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population summit underway in nairobi and duck samia zuma who is the executive director of the african institute for policy development and joins me now he's an expert who's with clothes on how best we can manage our population in africa welcome to africa dr zuma so the prediction is a 1000000000 more africans in 30 yet is is that a given. years yet the power of the progression of africa's projected to reach arab to double more may see arbitron to be. about $100.00 video from the i'm going to be there so this is one of the ship that is being discussed at the international conference for the mission many many remember watching 25 years old you're right so what is the message in terms of what is coming out of the conference looking at these numbers what does it mean for the continent to say that we're going to double in size in 30 is. i think progression is just busy busy because the mission that. they raised by which the african perversions grow we try to determine what development what they come to charge the function exhilarated i think the challenge is to do with providing quality ed

has been all this frustration with with breakfast and how long it's taken and there's been the tea samia that set in around that but now some polls are also talking about different social issues that might be superseding brecht's it as a priority for some british voters as particularly issues around health care tony what's driving british faces primarily as they go to the polls and. well it's to you in a in a sense when you get to a general election even with an issue as important as bricks it the truth is other things come into play the u.k. has had 9 years of austerity reduced public spending which has had particular effects on the state u.k. as a relatively small state by european standards and so what we've now got is a kind of upwards option really with the political parties saying well the brics it's come to an end we can spend more on the n.h.s. national health service hugely important in british politics it's also on education and a whole range of other issues building more railways and transport infrastructure now then the question is how does the electorate pick between these o