you see niger and you'd like i went, australia there niger restaurant. sudden i drove food, some wine, australia, light, really 20 oz flight away from my chair. and you see like all, every body, every different cultures, different countries, different continent, different type of people coming in to eat niger and food, dust niger in utah doing it. this is me right in germany, sally shows the snyder and utes and am, i'm really proud to be nigeria, and i'm really proud to be black. and i support my people. 100 percent. you've done collaborations with justin bieber. now your hair and germany. what's next for you as an artist? i always used to say for hide am 10000 followers and mice to ground. i'm made for life and stuff. but i had 10000. i wanted a 1000000. i had a 1000000. i wanted to 1000000 than 3000000 a 100000000. so like, ah, i stop putting like castilian to what i want. i'll never say for sure that this is what i want. of course i have dreams, but i don't believe in just this because every time you get there, you want something bigger than just human nature. and now yes, i just g

you see niger and you'd like, i went, australia there niger and restaurant sudden i drove food some way in australia like really 20 oz flied away from my chair. and you see like all everybody, every different cultures, different countries, different continent, different type of people coming in to eat niger and food. thus my during utah doing it, this is me right, ain't germany selling shoes, the snyder and utes and am. i'm really proud to be nigeria, and i'm really proud to be black. and i support more people. 100 percent. you've done collaborations with justin bieber. now your hair and germany, what's next for you as an artist? i always used to say for hide am 10000 followers and mice the ground i'm made for life and stuff. but i had 10000. i wanted a 1000000. i had a 1000000 i wanted to 1000000 than 3000000 or 100000000. so like, ah, i stop putting on like castilian to what i want. i'll never say for sure that this is what i want. of course i have dreams, but i don't believe in just this because every time you get there you want something bigger. that's just human nature. and now yes

you see niger and you'd like i went, australia there niger restaurant. sudden i drove food some way in australia like really 20 oz flight away from my chair. and you see like all everybody, every different cultures, different countries, different continent, different type of people coming in to eat niger and food. thus my journey, you're doing it. this is me, right, ain't germany selling shoes, the snyder and youths. and i'm, i'm really proud to be nigeria, and i'm really proud to be black. and i support more people. 100 percent. you've done collaborations with justin bieber. now you're here in germany. what's next for you as an artist? i always used to say for hide am 10000 followers and mice the ground i'm made for life and stuff. but i had 10000. i wanted a 1000000. i had a 1000000. i wanted to 1000000 than 3000000 a 100000000. so like, ah, i stopped putting on like a ceiling to what i want. i'll never say for sure that this is what i want. of course i have dreams, but i don't believe in just this because every time you get there you want something bigger. that's just human nature.

health workers, blame decades of medical system, neglect out of risk report sound from cano to niger and doctors revising notes. i had of their examinations to relocate to the united kingdom it brain color. several who was trained in sudan has only worked for 2 years. yeah. but see no future for growth and development. so actually i've started preparing for my exit us for living ng before i came up here and he plans to spend at least 15 years practicing abroad. 10 years ago, i junior dr. earned about a $1000.00 a month in nigeria, not any more the currency he has lost value, which means they now take home less than $500.00 a month. decades of neglect has left most niger and hospitals in a bad shape. this year, for example, the government plans to spend less than 5 percent of its budget on health falling far short of a years long target of 15 percent. the young that are not that its details and even our best brands that are well experienced. i live in drops and the, the, the, the, the, the exit. those is not even uni directional. and the burden of are taking care of those that are see

you started in senegal and went on to niger. your predecessor put a focus on africa.hat does it feel like for you now to touch down here for the first time as german chancellor? >> africa is the continent next to europe and it is important we work diligently to have relations with all the states in africa. also it is important we develop our relationship with all the democratic states that are important for us, not just something linked with the so-called western countries. it's also very important that we look at all the countries in the world. south africa is a democracy, and this is why visited them. i think it is important that we continue to work together, saying that the world has a good future if we cooperate. if we understand that there will be a lot of relevant states in the future and that is feasible that there is good cooperation and we can create of multilateral union. >> there is a war in europe, and at the same time, here in many countries, particularly those that you visited, or set to feel the brunt of the effects. there is a looming hunger crisis, fu

