where on our way to mali in the jack. both countries played key roles for european migration policy. the two african states are expected to keep refugees away in return for european investment in development and security. malines there are the two most important transit countries for west africa a journey takes us to meet people in both countries in asia to the capital niamey and the desert city of agadez in mali to the capital bamako and the northern city of gar. germany's armed forces the bundeswehr on patrol in the african desert. we go out on the field with them germany has been part of the united nations mission to mali for five years now before rebels and islamists controlled the region many people had to flee the tourney. the german contingent is the largest part of the mission says lieutenant colonel sebastien colonel with more than a fountain troops we ask of a country so far away could be so important for germany. effected me and after that . it's interesting we represent german security interests here as well.

run away to the south of mali and one of the e.u.'s model projects a project aimed at tackling the root causes of migration including unemployment. a cashew processing factory. caches have been found in the region for as long as anyone can remember but the farmers had no way to process large quantities and get them to market so a spanish state run development organization built a factory. partly funded by even money. the staff are happy to work here as long as they can get by on their wages. up to lie a try reading a is one of them. he says he has a university place to study law but his family cannot afford to send them to college he's the eldest son so his first duty is to provide for his parents and siblings his only hope is this job as a young if there were as i don't i like this work i think i can use what i learn here in the future but i don't earn enough to feed my family that is out of it i was. all right though to do me a is the foreman of the factory and he tells us the low wages are not his only concern for the whole project

now we are escorted by six soldiers from mali. everywhere we look there are signs of violence. but very few signs of state structures and people say they feel abandoned that they live in terror. assault places that they are here the islamists they are here in the waters a lot of the body. that is to me and i come from the south of mali but i've been stuck here for more than a year because the reeds become too dangerous to our wood and that is that oh no there are so many europeans here so many foreign soldiers but they have not brought security there shootings and killings here every day. when they first got here the foreign soldiers were fated as liberators now people say they don't understand what the daily patrols through the city streets are supposed to achieve. they say the soldiers protect themselves first and foremost. the german mission until recently when news has so far failed to fulfill a promise of peace and security. the lack of secure. she is one problem and gnarly poverty and the lack of prospects our number. where in the capital bamako every second person here l

united the rebel forces launched an offensive against mali and soldiers in several garrison towns in the north. these mannion troops had completed years of training by africa home but the training didn't pay off. for a bit but is it as you need to sort of build it richard is only a book of it and the effort must feel for some better call to go to maybe not so none of the local is unity. for me so sore disagree it's a song means so but if you're quoted a bit. worse was yet to come when one thousand million soldiers were captured and summarily executed in a rebel attack on the offices in bamako mutinied against the government they say it was incapable of controlling the situation. the coup was led by one of afrikaans top pupils captain amadou sana book who was trained as an infantry and intelligence officer at the u.s. bases in virginia georgia texas and arizona. this was a guy the americans had trained and invested time and money and then he made things ten times worse and mali. and then more setbacks for africa calm. again other rebel forces invaded the major cities of northern mali

initiative and in the pan so how initiative basically was to work with countries in the saddle like mali like air like chad mauretania in order to give them some of the basic stuff communication equipment where they can talk to each other cross border. just simple stuff to where they could help us find. help. and power i was eventually captured with the help of the united states the u.s. armed forces now had a foothold in the south and. why don't we take this little thing called p.s.i.i. and make it a little bit more robust where we start taking countries from within the region sally and region and became a trance a hell counterterrorism program and trying to get them all to work on something that we all care about which is counterterrorism so will do training and equipping and all in this training and equipping then we come together bring those countries to do a live exercise. as we bring all these countries together we do this live exercise we flex our muscles in the region they cut to send a message to the bad guys saying don't mess around everybody's working together in concert true

some very exciting new environmental stories for you from africa and europe such as how farmers in mali are dealing with the climate change situation in this a hell region but that's not all here the other stories we have lined up for today . i was on a car wash and surprising cameron is expanding. on something about how the sun's rays can be used to distilled water. and how an artist in uganda shining try to hold a. press lights had to do in cameroon one of the problems affecting the metropolis is a shortage of water especially for the local cower services which is believed to waste quite a lot of it experts estimate that it takes more than one hundred liters of water to clean just one single car and that is no good a local startup has proved that environmentalists business friendly activity is a growing market in africa it could africa takes you on a ride to the car wash. sylvania will not regularly spence's machines a local entrepreneur he launched his business last year we've just a few now he has twenty five soon a part time washington symphony should we bring them something new yo

