in mozambique sports city of byron life is slowly getting back to normal for. dorinda lost her entire home after powerful cycling swept through the area it's a bad thing but do you the house was ripped apart the iron roof was damaged we were later able to repair it but before that we were not able to sleep every time it rained we couldn't sleep. a family are not trying to come up with creative ways to make a living. i'm making these donors to help support the family so we can eat because none of us has a job or used to have a hair salon that's where used to make money but now with the current situation it doesn't help i need to pay for water food and look after the children. cyclonic i was one of the deadliest storms ever recorded to hit the southern hemisphere it tore through southern africa in early march flattening villages destroying roads and bridges and triggering the 9 flights it was followed by a 2nd one in april cycled kenna which devastated infrastructure in mozambique's north overall hundreds of people were killed and more than a 1000000 thomas. remn

and forman's off to 2 sides to a stage of mozambique 1600000 people are at risk of food insecurity at least until september. hello i'm christine linda welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in. ethiopia's journey to reform has hit some severe turbulence 15 months off the prime minister made took office may have dramatically to he's back on decades of repressive policies and at this emptying the jails of political opponents and journalists and relaxing the suppression of this movement's but that's not gone smoothly in june dozens of people including senior officials were killed in a failed coup attempt by separatists militia in the hall region and federal security forces have moved into the saddam the region at least 25 people have been killed there in the past week and tasha's between state forces and 6 persists the separatists there are demanding the establishment of their own autonomous region. you know. saddam has already part of its own flag and declare that it's a regional state he's been. the boyce of the people should be respected no it's in the constitution that's the pe

in mozambique sports city of byron life is slowly getting back to normal for. dorinda lost her entire home after powerful cycling swept through the area. but the house was ripped apart the iron roof was damaged we were later able to repair it but before that we were not able to sleep every time it rained we couldn't sleep. family are not trying to come up with creative ways to make a living. by making these donors to help support the family so we can eat because none of us has a job or used to have a hair salon that's where used to make money but now with the current situation it doesn't help i need to pay for water food and look after the children. so i clone it i was one of the deadliest storms ever recorded to hit the southern hemisphere it tore through southern africa in early march flattening villages destroying roads and bridges and triggering flights it was followed by a 2nd one in april cycle kenya which devastated infrastructure in mozambique's north overall hundreds of people were killed and more than a 1000000 timeless. remnants of the damage still r

clouds just purring up a remove we'll see a little bit of wet weather just making its way into mozambique as we go through the next few days with that all not sure braised is pushing in from a southerly direction and with that suddenly direction the temperature just 19 degrees celsius on the cool side we go on into friday and it does pick up at 27 celsius and normally when the warm mortally wind fading into the showers there still very much in evidence into mozambique some of those showers just creeping up towards tans and there just some showers too into kenya and it joins up with the seasonal rains that we have floating out of the ethiopian highlands on those easterly winds eastley waves that just pushing the heavy showers through the heart of africa might see want to 2 showers just fading out of that's that western side of africa as we go on into the next couple of days could even develop into a tropical system in the atlantic certainly want to watch out for and there's also some flooding possibility into the southeast there as we go through the next couple days. thanks very much effor

there are all kinds of problems in mozambique financial incorruption which i'm sure you will consider but also consider the fact we have become in the united states recently really significant natural gas exporters for the first time. this is a new market for us. we are thriving in this market virtually unlimited supply of natural gas. i would hope to seriously consider the impact of this young new tremendous industry with tremendous potential as we finance a competitor on a large scale project in mozambique. >> senator reid. >> thank you chairman read. that has a nice ring to it. [laughter] the topic that has been approached we are in a major international competition with the chinese. i was in djibouti and there were significant investments with a natural military post and what we have to come up with is xm bank has an overall strategy to help us companies compete not only in china but around the globe in your comments would be appreciated. >> absolutely i've already had detailed conversations with my colleagues in the administration with ambassador light heiser and wilbur ross and

by gains in the defense and service contracts about 1600000 people are facing food insecurity in mozambique after 2 cyclon struck earlier this year cycle only dian cycling kenneth just 6 weeks apart flattening cities and villages and killing hundreds of people die also caused widespread flooding washing away thousands of hectares of crops weeks before harvest thousands of children are malnourished experts warn the situation could get worse from october mozambique world food program emergency coordinator peter lucas says the organization is trying to help people get back on their feet. they're helping them clear land and pay them with food helping them doing small irrigation canals we're helping them to to basically have planted nurseries do some programs in terms of forestation things which will develop long term resilience and there is where people of settling down . are ugandan popstar and opposition politician bobby wine as launched his presidential bid for the 2021 election wine is called uganda's president yoweri museveni a dictator and challenge him to a free and fair election he's be

