it's to kenya's capital nairobi now where a young graffitti artist is using his skill to brighten the parts of his neighborhood and the safe spaces for the youths. it's a graffiti jam a meetup of street artists from around town one of nairobi's low income neighborhoods 1. 22 year old organized a meetup and it has a teen safe spaces for the youth. of today will be painting these walls will be bringing their trucks and their trucks but in reading they'll be basically talking to their community about train mumbled for the rains. that are happening to have it and give them our voice to speak out. crime police brutality those other problems here but a social center run by former gang members has been trying to change the neighborhoods image that's why they approach the artists. at night in its place used to be back with a sleepless night they're actually in the late was not functioning because people used to be there was a problem here so. if it was fixed. recording me to draw that out so that i can make the place look great in. nairobi scruffy scene hasn't always been this vibrant was mea

well, i mean, having been raised in nairobi, nairobi is this cultural melting pot, you know, and so whenrowing up, you turn on the radio and you could hear anything from sort of quasi— traditional stuff to the jackson five, you know? and so i grew up sort of listening to all these different sounds, but kind of leaning towards what was coming from the west. and so when i showed up in america, they said to us, look, if we wa nted america, they said to us, look, if we wanted to hear boys to men, we would go and see boys to men, so play us canyon song. and i wasn't sure what that meant, so i came back home to sort of immerse myself and hang out with a couple of kenyan musicians and find out exactly what it meant. and i am just musicians and find out exactly what it meant. and i amjust wondering also, i mean, leaving aside the kenyan—ness, the african nurse of your sound, i wonder how much you are influenced by one of the great african musicians of your childhood and earlier years, and of course he combined music with incredible bravery, activism. he was arrested dozens bravery, activism. he

union street art is visible around the globe from kurdistan to the suburbs of paris to nairobi. don't know how long their art will stay up and that's not the point the street art isn't made to be permanent but using the photos they take union and xenon paste their murals together digitally creating one long mural they call it the infinite peace walls. and that's all for this edition and check out planet lens on our website at d.w. dot com slash climate then what are on facebook at the culture is also more about cultural events around the world thanks for watching and join us again at same song tomorrow by. kickoff. to find not a easy ending with a little skill our one last match to school to saeed to say good bye. names celebrates. by music of a champion. take. 30 minutes don't you. sometime in the 26th. my great granddaughter. move the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. the one i was there were people you will share the planet with. your world be around to decrease my. mood never to believe sea levels rise by at least one during the central plains move go

another stop on their 3 month africa tour the kenyan capital nairobi here they meet the artist. whose work will provide motifs and stories for their next meal. european or african these artists are happy to take inspiration from each other. it's not the it's not the exam that my grandparents and my parents left me i pick and choose what's good in different cultures so for me if something coming from europe is great big it up is going to become a cult if something coming from my land is great i'll pick it up. take it out. the godown arts center in nairobi is the location for their next mural the kind of spray paint the artists used back in europe is hard to come by here so they use paint out of the bucket. also to own the stuff that he she might be positive and. actually the biggest challenge is always finding the right well i don't do illegal graffiti anymore not that it would be so easy to do something this big illegally anyway i mean given what that means is that you always need to get some kind of permission kind in nairobi for instance you can't paint any living public figur

uli on street art is visible around the globe from kurdistan to the suburbs of paris to nairobi. don't know how long their art will stay up and that's not the point street art isn't made to be permanent but using the photos they take union and zena paste their murals together digitally creating one long mural they call it the infinite peace walls. and that's all for this edition and check out planet then on our website at d.w. dot com slash climate or on facebook at the culture is also more about cultural events around the world that said thanks for watching and join us again at same time tomorrow. african. influence when it comes to young people. and metromix the european and russian and nobody can. go to that. young adults of a sound looking hard for the european idea. of this liking hard against it. europe's young people of europe seem chests close up a 30 minute w. . the final burgling global terms guide for germany's booming trouble i love berlin. 15 a shows 50 stories and 15 very personal to berlin's very best features. book now planet berlin our girl max series starts may

