what radio nama is. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace be upon you, or abu abdullah, i offer my condolences. dear dr. madghaq and all good and friendly viewers of khabar network. well, since a long time, the radio has been discussing the addition of image to sound, well, except for the demands of its audience it means to see what is going on behind this magic box , who is running this program, what is his personality, maybe we have phones, letters and so on. no matter how much technology has advanced, sms will later have different opinions on websites and applications to see what's going on behind the scenes of the radio and additional information that the program makers and managers of a radio station want to provide to their audience, as they say . well, it was necessary for us to add other information to the sound. the digital receiver platform gave us the possibility to create a media in 2015, which may be called radio video picture or radio with photos is known in the

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it is estimated that 3 quarters of the herrera and half of the nama people were wiped out. it took an entire century for a german politician to even recognize it happened. i asked you to give us our trespass. precipices and our guilt. but the german government of the time, back peddled, saying the minister had spoken as a private pass and herero nama groups, have consistently demanded an official apology and financial reparations from the german government. for what historians consider the 20th century is 1st genocide. germany has insisted on negotiating a reconciliation deal with the namibian government, not the victims descendant germany is just beginning to reckon with its colonial pass. this reconciliation deal is one step in that direction. and for more to join by our political correspondent in man was, shows him a german officials have been negotiating with namibia and the herrera and nama peoples for years. how did they finally reached this deal? while the time the german government has actually neglect isn't? and then the median government, instead of negotiating di

squadrons and one on the air corps squadron admitted to having to camp nama on god and transport duties one british servicemen recalls seeing a man having his prosthetic leg being pulled off and being beaten about the head with it before being thrown onto a truck others described prisoners held in cells the size of dog kennels reportedly called hotel california by u.s. army personnel allegations include detainees being routinely hooded and subjected to electric shocks the story of the secret camp nama prison is a watershed moment for britain's involvement in the alleged abuses in iraq this time it's not just alleged victims talking about their war deals it's former soldiers talking about what they saw the problem is the people sitting in here in britain's ministry of defense don't want to hear it and those form a sub this men that have openly tried to blow the whistle on what took place at camp nama have been gagged i do have an intimate knowledge of the activities of the charset force that i mentioned in the recent report but unfortunately due to a high court injunction it was taken ou

the legendary nama chief hendrik with boy wrote to chief samuel. i learned of the acumen yourself in teaching and protection. this dry land is only known by 2 names and our land and family. and ease and autonomy. no other captain leader has any right to force his way home. but you do you captain you have no accept an unethical and heavy handed over to a human supremacy for protection. but my dear captain. do you realize what you have done that will be to you like this which the jackal carried on his back in which burned him nearly to death. the jackal with the sun on his back the traditional namibian fable as a warning against false friends. boy kept a diary and wrote many letters in afrikaans language that was widely used in southern africa at the time today these documents are on the you know world heritage list. hero of the anti colonial resistance portrait adorns the namibian currency. when hendrik record and chief marrero agreed to make peace german colonial troops should torpor attack the nama community at point cards with the aim of eliminat

and those form a sub is men that have openly tried to blow the whistle on what took place at camp nama have been gagged i do have an intimate knowledge of the activities of the charge force that i mentioned in there in the recent reports but unfortunately a high court injunction was taken out by the ministry of defense in two thousand and i. os he got in touch with the ministry of defense and despite ben's public allegations about what took place at camp nama this is the statement we got. we have carried out searches of our records and this is find no record so far of any complaints made by u.k. service personnel about the treatment of detainees by u.s. personnel in com nama to the chain of command any further evidence of human rights abuse should be passed to the appropriate authorities for investigation camp nama isn't the first time the ministry of defense has had to ward off like his ations of abuse but i think the u.k. government is embarrassed by fighting all efforts to get to the bottom of things all the u.k. government is doing is is holding up the country to charges of a proxy

government is doing is holding up the country to see signs posted around the camp nama prison a set ofproclaimed the warning no blood no foul as long as an interrogator didn't make a prisoner bleed it wouldn't face disciplinary action revelations about the u.k.'s involvement in the tories facility unlikely to raise fresh questions i think it's right that the british public who've got this idealised view about the british army and british soldiers should know the reality of what is being done in iraq these people are criminals they're lies and criminals and you know they should be hounded should be charged until the true nature of fame is brought into the light. r.t. london. although a lot more stories for you online that are to dot com including a senior swedish prosecutor supports the release of classified wiki leaks documents labeling the whole legal process against founder julian assange mess and saying his feared extradition to the u.s. lacks legal ground more details that are to be thought come on that. also an indefinite no fly zone over the oil spill in the u.s. state of arkansa

