in namibia hendrik of it, boy is a national hero. even appearing on the country's $10.00 notes, but in south africa where he was born, he's relatively unknown while preparing his music video. himmel, be a some stumbled upon a feature on his ancestor by de w.'s african roots series. i like using what's out there, or maybe you know why? because somebody didn't they, i hope somebody will use it for something else. so why do you want to compete with something? and then i found this by the age of ella, which is, and i contact them immediately, and 2 days later, she came back to me like, whoa, now i'm going to boy's everything. and there is this column of light. so i'm so happy that each of all of them just said yes, believe that the resulting video is a powerful tribute to him, brick. but boy could just be a sim. is proud to said yes i was in the way, but that's definitely a powerful tribute and it's extra special doing that's music. now let's go to ivory coast. the country held elections at the end of october. but the web, i could tell b

in namibia hendrik. vic, boy is a national hero, even appearing on the country's $10.00 notes, but in south africa where he was born, he's relatively unknown while preparing his music video. himmel, be a some stumbled upon a feature on his ancestor by de w.'s african roots series. i like using what's out there or it may be, you know, why? because somebody didn't, they, i hope somebody will use it for something else. so why do you want to compete with something? and then i found this by nature bella, which is and i contact them immediately, and 2 days later, she came back to me like, whoa, now i'm going to boys' everything. and there's this game of lights. i'm so happy that it's all of them. just city is to believe that the resulting video is a powerful tributes to hinder it. but boy, good to see a female be acim is for all descendants. the see that's the fun of the powerful tributes and it's extra special doing that's music. now let's go to ivory coast. the country held elections at the end of october, b

after a long flight, the president of the good to institute, touched down in namibia a former german colony. that history is everywhere in the capital of into the colossal independence museum tells the story of the long struggle for liberation from colonialism. and the most recent chapter of that story is all about restitution bringing namibia's cultural artifacts back to the country. hendrik is a case in point. the tribal leader is in the may be a national hero, thanks to his role in the resistance against german colonial rule. at the end of the 19th century. that boy symbolic bible and whip, were taken by the germans after his death. their return was an important 1st step. it isn't just the removal of objects. it's basically the breaking of people of personalities of their self-determination and self-confidence in this was coming along. some cannot be glossed over. and this is simply a beginning. there's a lot more to be done yet still inside, so now's the time to get to know each other. she just told to africans in africa about these experiences, you have to exchange ideas so that

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raise you in that you know, it's the equivalent, but you'll find nothing and yet is born here in namibia hendrick, vic boy, is a national hero, even appearing on the country's $10.00 notes. but in south africa where he was born, he's relatively unknown while preparing his music video. himmel, because some stumbled upon a feature on his ancestor by d.w. african roots series. i like using what's out there, or maybe you know why? because somebody didn't they. i hope somebody will use it for something else. so why do you want to compete with something? and then i found this by d.h. avella, which is and i contact him immediately. and 2 days later, she came back to me like whoa, now i'm going to boys' everything. and there is this game of lights. i'm so happy that each of them all of them just said he has to believe that the resulting video is a powerful tribute to him, brick. but boy, i could just see a few. maybe a sim is proud to said that he's a boy with the legs and the like. that's definitely a powerful tribute and it's extra special doing it's music. now let's go to ivory coast. the cou

and the most recent chapter of that story is all about restitution bringing namibia's cultural artifacts back to the country. hendrik is a case in point. the tribal leader isn't a maybe a national hero, thanks to his role in the resistance against german colonial rule at the end of the 19th century. that boy symbolic bible and whip, were taken by the germans after his death. their return was an important 1st step. it isn't just to remove objects, it's basically the breaking of people of personalities of their self determination and self-confidence. this was coming along. some cannot be glossed over. this is simply a beginning. there's a lot more to be done yet still tired. so now is the time to get to know each other, show to talk to africans in africa about these experiences to exchange ideas so that these stories can be told. lehman was also in the maybe a to visit the local good to institute in the center of into it's one of 157, across the world. germany's national cultural institution is active in nearly 100 countries with more than 3 and a half 1000 employees. its mission is to pro