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the sahara gas pipeline was to run from the niger delta through nigeria and the niger volgiers, and thenranean sea to spain at a cost of construction. finally, the zero amount was about 13 billion dollars, taking into account the gas transportation infrastructure after the revaluation in 2014. it has grown to 20 billion. now, the costs could probably be even more. the countries participating in the project had to lay more than 4,000 km of pipes, through which up to 30 billion cubic meters of gas per year, the volume of deliveries cannot be called huge compared to last year. russia has pumped 156 billion cubic meters of blue fuel into europe, but the main problem is not even the amount of gas, but the fact that investors do not want to invest in an african project that is unsafe. and weights are wielded by seasoned terrorists, boka haram groups banned in russia sabotage on pipelines, their main business is due to constant terrorist attacks in 2015, shell sold the existing main oil pipeline and subsoil plots in nigeria blackmails energy companies that operate in nigeria to demand constant

i know sierra now niger down there a matter of fact asian. and i just behind this home by showing out when chinese couples separate, abducting and hiding a child is a common tactic to win custody with little legal recourse. the other parent faces an impossible situation with a high the base health your whole power until you don't had so holy. why you found chance? you show what johnny did senior john pack are good. we've had a series of ronco 50. what your doctor depot clearly to hold the line, your voucher. one or one east investigates child abductions in china and meet the parents desperately searching for their children. charles joel foley is the mother of a 5 year old boy. but the only signs of him in her begging apartment of these photos and a handful of toys. she only sees him on a video call once a week. what the highs, issues that are in our union that are you are hot by day so. so he sends out what the leader i tell you what you should, mitchell, i should enjoy the shipment better. what would you have an alley? ah, ah ah ah, who tit

you see niger nudes like i went, australia, darren, i during restaurant sudden i drove food some way in australia like really 20 oz flied away from my chair. and you see like all, everybody, every different cultures, different countries, different continent, different type of people coming in to eat niger and food. that's my journey youth doing it. this is me right in germany, sally shows the snyder and youth. and am, i'm really proud to be nigeria, and i'm really proud to be black. and i support more people. 100 percent. you've done collaborations with justin bieber. now your hair and germany. what's next for you as an artist? i always used to say for hide am 10000 followers and mice the ground i am made for life and stuff. but i had 10000. i wanted a 1000000. i had a 1000000. i wanted to 1000000 than 3000000 a 100000000. so like, ah, i stopped putting up like a ceiling to what i want on never say for sure that this is what i want. of course i have dreams, but i don't believe in just this cause every time you get there, you want something bigger. that's just human nature and now yes

you see niger nudes like i went, australia, darren, i during restaurant sudden i drove food some way in australia like really 20 oz flied away from my chair. and you see like all, everybody, every different cultures, different countries, different continent, different type of people coming in to eat niger and food, thus nigerian youths doing it. this is me right in germany. sally shows the snyder and youth. and i'm, i'm really proud to be nigeria, and i'm really proud to be black. and i support more people. 100 percent. you've done collaborations with justin bieber. now your hair and germany. what's next for you as an artist? i always used to say for hide am 10000 followers and mice to ground. i'm made for life and stuff. but i had 10000. i wanted a 1000000. i had a 1000000. i want a to 1000000 than 3000000 a 100000000. so like, ah, i stop putting like castilian to what i want on never say for sure that this is what i want. of course i have dreams, but i don't believe in just this cause every time you get there, you want something bigger. that's just human nature. and now yes, i just