secretary general says the world hasn't done enough to help mozambique after 2 successive cyclons killed hundreds of people and turn your terrors as appealed for more agents support for months on from cyclons in die and callous he says it's clear these disasters are caused by climate change which mozambique doesn't contribute to the storms of flattened cities and villages leaving more than a 1000000 people homeless. a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi has killed at least 4 people and wounded dozens the blast targeted the funeral of the special forces commander of the world cliff i have to the head of special forces attended the funeral that wasn't hat how correspondent mark went up and why he has more from . the symmetry is very close to the headquarters of the special forces unit which are under the control of the warlord. have to understand that this was a funeral held for a former commander of the special forces units and he would get under the former regime of moammar gadhafi but in that symmetry there were the military units including the special forces individuals includin

you're financing at exim, i think the export of parts and equipment to places like mozambique that are building lng plants that compete with ours. how does that help america? >> our mission at exim is u.s. jobs. we're not allowed to discriminate on applications that come in to us. so if an application comes in for u.s. workers to create u.s. equipment to be exported to a foreign country, we judge that on that application's merits. we also have some economic tests that we do. i announced in my testimony that we're going to be taking a hard look at additionality and economic impact, those tests. i hear you loud and clear. i want to support every job that we can support in this country. >> okay. i believe you do. >> between fiscal year '15 and '17, exim pretty much came to a halt, did it not? >> for everything except under $10 million. >> you didn't have a quorum. do you think the exim bank is essential to america's export system? >> i do, sir. i know -- again, it's a new day for me and i want to work to transform the agency. over the past few years we now have $40 billion in applications

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about 1600000 people are facing food insecurity in mozambique the 2 cyclon struck early this year cycle. on kenneth it just weeks apart flattening cities and villages and killing hundreds santa anita also caused widespread flooding washing away thousands of hectares of crops weeks before harvest thousands of children among nourished experts one of situations expected to get worse from october of mozambique world food program emergency coordinator peter agre good says the organizations trying to help people get back on their feet. they're helping them. and pay them with food we're helping them doing small irrigation. we're helping them to basically have planted nurseries programs and forestation things which will double up long term resilience in the areas where people. now living on the slopes of the most active volcano in the leisure has its dangers 275 people were killed when mount merapi erupted 9 years ago but since then survivors have returned to their villages and farms. reports some of new ways to make a living. when the weekend arrives so do the tourists hundreds of them by the

in mozambique the state that you have to so you don't write it's how people call we think they do role. as a journalist i often talk about these topics and that binds me to my fellow countrymen and i like to start my day by checking all to all those jokes finding out what people are talking about what is moving them. my father taught me how to ask and confront the book questions about my country and about to book that describes i keep going to this day my name is now these 2 for and i work at. it read a book but. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the struggle to really have been attained fighters from one of the world's most violent militant groups al-shabaab have terrorized east africa for many years killing many innocent people but some have turned their back on the minutes and group and somalia is offering them a chance to rejoin society. both exclusive into some form of innocence trying to come to terms with their violent paused. and for god may in their suv 10 years ago was not able to look after himself because all is bipolar disorder.

rats trained here have cleared over 900 football fields worth of heavily mined land in neighboring mozambique that is just the sea ice for when i benefit from q which is making a significant impact the natural fit for the bird to show you the office. as they've done so well at sniffing out mines the rats exceptional noses and now being put to work on one of africa's deadliest diseases so you just might and i'm launching the training these rats to smell is really in the history hypocrite that's merely to detect some day it is so it's a something new every week sputum samples from 17 tb centers are sterilized for safety then screened at the paper's lab which is the 1st in the world to use rats to diagnose disease so these are real actual tuberculosis skeets and samples from local hospitals yeah this source with some sound is called elected from suspected to be patients and all the samples have already been tested in hospital but outdated methods mean many tb cases a mess those that have been confirmed are left in to test the rats accuracy but only one technician in the room knows which is which

