rwanda has so many beautiful views, wonderful places. many hills.he reconstruction of the country after the genocide has led to huge investment in rwandan infrastructure. that‘s why these roads are a joy to ride. what‘s it been like for you witnessing just how popular cycling‘s getting here? it makes my heart feel happy because i‘m doing the cycling trips with the guests, people from all over. he tells me that over the last few years cycling has really taken off here. perhaps inspired by these guys, the national rwandan cycling team — they are african champions. hey, guys! they have inspired the nation and international cycling community with their success story and olympic performances. from struggling racers a few years ago, they are now one of africa‘s most successful teams. i know i‘m on an e—bike but shall we race? go! laughter. oh, my god! oh, no! i‘m last! yeah, i was never going to beat these champs. so where are we going now? we‘re going to visit some locals just to taste the real rwandan life. oh, i‘m going to get a true rwandan experience

is this the end of the road for starlink in africa now neighboring rwanda has been using other providers satellites for fast internet for some time now it's seen as a driver for development internet tourists come to could gali from far and wide from hama it was a 4 hour trip by bus and motorbike. and this bit is where. the upload takes 2 hours his client in the netherlands has finally received the video files the price 20 year 0 so i didn't cross the border to border in the other country just to move into. its own or the city there to move. to the poor country. my cunt. that you swore it is later corey and that president i think it is. this all the way to. untrue all of these. or make sure i don't actually. mean the mom is tired of all the traveling around he still pinning his hopes on starlink and its promise to deliver high speed internet to africa. and his cross for jack and all the others around the world would like to enjoy all the information they can get their hands on thanks to the most impressive innovations about time the internet the team and me here in berlin is joining us fo

this was an issue in bosnia and children were born, rwanda, also with a big issue because they -- for the women, where these children had been born from rape, they've often been born out of the worth experience of these women's lives and so it can be very difficult for them to accept the children and some have them told me they wanted to kill their children. ... persuaded to make a statement welcoming them back to the community and saying these women didn't do anything wrong and it is an honor to marry one of these women. he didn't say the children should be welcomed back so what has happened is many of these girls had children with the isis captives and they were being forced into this terrible decision whether they go back to their community and leave the children behind or if they stay with the children they come back and no woman should have to make the choice. >> host: rate and you paint vivid pictures in this book of the conditions women are living in after these ordeals and women are talking to you in the ruins of an abandoned asylum, a camp within a camp protected by barbed wi

there's a hint of terry george's hotel rwanda in the understated evocation of an approaching holocaustunfolding in full view of a world that does nothing. both films managed to balance the enormity of dreadful historical events with the emotional specificity of a personal story, allowing the audience to engage even as they are appalled and outraged. crucially, zbanic describes her film as portraying the courage, love and resilience of a woman caught in a male game of war, while also providing an awful reminder of what happens if we fail to react on time to warning signs. it's a very powerful and very personal film, available exclusively on curzon home cinema, with the hope of a big—screen release whenever that becomes possible. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. just one more. is that good? no, it's not good. hello there. we are staying firmly in the cold air mass this weekend. so, it means we'll continue to see very cold nights, widespread frost, some ice. but by day, there should be quite a bit of sunshine around. howe

drought instead of rainy season in rwanda climate change is threatening harvest a startup is now increasingly yields its south informs farmers about the plant's water needs and some low energy and sure is chiefly british. climates marked africa. mission 30 minutes on d w. in the eye of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store for. want to be used for the future. come for to make their city to the multimedia inside clear cut or. i was fishing when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room very similar it was hard i was fair. i even got white hairs. in the german language head. this gives me a little bunch maybe 2 in truck loads of say you want to know their story in the mud spur fighting and reliable information for migrants. this is day doubly news live from perth a poisoned russian opposition leader alexeyevna valley is heading hons. kremlin critic the potts on a flight to moscow from good to almost 5 months recovering from a nerve agent attack. and maybe at the risk upon arrival in russia he says he's also coming up ready to make an insurrection the whole 50 us states are on h