january two thousand and thirteen four thousand french soldiers are deployed in mali. their mission to stop separatist rebels advancing on the capital bamako. but operation sarah vowell is different from the long series of interventions by france and its former african colonies. today the french are not the only ones with interests in the region they have to deal with a new place china and now the united states is. africa is now a key territory on the global chessboard of the twenty first century. and from libya to the central african recovery from south sudan to northern mali conflict and chaos has spread throughout the continent. at the heart of this turmoil a strategic territory the size the vast region that straddles the sahara to the north and the savannahs in the south has become an important new front in the so-called war against terrorism. but is the official narrative the fight against terrorism masking a larger battle. the resources are plentiful. there is castor oil there is called. gold card. and the list goes on and on and on to. keep. a new scramble for a

january two thousand and thirteen four thousand french soldiers are deployed in mali. their mission to stop separatist rebels advancing on the capital bamako. but operation sarah vowell is different from the long series of interventions by france and its former african colonies. today the french are not the only ones with interests in the region they have to deal with a new place china and now the united states is. africa is now a key territory on the global chessboard of the twenty first century. and from libya to the central african republic from south sudan to northern mali conflict and chaos has spread throughout the continent. at the heart of this turmoil a strategic territory the size the vast region that straddles the sahara to the north and the savannahs in the south has become an important new front in the so-called war against terrorism. but is the official narrative the fight against terrorism masking a larger battle. the resources are plentiful. there is castor oil there is called. gold card. and the list goes on and on it ought to. keep. a new scramble for

see similar benefits mali will tell us what to expect as we go to break the s. and p. was down again in trading for much of today making it the eighth intraday down day of the last ten trading sessions and here are the numbers at the closing bell already arrows everything is down across our big board today back in a flash. when gold make its manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the running closest to protect themselves. with the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room six. million real new. fracking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slowed down so

and how mobile payment systems are helping to boost newly independence from mali lands shaky economy. it's time for business on the w m how you know yes welcome to the program could brics it's make a pigs ear out of britain's breakfasts the full english breakfast is almost a u.n. world heritage a slap up feast of sausages eggs blood pudding beings toast and bacon and denmark is the number one british breakfast bacon supply the question is will the full english still be the same when it lands on a post breakfast table. what would a classic british breakfast be without it they can and often enough it comes from danish pigs courtesy of pork specialist he says factories. they've been keeping british tables full for over one hundred years with up to ten thousand pigs a week the u.k. is home to their most important customers but that could change after bricks it. becomes an altar the so if the agreement is reached they will be forced to send products to the u.k. with a duty of approximately forty percent. forty percent that could soon be passed on to the customers. which is the one i think

with mali already making sports him more secure and it's no wonder that anti doping agencies across europe are thinking of following in sweden's footsteps. and with that you are up to date now on d. w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin i very very short break first we'll have the latest from the business world including the german government's new plans a deal of. good to hear. nico is in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to suffer from the w e learning course nikos vic. germany state by state. the most colorful. the life of. the most traditional. find it all to do any time. check in with the web special. take a tour of germany state by state. on d w dot com. the german government outlines it splines to get dirty diesels off the streets of its most polluted city the diesel deal gives drivers the choice of hardware fix or trade a. lot in the industry with a hefty bill. this is your business i'm. off to long negotiations a breakthrough in germany's diesel dispute last night the coalition partners came to an agreement that owners of d

with mali already making sports more secure and it's no wonder that anti doping agencies across europe are thinking of following in sweden's footsteps. you're watching news still to come on the program the german government comes up with a plan to get dirty diesel cars off the road and broker a deal between maggie factures and customers facing driving balance in some of the country's most polluted cities but is it really an offer to address the crisis more on that and a whole lot more with talent coming up in just a few minutes time my name is tara kelley you are watching news thank you so much for joining us here. i'm not laughing again well i guess sometimes i am but. thanks to you can trick them a culture of looking at stereotypes a question if you think the future of the country that i don't. think this crowd.

. >> youssou: the symbol of connection, mali and segegal, is the mafe.u can appreciate in mali also. >> anthony: so, what's the future? >> youssou: future? >> anthony: the future. 20 years from now, where will senegal be? >> youssou: what i hope is in 20 years, senegal is gonna be the place for great and big contribution of what we call islam. >> anthony: do you think there's any danger of, the kind of radical islam that we see taking hold in many places in africa? >> youssou: all these people who are using the religion, muslim religion, to do bad things, i think senegal have examples. i think this country have models for the religion. this country, you know, you are here, i'm doing my local bissap and you are with your beer and country 95% muslim. ♪ and, i think this example can help all the world. >> anthony: i hope so. inshallah. >> youssou: inshallah. [singing] ♪ >> youssou: merci, thank you. not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more