they're working in haiti, napal, indonesia, and mozambique. >>> the bottle cap challenge continues. >is someone going to throw the hamster at it? >> no, of course not. everyone is getting in on it including the hamster. >> so he's going to do a slow motion kick? >> we put a pellet on the cap. he does it in his own way. he can get the cap off. you're supposed to eat the pellet. >> i must have seen a dozen different versions now. everyone is finding their own way to do it. >> have you seen it this way? ready, steady, boom. after several failed attempts. >> that's interesting. but i have seen a couple guys from the states do this, but they clipped the bottle cap and spun off. this guy went full dirty harry on it. >> he said, i got tired of it and decided to shoot it. he also said you shouldn't try this at home. >> this is sort of the russian hacked version. >> maybe. >> i've never seen that before. >> a young raccoon is a bit caught up. >> oh, oh the no. >> see the rescue mission to reunite the little guy with mama. >>> and marco has trouble finding something at the store. >> i don't wor

in mozambique we say that you at last so you don't write it's how people call me a daily. as a journalist i often talk about this focus and that by the left flipper from the. actors ballet a chicken doll to all those jokes finding out what people are talking about what is more than them. my father taught me how to ask uncomfortable questions about my country and. that is what i keep doing to dissipate my knees to the sofa and i were at the deputy. the u.k. has one of serious consequences after iran so used to british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz germany and france demand iran release the captured ship immediately bitterly in says the seizure of the steamer imperial is a dangerous escalation in the gulf region iran's revolutionary guard says the ship has been taken to an iranian port. germany has been paying tribute to the man behind the most famous plot to kill at all fittler the conspirators were executed for the assassination attempt at a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary chancellor angela merkel praised klaus fun stuff and barack and his fellow conspirators wh

in mozambique we say that you have to laugh so you don't write it's how people call me dating people. as a journalist i still talk about the stock picks and that binds me to less helpful to them i like to start my day by checking all to all those jobs finding out what people are talking about what is moving them. my father taught me how to ask in the 1st the book questions about my country and about books that this was so i could be doing to this date my name's gabby suv and i work at. the forest areas because winter to be such is cleared in from the lower consumerism is causing a radical depletion of just. plain for 25. for a massive plague forests and money. the tragic reality behind. the explosion. starts july 24th 2 double. play as. plane . this is d.w. news live from the 1st. words for europe on its duty to care for refugees the united nations tells brussels it needs to do more to stop iran's from talent in the mediterranean and un wants the e.u. to resume the breast emissions of c e despite resistance from some member states also coming up new zealand.

the dissemination system and the way of getting the word to the public and the warning systems in mozambique are not as sophisticated as they are in india because india has a lot of experience with tropical cyclones having dealt with them repeatedly over the years, and they've learned from experience. they've had, you know, they've seen absolute devastation, hundreds of thousands of people die, and so they've put in place warning systems and evacuation plans to get people away from the coast. it's interesting though, i was want to make -- i just want to make one point. for hurricanes, obviously, having a lot of lead time, it's the incredibly valued, and our threat forecasts have gotten so much better compared to where they were in the 1970s and 1980s. we can really pinpoint the track of a hurricane within 24-48 hours with a good deal of specificity now especially compared to where we were. but what's interesting, with tornadoes there's been research which has shown with tornadoes we give people too much lead time, they actually can make worse decisions. so maybe the sweet spot for tornadoes

about 1600000 people are facing food insecurity in mozambique the 2 cyclon struck early this year. kenneth just 6 weeks apart flattening cities and villages and killing. hundreds. cause widespread flooding washing away thousands of hectares of crops just weeks before harvest experts warn the situation could get worse from october peter agre guesses from the world food programme in mozambique he says they're trying to help people get back on their feet. are helping them. and pay them with food we're helping them doing small irrigation. we're helping them to basically have plant nurseries do some programs in terms of forestation things which will develop long term resilience in the areas where people are settling down belgium and the netherlands recorded their highest ever temperatures on wednesday and america is expected to rise even further parts of france but also see temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius on thursday along with germany luxembourg and switzerland europe is sweltering in its 2nd heat wave of the summer. living on the slopes of the most active volcano in the nati

majority of the most living in deep religious in south africa and in neighboring countries like mozambique to see to in swaziland where they really don't have access to medical facilities to screen and examined him so we don't know the status of the vast majority of formal mineworkers up there and step one is rolling out. a program to get medical facilities to them for chicks it just it strays learn french and tastes and generally physical exams. to a 6 whether or not they are suffering from lung disease and qualified to be compensated there's optimism in the kurdish region of northern iraq that the economy is improving 5 years after the defeat of i feel since the formation of a new government before and many people are hoping from a positive that's going to reports from at all. when we 1st met the hussein is my family last year they were worrying about how they would pay their bills each month after their salaries were slashed the hard work for the government and bacall teaches the government owes them even more money $15000.00 in unpaid wages but at least now they're getting paid their f