west africa violently suppressed uprisings by the nama and herrera ethnic groups, and forced them into the, does it tens of thousands of herrera and nama was shot, starved, and tortured to death by german troops. it is estimated that 3 quarters of the herrera and half of the non people were wiped out. it took an entire century for a german politician to even recognize it happened. i asked you to give us our trespass trespasses and our guilt. but the german government is the time back to peddled, saying the minister had spoken as a private pass and herero nama groups, have consistently demanded an official apology, and financial reparations from the german government. for what historians consider the 20th centuries. first genocide, germany has insisted on negotiating a reconciliation deal with the namibian government, not the victims, descendants. germany is just beginning to reckon with colonial pass. this reconciliation deal is one step in that direction. and similar story, and at the university of hamburg, specializing in germany colonial pos professor. how do you evaluate the fact t

>> they will run with nama, they will not change it. nama is up and running for over one year. we want to win back the money for the taxpayer. the most important thing mostnama is that the taxpayer has to be paid back. >> they want to outsource the management of 70% of nama to private asset companies. the problem should be going to the taxpayer. -- the profit should be going to the taxpayer. it is taking the assets that the tax payer deserve. it should not be privatized to private asset management companies who make a profit on that ve. >> the author of nama said this is not what he envisaged. this is a secret society, in fact. the economy will not move until there is an injection of capitalization and we know the register of loans or until there is movement in the property section that is transparent and accountable. that is not there now. >> let's move onto public finances. this is money in their pocket. too many people. you say that you accept the plan in treating the 3% of gdp. you plan to deal with this with 73% spending and 27% taxes. what will those taxes be? >> it will

what impact would that have both for the nama community? uh, domestically and internationally. um the impacted that is what task is to question the whole of the whole course will be a project. the entire portfolio project was a project of d, humanizing. people that are not white to um that that that's what the project was about. and the entire relationship between the global law and the global south is based on the colonial ideas of people. and they are the so, you know, some people being, let's say human beings, but only badly solstice are good enough in order to, to both the live out of the global know. and now the people of the global cells, a saving we will not tolerate this anymore. you will have books, you'll well on our suffering on our dear own. i wouldn't write on i would just position and this needs to change. and so the entire los lobos, so um relationship needs to change and you'll need to repay. and the way that we see the world and the economy and global politics needs to change because it continue to operate on the principles of colonialism. we are living in a ne

and i don't nama and tomato groups. they continue to identify as victims and not descendants of victims because they do feel that the pros that the inherited injustice just continue to make them vixon. however, when it comes to the apology from the german side, i think maybe that's for a lot of his incomes. from people feeling that, well, i wasn't there or i didn't do it and ultimately i think was reparation. the important symbolic nature of it is to really shift the debate, not you know, about punishment or anything. it's about in an inherited responsibility and we cannot start to go further on this. we start to think about the symbolic nature of reparations, of acknowledgment, of knowing our history, knowing the role of what needs inherent. so. so just feel that you're being slapped on a hand and being forced to apologize, but that you actually mean it. ok, let's move other than to mail that because if it's about the indignities a community has experienced and an apology is part of the way there from your understandin

it is estimated that 3 quarters of the herrera and half of the nama people will wiped out herero nama groups, have consistently demanded an official apology, and financial reparations from the german government. for what historians consider the 20th century 1st genocide. now, germany in namibia has negotiated the reconciliation deal as a government level, but even before it was struck some because his descendants rejected that approach. last year, the w news, africa has told me a logical ost one activist here when berlin, what they were asking for apology go condition any relation. our main points, 3 points, which were the money from the german government. because we cannot reconciliate. if somebody gives me apologize, the other thing is that the negotiations between the 2 governments but they are representative of their numbers and behavior was excluded from these negotiations. this makes things difficult. and the w news, africa will be bringing you more on that story as it develops the for more than a decade. backlash, chicago led h a hottest insurgency in ne nigeria, a conflict tha

a. german officials have been negotiating with namibia and the herrera and nama peoples for years. how did they finally reached this deal? while the german government has actually neglect isn't? and then the median government, instead of negotiating directly with the communities impacted, which is one of the aspects we so end up we forward. it has been a long time in the making more than 5 years. 6 years of negotiations. and these highly symbolic gesture, today with foreign minister, high command saying that germany acknowledge the genocide and we refer to such as of now this has been more than a century for more than a century. it has been subjected to debate here in germany. and of course, today, this is highly significant that germany off for forgiveness to the media for the crimes committed doing its colonial rule. now in addition to recognizing its colonial era crimes, as genocide, germany is also put together is also put together financial aid package for namibia and for the river and other peoples. tell us more about that. well, this has long been a bone of contention in tho