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and also our own and it also allowed the young people not just within the nairobi which is the capital but also outside of the capital to find a way to express themselves so when i think of being out living on the hole that he has left it's carriage. just go out and do you what those words will leave it there. the africa thank you. and that's we will leave it for today as always you can catch all our news stories on our website and facebook page i'm on twitter at 7 always keen to hear what you think about the stories that we cover and perhaps even the stories that we should be covering. i'm not laughing at the germans because somebody found but they said nothing with the. i think deep into german culture. nudity we take that as grandma day oh do you suppose it's cold out there i'm rachel join me for me to get the bungee jumping course. league idea what's become of it and what he would look like tomorrow. gets ready for an in-depth look at european elections. the key issues for european voters and give him a much of the rest of the. expert discussions comprehensive reports voters choose

all right joy to read their reporting from nairobi thank you so much. in other news now and the u.s. china trade route is taking on new proportions stocks in both asia and the u.s. took a beating today as washington and beijing raised the stakes entering a new face off tit for tat terrorists u.s. president denied that he was consumers would pay for higher tariffs on chinese imports and he wants china not to follow suit but beijing said it would not swallow any bitter fruit that harmed its interests. china's response to washington's lightest tariffs was as swift as it was predictable beijing says it will impose additional tariffs of 20 to 25 percent on $60000000000.00 worth of us imports. raising tariffs will not solve any problems but china will never surrender to external pressure we have the determination and the ability to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests. more than $5000.00 u.s. products including american airplane parts and liquefied natural gas are among exports to be hit by the new tariffs from the beginning of next month washington

and signed than done it seems now for more let's cross over to joy during barrow who joins us in nairobi joya good to see you so this big african continent free trade area kicked off today what's changed. well we can say for sure that things have changed as of to date because what we're seeing is that they're just about 27 african countries that are now allowing fellow african citizens to fly into their countries these are pre but that said i think for the african continent since the 15th century what we have seen we've traded on the african continent is that it has been directed outside of the continent and so the africa continent of free trade area coming into force today is actually meant to redirect that trend bucks into africa so we can be able to treat freely amongst ourselves in the african continent if you look at what countries are exporting outside of the continent kenya for example exported goods to the united states what $500000000.00 in just a single year the same country that is kenya exported goods worth $1000000000.00 to europe but if you compare that to what explorers to

nairobi thank you joy thanks for having me. let's go back to mali we're cities are actually swelling right now from the country's high birth rates and a desperate search for work fifty years ago the capital bamako had just two hundred twenty thousand residents now there are two point four million construction projects are booming and so is the very grueling work of sand diving. day in day out men dive to the bottom of the niger river filling bucket after bucket was sent to. the construction boom in nearby bhaumik oh has created a flourishing sandridge an industry here on the banks of the niger and with it employment for thousands because one of the toughest jobs is digging. well but i'm going to move a little bit to the young diggers diet as far as six meters and stay under water for up to four minutes filling a bucket with sand or that's in the dry season in the rainy season they dive to depths of fifteen meters and stay underwater for eight minutes. to get all my g.p. . everything here is done manually. most of the boats are

in to the award winning kenyan author and gay rights activist being a white knight who has died in nairobi after an illness he was just for always use the word africa or darkness or safari in your title with the opening words of his seminal essay how to write about africa but another of his works was a groundbreaking for the kenyan. i am a homosexual mom was the upfront title of binyavanga why name is bombshell short story in 2014 wynonna wrote the tale for his late mother as he mentioned last chapter to his 2011 memoirs while that's accounted fail to mention the sexuality he's coming out pulled no punches. so i just come in i came up because i'm not like you know people have dignity all people have dignity there's nobody. in the spirit there's nobody who's a beast of them anymore right now i'm quite frightened somebody saying you're not in your house you could ever you want to see it right but don't come with stones and sticks and loss ray wynonna was already one of kenya's most renowned writers when he won the caine prize for african writing in 2002 the award propelled him to world promi

