keith and kin are in zimbabwe, namibia, and south africa. they must come in due kind of data to process so they can predict their kids until so the issue or bunch of no principals that they draft it where might be guided lent as lent. it is no mental lent in organ. susan, accept tooth administer, the lent, he grasp made to be appropriate for that, the prob, i do a fair time, can i just be taken away from them? and i are going susan to the address dan, that it is their property not lent. and therefore it becomes very difficult in an and our constitution data grab it. and yeah, we can until today until today in the constitution outlet is miss allison, why don't you repeal it? will let her early spare us better. you have to go of 10. it still len bessie doesn't make leech after fam added for 20 years. you can sit there and staff also a dat file with a 2 by lent. lucy said at arbor one, where dan luther and out of money. but if you don't train them, how does that lend? it doesn't have. so idea is new dollars they're lent or ignores, are asking i

he visits namibia, parliament, the site of the protest. it was built using, forced labor of captured herrera with nom a genocide survivors. this is a very painful moment for me. ah, standing on this ground as simply because this area there used to be a concentration camps, where our insistence were kept and were forced to work a slave labor. my grandmother used to tell me, told me about the general's head. 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 the

most of the land is in the hands of the white minority in namibia. you've been cutting out a number of activities, including the land reforms, trying to buy a buckle and, and give it to the people. it's not working. is it? well, firstly, let me tell you out of 5 with him, candace came in to navigate in the business process when angola and was unprepared in the benefit thought communism is one by de decide it where they are, keith and kin are in zimbabwe, memorabilia and south africa they must come in due kind of data to process so they can predict their kid them too. so the issue of dancers no principals that they draft it where i'd be glad it lent as lent. there is no mentor lent in oakland, susan, except tubes administer the lent he dress, made to be a proper act so that they provide your faith and can just be taken away from them. and opposition to the address dan that it is their property not lent. and therefore it becomes a very difficult and an, and our up on solution data grab that and yeah, we can until today and ill today in the constitution

here are your enemies, but your fellow namibia. i want to be angry with harris children because he had knowledge, the fact that he did something wrong and yes, via he had that interesting. but you said harry acknowledged his mistake. so you actually don't see any difference between harry as a descendant of colonial power occupants, and the actual colonizers. i do. but harry is one of the land owners, namibia, as you stated earlier, and acknowledge the fact that he's white german, german, he's let me be and may be an ok, he's not me be. and i wouldn't mind what in our post, anything that his children or he sees because he's not media now. and he acknowledges the fact that he had done something wrong. he's offended somebody and he's ready to, oh, his fellow there to correct whatever it is that isn't done 100 in luke, i really appreciate you. try your best to be politically correct. come to the area for a 2nd because obviously we've heard it, you know, vasa did, we've heard another person say blacks, whites. surely it must be painful

here are your enemies, but you fellow namibia. i want to be angry with harris children because he had knowledge, the fact that he did something wrong. and yes, we are here that interesting that you said harry acknowledged his mistake. so you actually don't see any difference between harry as a descendant of colonial power occupants, and the actual colonizers. i do. but harry is one of the land owners in media, as you stated earlier and acknowledge the fact that he's white german, german, he's let me be and i may be in ok, he's not me be. and i wouldn't mind what in a post, anything that his children or he sees because he's namibia now. and he acknowledges the fact that he done something wrong. he's offended somebody and he's ready to, oh, his fellow there to correct whatever it is that is in the 100 in luke. i really appreciate you try your best to be politically correct . come to the area for a 2nd because obviously we've heard it, you know, vasa did, we've heard another person say blacks, whites. surely it must be painful to kno