has already started with investment in local plants in kenya rwanda and gonna but there's still a long road ahead. or a day of coffee is c.e.o. of the african association of automotive manufacturers and he joins me now from johannesburg hello dave thanks for joining me a long road ahead as we just heard in that piece this free trade agreement when it slowly comes to fruition that offers a lot of promise what is the biggest thing however that the automotive industry in africa needs before that comes into place really. i guess even it's important that we implement motive policies and eco systems. and this is a journey which we need to follow so we believe that we will implement and we work with african governments to shape and implement policies and make assistance to unlock the potential of industries so we focus on working with african governments like on and on implementing the policy in march and that will evolve to other african countries. egypt and not geria hopefully and develop a policy there and that that policy is very important because today if one just dropped all tariffs are

recent times, including mike's mind—blowing journey through kazakhstan and lucy's magical visit to rwandan follow us on social media in all the usual places — twitter, facebook and instagram. but until next time, have a happy, healthy and safe next couple of weeks, and we'll see you in the new year, when, hopefully, we can get back on the road doing what we love the most. but for now, from all of the travel show family, all over the world, it's goodbye! hello, good evening. there is no real sign of things warming up anytime soon. this cold weather certainly with us for the next few days but probably for the next week or more. there will be some wintry showers at times. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see speckled shower and for this the incident in places. the clears of the skies, go west of scotla nd the clears of the skies, go west of scotland and ireland here at the cold est. scotland and ireland here at the coldest. cold again but also with the risk of some ice from all the showers. as her head on into sunday high—pressure in the north of the uk, lower pressure to the south

has already started with investment in local plants in kenya rwanda and gonna but there's still a long road ahead. or a day of coffee is c.e.o. of the african association of automotive manufacturers and he joins me now from johannesburg hello dave thanks for joining me a long road ahead as we just heard in that piece this free trade agreement when it slowly comes to fruition that offers a lot of promise what is the biggest thing however that the automotive industry in africa needs before that comes in the place really. i guess even it's important that we implement which mode of policy is an eco systems. and this is a journey which we need to follow so we believe that we will implement and we work with african governments to shape and implement policies and make assistance to unlock the potential of industry so we focus on working with african governments alike on a on implemented policy in march. and that will evolve to other african countries. egypt and not geria hopefully and develop a policy there and that that policy is very important because today if one just dropped all tariff ar

and lucy's magical visit to rwanda.meantime, don't forget you can in the meantime, don't forget you ca n follow in the meantime, don't forget you can follow us on social media and all the usual places. twitter, facebook and instagram. but until next time have a happy, healthy and safe next couple of weeks. and we will see you in the new year when hopefully, we can get back on the road doing what we love the most. but for now, from all of the travel show family all over the world it's goodbye. hello. the new year has started on a decidedly chilly note and i suspect that's going to stay that way for quite some time. this is the reason why. this is where we expect expecting the jet stream to be over the next ten days. you can see throughout the jet stream will be digging to the south of the british isles. that will keep us in the grip of some pretty cold air. expect cha pters to of some pretty cold air. expect chapters to stay below average throughout the next week to ten days with frost and ice by night. a mixture of rain

there is a hint of terry george's hotel rwanda and the understated approaching holocaust with a senseothing. both films managed to balance the enormity of dreadful historical events with the emotional specificity of a personal story, allowing the audience to engage even as they are appalled and outraged. crucially, the director describes her film as portraying the courage, love and resistance of a woman caught in a male game of war. —— resilience. and also providing an awful reminder of what happens if we fail to react on time to warning signs. it's a very powerful and very personal film, available exclusively curzon cinema with the hope of a big—screen release that becomes possible. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and i will see you next week. do you want to just take a moment to come back later? just one more. is that good? that was not good. heavy snow is moving its way across northern ireland and wales and england and causing disruption. this is how things looked at the start of the day. this band of snow is widespread and i have to say, the

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this has already hapned in rwanda, which is a very poor country with a very robust public health and care delivery system. amy: dr. paul farmer. we will return to our interview in moment and talk about his new book "fevers, feuds, and diamonds: ebola and the ravages of history."  [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. i am amy goodman. as we contue our conversation with dr. paul farmer, infectious disease doctor and renowned medical anthropologist. cofounder and chief strategist of partners in health. author of the new book "fevers, feuds, and diamonds: ebola and the ravages of history." between 2014 and 2016, ebola killed more than 11,000 people, most in sierra leone, guinea and liberia. i asked dr. farmer to talk about his new book and his work in west africa during the ebola crisis. >> well, you know, i wrote the book, a lot of it, in sierra leone. and as chance would have it -- and i think we talked about this in 2014 -- i was in sierra leone in june of 2014, but for an unrelated matter. i was there for a surgical conference, which i was involved in pt, in

