today and how the sport dancing is really have been escaping young prison is in senegal. hello i'm to see one to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along a human rights activist from western sahara is among 4 people named as when is often award known as the alternative nobel prize i mean not too high dollar who is advocating for the independence of western sahara from morocco was recognized by the right lively would awards for her quote steadfast nonviolent action close push in a moment we'll talk to one of the judges who nominated haidar but 1st this report on how the fearless woman and her activism of the vegas. i mean not to my daughter has spent over 30 years fighting for the independence of her home and western sahara it's earned her a reputation as the go on deficit people for decades her daughter has been involved in. that has led to frequent clashes between american soldiers and so her always she says she has been in prison and tortured multiple times it hasn't stopped the human rights defender from companion for independence. $97051.00 spanish call on t

senegal.ot onto a boat, fishing boats because i could not take the ferry. i crossed with the boat. right at the border, i realized i could not take the formal route because i additional paperwork. i joined in a big truck that carried livestock like cows and goats. i squeezed in between two guys in the front seat of the truck and that is how i found myself in senegal. nermeen: we mentioned this briefly and you have just said in part,t you fled obviously, because you were called again by protocol officer to go back. who were these protocol girls? why are they called protocol girls? and the fact that after you came out with your own story, the government actually asked for other people to come and testify as well about their experiences? can you talk about whether you met these other girls, girls who were also assaulted for the former president and the women who have come forward after you have spoken out? weree protocol girls, they very unclear to the rest of the population but they worked at th

as a live in countries took part in the african bush championships in senegal the qualifying event for the world champs in shanghai next month it was of on the chinese visit congo and we always do activities together the chinese help us enormously even the medal that we give to our athletes at the national championships were taken care of by china. blue shield is broken into 2 categories it features the disciplines of tower which showcases the routine of choreographed techniques. and also sanda. which is a combat sport that mixes punching kicking and wrestling both men and women compete young and old. of course it's difficult and it's a challenge for girls to take part in we're sure it's the same as for boys it's normal but in the ring it's not qualifying was going to go for a long basically it teaches us to control our anger and what i learned here is that one shouldn't go looking for trouble it's only for self defense we are taught solidarity we're like a big family and bit by bit we are learning the values of confit and i love it. and it's that editor that's helping marshal law some

only african lucia championships are wrapping up in senegal thousands more in west africa the martial arts is proving a popular way to get more people involved in sports all that are worth explains. when you think of kung fu. names like bruce lee and jackie chan spring to mind. those names are inspiring more than 12000 people who've taken up the sport and cynical feel good before i really like chinese movies sometimes i see the tower that we are practicing here in a film. china's influence was clear to see. as a live in countries took part in the african championships in senegal the qualifying event for the world champs in shanghai next month and as of on the chinese visit congo and we always do activities together the chinese help us enormously even the medal that we give to our athletes at the national championships we're taking care of by china. has broken into 2 categories of speeches the disciplines of tower which showcases the routine of. graft techniques. and also sanda which is a combat sport that mixes punching kicking and wrestling both men and women compete young and old. o

along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senegal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. back and put penguin authorities have already built a sea wall. i am. opposed to war. and the wall is a big help if it weren't very even the hill nearby would collapse and the house there too when the dog obama i put the seawall will not be enough if water levels continue to rise and even more people are forced to look for a new place called home. they're watching d.w. news coming up next c w news africa with christine the honda will be visiting the kenyan school made out of bottles and find out about the environmental lessons students are learning band . and don't forget you can get all the latest news information around the clock on our website d w dot com or on twitter at d w news thanks for joining us. i'm scared that i'm more than tired and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with th

for the 1st time designers from senegal and present their design in berlin. connecting africa futures brings together african design is in a collaborative display which transcends clichés and stereotypes of african fashion the exhibition challenges traditional western beauty standards by bringing together fashion past styling and. what we want to achieve is to show people here in the west in the northern hemisphere look there is a contemporary fashion industry in africa with fashion shows and with many different. brands exhibits and video shows that africa doesn't want to be the dumping price for clothes discarded by the west in a british fashion designers have a. sustainable ancient granton technique for example using fabric. basically most designers are about to stablish made in africa clothing that comes from africa it's high end it's premium fashion it can be worn in any with it's not explicitly for people of african descent. the importance of hair in african culture is also reflected on in the exhibition. there and hairstyles are not just fashion they ca