government is doing is holding up the country to see signs posted around the camp nama prison claimed that morning no blood no foul as long as an interrogator didn't make a prisoner bleed he would face disciplinary action revelations about the u.k.'s involvement in the destroyers facility unlikely to raise fresh questions i think it's right that the british public who've got this idealised view about the british army and british soldiers know the reality of what is being done in iraq these people are criminals. and criminals and you know they should be hounded i should be charged and the true nature of them is brought into line. the ripples from japan's fukushima nuclear meltdown are still reaching far and wide and are called we've got an alarming with the fallout felt across the west coast of america where almost thirty percent of all newborns are suffering from a radiation cause condition that can slow their development. and powering inferno a multimillion dollar hotel in the russian republic of chechnya has been turned into a little more than a shell we've got video footage photos

there will one or 2 nama people, but these are not deleted. they don't belong to re, just a traditional for these understood understood. ok. the deal itself. are there any parts of it that you find acceptable? no, not at all. not just because we are not involved, but we need to be in the process on the truck up until the 8. there's the 1st or important thing, but the deal itself, we have no idea what the basis is for it. we don't know how that money will be used, what it is full and how the calculations were done. we have no idea. so we really do not know what it's about, right? so in a minute that we have left. what then do you want from the german government spell it out for us? clearly what needs to happen is both the german and maybe governments must involve directly the nama and hetero people. meaning they're legitimate. the leaders must be involved in the process. otherwise, you will come once again to an agreement that is not legitimate, which will not be accepted by the people. okay? these leaders will then i'm sure will, will reach an

government is doing is is holding up the country to see signs posted around the camp nama prison a set of proclaimed the warning no blood no foul as long as an interrogator didn't make a prisoner believed they wouldn't face disciplinary action revelations about the u.k.'s involvement in the tourist facility are likely to raise fresh questions i think it's right that the british public who've got this idealised view about the british army and british soldiers should know the reality of what is being done in iraq these people are criminals are lies and criminals and you know they should be hounded they should be charged until the true nature of fame is brought into the light. r.t. london. more stories online for you this hour including assessing how to care that says u.s. officials go through one of its nuclear facilities storing tons of radioactive waste could explode at any moment putting local residents in danger. and also online getting a shock we've got the story of a brand that will stop sexual offenders in their later defense against sexual assault so learn how. washington's overs

taken more than a century, germany is admitted it committed genocide against tens of thousands of nama and over railroad people in them of its size, and how it to deny. we will now officially call these events what they were from today's perspective, a genocide. and in doing so, we are acknowledging our historical responsibility on the light of germany's historical and moral responsibility last the media and the descendants of the victims for forgiveness. but it's taken years of negotiations for germany to apologize. community leaders had tried through courts to compel the german government to pay reparations for the extermination of nearly a $100000.00 norma and over herero people. this took place during germany's early 20th century colonization of what was then south west africa. all the court bits failed in may. germany agreed with the namibian government to provide $1300000000.00 in development aid for the next 2 years in germany has been dictating. and for me, it was like a case offer you ever met or relate this? and this person is the one to decide whether i have for it or not. a

speaker, i rise today to share the story of nama levy. nama is just 19.e october 7, she was full of joy with dreams of helping people in need. she was last recorded on a cell phone being dragged by her hair at gun point. injured and bound by hamas terrorists in gaza. on october 7, nama and more than 240 other men, women, and children were kidnapped from their homes and their communities. as even more innocent people were killed, sexually assaulted, and tortured. nama and 135 other hostages are still being held captive in g gaza. enduring unspeakable trauma at the hands of hamas who refuse to let them go. i stand here today to demand that hamas release nama immediately with all of the other hostages. and i stand with israel as it works to destroy hamas and free nama and its other citizens wrongfully held by this terrorist group. it's past time we bring nama home. we must bring them all home. mr. speaker, i rise today to thank the more than 4,700 credit unions across the country. including 86 chartered in my home state of minnesota. as not for profit, membe

but many herero and nama are still angry. possession of the land. some of their leaders reject the deal. they say the funds are insufficient and they were denied the right to negotiate directly with germany. above all, what many herero and nama wanted was to get back the land taken from them by german colonists. for most, though, that will remain a distant dream. tim whewell, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, decades after his death, how the killing of james byrd jr has reshaped the way america handles hate crimes. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot, as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juventus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn - the tragic deat

