this boutique belongs to adam about he- and reconstruction i icon originally hailing from senegal. a dynamic business woman who u used her imagination to work around the consnstraints of cove it. abouta subsample activity boosted my creativity i created this concept of lockdown runway shows. it is just to check out the idea was that everyone could do o a fashion show like e did this a couple of days s out favorable. to display creations and continue promoting our plates and the models we did it- via the internet or not to fail i t think i've e done it. s year adam about he is organizing an online version of senegal's deca fashion week. for the design and new technology is very useful about kahn replace face to face communication. leftt exemplified. i think see africa is all about contacts is all about negotiating going to the market choosingg your fabric coming z. adama that's africa. but africa like ever. this has just westt of. the metered seveventy third suffice the viv. and about how he spentt the beginning of the crisis in senegal before fing back to franz she's proud off how

china has agreed to defer debt prepayments from cash strapped african nations like senegal that have struggled during the pandemic a cynical is more than a $1000000000.00 in debt to beijing and has awarded deep sea fishing licenses to the chinese government that strong criticism from local fisherman and environmentalist to say that the waters are already overfished out zeros nicholas hawke reports from dhaka. they're back tired and hungry after weeks at sea when loading their meager catch in west africa's biggest artists in the fishing port deep in the ocean they say are unmarked vessels carrying tons of fish whose modified describes it as a stolen treasure a catch she can only dream of. but. they were hoping to get to mars are the ocean isn't like it used to be but i mean there aren't as many fish and there were too many boats and synagogues waters depleting fish stocks. the senegalese fishing union accuses the government of favoring chinese vessels instead of protecting local fishermen with the help of senegalese authorities chinese vessels have been allowed to change their flag to

fish to feed its population of 1400000000 people indebted in cash crops senegal need chinese money the most who have no agreement with the chinese government there are some chinese fishing vessels but why aren't you asking me questions about the european vessels why stigmatise the chinese they have their interest and we have ours and they are an important partner to senegal and it was. billions of dollars to china with the economy stalling because of the current virus outbreak people are going hungry president has been calling for african debt to be canceled in order to deal with what the u.n. describes as a looming food crisis china agreed to delay debt repayments most of the fishing vessels in the port of the car are chinese and this crew is getting ready to sail out at sea and out of sight in. cynically territorial waters are deep trawlers fishing illegally and destroying the environment. greenpeace describes these chinese fishing vessels as floating factories they are no match defies boat scientists predict that within a decade ocean ecosystems will collapse because of rising tempe

even though it is only 26 objects and one from senegal, we feel it isis a first and will ba historical change because nowowt means african countries who ask for the heritage can be heard, and something can change and objects can come back. i feel optimistic. >> it is just a drop in the bucket we are talking some 90% of sub-saharan artifacts housed outside of the continent. is the goal to get them back to the cocountries they came from? >> no, i d don't feel that. today we hear people e saying we want to get back the 90,000 objects, andff couourse that is not the subject. the subject is how do you give their heritage back in all different countries? received benin case, w we the collection in 2006 and exhibited them m for three mont. visitors s see the artifacts. it was the first time they were coming back it was a very -- back. it was a very popular event. that a iortant tododay french state and african state understand it is important for the e population to have accesso their history, memory, and heritage. it is impoportant that thesese objects s come back,k, but not e 90,000.. we ha

deep in southern senegal's bumble the village is where your money trained as a child.sonny i would come here absolutely every day escaping from school to come here and training every single day this is the reason why i didn't go very far at school because he was always here saw joe was the shy village boy that dreamt big when he came to train at flute an academy owned by the french football club mess the coaches remember him as an awkward teenager that would keep to himself now most of those currently in the cademy want to follow him on his footsteps it was he who . he came back to give the young ones advice and i remember him saying the only regret is to not have continued to study so he told the students never let go of school we're proud of him in the example that he's giving. and yet his parents didn't want him to play football he was just 7 years old and when his father died it was his uncles that acted as father figures and they were the moms at a local mosque like this one they made education a priority not running after football but look at him now. with his we