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africa as always you can catch all stories on our website and facebook page now this here behind me is senegal standing it seems it's actually 1000 people say to be in august in west africa it'll be inaugurated on friday so we gave you lots of images off it it's by far out. and on demand. language courses. video. where. india. how can a country's economy grow harmony with its people but. when there are do look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces challenges and people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. the coke india on d w. hello and welcome to arts and culture well it's the world's best known pedestrian crossing the zebra stripes that abbey road in london immortalized on the cover of the famous beatles album and it's 50 years since the album's release and so we'll look at what's happening to commemorate that date and here's what else is in store . american are his tom sachs has a major retrospective on in germany with the spotlight on his sculptures and his d.i.y. methods. october fest is in full swing and we stopped by the visa in muni

one senegal's coast the village of popping greenness already feeling the effect of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque the scope was a sort of when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their fingers and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to the car another city. in the boot for their cause. their situation as a result of events happening around the world sea levels are rising due to climate change carbon emissions and other greenhouse gases making the earth warm up. polar regions are seeing the permafrost thaw glaciers and ice sheets are melting rapidly. flooding storms and erosion on intensifying. the fund the water global warming is also having an impact increased c o 2 levels are turning our oceans more acidic and that along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senekal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. back and coping when authorities ha

sceptic as always you can catch all stories on our website and facebook page now this here behind senegal's stunning new mosque it seats 60000 people say to be in august and west africa will be inaugurated on friday so we gave you lots of images off it despite our. welcome to the what is the game here for a dull the talk about some of the soldiers that's a whole. you don't want. to go to the girl next you just. go to the final story. with exclusive. must see concerning farcical church in europe. to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers the. subscriber and don't miss out on. hello and welcome to arts and culture well it's the world's best known pedestrian crossing the zebra stripes that abbey road in london immortalized on the cover of the famous beatles album and it's 50 years since the album's release and so we'll look at what's happening to commemorate that day and here's what else is in store. american are his tom sachs has a major retrospective on in germany with the spotlight on his cell service and his d.i.y. methods. october 1st is in full swing and we stopped by the visa in mu

along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senegal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. back and pumping when authorities have already built a sea wall. i am. opposed to one meter more than the wall is a big help if it weren't very even the hill nearby would collapse and the house they're 2 of them about in the book i put the seawall will not be enough if water levels continue to rise and even more people are forced to look for a new place called home. thank you so much for watching my colleague it chanel a dem allow is up next. i'm scared that if i wore that hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers we're alliance and the what's your story 'd. i mean when i was in women especially in victims of violence. take part.

africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page now the scam behind senegal's stunning new monks it seats it's actually 1000 people 6 feet in august in western africa it'll be inaugurated on friday so we gave you lots of images of it despite. the w.c. talk show streams binion's clear positions from international perspectives saudi oil fields are all loaded powder to us is a run came close to wiping the fuse coming up onto the point will discuss the gulf crisis no growth poses present problems relaxing joining. the good in 60 minutes for the c.w. to. take personally the un with wonderful people once to make the game so special. for all true fans. come. pick up more than football on line. the 1st. is a new trade dispute brewing between the u.s. and europe. is expected to greenlight major u.s. import tariffs on european products as punishment for use subsidies to airbus. also on the show russia is throwing venezuela a lifeline is american sanctions wiped out but can the majority jeems stay afloat.