time to board the mombasa nairobi standard gauge railway or s.g.r. kenya's most expensive infrastructure project the distance between kenya's capital nairobi and the port city mumbai just under five hundred kilometers and two years ago in twenty seventeen this journey that we're on would have taken up to ten hours in fact some passengers on the train say that up to twenty four hours have been spent trying to bridge that gap between these two cities. for business to make it to town. very fast and business goes on right a fast. phase two is bound to happen which means of the standard gauge will be will be running across the country of kenya and eventually leading up to a regional partners uganda and eventually south sudan opening up the region to trade and movement of persons on the route it will also be just freight transport for example dealers usually have their new and used cars brought from by truck it's hoped that the new rail option will help lower prices for car buyers and make it more secure to move because you look great on term would prove a

the activist we did in nairobi thank you thank you. eritrea is celebrating 28 years off nationhood today the east african country gained its independence off to a 30 year long war with forces from neighboring ethiopia and that ended in 1901 but the 2 sides only signed a peace deal last year peace all too often eritrea the chance to rebuild but human rights watch says the record remains one of the worst in the world. now eritrea is a one party state and it's only had one president who's ruled the country since independence in 1903 is say as of wiki is a form of freedom fighter he presents himself as a modest man but stands accused of severe human rights violations his country has never held elections has no constitution no official budget and 0 chris wheaton's eritrea is also one of the world's poorest countries and every citizen is compelled to do a form of national service for a minimum wage and sometimes for you is. the best and a brutal government all the reasons that a 5th of all eritrean citizens live abroad that means the small c

time to board the mombasa nairobi standard gauge railway or s.g.r. kenya's most expensive infrastructure project the distance between kenya's capital nairobi and the port city mumbai just under five hundred kilometers and two years ago in twenty seventeen this journey that we're on would have taken up to ten hours in fact some passengers on the train say that up to twenty four hours have been spent trying to bridge that gap between these two cities. will be able to make it to town. very fast and business goes on rate of first. phase two is bound to happen which means that the standard gauge will be will be running across the country of kenya and eventually leading up to a regional partners uganda and eventually south sudan opening up the region to trade and movement of persons on the route it will also based freight transport for example dealers usually have their new and used cars brought from by truck it's hoped that the new rail option will help lower prices for car buyers and make it more secure to move because the. term will be improved a lot. b

she joins me now from nairobi welcome to d.w. africa we were you a present in that courtroom just your reaction to the decision today. ok hello christine. i'll creative's disappointed about the decision that was made today in the courtroom. the hearing we're having was about basically security as well g p t q you know community and in our society. we live under constant threat if not actual violence over there and and there are cultural ng if it went away would have been able to give us some sense of security in that it would have invalidated attacks on our parts and carried out in the belief that we are somehow wrong and. contrary to the law of man and of nature. so the fact that you didn't go our way was incredibly disappointing incredibly discouraging and. something i really didn't hope to see right. now we are what does this mean for the l.g.b. see community in kenya and perhaps address the issue of homophobia in the country. it's not just something that needs to be tackled from a legal perspective is it but in broad society

another chance for china to actually get ahead joy thank you very much nice talking to you again in nairobi for us. or country's influence on another becomes clear when you pick up a school curriculum you get and kids can now learn mandarin china is africa's biggest trading partner and the rush to invest is only picking up speed. forget french or german for these kids chinese is the foreign language to learn. the funds for the teaching materials and training are provided by the chinese government while the language may be hard to master many of the kids believe their efforts will pay off in narrative new lives. because in here jay can get to see a good gives. underpinning the interest in chinese is beijing's ever growing economic influence some 20 percent of ugandan imports now come from china and chinese immigrants selling their wares on the streets are not an uncommon sight as chinese becomes ever more important other languages and cultures are taking more of a background role you will see people who are growing now want to know what the germans the 3040 s. and who in this country for exa

george or bring beer about consumers caught in the crossfire she joins us from the kenyan capital nairobi just how popular way hence it's in africa well ben you've got a great goal by a small poll that i ran on my social media handle it appears that whiny every 5. devices are actually one way devices and that includes well phones as well as let's so it does command quite a huge number of consumption when it comes to the pasha's of these devices and that actually should tell how worried people are that they might not get these athletes who might even have access to the under itself command and we're not just talking about the effects here on consumers our weight we're talking about effects from these restrictions on other industries and sectors in kenya romley. that's right above and beyond the fact that they might not have access to the g. mail and applications like you tube we're also seeing that well wait has been a number of telco companies in china like the biggest company that insofar quote that it is not yet clear how much of their software ease tied to google or android in this cas