you see niger nudes like i went, australia there niger restaurant. sudden i drove food, some wine, australia like really 20 oz flied away from my chair. and you see like all everybody, every different cultures, different countries, different continent, different type of people coming in to eat niger and food. thus my journey used doing it. this is me, right, ain't germany selling shoes, the snyder and youths. and am, i'm really proud to be nigeria. and i'm really proud to be black in our support. multiple 100 percent. you've done collaborations with justin bieber. now your hair and germany. what's next for you? as an artist, i always used to say for high dom, 10000 followers and my instagram i'm made for life and stuff, but i had 10000. i wanted a 1000000. i had a 1000000. i wanted to 1000000 than 3000000 a 100000000. so like, ah, i stop putting on like castilian to what i want. i'll never say for sure that this is what i want. of course i have dreams, but i don't believe in just this because every time you get there, you want something bigger. that's just human nature and now yes. so i just

you went on to niger, your predecessor angle immacule, put a focus on africa. what does it feel like for you now to touch down here for the 1st time as german chancellor, africa's to continent next to europe. and it is of essence that we work intensely to have very good relations with all the states in africa. and also it is important that we developed our relations with all the democratic states on the globe. democracy, the rule of law questions that are important for us and not just something that was linked with the so called western countries. it's also very important if we look at all the countries in the world, so south africa to democracy synagogue. and this is why i visited them. and my, i think it is important that we continue to work together saying that the world has a good future. if we cooperate, if we understand that there will be a lot of very relevant states in the future in the fifty's of the century, we should now make it feasible that there is a good cooperation that we can create a multi lateral now the how to the ukraine conflicts looms lar

brian black is one of four green berets killed in action in a 2017 ambush in the african nation of niger released an investigation, she felt she wasn't given the full story. >> i interviewed them as well as upper and lower level officers. with that i found the truth finally. >> the truth she says was leaders at u.s. africa command shifted the blame to lower level men including those that were killed on the ground and excused those that had ordered the mission. >> i don't think the hole military is bad. you get a few bad individuals and they're the ones that carry these things out unfortunately. >> then acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan accepting the findings of an investigation into the deadly attack saying in 2019 "having examined an independent review by a senior general officer of the investigation into the 2017 ambush in niger, i am satisfied that all findings awards and account ability actions were thorough and appropriate." michelle compiled what she found in a book called "sacrifice, a gold star widow's fight for the truth." now she's leading a nonprofit called soldier'

because when you want a studio, maybe a little b published with not be wiling like niger reasoning you store um g o l. if you would, you put up a live person who do you call like a porter my to pursue a building, which means that along with some student fees, interest numbers and will get those will be worked on both with both beats. you will get to work from when you look a little bit, but we'll look at them and you get a bunch rich zachary pursue on where you basically watch the with me. ah you can anybody interest or what do you see that all my students still good? what did you currently group? ok. just to listen to your to be as via them or a school as opposed to craig e o v a n t e g street truck of william brown in a pronoun. this family is born. eve keeps going west. you've store it. aluminum still in the bulletin nightmare that there will still be news that the reader just was with the re, to just good pro. she's a senior muslim could little to peach. carey with buffers. one is with shell. not the bullet because like she will you give us talk of store stewart czar. new pediatri

the workshop yesterday and i will show us why this afternoon but we are at 495 ppm, when you count niger'sxide, methane. we're not at 415. we are at 495. that is from noaa. that is from our own government interns of c02. this is the highest and 25 million years. so, where we are as a people is in terra nova. a place that nobody has occupied. a rate of change has never occurred. in geological history over 3.5 years. since life started here. it's never happened. so, this idea that we should just focus on energy didn't appeal to me. i wanted to know what we could do to reverse global warming, right? and so, drawdown started out with some very clear understandings which is first of all, it could not be hierarchical in the sense of hierarchies exist and that's very fine. but we needed to be a "we" to talked to the "we." we need to be a collaborative, a collaborative effort. 60 drawdown fellows from all over the world. half women, half phd. post docs. 21 countries, all major religions. you see them on the website. project drawdown.org. and then 128 advisors, poets, governors, activists, teachers