in mozambique, tanzania, zambia the government run hunting reserves have been poorly managed. currently, as many as one half of the hunting blocks in these countries remain unclaimed with the risk that the land will be removed from the wildlife estate if there is no alternative to support hunting in these areas area the overarching challenge of sport hunting is a tool for conservation is the lack of real and sustainable revenue. the cost of effective lion andervation are between one 2000 dollars per square kilometer per year where is trophy fees or liens are less than $25,000 per animal. the hunter only pays it is hard to successful. leastia needs to raise at 300 to $600 million per year in hunting revenues that goes to the government to cover the operation costs of conserving their hunting blocks. yet fewer than 100 liens are harvested every year and the overall shortfall of hunting revenues between one quarter and one half $1 billion every year. mostees for all of the important trophy species like lions and buffaloes should be significantly increased perhaps by sixfold to co

is what russia is doing in africa it has oil and gas deals with algeria egypt ghana nigeria and mozambique it has nuclear deals in place with rwanda zambia and south africa although that is in limbo while it is a big supplier of arms to egypt algeria sudan and angola moscow is increasing support across the continent that's not a comprehensive list by any means but let's get more on russia's interest in africa now joining me from london is charles robinson chief global economist and head of macro strachey at russian investment bank when they saw capital thanks very much for being with us so let me ask you 1st of all then how is russia's relationship with africa changing under putin and what's the most important aspect of it is a political economic or military influence. well i think there's a little bit of all 3 but you take the 1st 510 years and of putin's rule in russia very little focus on africa very little interest what seems to have shifted is with the sanctions getting imposed by the u.s. and the e.u. in 201415 we've then seen russia decide that it needs to build links around the wor

plate and assortment of different dishes found in eateries and in homes across the continent like mozambique and fried fish have a moroccan red cabbage salad or falafel with peanut sauce. his formal out and the. the owners from nigeria and he says ingredient from a fire is no way you know soul it's a melting pot indeed and someone like me would take this thing very serious we've been in the open for so long i'm looking then there to see what you can do with this potential without also keeping a provincial like i'm not looking for it and the general outcome i'm looking for the negative impact experience that kind of pent up complete if you watch. even under apartheid you feel was a place of great diversity with many artists and political activists living here it became something of a liberated zone black or white people would meet and listen to music together in defiance of segregation laws now 25 years after the end of apartheid sons a wants to keep that liberal spirit alive. has made a name for himself thanks to his cleaner east killed celebrities such as borno and trevor nor are sometimes

the perception is still the same all those things that show us that i'm from the sotu i'm from mozambique i'm from this particular country you know why you need to do that so that everywhere you go you're able to prove yourselves as to who you are but now we have different forms of pressures that of forcing people out of their homes economic migration is one of them climate change is another one so what do we say to those people you're not welcome in south africa no no no no not at all was saying people need to come to south africa legally there's nobody who can go to any other country illegally that isn't everyone who's coming here in the counter or calling our must be to commend that because you cannot come and in actual fact i'm saying if you are coming here and we find you roaming around and you don't have any legal document to be here you must have deported to our country what do you have to do how do you feel about that most of our leaders and most of our community members they talk about people being documented people to access people to access asylum seeker status or if you status

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about 1600000 people are facing food insecurity in mozambique after 2 cyclon struck earlier this year. and kenneth hits just 6 weeks apart flattening cities and villages and killing hundreds and also cause widespread flooding washing away thousands of hectares of crops weeks before harvest thousands of children are malnourished and experts are warning the situation is expected to deteriorate further from october while food program is trying to help people get back on their fate. are helping them clear a land and pay them with food we're helping them doing small irrigation canals we're helping them to to basically have planted nurseries do some programs in terms of folks forestation build things which will develop long term resilience in the areas where people are settling down. boeing has announced its largest course of the loss on record following the grounding of its 737 max aircraft lost $3000000000.00 in its 2nd quarter and sales fell by more than a 3rd 737 fleet was grounded in march after 2 fatal crashes in the space of 5 months killed 346 people a problem with software caused t