but says melba, if reparations were paid to namibia, that might sit a legal precedent. then these rulings would be seen in another light, and then it would become a really expensive for germany. so with direct reparation seeming the off the table, what about the rear? a demand that i should get the land, or at least some of it returned to them. but any discussion about the return of land must involve its current owners. mostly what number be in farmers who possess vast tracts of it. shift visits hurt, vol. bling, a german namibian who speaks fluent to rarer got up with you. he owns a 15000 hectic farm and the water burg region which used to be inhabited by the rarer until the germans began the campaign of annihilation against them in 19 o. 4 miguel. yeah, go got my great great grandfather came here in 19 o 7, which was just after the german air rule and farming here and living in close relationship with the wire communities are bordering to all offends. and it's very much a farming related. but of course, it brings together our different cultures as well. but when it co

way that relevant now, and i didn't oh, for the germans has which war against the communities in namibia, in this was or that, or by the auto lot of on trotter, by ot her, ordered his troops to eradicate all the or to hear was picking people and he has included the words. like if you see a woman or a child, you must make sure that the are eliminated. he repeated this 19 o 4, with another community of the nama community within the media, and the intention was intentional that these people has to be eradicated just like it is up in with the heroes in 90. no, for as a result we have lost 12. we have lost lent and the german government in the german communities has benefited somehow with this atrocity that it is up in to day. they own this linda, that was taken for us to day the seat on their wealth. that as a result we have lost. so serious consequences that you say are still being felt to day left come to some mean who's a journalist here. i just want to understand, i mean, when you read that history text and you hear what happened, it's obviously very brutal but suddenly not unique in the

since we came back to namibia by 1993, by the time was 2 years old. we still feel that much has not been done by the germans. you run in a form of a white men or a colonizer who claim to inherit the land from their parents, and you drive 30 kilometers around and square meters. you can named him, it's only for a family, but you will find nanny beans infected families who have been tied to or affected by the genocide. living in a parameter of 10 kilometers, part of lent may be 30 homestead. we are, we are getting poor every day. we are being effected, our lifestyles. poverty is almost hunting us. now, let's hear from harry here because he's one of the land owners, but also a 3rd generation namibian. so by all means you, anna may be. and so how does it feel to hear that the descendants of the germans are the ones who took our land and if it wasn't for this, then we'd be in a better place of 1st of all, i think it, it's very, very important that we have this debated so it's it's, it's a very important aspect to, to, to nation building. it's the other poin

so that's what namibia is now. it seems so discovery of well discovered in over concept of real hazards in athens. from us we kind of careful about not to get excited, not do things. now mama is now on as it will take a long time for us to so it's through the may help us with all of our candy, but well as when a curse in went in canvas. so since we have a last once to get it, and since we are docked in wealth, those who are involved as i have done as equals, we hope that we are going to have our win win situation from that. your predecessor present, bahama was quoted awhile ago saying all is the only thing we're luck in this country. you've got all the other minerals time, gold, copper and cattle. so many ship and how will all the specific and help transform their can only be out and say, well, was with color with do that 1st the thought out where money is going to go out to those were discovered it would have already said so. and so you do agree, everything we had gold is saying, we have diamonds, we don't see a b

i have never lived in the other country than, than in namibia. i speak for languages, you know, including including the local one. i mean, you know, not very well, but i mean, you know, medical and it's an our interest as maybe ends to go hit on the, at that the end of the day it is about the future together. okay. so what i'd like to hear your thoughts about the future, how do we make sure that we're able to move forward? you know, we need to move, we cannot extend for from the past we had been effected. we need to move, support the, the agreement in place, and then just change the phrasing of the, of the document itself. and or those of a technical does that scene in the, in the, in the adjuster declaration. ok. and finally, very now, earlier you said that, look, this is not enough, but at some point do negotiations have to return. and so where do you see it ending? once we we see that the germans are really willing to accept and acknowledge that what happened, whether or not that it was not war crimes, it was not to ex of in you mean to tortur