it was formed in 2017 and has forces from mauritania, mali, niger, burkina faso, and chad.t overlapped with existing mandates from the u.n., african union, and ecowas. it meant they all competed for limited resources. france supported the g5 and gave insubstantial nila and financial support but mali's military leaders have asked paris to withdraw all troops. germany and the eu have reduced their involvement in mali, instead focusing on you and operations. -- on u.n. operations. let's bring in our guests. in mali's capital, malayan politician. in sierra leone, director of the research at the peacekeeping training center. and in france, senior research fellow at the global policy institute. a warm welcome to you all and thank you so much for joining us today. so, the spokesman for mali's transitional government says the opposition of some g5 member states to mali's presidency is linked to maneuvers by state outside the region aiming to isolate mali. could you elaborate on that statement? is the spokesman referring to france or another country? >> i would say for myself, of co

>> you can count on me to demand from the international community strong support from the army of nigerit has the capacity to protect you better. >> most people here do not know who he is. they watched quizzically as he plants a tree in the sand. with armed groups trying to control water points, climate change, too, is feeling the conflict. >> the situation is complex. it is for these reasons that we ask you, mr. secretary-general, to continue to make our situation one of your priorities. >> earlier, he traveled to senegal, meeting with the african chair. prices of food and fuel are on the rise in south africa. the united nations estimates a quarter of a million people could plunge into poverty by the end of the year as a result of the ukraine-russia conflict. while he did not travel to mali, the situation in that country is high on the agenda. a human rights group accused malian soldiers and recently deployed russian soldiers, of torture and perpetrating massacres on civilians. it has become increasingly difficult for the united nations to fulfill its mandate of protecting the malian p

he was in niger when he said he was worried where the situation in mali was, saying, urging the militaryr pwoer -- head over power is quickly as possible. mali has just announced just yesterday that it was removing themselves from the regional body, the g5, made up of regional armies in the region. another blow. mali being further isolated from the rest of the world and international bodies. take a look at this report. reporter: mali says it no longer wants to be part of a losing force. 5000 soldiers from burkina faso and others are in the g5. form five years ago to combat -- form to five years ago to combat isil and are ki -- and al qaeda. he was due to take care of the force in february. >> the opposition of some member states to molly's presidency is linked to maneuvers by a state outside the region, aiming desperately to isolate mali. reporter: the government accuses france of excluding it. once friends, now foes, the 5000 french troops deployed almost 10 years ago to protect the government from a toxic or pulling out -- from attacks are pulling out. leaders of the junta hired russia

yes, ms. niger, just wanted you to let mr dust which i had said door besides in that it stays a barrel throats. can you get them? we tell him gushing at the would you let me know though you're gonna get everything made up with a kid in sure. a decadent introducing josh did on bus it is good boy. oh boy. oh boy. the boy get a lot of these to put like a way in these. do you have the puzzles log waller? yeah. do you want to do with your dish? nope. when you more local staying a d. d. the muster was now still can you before the start? i mean you a leaking. mm. oh, oh, just is lucy with bridge here. last year, a year ago. little kohler, please. he's been national. the depot. malicious famous international brigade, a fighting force that includes don't bass, mileage, steel workers, students, teachers, actors, businessman and foreign volunteers, commercial procedures cover sensors. i can plan your amy unvil by businesses on, by the national usage of the machine entity. so that should be, it would be dealing with the new mexico shipping mileage from sla vishal. and of course the national volunt

old was abducted or by that a hide that they saw she lo sat, sab book come and you know, sierra now niger down there a matter or back. not easy, easy. and i just by heights is home robasho, son bouts, all the houses or tallow shout holiday. and you shall have always on has a beta bio damsel lung up over the next 4 years. the new never got to spend time with the sun. as her father continued moving him round, sinise husband finally agreed to a divorce in 2020. the court awarded him custody rights on the grounds that the boy had lived with his father for a long time. since he finally discovered his son was in shanghai, when she saw a photo taken on his birthday, she immediately moved to the city and track down where he was and where he went to school. senior wait outside to some school gate every morning and afternoon hoping to catch a glimpse of him from a distance. now that i'm in now he number shows and you got my and i bill. so you have been i down a ha ha ha ha ha. why the above i ended up giving a wanting to not change and then don't wait. i thought a thing. what was it about is to wai