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organization has made about the contribution that rwanda town was that's cows and sheep make towards climate change is being exaggerated so actually if we factor in the way it which cows grazing pasture could contribute towards locking up carbon in the store that cancels out there be 'd a division's i'm familiar with this i used to use them for fishing bait and to treat my pets where as a boy and it's it's good that the european regulators say it's safe but i don't personally fancy it i'm stuck with a little bit at the yuck factor simply i don't think they're going to part called a major part of the future diet of 21st century humanity i think we really just in the review of this illusion that people have problems with insects in the market is approaching many people that buy a protein drinks across europe at the moment to get a protein drink which says it contains protein. quite often that protein is produced from insects more and more people are beginning to see going in should introduce parts of london now you can ball. chocolate flavored and ginger flavored salty camel locusts an

the genocide in rwanda was one in which neighbors kill neighbors.nd i started asking myself, can we understand what happened to the many other victims of the holocaust you did not die in extermination camps? in fact, about half the victims of the holocaust died where they lived. and i wanted to understand what was the encounter? what did they encounter between the perpetrators and the victims actually look like when there was no such detachment? when there was no such distance. when everything was very close. so this was the question that i asked myself. now, in order to address this question, i in some ways went back, like we all do, so i went back to ideas that i had when i was writing my dissertation a long time ago, my phd dissertation at the time. i was writing about the barbarisms xin of warfare on the eastern front. what happened? how did german soldiers become at the same time very good soldiers and involved in massive crimes? the german army was a big army and you could not study the whole army. so, i chose a number of divisions and studied

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some time so it's quiet it's actually a good thing that a lot of international actors are playing rwanda who wouldn't be perhaps the yields plaints. russian or kind of than contributing troops nothing that let's be really star all these troops you know well reinforce the southeast keep some muscle really concentrates on a long term plan to actually deal with rebel movement level to local functions was either way. the long term plan about what to do about you know that i think unhappy that i'm his son is dead. peter if i could ask you to expand a little bit on the point that michael was making i mean 1st can we can we talk a little bit about these armed groups i mean you know who are the groups that comprise these 14 groups well there's a there's a whole range but they they're there's 2 major camps if you there is the of the black and the eccentric. and the eccentric roughly speaking are the muslim groups from north woods east and the west and the on the block a are the groups the christian on the miss groups rather more south and central that came into existence as a response mechanism t

some time so it's quiet it's actually a good thing that a lot of international actors are playing rwanda whom the perhaps the yields plaints. russian or kind of than contributing troops nothing the next big thing really is that all these troops you know well reinforced with all of these chips amassing really concentrates on a long term plan to actually deal with rebel movement to local functions was either way. cap a long term plan about what to do about you know get sick unhappy get unlucky latest arrest is peter if i could ask you to expand a little bit on the point that michael was making i mean 1st can we can we talk a little bit about these armed groups i mean you know who are who are the groups that comprise these 14 groups. well there's a there's a whole range but they they're there is 2 major events if you want there is the of the black and the eccentric. and the eccentric roughly speaking her the muslim groups from north towards east and the west and the on the block are the groups of christian on the misquotes rather more south and central that came into existence as a response

millionjews murdered under nazi persecution and the victims of subsequent genocides in cambodia, rwanda socially—distanced ceremony to mark the event. sir lindsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians as he lit a candle and gave a reading in portcullis house, where many mps have their offices. the government has been accused of a staggering lack of urgency over human rights and the jailing of opposition leader, alexei navalny, in russia. mr navalny was arrested on his return to moscow, months after he was almost killed in a nerve agent attack which he blamed on president putin. thousands of opposition supporters defied police to take part in mass rallies across the country. mps questioned why the government hadn't implemented the recommendations of a report by the commons intelligence committee. no action on foreign agents, no action on golden visas, and the london laundromat is still very much open for business. the lack of urgency is truly staggering. we have issued sanctions against six individuals and one organization in relation to alexei navalny, and as i think i've made ve

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