keith and kin are in zimbabwe, namibia, and south africa. they must come in due kind of data to process so they can predict their keys them too. so the issue of branches, no principles that they draft it where nobody got it lent as lent. there is no mention of lent in our constitution except tubes. administered little ent, he dressed, made to be a proper act so that they approved by your fate. and can i just be taken away from them. and others, susan told address, dan, that it is their property not lent. and therefore, it becomes very difficult in an and our uplands vision data. grab that india we can went ill today and ill today in the constitution outlet is miss allison, why don't you repeal it? will let her early spare us better. you have to go of 10, it still lent bessy doesn't make leech. after fam, i had it for 20 years. you can sit there and stuff also, a dat file with read to buy lent. lucy said that arbor where daniel with friend of money. but if you don't train them, how does that lend? it doesn't have. so idea is new dollars, they

if you come to the other side of, let's say namibia where the land that is predominantly white owned in also to some point like more german, the lent is, is fertile and they can be able to create wealth from that. the what is it of i had, or people will still remain suffering unless really the scrape of the deal, like a lot of experts have said, and then just that, you know, for instance, german, even if these book of reconstruction and reconciliation, for instance, how will this money or these funds will be used to buy farms for the affected communities. by the way, i want to make it very clear that the german government has been careful not to call this fund reparations, but rather what she said reconciliation and reconstruction program. so you're not doing very much here. let me do something to say to me because i imagined that education is really important. we saw what happened in zimbabwe when land was forcefully taken from the white settlers there. there were problems of food security not to mention tariffs of racial tension. we don't want to see every piece of the actually, we

but says melba, if reparations were paid to namibia, that might sid a legal precedent. then these rulings would be seen in another light, and then it would become a really expensive for germany. so with direct reparation seeming the off the table, what about the rare a demand that i should get the land or at least some of it returned to them. but any discussion about the return of land must involve its current owners. mostly what number be and farmers who possess vast tracts of it shift visits, hurt, vol. bling, a german namibian who speaks fluent to rarer got up with you. he owns a 15000 hectic farm and the water burg region which used to be inhabited by the rarer until the germans began the campaign of annihilation against them in 19 o. 4 miguel yoga. my great great grandfather came here in 19 o 7, which was just after the german air rule and farming here and living in close relationship with the wire communities bordering to all offends. and it's very much a farming related. but of course, it brings together our different cultures as well. but when it comes to addres

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roberts: but what happened after that was tt southern african governments, namely botswana, namibia,and zimbabwe put incredible pressure on cites parties to reopen a quote/unquote limited ivory trade, allowing stockpile sales from stockpiles in those three african governments to one approved trading partner, japan. thornton: that trade from the southern african countries to japan started to lead to an increase in poaching again. narrator: in a controversial move in 2008, cites authorized a second sale of stockpiled ivory to japan and china. once china became involved, poaching skyrocketed. thornton: the allowing sale by cites of legal ivory to japan and china, all the evidence shows that was a catastrophic blunder. narrator: ivory in african government stockpiles is confiscated, or comes from culled or naturally deceased elephants. its sale is legal, but legal ivory creates a stream of commerce in which illicit ivory, or ivory from poached elephants conceals itself. the loophole in cites was that it only banned international ivory trade, not domestic trade or trade within a country's

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as we looked towards southern angola, northern parts of namibia then took has a hive $24.00 on thursday. see you later. ah, the 20th centuries 1st genocide thought to have the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked. the sand will come in very everything. but for some reason, the sand refused to bury these people. they want this story to be taught over a century and the injustice still echoed down the generations on the path to reparation. if nelson e v one, namibia, the price of genocide, people and paula on algae zara from the world's most populated region in depth stories from across asia and the pacific. good type us coaches and conflict and politics. one 0, one east on al jazeera. oh, wow. government al jazeera, with no news. a. you're watching. the news are on alger 0 reminder of the main developments in ukraine. the keys mayor says ukrainian fighters are winning battles on the outskirts of the capital of italy. case co says of launch counter offensive against russian forces and pushing them back. there's no safe passage for more than a 100000 people trapped in variabl