nazis despised the americans , published russian cartoons in the american army, every tenth soldier, nigerand now the highest ranks of nazi germany at any cost sought to west to the americans. wünsdorf, just 40 km from berlin, was the headquarters of the high command of the wehrmacht sound forces during the war. it was one of the state secrets. reich, the location and layout of the maybach-1 and maybach 2 bunker complexes were supposed to be known only to the selected maybach one consisted of 23 buildings from the bunkers, we can see them in these photographs, and on this aerial photograph we see the maybach 2 point, it consisted of 12 buildings these buildings have three floors above ground, so the size of the buildings is 15 m high and 9 m deep. reinforced concrete structures that look like huge rockets are bomb shelters. the so-called winkel towers are visible from afar, they were intended for service personnel. but the general's bunkers, which kerhoffman showed us, were disguised as ordinary residential buildings. it was here that the fate of europe was decided; here the plan for the a

he'll be visiting new air and niger next, but not malia home to the biggest and most expensive un operation. tensions are rising there between you and human rights investigators and the 1000000 authorities over allegations of torture, extra digital killing from molly enforces as well as russian finders linked to the wagner's. and the reason for his visit is also to remind authorities here and also the millions of people that are suffering both from humanitarian crisis and displacement of the need for the us presence in the region. increasingly there will be more, for instance, here. the family of a man who is licensed by the hollywood film is suing the rwandan government for $400000000.00. the lawsuit filed in the us says that paul russell bettina was loose from his home in texas to be imprisoned and tortured in kigali rhetoric gayton the report full recessive. again, a scene hearing caught him or when the last year is serving 25 years in jail for terrorism rights groups. and observers say his trial was a sham. now his family, assuming the ruins and government in the united states for $4000

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niger, for example has its own problems, then it is flooded with a huge number of refugees and displacedple are saying, we can't handle those problems anymore. guest: that's right. as i said before, the majority of the world's displaced police are hosted in the global south. many of those regions and communities are also highly vulnerable among other reasons, because of environmental degradation. for example through --. and i want to emphasize that despite that vulnerability, people are still stepping up to that challenge. we do see some conflicts arising from the arrival of displaced people, but we also see a lot of solidarity on the ground. i just want to emphasize one more thing which is that in thinking about the narrative around refugees globally, the key issue in the solidarity we have seen around people displaced from the ukraine now is that they are not only offered asylum, they are also offered the opportunity to work. what we see for example in relations within the syrian refugee crisis is that fairly well-off people with a certain degree of education are kept waiting in asylum

but in effect, she stressing the value of countries that work within the system, senegal, niger, i'm nigeria. they are all democracies. they all have constitutional rule. they all work very closely with international partners and are trying to tackle this crisis if you like, in the long standing collaborative way. so that's the other message. and what you rank of him not traveling to miley, what does that say? what does that emission say about about the un chief and, and where their priorities lie? well, molly is a huge priority, but if you just think of putting the question the other way around, what if he had chosen as his keys a hell destination? not near a constitutional democratic state working closely with international partners. but if you had decided to go to molly, that wouldn't, if you like, that would have given a bit of a political lift to the molly and john to. but by focusing flossed of all on visits to these longstanding trusted, reliable partners. and of course there's an internal challenge in nigeria as well. it's a huge country, 200000000 people and next year there'

