotaph, because of the part they played in both world wars. this is notjust they played in both world wars. this is not just a they played in both world wars. this is notjust a british event here today. 12 high commissioners from mauritius, eswatini which is to be called swaziland, tonga, fiji, bangladesh, the bahamas, papua new guinea, seychelles, dominica, st lucia, st vincent and the grenadines. more than 10,000 men and women across the atlantic in world war ii to fight in europe, 103 decorations for the caribbean air force personnel alone. for the caribbean air force personnelalone. in for the caribbean air force personnel alone. in the last group to come, 11 high commissioners. belize,, antiqua and barbuda, brunei, namibia, cameroon, mozambique, a recent member

for now, let's take a look at what it means to her to be holding her 1st fashion show is, is in malawi today. of the showcase enclosure fashion. mainly uh its of questions that you get on your way once in was expressed a occasion i i wanted to let people know that you said meetings already might be essentially this if we can come together and showcase our talents and lift the roads. uh no, or see what we doing and it's also one way of letting people know that we've been, was we disagreed, is we don't on any way for the nation, i think. or that was who has been physically challenge since, but was also the victim of a tragic accident at the age of 2 or 90, put it in hot water and then disappeared. although it was treated in hospital as quickly as possible. the injuries left a physical impact for life. how did you cope with this terrible experience? what made her keep her faith in her fellow human beings and their willingness to learn about possible inclusion? i knew exactly where i wanted to be. i knew exactly where i want to be and i knew exactly what i want to be. so giving up was not

so don't forget to the offer, the soonest ons and mozambique and the malawi as well as in bob. so they come back because they know that to those companies last or left the, they me know, say that they would mind that. so you would imagine a big company which was meeting for to be doing us dollars in the prostate. it to go to a point where it's making tend to be doing is not on the findings that are available for them, but it doesn't mean they are not as far as left today. so as for my mind as i'm going back back to try and get to the minute i was out in the, at the salad to the market. your opinions, foreign policy think shows about al has urged as well to box the latest ceasefire proposal between israel and his ball that be speaking at a g 7 foreign ministers meeting initially labeled on there is no excuses for the cease fire on the proposal agreement, broken it by the us on friends, the user as has all the security concerns. that is not an excuse for not implementing us used by. yeah. otherwise, leave, i don't live full upon not only to see is direct surveys to choose of inte

something is downs and mozambique and the malawi as well as in bob. so they come back because they know that to those companies last or left the, they mean that i would say that they would mind doing that. so you would imagine a big company which was making for, to be doing us dollars in the profit a day bought to a point where it's making tend to be doing is not on the findings that are available for them. but it doesn't mean they are not as long as it's left today. so, and for my mind as i'm going back there to try and get to the minute of out and the insight into the market, we've been hearing that from different stories, essentially from the police over the last couple of days. for example, saying that because people weren't able to come out to the mind of their father, clearly not trapped under there, that they are able to leave. and at the same time we're hearing that there are on fighters arms. men down there who are controlling the miners, who are trapped under there and not allowing them to leave unless they get paid is the government failing