unama chief vic boy died fighting german colonial troops in present day namibia, south african rapper humid because some is a direct descendant of that voice. his goal, inspiring people to take pride in their ancestry. we don't have that icons and people who are on the loneliest or take invited out or want to fail or whatever. and so it's so important for our people to have that to, to i think a beautiful way to put it is to say that rock from which we were cut, you know, to, to know this is who we are. we can strive for with his people here will be as some refers to the so-called colored community in post apartheid south africa, the community faces economic challenges and prejudices their way of speaking. the afrikaans language he says, is often associated with gangsterism and poor education. they're making fun of that so that need 1st needed to be liberated. and for me, for about 10 years now they were all i focused on is to go into schools and say, but i was your how do you speak? it's not a sub standard of this or whatever. this is so important. this is one of the most important t

in namibia hendrik rich boy is a national hero. even appearing on the country's $10.00 notes. but in south africa where he was born, he's relatively unknown while preparing his music video. himmel, be a some stumbled upon a feature on his ancestor by de w.'s african roots series. i like using what's out there or d.d. and why? because somebody didn't they. i hope somebody will use it for something else. so why do you want to compete with something? and then i found this by the inch of ella, which is, and i contact them immediately, and 2 days later, she came back to me like, whoa, now we're going to boys everything. and there's this game of lights. i'm so happy that the children, all of them just sit here and believe that the resulting video is a powerful tribute to him direct. but boy, good to see a female be a sim, is proud to said i was in the way. but that's the movie, a powerful tribute and it's extra special doing that's music. now let's go to ivory coast. the country held elections at the end of october, but the web, i could tell by large parts of your position would dis

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now we got 3 days of light rain, that rain goes beyond angola in fact, into north namibia. when, who will be sharia? 30 degrees? i think the 1st saturday, and probably sunday talk to al-jazeera when school realistically, how can you do it? institutionalize corruption in this country. we listen, if this breaks up into a conflict between pakistan and india, this has implications for the rest of the world. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what the news and current affairs that matter to you this is al-jazeera, a reminder of the headlines this hour. u.s. president donald trump has admitted he may not be reading the country's next administration. he was speaking publicly for the 1st time since joe biden was named president elect. trump has also suffered another, another legal setback, a pennsylvania court, threw out 5 republican lawsuits alleging voter irregularities. and the united nations says its concerned of war crimes may have been c

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and that's true for most of namibia or western side of botswana, but the are providing a delta is still at least picking up some showers from fossil fuels to modern day renewables. as societies develop their energy demands increase, requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company, nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus. we provide business growth, promote social economic benefits, and provide innovative, safe vironment. we shall energy solutions for future generations. no brush past pioneering future energy. welcome back. you're watching our just 0 time to recap, our headlines. head of the u.s. vaccine program says the 1st americans could be receiving it as soon as december, the 11th of salamis says, the plan is to vaccinate 20000000 people before the end of year. g. 20 leaders say they'll spend no effort to ensure the fair distribution of coronavirus vaccines around the world. the virtual summit hosted by riyadh ended with few specifics in the final communique. if he appears military, says it plans t

and we've seen a fair amount of rain spread, dance around, go to then towards namibia as well as for south africa, once again, we're generating showers in the east. so nato has johannesburg, and cape town's warmed up to 30. that will not last the wind directions change, it will cool down again. i would like to see the forecast a proper write in the puter, but we've just got ses of these coming in. so the next couple days there will be some rain in some parts of mozambique, but the concentration is fairly, obviously botswana and then again in south africa, frank assessments look at checkers don't. anyway, the protesters are going any way either, but the bullet will get liberalism and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines because it gets really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera . some have been jack some but simply disappeared. others have been found jack. one on one east investigate the plight of thailand's districts on which is the rule book about to watch. i was there with me sell romney. a reminder of our top stories that are promising results from a cran