2 year old was adopted or by that a hides as i saw she o sat sub ball come and you know sierra now niger down no matter what back not east asia and i ga bah heights is home or bash on bouts of the hot dosher or tallow shower a holiday and you shall have always on. has it bates ha ha ha damsel mung rubbed over the next 4 years. the new never got to spend time with the sun. as her father continued moving him owned senior husband finally agreed to a divorce in 2020. the court awarded him custody rights on the ground that the boy had lived with his father for a long time. thin, you finally discovered his son was in shanghai when she saw a photo taken on his birthday. she immediately moved to the city and track down where he was and where he went to school. senior waste outside to some school gate every morning and afternoon hoping to catch a glimpse of him from a distance. now that now he number shows and you got my and i thought you had a crazy ha ha ha ha ha! while above, i ended up getting a wanting to not change and band always thought or the grandmother wish or the what was it about is

like also with legos is the most popular city niger and in africa. it has about 20000000 people for more than 250 ethnic groups. it is also the economic and financial hoble manager in the city field to the bible, cultural lifestyle. i mean, how many amazing locations they should definitely check out if you're traveling down here for the 1st time. first off, let's check out the layouts on craft market. we just talked to we in one corner of the leki if we're expressway it is one of the biggest outside craft market in the area with a variety of professionally meet africa outs, walks cropped paintings and would walks through other currently in the arts market . and i'm learning how to make a visit with tree rife, linelle to make it true, that little of paintings carving you can also, we've baskets. if somebody will love us on crafts, this is where you should definitely come to check it out. to let you out, mike, it has a wide variety of african art scrap of fashion, narcissus, and it is one of the most stories to places to experience your visits in legal

insurgencies that have forced millions of people of the are land in countries di book, enough are so miley niger and nigeria, many who we rely on farm in for the us a viable are prevented from accessing it. did abuse flourish, drucquer i went to my degree in nigeria to meet one farmer who is afraid to go back, even though the government says it is safe to return a boot and his family has found safety here. 7 years ago, they run away from their home village of burger, 200 kilometers from here. when book who haram of thousands may killed. among them abused bertha, who has been out of bed with bach. her her arm came into burger firing their guns. we started running, but they came after us. they told my brother to put down his 2 year old daughter, and then they shot him in the neck, say about abu now leaves in the settlements for internally displaced people. recently, the government said it would shut down the camps, it stops and use from providing eat, and st. people back to the villages. even though the danger of book or her ram has not gone away. this is one of the few remaining idp camps in my d

us band all exports, including food and medicine tortures for my daughter, roja. false havi bad the niger, and wouldn't be my very false thought on wish him a favor. wasa hom. good. mm hm. dog paid homage, a william law to heaters with there on his podium will go see a puerto aristotle controller finance those funds that are near youth, crimea. machine near me at the club. you have to live in lucel doff the. we're proposing your bully, the thing to consider are you at the corner store, other folks that promotional barza reject the wrongful dollars? it's ginger live a getting the islam revolution was a response to earlier events or 3 decades. washington and london dictated terms to terran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote in 1952. they were to legally elected government up. i'm not positive. so for a while, lesson oil companies as controlling your resources. and this is a historical fact that you, i didn't know how much, what was going on the wrong got its b

our heart met when and still those storms across the gulf of guineas, southern niger area beneath, toko and donna and his. we dipped toward the south, some showers for southern in central portions of most and beef, but a huge swath of south africa, dry and sunny, including cape town, with a height of $26.00 degrees. ah ah, the shake huh. a ward for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w. w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah lou . ah, ah, welcome back. a quick reminder of our top stories here at al jazeera, 74 years after the creation of israel palestinians have been mark in what they call the knack about or catastrophe. sirens, so time did for 74 seconds, one for every year. since israel was founded, hundreds of thousands of palestinians were driven from their homes for the event has taken on more importance this year, after the killing of al jazeera journalists should read abs. light is really forced itself for the one year anniversary of israel bombing the buil