about 6000000 or 1600000 people are facing food insecurity in mozambique after 2 cyclon struck earlier this year cycle only day and cycle in kennett hit just 6 weeks apart flattening cities and villages and killing hundreds it die also caused widespread flooding washing away thousands of hectares of crops weeks before harvest thousands of children are malnourished experts are warning the situation could get worse from october most m.b. world food program emergency coordinator peter rodriguez says the organizations trying to help people get back on their feet are helping them clear a land and pay them with food we're helping them doing small irrigation. we're helping them to to basically have planted nurseries do some programs in terms of forestation things which will develop long term resilience in the areas where people are settling down for the speaker puerto rico's house of representatives says it started impeachment proceedings against governor ricardo rosello he's been on the mounting pressure to step down after nearly 2 weeks of mass protests demonstrators have been calling for h

majority of the most living in deep religious in south africa and in neighboring countries like mozambique pursued to in swaziland where they really don't have access to medical facilities to screen and examine them so we don't know the status of the vast majority of former mine workers up there and step one is rolling out. a program to get medical facilities to them for chicks it just extras learn from and generally physical exams. to a 6 whether or not they are suffering from lung disease and qualified to be compensated a decision by india's top cold could allow millions of home what has access to government benefits the supremes call rule that a garment family by pensions to women who worked from home in the 1990 s. willing to affect millions of women not given employee status the government garment industry employs more than 12000000 people in factories but many more work from home home work has received minimal or no benefits from employees and have virtually no way of challenging unfair conditions. at least 6 people have died in earthquakes in the philippines and northern islands 2 q

the majority of them a living in deep religious in south africa and in neighboring countries like mozambique pursued to in swaziland where they really don't have access to medical facilities to screen and examined him so we don't know the status of the vast majority of formal mind work is up there and step one is rolling out. a program to get medical facilities to them for chicks it just extras learn french and tastes and generally physical exams and to a 6 whether or not they are suffering from lung disease and qualified to be compensated now the rising cost of prescription drugs is forcing many americans in need of long term treatment to cross the border into canada to buy medicines or it's much cheaper of those travelling in the so-called insulin caravans are hoping the draw attention to their financial burden. correspondent daniel like followed one of them. activist quinn nystrom shares the good news with fellow u.s. diabetics a drug that they need to survive is available at the local wal-mart store for less than a 10th of what they pay in the united states their caravan crossed 3 u.s. s

in mozambique we say that you have to laugh so you don't write it's how people call me daily. as a journalist i often talk about these folks in baghdad for less eloquently than i have to staff my day by checking balance of all those jokes finding out what people have talking about what is moving that. my father taught me how to ask uncomfortable questions about my country and about to book that is what i keep doing to state my name's fadi school and i work at. now has it been the stock. is facing extinction. you could say that hope itself is in danger. because the company says uniting to create. a possibility. not only animals could be said. to. the lion's share. of the conservation. this is g.w. news from berlin tonight an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo the world health organization declared international emergency the w h o's chief says it's time for the world to take notice after the disease spreading to the country's borders will ask the w.h.o. what its emergency measures are and will ask are they enough also coming up after months of conflict sudan's m

wants to take a holiday in this country they'll most likely by want to dubai and not necessarily in mozambique yeah do we have value on our own environments resources people. i would say yes and no it really depends on the context one of the things that is is an impediment treaty in terms of africans uniting his language half of africa and africa africa francophone speaking they speak a different language from us and so you almost imagine that half of the continent you can communicate with great and then the rest of the continent what brings us together what binds us together and i don't think that they nothing's that bind us together as africans so apart from trade apart from my husband. and brother exactly i think the only thing is music so how can we actually be able to bridge those gaps between different countries and bring these conscience together and i think that's why. the africans were making music for the continent actually doing a really good job of creating sounds and creating movements and bring africans together ok but do you feel that music is already doing this are you feeling

majority of them a living in deep rooted live in south africa and in neighboring countries like mozambique you see too in swaziland where they really don't have access to medical facilities to screen and examine him. we don't know the status of the vast majority of full mind work is up there and step one is rolling out. a program to get medical facilities to them for chase it just a strange land function tests and generally physical exams. receipts whether or not they are suffering from lung disease and qualified to be compensated and that in itself is. enormously challenging will this force mining companies to change working conditions going forward. well i think i think civil accountability is a strong incentive to enjoy is to take action you know i think apu or report of health and safety relates very much to the culture of impunity that was here for 100 years and which was related to. the racial system of government we had during the apartheid era. civil accountability is a big step forward and it means there are consequences and and to that extent on hopeful that that that it changes