but most theory ro nama we held here, didn't survive. a lot of lot of people. perry's death and starvation was what killed a lot of people over here in the when they die, their body were thrown in the sea and those who went worked to death was subjected to the horrors. and this is where they did their medical experiment on the now my unhealthy medical exam based on my grandmother, they were fascinated with her. some of them of her pupil, we have like a black. the gums are like dahlgren palace, so there was great that is great that until it bleeds to find out what is the cause of that? i don't know what was the whole point, but the bottom line is this was their biggest fear was to go to that medical center. they knew that when you go there, you are not going to be alone. in that medical center, prisoners were subjected to many forms of systematic abuse. but being injected with diseases such a small pox, typhus, and tuberculosis, of poisons like arsenic. they were also used as human material for you genic research. in order to conduct the

some $80000.00 people ah, other ethnic groups like the nama and the san, also suffered grievously at the hands of the colonists. 10000 nama died, half the population, as well as an unknown number of san juan. the was the 1st genocide of the 20th century, but by no means the last. in many ways, imperial, germany's treatment of the indigenous people of namibia foreshadowed the barbarity of the nazi holocaust against the jews and other groups. during world war 2. nicholas a duration castaway. really that's why almost a lot of uh, people perish from ma, nutrition, and a lot of them were forced to work on the railway. and they basically worked them to death, rarer activists. jeff, to go hurry mo, spent most of his adult life fighting for international acknowledgement of the genocide and restitution for the descendants of the victims adjourned. the struggle based on the stories that i recall, my grandmother taught be, and then when i started as an adult, i started learning more and learning more and ever since i have never rested. finally, this, you, the activism of people like shifter app

so from the beginning, also the median delegation included to nama, and of course it is. it has to be negotiations between 2 governments, because if you look at the declaration, the project we want to implement can only be implemented with the consent of the governments. and of course, we cannot, we cannot say to the median government, you have to put this and this and this person into your delegation. this will be a colonial approach to do so. ok, mr. poll and a question on this aid going forward. we know that the german government wants to provide more than 1000000000 euros of aid that would also aid these communities in particular. what about the question of reparations? that is something that representatives of these communities are looking for something germany is said is not part of the steel. why is that? how do you see this? it is also, yeah, i think there is some kind of misunderstanding. we have always said we are trying to fulfill our political moral obligations. is this not the legal question? this has been again the outcome in, in new york and will call and o

descendants of the head of and nama victims were not invited to the negotiating table. that had it all and now about representatives waited 2 years but negotiations stalled in 2017 they went to court in new york filing a class action lawsuit against germany the german government repeatedly failed to appear for the hearings ignoring the demands of the nama and headed old people. to march of genocide has come to the cemetery. for the head oh unama the past is not over they pay their respects to their ancestors and remember their wounds the government negotiations are still underway. the victims have a clear demand germany must acknowledge the genocide apologize and make reparations payments will push poland responded. there will be no personal monetary compensation because these are the great great grandchildren of the victims germany only paid compensation to immediately tombs after the 2nd world war people who had suffered directly. so who decides who has suffered directly and who has not. in the center of there is a monument called the genocide statue. it recalls the s

now where i have read ro and nama communities have been commemorating 120 years. since the genocide of that full fathers by colonial forces beheld a memorial procession in the town of literature. in what's now an annual ceremony. in 2021. germany's government apologized for the killings which made up the 1st genocide of the 20th century as the german soldiers wiped out tens of thousands of hiero. and now my people with these brutal events will not the 1st of their kind by the gym and sweep. over a decade earlier, on april 12th 1893 colonial troops attacked a nama settlement, and killed dozens of residents to date. nama descendants, want the hon. cronsa massa, as known, recognized as the 1st genocide against it falls off, is now a new documentary. it shines a more light on the event. it uses open source material descendants, accounts and 3 d visualization to investigate what happened on that crucial day in 18. 93 the morning of the chief inspector all his min. so it is to leave the village to expectation that the gibbons sold here is what follows it. hendricks red