access to public services but others think the move could be risky catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. this kenyans are registering for a new digital identification card called who duma but all citizens and residents will be expected to hold a can government calls it a single source of truth it will contain details about people's physical characteristics combined with other data it's costing taxpayers about how for a $1000000000.00 and everyone above the age of 6 will be expected to have one official say it will make it easier for people to access public services and will protect national security we don't want to force you to register but just not enough but you're going to see study says you need to get the services that is much more facilitated and faster kenyon's hold of variety of identification documents all with different numbers from a national id passport bad to defeat to a driving license and so one government official say the who do more number will consolidate all in one digital platform some kenyans see this as a good and progressive step but human rights campaigners are

the amount of oversights involved so in the 1st in our series on biometrics catherine reports from nairobi on how a new id card is dividing opinion in. this canyons are registering for a new digital identification card called who do that all citizens and residents will be expected to hold can government calls it a single source of truth it will contain details about people's physical characteristics combined with other data it's costing taxpayers about how for $1000000000.00 and everyone above the age of 6 will be expected to have one official say it will make it easier for people to access public services and we'll protect national security we don't want you to register but just not enough but if you're going to seek sadnesses you need to get the services that is much more than 1st kenyans hold of variety of identification documents all with different numbers from a national id passport. to a driving license and so on government officials say the who do money number will consolidate all those in one digital platform some kenyans see this as a good and progressive step but human rights cam

seen a lot of investment pile into certain and not necessarily countries but certain cities, like nairobis competitive and becomes overly saturated. i have seen it in south africa, real estate is grossly saturated, too much of this, too much retail. you start seeing happening in these areas, which is u nfortu nate happening in these areas, which is unfortunate because ultimately, these countries need development. 0ften these countries need development. often the second—tier cities are forgotten and that is where we position ourselves. when we do retail, we do commercial retail, we do it focusing on the second tier mass market shopping. that you are able to bring 4.5 million people that would generally travel eight hours to get into the main cities of less sa ko, hours to get into the main cities of less sako, nairobi, it is about bringing real estate and the ability to service that market. china has been investing for many years but even more so in the future with the belt and road initiative, give us your thoughts. is that an investment that africa should have welcomed? your thoughts. is

esther has arrived in nairobi and found a job esther has arrived in nairobi and found ajob in estherorks from dawn till dusk for very little pay. the factors that brought esther to this city mean she will not be the last young woman to make this journey. severe storms, tornadoes and flash floods have hit southern and central parts of the united states. in 0klahoma, dozens of people had to be rescued from rising floodwaters, as andy beatt reports. after the storm, the floods. at least 50 people rescued as the country's worst weather since 2012 left homes, farms and roads up to a metre underwater. it's probably about knee deep in our garage, and you go into the house and it comes up to about our ankles. i text brendan. i said, "brendan, i'm going to have to swim into the house." he's like, "what do you mean?" i opened the front door, it was already up to our porch. hardest hit, parts of oklahoma and texas, swamped by 20 centimetres of rain in less than 24 hours. with missouri declaring a state of emergency. touching down across the southern and central states, at least 20 tornadoes. an

amount of oversights involved so in the 1st in our series on biometrics catherine sawyer reports from nairobi on how a new id card is dividing opinion in kenya. this kenyans are registering for a new digital identification card called who do that all citizens and residents will be expected to hold it can government calls it a single source of truth it will contain details about people's physical characteristics combined with other data it's costing taxpayers about how awful $1000000000.00 and everyone above the age of 6 will be expected to have one official say it will make it easier for people to access public services and we'll protect national security we don't want you to do just that but just might. but. you need to get the services that is much more. kenyans hold of identification documents all with different numbers from a national id passport. to a driving license and so on government officials say the who do. all in one digital platform some kenyans see this as a good and progressive step but human rights campaigners are concerned that privacy protection laws could prove dangerous cr