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year the last five six yes the world has been much more stingy in income go when in somalia and in mali and in too many other central african republic. where i would visit it's a place that is really forgotten. however it's true that some of these areas where there are terrorist groups or with it's been shifting control from. mission control to government control for example that's been suddenly less funding i find that politically motivated i don't like it at all but it's. and it's now we actually have less funding for it because. they have and the civilians next one you know end up by being bombed by the russians and not having assistance from the western countries because nostra became the neighbor when really punishing the poor civilians twice so the russian turkish dale basically is all about two things state de-militarized stone and the reopening of a highway that runs through rebel held territory so even the d.m.z. itself is basically a stretch of land around the wrote why is a highway so important as to be mentioned in the room and then what will reopening it mean for peace. wel

it's not that need is the odd maly yellowing. i don't know no i don't. know. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still oil hiccup what if i mean your lists put video and put him in the new bill is that idea pulling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. new arguable be on the good posts just so police should boost the show. business. lord polka. all club. source pool school you. know what i see you in one ear for. music on he's going to. stay on yeah. i can ski you know most of the what you said ok i will close unless. it's to. the school. made a mistake or that the ideal for you is just to. get out there is just about the only here. on your right ear whining kids it's. a total not ready so this week when see yo

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i think you know i'm not going to change anything just a little bit you know some syria roads and mali after a while but there's hope for the porter repetition of saudi arabia because you know americans and others there said that the. moment mr manners you know now roll ition is. to do something with the side you have to be about this is the repetition or this image will be totally it to sprawl one jenga says a curious story is now a professor of faculty of political sciences at mummery university thank you. for. what is in germany's biggest state is set to let the next government to morrow's sunday the right wing alternative for germany party is expected to enter bavaria as parliament for the first time according to polls next tonight in the south the tells us how the political landscape could be shaping up. time is ticking away in the key german states of various states election campaigns come to a close even the polls say it's time for a change system partita and a miracle c.d.u. c.s.u. looks set to lose the dominance it's held in bavaria since the second world war even taste and tr

reinstated a lawsuit against food producers nestle and cargill a group of former child slaves from mali accuse the companies of supporting forced child labor by purchasing cocoa from the ivory coast. the former child slave so. waited to long for justice in this case in some the allegations being a picture of overseas slave labor the defendants perpetuated from headquarters in the united states the plaintiffs said the company has provided financial and technical support to ivory coast farmers in order to guarantee the cheapest cocoa nestle denies any wrongdoing. regrettably in bringing such lawsuits the plaintiffs class action lawyers are targeting the very organizations trying to fight forced labor force child labor is unacceptable and has no place in our supply chain we have explicit policies against it and are working with other stakeholders to combat this global social problem in twenty seventeen nestlé published its first report on its progress in eliminating child labor and its supply chain detail the main areas the company had been focusing on but human rights lawyer believes cons

to supply mauritania senegal gambia and mali with fresh water. it devastated the natural environment. and it was to. men the construction of the dom completely destabilized the ecosystem it was destroyed. not to a balance was destroyed the balance between sold water and fresh water. wasn't fresh water was bloat and couldn't reach the national park. years later the problem was addressed with the construction of these locks built with the help of the german k f w development bank and the german development agency. the park authority has demarcated fishing zones and make sure the fishermen respect spawning seasons. for fresh water in the basin has helped revive the local fauna to . lotus's have begun thriving again. local women spend two to three hours a day in the water collecting seeds from the lotus stalks. then they sort them shell and dry them and over a period of several weeks turn them into cous cous. after the dam was built until last year we couldn't harvest anything but now nature has started to recover the loach says have returned and we

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mali had beaten chiang kai shek three times in huge battles involving millions of combatants mao was a winner in this contest from the early one nine hundred thirty s. on but we knew very little about it and people don't understand that even today. shanghai hears the message clearly as foreign businessmen board up their shops go now go quickly communism archer's take what you can but please. elbow haste the western powers evacuate the city they have built for good and bad alike must leave the business men come for profit as well as missionaries come to she must say good bye as out b.n.c. steams the last of western influence farewell to a century. even today it's difficult to understand the paranoia ignited by mouse revolution. as we look at china on the map we can see that china is the basic cause of all of our troubles in asia i believe that for the fate of. if you met the. to be prepared for the puppy beneath. a shiny new at the on the united way. one of the myths about mao is that he was an implacable enemy of the capitalist west. shanghai today is a prosperous international city

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the migrants live together in national groups they're from senegal somalia mali or nigeria and have set up their own infrastructure at least within their means but. there's running water contaminated of course. and a toilet in what is nearly a private space. we meet her son who doesn't want to show his face he lived in germany for four years and was then deported to italy he came looking for an education and a better life he found the hells of europe drugs crime prostitution and exploitation he's unimpressed by italy's extreme right interior minister who is the south any just yells but i don't care i've been living like a dog in europe for eleven years this is where i ended up i think it's in me to africa but he doesn't have the guts to go to bumiller but immediately go. not that the five people live in this container and actually work together with italian thieves the deli the italians go and steal they bring the stuff here and i buy of course. but many italians hate the refugees yet without them they'd lose an important market the ghetto is like a small town with restaurants and bars

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