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wetter, across that central band of africa, we're likely to see some heavy falls for angola as well as namibia and in eastern areas of south africa. by the time we get into friday, but it remain sunny in cape town through the weekend. that sure weather. i saw official ally of the journey. join the debate. there is no he job bad. didn't know. you know, if anyone here talks about women that i had to force with these abuse seem to have been says no. so pick it off the table. we were taught to see abortion. how to one way, tickets true to health, all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix this, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. be part of today's program. this stream on al jazeera, ah ah, would you like to see it? a reminder of the top stories this, our more russian shelling has been carried out in northern ukraine despite russia, seeing it would scale back attacks. strikes have destroyed markets, libraries and homes. in chela heath the northwest of keith is also seen explosions a

and the pastor, reparation is not an easy one. namibia, the price of genocide, people and power on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, hello again, this is, i'll just remind you of the main news this our nato allies say the war and ukraine is the greatest threat to security and decades. the leaders of the military alliance, the european union of g. 7 nations have been busy in brussels. they warned moscow against using chemical and nuclear weapons. that's been more shelling and ukraine, the 2nd largest city comp keys. the regional government says that 6 people were killed and 15 wounded when russian artillery hit people who were queuing for humanitarian aid and civilians in the besieged city of maria pole with and given desperately needed aid. russia is distributing the supplies, but most has been accused of violating cease 5 deals, preventing aid convoys from reaching the city. donal jensen is the director for russia and europe at the us institute of peace. he says the tightening sanctions could soon force russia to negotiate. anxious or now no longer to turn it failed in doing that, what they ar

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will land in nigeria, namibia in south africa, later this year, linking africa to europe, the equity. i know subsea internet cable is part of google's $1000000000.00 program to build digital capacity on the continent. and it's expected to deliver at 20 times more internet capacity to the region. and reduce price is by around 14 percent. and that is particularly important for togo, which is among the highest mobile data costs on the continent at around $9.00 per gigabyte. the project is the company's 3rd private international underwater cable, and it's the 1st in africa google along with matter, microsoft and amazon, now dominate the world's cable infrastructure matter announced plans to build at least 2 trans atlantic under c cables by 2027 last month under c cables do have a serious downside cables can tear and break leaving entire regions without connectivity for days. well, joining us from singapore now as nathan gadri, the managing director of sub saharan africa at google and it's welcome to the show . so this cable is really going to be a game changer for internet access across a

on the injustice still echoes down the generations and the path to reparation is not an easy one. namibia, the price of genocide, people and power on al jazeera. ah ah hello, are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily angland. he's to remind her of our top stories this. our thick black smoke is billowing over the western ukrainian city of levine, after several explosions of heel. deborah, with peace to have been hits, local authorities have asked people to sustain told he was president joe biden has called a russian president vladimir persian, a boucher while making ukrainian refugees in poland. a week earlier, biding cold cushion. a war criminal and ukraine's president has urged the world's leading natural gas producer, trotta se increase its output. speaking to the doha, formed by a video like he said, that would stop russia using energy as a weapon. he cranes, capital keys, woke up to more air raid sirens on saturday morning. the day before russia said the 1st phase of its military offensive was mostly complaint to him. oh, some news of those should be made objectives of the 1st stage of t

on the injustice still echoes down the generations and the path to reparation is not an easy one. namibia, the price of genocide, people and power on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. may developments this hour and a nato officials told the associated press news agency the between 7 and 15000 russian soldiers have been killed in the 4 weeks of war and ukraine. the ukrainian president, roger may zalinski says his people have not been able to bury many of that dead. he says a 120 children are among the thousands who've been killed. meanwhile, cubes may resign ukrainian forces their re taking territory on the outs goes the capital is managing to push back russian troops are russia has to be relying more and more on the solid rocket attacks as its ground forces struggle to gain territory. and then in car key ukraine, 2nd largest city that's been intense russian bombardments. hospitals have been overrun in the mail, says no area is safe urging people to go to bomb shelters, basements and underground stations. well, the poor city of odessa is on high lot for a russian attack, even though it's l