spread to 19 countries of the world, the first patient was found in great britain, the man came from nigerat, cases began to be recorded in france , germany italy, spain, america, as well as israel, but recently it was discovered even in the czech republic and slovenia, this virus is not new, for many years it was discovered in central africa, but in 2003 - 71 the case was diagnosed in the usa, then in the map area, the veterinarian fell ill with a rash, the man told the american journalists about his symptoms, so that i began to feel discomfort, fever, nausea and dizziness, almost like a mushroom begins, and then his body says a wing of blisters, these are the symptoms that doctors diagnose, now the rash often begins on the face and then it spreads to other parts of the body, the disease lasts from two to three weeks , adults usually tolerate it in a mild form, the vast majority of people are very independent thanks to supportive treatment, use painkillers if necessary and fluids. then why did they sound the alarm because this disease is unusual and its spread in europe may accelerate in

this is not done, niger. unfortunately, this is happening in ukraine. the west is trying to put pressure on the economy and such actions require a coordinated response, we are very concerned, the war of sanctions has not recovered from the coronavirus pandemic, as the sanctions situation already threatens food and energy security and declining activity, the armed groups in afghanistan continue to threaten the security and stability of our states, believing that the dkb, it is necessary to take into account all potential threats to pay even more attention to ensuring the security of the southern borders of central asia over the past four decades, negative factors that contributed to the deterioration of the military-political and social commission of the situation. in this country. these connections need to be prepared for various scenarios of the development of the situation in the southern organizations. consider that we are organizing a key factor for the stability and security of the eurasian region and for the security of the republic of armenia, an

they're going to be teaching from niger. and from chad critical debate, could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, an intelligent social, and playful. this vulnerable species have being caught in the wild, sold online, and smuggled illegally by criminal syndicates from southeast asia. one of the main markets is japan. in recent years, a new phenomenon has been sweeping through this concrete jungle. animal cafe, like customers, by a cover charge to sit in a cafe and pets, a number of cute, domestic animals. but as businesses compete for customers, disbanded, disturbing shift to ever more exotic species. we want to find out more about how offers it being taken from the wild and sol, justina gar, remarket is spooling hops, the animal trade a plethora of exotic species. seat tiny metal cages, distressed and sweltering under the hot sun. ah, a cease fire allows around 20 people including children, to escape a steel works, and mary appalled b

, including food and medicine hello tortures for my daughter while you're false here, the bad, the niger wouldn't be monday. i a meeting with the around 6 boys, a porter. there's a machine near near the new, so we're proposing new bullet didn't consider yet. the guy yesterday, we took the promotional barzon just to run some dollars in p. c. road in june. there are getting, you're getting the islamic revolution was a response to earlier events. the 3 decades, washington and london dictated terms to tehran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote election 50. they will have to legally elected government up on my side. so for a while, this is all companies as controlling your resources, and this is a historical fact that he didn't know how much it was when got the wrong. got its bank gold bank. but those make sense to technology and legal markets. the country found itself in a decades long blockade, suffering wave after wave of sanctions. the benefit from having an

and molly, they've all pulled out a lot of the troops who move to made very niger, and that increased the importance of the region working as a region nor to compact to combat the jihad is threats will be all about. and molly's saying, nope, we're going to do it on our own. south korea has offered to help the north korea as it battles to control its 1st confirmed go with 19 outbreak sold says it's willing to provide medicines and technical assistance. infections are rising rapidly in north korea with hundreds or thousands of suspected cases. catchy lopez, hurry on, reports. who will be on duty? i'm up until recently. north korea's leader would never be seen in public wearing a mask. but now king john own can no longer avoid it. local media is calling it an explosive outbreak of coven 19 dozens of people have died with more than 800000 suspected cases. the government has ordered a strict walk down, but cases are spreading fast toward an unknown error on state television, a doctor recommends gargling with salt water, if suffering from a fever holiday with the crumbling health care syste

