discovered in namibia, expected to fetch around 80,000. . >> it has this beautiful form and shape tot that's been carved by celestial and terrestrial forces over the eons, and it originates from an object that is 4.5 billion years old. >> reporter: and an actual piece of the moon ejected into space following an impact on the lunar surface. estimated price between $300,000 and $500,000. >> it's just incredible. having a piece of the moon in your hand is really a magical moment. it transports you to another world. and being able to touch it i just an incredible and humbling experience. >> reporter: they're all being sold for an auction house better known for dealing in works of art, but many see these objects in the same vein, prized to their beauty and rarity. >> since we've been doing these sales since 2015, we've seen corners of the art market flock to this category when they previously weren't aware of it. many of them are beautiful sculptures in their own right and i have seen meteor rig displayed in our clients' houses alongside antiquities and contemporaryieces ohatas da jac rep

there are some slight reasons countries like namibia elephant for violations from 6000 to nearly 24000 over the last 2030 years a large part because of the empowerment close communities tanzania has begun to stop ok there are some hopeful signs and the key as i've say put the communities in charge let them decide about their oath. keep summerville expert on the ivory trade author of the book ivory tower and poaching in africa keith we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you. the day is almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter new she can follow me at brant golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. grand vision it's. a grand deception. sure green. collar crime. the perpetrators are often the boss. they promise huge profits for everyone. and their own image for themselves and inside the towns. made sure. d.w. . enter the conflict so far off to the. stuff we count on the b.c.s. bowl to itself has become a fire would fund some corruption my guest this week is the country's for

reason to be optimistic about the future of belt it's there are some slight reasons countries like namibia elephant formulation from 6000 to nearly 24000 over the last 2030 years a large part because of the empowerment local communities tanzania has begun to stop ok there are some hopeful signs and the key as i've said put the communities in charge let them decide about their own. kids summerville expert on the ivory trade author of the book ivory tower and poaching in africa keep we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you. the day is almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you directly w. news you can follow me at brant golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day will see that everybody. has been working in middle east fields from. has no legal protection no rights and barely enough to live on. in june new law came into effect. for him and about 350000 other migrant workers get manto by their dreams of legal status to have been some kids on your. 90 minutes on d w. is for me. is free. as for help the 1st b

there are some slight reasons countries like namibia elephant formulation from 6000 to nearly 24000 over the last 2030 years a large part because of the empowerment of local communities tanzania has begun to stop. there are some hopeful signs and the key as i've said put the communities in charge let them decide about their own. kids summerville expert on the ivory trade author of the book ivory power and purging in africa keith we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you. the day is almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either of the news you can follow me at brant gough's t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. can. enter the conflict zone. off to the journalist stuff make our one a good week see us post itself has become a firewood from violence and corruption my guest this week is the country's foreign minister everest fox home love he says he wants to improve motors tarnished image from how many more secrets have to come before the facts will be possible. conflicts of. n

afghanistan - the beginning of the end of the soviet proxy war in angola, and with it the independence of namibiairan and iraq move toward peace. it is a watershed. it is no accident. it happened when we acted on the ancient knowledge that strength and clarity lead to peace - weakness and ambivalence lead to war. [applause] weakness tempts aggressors. strength stops them. i will not allow this country to be made weak again. never. [applause] the tremors in the soviet world continue. the hard earth there has not yet settled. perhaps what is happening will change our world forever. a prudent skepticism is in order. and so is hope. either way, we're in an unprecedented position to change the nature of our relationship. not by preemptive concession - but by keeping our strength. not by yielding up defense systems with nothing won in return - but by hard cool engagement in the tug and pull of diplomacy. [applause] my life has been lived in the shadow of war - i almost lost my life in one. i hate war. i love peace. we have peace. and i am not going to let anyone take it away from us. [applause] our eco

county kenya or more countries have begun demanding compensation from their former colonial rulers namibia has just rejected germany's offer of nearly $12000000.00 for the killing of tens of thousands of people in the early 1900 the government calls the amount an insult in turkey 13 the u.k. agreed to pay millions of dollars to kenyans who had been tortured in detention in the 1950 s. but only once belgium and germany to pay billions for abuses joined decades of rome democratic republic of congo is also demanding compensation from belgium in june king phillipa became the 1st belgian monarch to express regret for acts of cruelty jury in its colonial past and india has called on the u.k. to pay compensation for 2 centuries of colonial rule rodney dixon's a barrister temple garden chamber he's joining us from london by skype thank you very much indeed for giving us your time so find a study correctly and please correct me if i'm wrong i think you're involved in this latest claim by the kenyan group that we were talking about earlier if that's the case and given the fact there seems to have be

so namibia attacks mozambique, they declare war. thailand invades burma, mexico calls war. it's not the same thing as collective defense, which is what we have in nato. nato is about everybody responding to an attack so they don't use the word aggression. his second idea is what is called international self-determination. wilson never used that word bolsheviks use d it. he started an argument that is impeerically valid. that no two liberal democracies have ever gone to war against each other. if you come up with an exception, i'll give you $400 and we'll write the most kicking article in political science trying to prove the iron law of the liberal democratic piece is wrong, but i think it's true. so you can imagine what this means. you could get to world peace without world government, world empire, without the second coming, if countries woul become democracies. and then last ly, adopt the league. so, these are his big ideas and what i'm going to concentrate on is this one. by the way, there are about 125 articles in the versailles peace treaty. the first 25 are the coven

that infections in that country is kept under control as far as possible and in other countries like namibia there's talk of also opening borders where people entering the maybe i wouldn't have to undergo a quarantine so countries across the continent depending on where you are a lot of the different policies dealing with the pandemic and just how it will be tackled and on the other extreme a country like tanzania where basically the government has approached the pandemic as if it doesn't really exist or has downplayed the threat that it poses the last figures released weeks ago puts the number of infections there at about $509.00 and that countries come under. this isn't from the w.h.o. around while it's handling the pandemic and if those numbers in fact are accurate one of the points of interest i think in south africa also is that they are ongoing trials around a vaccine we understand that a vaccine could be ready by mid 2021 but given the economic status of many countries around africa they of course are questions around of ford ability as well as access we've heard pharmaceutical compan

some of those up for bid -- an iron specimen discovered in namibia, expected to fetch around $80,000.m and shape to it that's been carved by celestial and- it ori an object that is 4.5 billion years old. >> and anmo ejected into space following an impact on the lunar surface, then carved into a sphere here on earth. estimated price -- between $300,000 and $500,000. >> it is just incredible. having a piece of the moon in your hand really is a magical moment. it transports you to another world. and being able to touch it is just an incredible and humbling experience by an auction house better known for dealing works of art. many see the objects in the aim vein, prized for their beauty and rarity. >> we've been doing sales categ when they previously weren't aware of it. many of them are beautiful inure antiquities and works of art. >> i want that one. >> beautiful. >> they are all gorgeous, but i can't get that picture out of my mind of the blob coming out of one of those meteorites. for those -- just a blob, you know li toilet lit me we th owanted is a thing. we'll explain why it's not