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martial arts championships are wrapping up in senegal top athletes are using the african we sure eventto qualify for next month's kung fu world championships in china for thousands of others in west africa the tournament is a great way to get more people involved in the sport paul van diverse workforce. when you think of all names like bruce lee and jackie chan spring to mind. those names are inspiring more than 12000 people who've taken up the sport and cynical. i really like chinese movies sometimes i see the tower that we are practicing here in a film. china's influence was clear to see was as a live in countries took part in the african championships in senegal a qualifying event for the world champs in shanghai next month. the chinese visit congo and we always do activities together the chinese help us enormously even the medal that we give to our affiliate at the national championships we're taking care of by china. has broken into 2 categories it features the disciplines of tower which showcases the routine of choreographed techniques i. owe and also sandow which is a combat spo

now martial arts championships are wrapping up in senegal top athletes are using the african vent to qualify for next month's kung foole world championships about thousands of others in west africa the tournament is a great way to get more people involved in the sport paul van de worth reports. when you think of kung fu. names like bruce lee and jackie chan spring to mind. those names are inspiring more than 12000 people who've taken up the sport and cynical if you look at the future i really like chinese movies sometimes i see the tower that we are practicing here in a film. china's influence was clear to see. as a live in countries took part in the african bush championships in senegal the qualifying event for the world champs in shanghai next month it was of on the chinese visit congo and we always do activities together the chinese help us enormously even the medal that we give to all athletes at the national championships we're taking care of by china. sport blue shield is broken into 2 categories of speeches the disciplines of tower which showcases the routine of choreographed

senegal is opening the doors of what's being described as the biggest mosque in west africa the structure both the marble exterior and has a capacity 438000 worshippers construction began a decade ago in the capital dhaka senegal is 90 percent muslim. this isn't just there and these are the top stories and say a process has begun on the streets of egypt with demonstrators again calling for president sisi to step down kinds of demonstrations are also expected this friday cafes and shops have been shot and football matches canceled the security is heightened across the country on his return from the united states says he dismissed the demonstrations but i know this is a fantastic country where everything goes as planned i don't want to distant to those who don't like egypt don't deal with them because they are trying to draw a bad picture about our country there are a lot of lies slander and distortion that betray an image that is totally untrue. iran has released a british tanker that had been detained in the strait of hormuz since july the state emperial departed from the port of bandar.

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so everywhere i was going around the world, whether i was in zambia or malawi or senegal, i would bere to talk to women about safe and healthy birth or vaccinations. and when i would take the time and turn the questions back to them and say now what questions do you have of me, they would say what about my health? what about contraceptives? and i was shocked how many women knew about them and had told me that they used to use them. but in that little health clinic that we'd be sitting in that was easily half the sides of this stage -- size of this stage where they could show up for vaccines, they would have walked 10, 20 kilometers, they were saying i used to be able to get contraceptives here. why can i not? and they started to say to me, look, this is an emergency. i, if i have another child in the next year, i may not survive the childbirth. and if i have three, four, five children already, or i can't feed these kids. it's not fair for me to have the another child for the ones i have. and so i started to really listen to this rallying call. i kind of, i couldn't believe it. and at

study all money from senegal is just 1.75 metres tall but he's got 6 headed goals in last season's premier league that's more than any other player. sat joe around 10 centimeters tall of the money he has got the most half of all his reality that goes with his head unbelievable. there are 3 stages to every great work of god 1st there's the cross the flying bomb then the run of the jump and the impact the head it's how we start with the flying ball. in the milliseconds before player goes for the head he must calculate the balls trajectory and at the same time work out the markers effect. named after mark knows a german physicist he found the formula for a curving ball you may call it spin on magnus effect it's all the say. the ball rotates the greater the markets effect. the next stage of this scientific operation is the run up and the job now you have to calculate your own movement in relation to the wall. what. the player has to say and not the problems he must calculate his own jump in relation to the flying ball. the margin for error is very very small because the head is not very flexib