police in kenya have charged several suspects in connection with an attack in nairobi that killed $21.00 people this year many of the accused kenyans involved with the somali based group al-shabaab al jazeera has spoken to other kenyans who returned from somalia who say they were forcefully forcefully recruited into joining the armed group catherine sawyer reports from the coastal town of melinda. a mother's pain this woman whose identity with he didn't want safety says her son disappeared 2 years ago was a casual work was promised a better job eric ruta. the offer was $200.00 a month 4 times more than he was being paid the next time she heard about her son 8 months later he was dead just thought he had been killed in somalia while trying to escape and al shabaab camp we're living through and i bet i knew. i wanted to bury my son but i could not even get his corpse that is what hurts me the most i wanted to report to do police but i have seen how they harassed my neighbor whose son came back she's in a support group of mothers whose children joined the group some of the young women here

alastair leithead, bs, nairobi.nyone who is a fan of home improvement shows, ty pennington will be a familiar face. watching "trading spaces" and "ereme makeover," we saw h building skills put to the test. now he is out with a new book,"l e to the extreme," where he talks about attention deficit disorder and how being creative helped him cope. he joined me a short time ago from new york. he talked about his life and some unwanted insects. do you think that having this disorder has helped or hindered your career? ty: well, that is a good question. it is a two-sided coin. i definitely would note where i am at today success-wise without it, but at the same point, things could have gone completely in a different directn as well. i would definitely say it is a challenge in the sse that anybody who has adhd knows that here is what the mind is like, trying to play a ping-pong game, trying to get the ball over the net while reciting the alphabet backwards. your mind canno even get to thei h letter because it is so overwhelm

al-jazeera kenyan police have charged several suspects in connection with january's attack in nairobi in which 21 people were killed most of the accused kenyans who joined the somali based armed group al-shabaab al-jazeera has been speaking to other kenyans who've returned from somalia and say they were forcefully recruited and used as frontline fighters and sex slaves catherine story reports now from 1000000 the. a mother's pain this woman whose identity with he didn't want safety says her son disappeared 2 years ago was a casual work was promised a better job eric ruta. the offer was $200.00 a month 4 times more than he was being paid the next time she heard about her son 8 months later he was dead just thought he had been killed in somalia while trying to escape and al shabaab comp that i knew. i wanted to bury my son but i could not even get his corpse that is what hurts me the most i wanted to report to their police but i have seen how they harassed my neighbor whose son came back she's in a support group of mothers whose children joined the group some of the young women here hav

somalia's armed group al-shabaab in january that left 21 people dead at a hotel complex in the capital nairobi some security experts say having data on one platform will make it easier and quicker for security forces to identify people who pose a threat to doing this dito together is going to help the management of human resource in our country some rights groups try to block the scheme in court although judges rejected that they did drew the system should be falloon terry and not lynch to access to public services the state was also bad from gathering people stand me and from sharing information it collects with other organizations but activists say that's not enough and only real bastard those can protect people living in kenya from their past the information being misused catherine sorry al-jazeera nairobi and on sunday will be looking at concerns raised in india where the world's largest biometric system has captured the personal details of more than a 1000000000 people you can see that report here on al-jazeera on sunday. or it's tasty and nutritious and is being tells it is the next supe

somalia's armed group al shabaab in january that left 21 people dead at a hotel complex in the capital nairobi some security experts say having data on one platform will make it easier and quicker for security forces to identify people who pose a threat ditto together is going to help the management of human resource in our country some rights groups try to block the scheme in court although judges rejected that they do drew the system should be falloon terry and not limited to access to public services the state was also bad from gathering people stand me and from sharing information it collects with other organizations but activists say that's not enough and bastos can protect people living in kenya from their past the information being misused catherine sorry al jazeera nairobi. hello again i'm. reminded of the news this hour the white house has moved to bypass congress to sell billions of dollars in arms to allies in the middle east the us secretary of state says it's to deter a rainy and aggression and president trump has announced he'll send an additional $1500.00 u.s. troops to the regi