now we've got 3 days of light right now that rain goes beyond angola in fact, into northern namibia wouldn't. who'll be sharia 30 degrees? i think the 1st saturday and probably some day dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spam eclipsing, still worry about presidential corruption. it is real reporting. it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line. all this talk of a greenie to tell our story. look, we don't want to lie on the authority and it's vilest. post on out is the right al-jazeera. where every if you piers human rights commission is sending a team to investigate mass killings in the 2 gray region. hello, i'm adrian for the good. this is al jazeera live from go. also coming up ethnic albanians leave parts of the god of color back and drove for it's handed over to azerbaijan. baracoa launches a military operation in the west into harbor, up ending a near 30 year old cease fire. whatever happens in the future, who kno

he infamously praised the healthcare system of "nambia" -- mispronouncing namibia -- during a speech united nations. pres. trump: uganda has made incredible strides in the battle against hiv/aids. in guinea and nigeria, you fought a horrifying ebola outbreak. a's health system is increasingly self-sufficient. amy: president trump also sparked outrage when he referred to haiti and african nations as "s-hole countries." but he used the forward. president-elect biden has said he will halt the u.s. withdrawal from the world health organization and rejoin the paris climate agreement. africa is likely to be the continent hit hardest by climate crisis. for more, we go to durban, south africa, to speak with kumi naidoo, the global ambassador for africans rising for justice, peace & dignity, and a lifelong south african human rights and climate justice activist. former secretary general of amnesty international and also former head of greenpeace. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about south africa in your own response to the defeat of donald trump, whether he accepts it or not, and

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and that's true for most of namibia, western side of botswana. but the are providing a delta is still at least picking up some shows. but some have been jack. some have simply disappeared. others have been found dead. one i want to investigate the plight of thailand's distant on how to the be the hero. the world needs right now. washing in a notorious waterside community. what cans and thugs will one pia to direct eventually is to stage a play there. come a 1000000 arabs to empower the women down the old man sitting right desks and classes and redefine their status in society. and this is that nigeria's women will come will witness on al-jazeera. welcome back. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now. ethiopia's military says it plans to encircle the capital city of the region with tanks and seize it is controlled by the 2 great people's liberation front. reuters is reporting the group was destroyed, roads to stop the government. advance voting is in its final hours and begin a fast presidential election. president rockmart chri

a short while ago he tweeted that israel, namibia, rwanda, sri lanka, uruguay, bonaire, st eustatiuses after 4am this saturday 21st nov you will not need to self—isolate. there is now said to be ‘credible evidence‘ that australian elite soldiers unlawfully killed 39 people during the war in afghanistan. a long awaited report has uncovered what the head of australia‘s armed forces says is a ‘shameful record‘ of a ‘warrior culture‘ among some soldiers. he‘s apologised to the afghan people. from sydney, shaimaa khalil reports. these are australia‘s elite troops, risking their lives in afghanistan, supposedly to help the people in their battle against unrelenting violence. but now it‘s been revealed that some of them could be responsible for alleged war crimes. a moment of shame for the special forces. australians had been warned that this report would reveal very difficult realities, but few thought it would be this bad, including the country‘s top military commander. these findings allege the most serious breaches of military conduct and professional values. the inquiry found credible

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mali made short of a top to finish in group a with a $21.00 win over namibia 2nd quarter and research with the goals both in the 1st half and to lizzie, also guaranteed well finish in the top 2 in their group. that's after a $11.00 draw in terms of their defending african champions. algeria and senegal are the other 2 teams to have already qualified over in europe. germany have suffered their biggest defeat since 1931. they were thumped 6 nil by spain, in the nation's lage, quite the performance from louis the u.k.'s team who made the final 4 of the competition with that when the victory ended a 3 match windless streak for spain and torres scored a 1st career hat trick on the whole team is playing well. it can happen to you all to somebody else. i'm very happy for my 1st ever had trick. but most of all, for our result, we scored 6 against germany, and it's been a long time since they conceded that many. some cricket news now in england will visit pakistan for the 1st time in 16 years to play 2 t 20 internationals. the games will be in october 2021 and serve as a build up to the t 20 w

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