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the shopkeeper is rich as compared to the core population but it is mostly an issue of lutein of senegal the poverty of the of the black population which is still suffering enormously now despite the fact that the government is trying hard to create schools to bring electricity to in the stores so which and things in all the townships and so barracks all for big cities like china spark or pretoria. if we saw similar actions in for example european country or the united states they'd be probably labeled as acts of nationalism and often that's linked back to the leader of that country you see it in the likes of hunger viktor orban in france even donald trump takes a lot of criticism in the u.s. do you think that's why the south african leaders denying there is any nationalism here because it could reflect badly on him. well they do of course they're not too proud of what had happened. it's not very nice but that africa has some problems with its white farmers own and there is racism racism involved you know the government as taken farmers from white farmers and farmer said been killed like

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of the 1st time designers from senegal uganda and present the design. connecting after a future brings together african design is in a collaborative display which transcends clichés and stereotypes of african fashion the exhibition challenges traditional western beauty standards by bringing together fashion styling and. what we want to achieve is to show people here in the west in the northern hemisphere look there is a contemporary fashion industry in africa with fashion shows and with many different. brands exhibits and video showed that africa doesn't want to be the dumping place for clothes discarded by the west in a fit of fashion designers have a. sustainable ancient gunton techniques for example using a fabric. basically most designers are about establishing made in africa clothing that comes from africa it's high end it's premium fashion it can be worn anywhere it's not explicitly for people of african descent. the importance of hair in african culture is also reflected on in the exhibition. and hairstyles and not just fashion they can be a stat

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marched in the sudanese capital khartoum demanding his son's release for the 2nd consecutive day senegal'spresident macky sall has pardoned one of his main political rivals khalifa saal who is not related to the president had been in jail since early 2017 he was accused of misusing public funds and wasn't due for release until 2023 he denies the charges and says they were intended to stop him from standing in the presidential election earlier this year and now to sports news piece a statement has the round up of action from day 3 at the world athletics championships . here at the international stadium cherian fraser prize is the sprint queen of doha the jamaican stormed the way of the women's 100 meters final at a time of 10.71 seconds to win a world title for the 4th time britain's the national smith came home sick and with major say 3rd at 32 fraser price is the oldest woman to win this title the usa were the winners of the new 4 by 400 meters mixed relay events the cultivates of london allyson felix courtney 0 kolo and michael cherry took gold in a world record time to make a woman sobe

been really happening and for that reason officials take it very very seriously when you come to senegal for instance this is a place where we have a lot of tourists coming to and so what happens here interest is that we make sure that people who are young girls under the age of 18 find it very difficult to access these places will also have the sexual offenses act that also condemns sex store i mean a 6 story in the country but also when you go to hotels you have these athletes and after reaching them very modified for them to for jurors themselves to understand that you cannot take part in these practices in this country when you go to the communities themselves where sometimes when tourists come to engage in sex tourism you go to the communities because they know when they come to the hotels then they might be tracked easily ok so you have let's not let's not let's not jump the gun here because i think we're talking about regulation and we still don't know what the real problem because we're talking about these stories coming in the stories coming in but they're engaging with gambier'

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to set up, and sort of string of hard-core pro-israel leaders from stuart leavy to david cohen to senegalegalate for -- single man mandecker, so i think it is entirely legitimate. i do not think you need to be smeared as an anti-semite to say hey, you know, these people are looking at the treasury. there are a lot of treasury positions that do not allow dual positions to work in certain areas, and that includes the federal reserve system. anyway, my real question is this -- guest: there is no such position in the u.s. government. you just know that, right? you stated a fallacy. sharp' latestemy reports, they talk about the edge that u.s. is supposed to maintain for israel, but they never seem to mentioned that israel has nuclear weapons, and the cia said that publicly in 1974. the dod released a report about the nuclear infrastructure over there. just wondering if sebastian and other pundits believe that it might be good to stop lying by omission and talking about the allocated military edge and are talking about israel as the leading state, and middle east nuclear proliferator instead of

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