one, namibia, the price of genocide, people and power on al jazeera every day in the pool. at least 3 mothers die while giving birth in remote areas. one o one age please, the bright medic, some pilots saving the lives of mothers. and then you point out to 0. ah hello, i'm has a c k in doha, the top stories on edge 0. it's been 4 weeks since russian launched an invasion of ukraine with no end in sight to the conflict. kinsman says, ukrainian forces are we taking territory on the outskirts of the capital, pushing back russian troops. rob mcbride reports, amid reports of counter attacks against russia, forces on different fronts. ukrainian troops around the capital keep say they've, we taken territory even threatening to cut off stranded you.

towards southern africa right now, some pretty intense rain, southern angola, spilling into northern namibia on wednesday, ceaser for the weather sponsored by katara, always feeling the base. there is no, he job bad, a union. i mean, if anyone here talks about women that i took a benzo note topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. be part of today's program. 3 on out is the era. ah ah, you're watching the 0 reminder of our top story is this. our ukraine's 2nd largest city hockey is under constant bombardment. but the russian military and tar areas have been reduced to rubble. most people of floods the mayor's warned. nowhere was safe and people should go under ground fighting intensifying to the north of ukraine's capital cheap, ukraine's military says his forces have taken the suburb of mockery, but i submitted russian forces have partially taken

on the injustice still echoes down the generations on the path to reparation is not an easy one. namibia, the price of genocide, people and power on al jazeera with every day in the pool. at least 3 mothers die while giving birth in remote areas. one our knees please, the bright medic, some pilots saving the lives of mothers. and then you go on out to 0 or china in the us sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden. wooden is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe. if your person united states you serious to go to walk and chew gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics and society, that's the bottom line. ah, i'm carry johnston in doha, the top stories on al jazeera, the leaders of nate heard the european union, and the group of 7 nations have met in brussels, condemning russia's actions and announcing further sanctions. the 30 nato allies said to russia's aggression against ukraine was a gravest threat to euro atlantic security in decades. natasha buckler has more from brussels. u. s. preside

as we looked towards southern angola, northern parts of namibia then took, has a hive $24.00 on thursday. see you later. ah, whether you're streaming, you'll favorite show, or downloading the latest. it's never been more impulsive. your connection to be quick and reliable. you want a life free of buffering to expect your favorite entertainment at your fingertips on whatever device you use. this is the kind of service as sales sats broadcast solutions deliver. 247 at sales set space to deliver your vision. lou. the welcome back on top stories on al jazeera, the mayor of keys says ukrainian fighters are winning battles on the outskirts of a capital vitale college both says they've launch counter offensive against russian forces and are pushing them back. you efforts, meanwhile, and a way to evacuate people from ukrainian cities been been bombed by russia. ukraine, deputy prime minister, says 90 miles here in cordele have been open and there is no face passage for more than a 100000 people trapped in mary. a poll present voting music, he says there's nothing left of the port city after a mo

seeing temperatures here, slightly above average, but it is going to get very wet for places like namibia. we'll see thunderstorms inventory by the time we get to friday, that should weather update, blue weather, sponsored by katara always. ah, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the ice will regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps you the orphans all with mothers, rejected by their own communities. she could be like, people are going away from them after that. of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me. iraq's loss generation on al jazeera. ah the me again, you're watching, i does it a reminder of our top stories. key of mass says ukrainian forces are retaking territory on the outskirts of the capital. pushing back russian troops. russia appears to be relying on me, solid rocket attacks as its ground forces struggle to seize control of major cities . ukraine's president, one of them is landscape, has called for global protests to me off one months since the russian invasion began. zaleski

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