also coming up a virtual reconstruction to illustrate the nama settlement targeted by german colonial troops. and once now the maybe, the victim defendants, $1.00 to $1.00 crunch, maslick of officially recognized as a genocide. the hello, i'm totally alrighty. but welcome to the program to the president of the democratic republic of congo as the last out apple, the tech dimes for using so cold blooded minerals from his country for the manufacturing of apple products present. felix, she's a katie also to use neighboring lawanda, a facilitating the illegal export of these minerals will take a listen to his exclusive interview with the w. after this report. the d. c. once onset from apple, overweight sources, the mineral components for its devices, internet to apple, lawyers, query the use of 10 to them, 10 and test the so called 3 teen minerals. they allowed you found an eastern p, a c, a volatile region with rebel groups. profiting off to isn't l mining, the dfcs claim is the minerals i smuggled from its territory 8 to run to with a loan that and sold to apple and other bias from aroun

but most ferrero nama were held here, didn't survive. a lot of lot of people. perry's death and starvation was what killed a lot of people over here in the when they die, their body were thrown in the sea and those who went worked to death was subjected to the horrors. and this is where they did their medical experiment on the now my unhealthy medical exam based on my grandmother, they were fascinated with her. some of them of her pupil, we have like a black. the gums are like dahlgren palace, so there was great that is great that until it bleeds to find out what is the cause of that? i don't know what was the whole point, but the bottom line is, this was their biggest fear was to go to the medical center. they knew that was, you go there, you are not going to be alone. in that medical center, prisoners were subjected to many forms of systematic abuse. but being injected with diseases such a small pox, typhus and tuberculosis, of poisons like arsenic. they were also used as human material for you genic research. in order to conduct the p

the other traditional associations as well as on a worldwide basis association of over herero and nama in the united states as well as groups and botswana and south africa and elsewhere. and what i what i was trying to establish is why they need to go all legal aid when there is a process happening between the two governments. well the traditional associations of the herrera naaman feel that they've been excluded from the negotiations the herero and the nama were the. really the selected and targeted terms of the genocide in the early twentieth century and they have their own organizations they have their own representation right and they feel that they should have a seat at the table in the negotiations right ok so we're talking about a recent blow that was dealt to your clients and that was that new all court throwing out or dismissing the case why was that. the federal court in a word felt that it was not appropriate jurors stiction for federal courts in the us were of course appealing that and are expecting to have that reversed in the court of appeals but there's really no dispute

so i want everybody to recognise me as a nama. a shared identity. a personal identity.ions. tennis now, and the british number onejohanna konta has been knocked out of the us open in the first round. she was beaten 2—1 by world number 78 aleksandra krunic. earlier in the day, there was better news for britain's kyle edmund and cameron norrie, who reached the us open second round, but compatriot heather watson is out. well, it's been the hottest august late bank holiday for 50 years in parts of the uk, and hundreds of thousands of revellers descended on notting hill to enjoy the sunshine on the final day of carnival. and as elaine dunkley reports, europe's biggest street festival didn't disappoint. music plays. everyone can be king or queen at carnival. it's flamboyant, eccentric, extravagant — a spectacle of imagination. there's the legendary soundtrack. i'm going to say roots reggae music is earth music. heroes of the sound system playing to crowds in their thousands. through this sound system, we're giving a message, yeah? a message of love, hope and unity for everybo

it began in launching a full after the rarer nama rebelled against germany, colonists were aggressively seizing their land. in response, the head of the military administration. what was thin, german, south, west africa? general lot of on trotter should an order to his troops, to exterminate all herrera men, women, and children after defeating the herrera. militarily, the germans heard the survivors eastward, into the indisputable on the hecky deserts, intent to kill him through hunger and thirst. the flight to the east and how our people perish. and the disposition of their land. a dead disposition of their cattle and all those then they expire in the concentration camps. my grandmother's mother were captured by the germans and said to luther, it's a jack island in consideration comed and from there, the work of slavery, but some of them died and the fuse it was survived. ah, basically that's where i am here today. his grandfather's mother wasn't so lucky. my great grandmother was too old and tired walked and she was left behind. they left her under 3 to die. and that's actually the st

but the german position is also calling for the concerns of the nama and terror. people to be heard. let's move to when the german government needs to make sure that all effective ethnic groups have a say and how the funds are spend, which together become german politician. say the agreement is important for german society to me. lucas there. i'm had a feel. it's very important that what happened between 9 know, 4 and 9, no age crimes. germany committed a present in the public consciousness here in germany and endorsement via him. the german government said that today's announcement was not the end of the story. well, the german government is clear that the 1100000000 euros are not to be understood as reparations or compensation. earlier we spoke to joshua crazy akins, a political scientist at the university of castle and asked him why that distinction is so important. while i think the german government still afraid of the legal ramifications of a full recognition of the genocide. and this is why we heard from mister moss, you know, using this language of saying