so malia yemen of gone to stun niger area, and g, p o, p, are recorded the highest incidence of measles, the w h o. blame pandemic disruptions, unequal vaccine access, conflict and diversion of resources to fight cove 19 around the world. the pundum because cose, c. v disruptions to routine immunization programs, putting millions of children's lives at risk and opening the door to fresh outbreaks of measles and polio. millions of children missed out on routine vaccines in 2020, including 4 diseases like polio and yellow fever. according to the world health organization and unicef, nearly $17000000.00 children did not receive a single vaccine. while an estimated 22700000 did not get the 3 jobs for the period, tetanus, and purchases and inoculations against measles. a viral respiratory illness also dropped with about 22300000 infants missing out the number. and our guest joining us from pis hours dr. nadine john, who's a public health physician, who also lead pakistan's polio vaccine program. in johannesburg. shabbier, my tv and the faculty of health sciences and professor vaccine ology a

and molly, they've all pulled out a lot of the troops have moved to a very niger, and that increased the importance of the region working as a region nor to compared to combat. the jihad is threats moving all about. and molly's saying nope, we're going to do it on our own. after months of delays, threats of violence and a growing hunger crisis, somalia finally has a new president house and shake mohammed has had the job before but was posted out 5 years ago. now some lab reports now from august issue she moved with it is if somalia once before now is back in office again, my country needs to work forward and not go backwards and it doesn't need violence and revenge. whatever was done to people, we call for forgiveness. this time the gunfire on the streets of the capital, nobody who is in celebration is an armed conflict. people who are glad to have a change of leader as an shake, defeated outgoing president mohammed of the law. he mohammed known as far maggi, whose popularity has declined over his 5 years. you know, if, if he's critic, say he's made somali as conflicts and economy wo

back to be to join the government plans to file a formal application within days, along with sweden niger members say they want to fast track application and his dad lives in lebanon, have lost them majority in parliament, results from sunday's election show a major gangs to the lebanese forces party. the christian group aligned to saudi arabia, several anti establishment candidates, one faith as us president joe biden is in buffalo to meet families of victims of saturday's mash, shooting 10 people were killed in a rationally motor by motivated attack. a document allegedly tied to the gun and emerged online after the shooting. president biden is expected to call on congress to take action on gun ownership. i'm joined now by she have returned v. who's in the buffalo. she have the president has just arrived. what's the plan to do during this visit? already he spent several moments to make sure memorial that's now appeared just across the road from the top supermarket. with that master gets a place on saturday of flowers balloon as the names of the deceased or written that to be spent severa

value, which means they now take home less than $500.00 a month. decades of neglect has left most niger and hospitals in bad shape. this year, for example, the government plans to spend less than 5 percent of its budget on health falling far short of a years long target of 15 percent. the young that are not that experience and even our best brands that off, well experienced, i live in drops and the, the, the, the, the eggs are those is not even uni directional. and the burden of are taking care of are those that are still in the in nigeria is becoming too much for those of us that are remaining for 100. while health local institutions struggle with an acute shortage of health workers, the medical association says at least 9000 nigeria trained doctors have left in the past 2 years. while the doctor patient ratio recommended by the world health organization is one for every 400 here in nigeria, it's 12, every 2 and half 1000 and the nursing union has issued a warning statistics. it says in the last 3 years, 11000 of its members lack nigeria to walk in hospitals abroad. senior consultancy,

so chad, molly mauretania and niger in 2017 and established an integer. how this forced to fight terrorism in the region which has claimed thousands of lives and force people to flee their homes. at this winter, molly was to take over the presidency of the chief fife, but a meeting of member states. well, it never took place while announcing the withdrawal. the government noted the lack of funding and or progress of that organization. o'malley has been the target of sanctioned by other west african states. that's aggravated on employment on poverty in the country and not says a civil war has been ongoing. there the authorities doing battle as well as we mentioned against many terrorist groups. a military government has been running the country since a coo and 2020, despite numerous attempts to overthrow it. several days ago, it breached the defense. a court held with france, whose soldiers have been involved in an anti terrorism drive there since 2013. that campaign, however, has caused much discontent among molly citizens discarding the pack with paris w