. >> then we wilill look at exporting g to local african markets -- zambia, zimbabwe, namibia, botswana mosambique. we have a very good presence in all these markets. and ononce it's proven here, e will i introduce it into those markets. >> experts estimate that by 2030, south africa can reduce its co2 emissions by 2 million tons alone through better insulation and propane-based cooling units. it's a first step toward making south africa's refrigerated transport climate-friendly. and that is urgently needed to sustain the sector's rapid growth. >> that's all for today. but do get in touch. write to us at global3000@dw.com, or via facebook, dw global society. see you next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] (world music) (dramatic music) - [malalai] my name is malalai joya. i am a human rights activist.

. >> they were in namibia because that's where they opened a sang wear. >> new backpacks at our house> meanwhile, back here in the states, it's the day that abby lee miller dreaded, and it to federal prison in victorvillale, cniiforisa th afternoon. >> abby lee arrived at 12:05 p.m. she stayed in the car with the windows rolled up. a source close to abby lee tells "e.t." she spent part of last night filming here lifetime. abby rolls into what will be her new home for a year and a day. >> she has been upbeat about going behind bars, even joking with the paparazzi, while out to dinner on monday. >> you better learn how to make a shank. >> it's a shiv. >> okay. a shiv. >> but what will her life behind bars really look like? victorville is a medium security prison with a population of around 1,300. abby will wear a khaki uniform and her shirt must remain tucked. she is allowed visitors between 8:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. she is allowed phone calls which are monitored and e-mails containing text only. and lighut one former inmate describes the food at victorville as cheap and loaded with carbs

i recommend namibia highly as a place to visit or even repatriate for that matter. because of the assistance of the cuban military , the main the apartheid authorities in south africa more susceptible to listening to sweet reason and negotiating more credibly with the forces laid by nelson mandela because there was a story floating in is the apartheid authorities did not negotiate reasonably and credibly, and the cuban military may have to march 2 pretoria and oust the apartheid ruler. it led to the first democratic elections in south africa in the spring of 1994, the election of nelson mandela, which is why in 2013 one mandela had his funeral in south africa, one of the few heads of state who was asked to wask amongst all present president raul castro of cuba. >> [applause] in any case,ne: you should also know during the u.s. civil war, spanish cuba, or the spanish ruled cuba, was in a quandary. on the one hand they suspected that whoever won, the north of the self, during the u.s. civil war, that the winners would want cuba. there had been a lust for taking cuba d