olympic games were meant to take place in senegal in 2022 but it's now been pushed back 4 years due to coronavirus the delay of africa's 1st ever olympic event a big setback for many young athletes reports from senegal capital. poor swimming coach do gay there is no easy way to break the news the youth olympics meant to take place in 2022 will be delayed by 4 years he explains because of the coronavirus pandemic 13 year old swimmer. who has pre-selected to take part in the 5200 metres backstroke will be too old to take part in the games in 2026 i'm so disappointed i've been training day and night for this moment and this opportunity to represent my country right here in dakar more than 4000 now leads aged between 14 and 18 from around 180 nations were expected to take part in the youth olympics for the 1st time it's being held in africa in some countries who normally can't afford to said competitors were looking forward to having the event close is a hope. that you so of course for these young athletes it's heartbreaking it's earth shattering news but i try to encourage them to continu

the nigerian president bush hari president of ivory coast ouattara the president of the share and senegal all coming at once in bamako to both speak with katie but most importantly to speak with the protest movement and the difficulty in trying to finding a middle ground is because this protest movement the m 5 movement is made up of various various people they have members of the opposition members of former members of the present. government you have religious leaders you have trade unionists are trying to get them all on the same table and 2 to a talking point is that main challenge for this delegation given the level of unrest that we've seen in mali what are the possible outcomes both for mali but also for the region as well. well you know the reason why we're seeing such a high level. delegation coming to bamako is that stability in mali is key for the security of these countries that we've mentioned ivory coast has already been at the has received a tax from armed groups that come from mali knees error number of armed groups have been seen from mali coming into the territorial bord

prepare and today's games just is in order to welcome all the athletes many of whom will discover senegal for the 1st time i realized this is a disappointment to those. but there will be a next time. has now set her eyes on the african championships in 2021 she's overcoming her disappointment with determination and. represent at 28 summer olympics. it seems there's no stopping her limbic dreams. a memorial for the late u.s. congressman john lewis is on the way in his home state alabama. lewis is remembered for his role in politics and as of all rights leader of the 6 days of ceremonies he'll lie and stays in the u.s. capitol before being buried in georgia. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera signs of the increasingly for relationship between the u.s. and china have been playing out in the chinese city of chengdu staff the u.s. consulate there have been leaving with their bags packed after it was ordered to be closed by china's government both sides accuse each other of endangering national security it was in response to washington's

they use and then pick a games that were scheduled to take place in senegal in 2022 but they've been moved to 2026 due to the coronavirus pandemic off and he told me in between i.o.c. and senegal it was fine until the 1st olympic event to be held in africa is a big setback for many young athletes nicholas reports from the. floor swimming coach do gay there is no easy way to break the news the youth olympics meant to take place in 2022 will be delayed by 4 years she explains because of the coronavirus pandemic. 13 year old swimmer salim up to somebody who was pre-selected to take part in the 5100 metres backstroke will be told to take part in the games in 2026 i'm so disappointed i've been training day and night for this moment and this opportunity to represent my country right here in dakar more than 4000 athletes aged between 14 and 18 from around 180 nations were expected to take part in the youth olympics for the 1st time it's being held in africa in some countries who normally can't afford to send competitors were looking forward to having the event close is a hope so thank you s

the youth olympics games were meant to take place in senegal in 2022 and now being pushed back 4 years due to chronic virus the delay of africa's 1st ever limbic event is a big setback for many young athletes like us hulk reports from dhaka. who are swimming coach do gay there is no easy way to break the news the youth olympics meant to take place in 2022 will be delayed by 4 years she explains because of the coronavirus pandemic. 13 year old swimmer salim up to somebody who was pre-selected to take part in the 5200 metres backstroke will be told to take part in the games in 2026 i'm so disappointed i've been training day and night for this moment and this opportunity to represent my country right here in dakar more than 4000 athletes aged between 14 and 800 from around 180 nations were expected to take part in the youth olympics for the 1st time it's being held in africa in some countries who normally can't afford to send competitors were looking forward to having the event close is a hope so thank you so of course for these young athletes it's heartbreaking it's earth shattering news

look at our main stories here on al-jazeera 5 west african heads of state from nigeria ivory coast senegal and me share arriving in mali to try and resolve the country's deepening political crisis has seen protests for 6 weeks now with tens of thousands of people demanding president. to step down at least 14 people have been killed in recent days nicolas hack is following developments from neighboring senegal the difficulty in trying to finding a middle ground is because this protest movement the m 5 movement is made up of various various people you have members of the opposition members of a former members of the present. government you have religious leaders you have street unionists are trying to get them all on the same table and 2 to a talking point is the main challenge for this delegation in other news afghanistan's ministry of defense has confirmed it carried out an ass strike that killed at least $45.00 people they say they were targeting members of the taliban in the western province of have rot and that civilians weren't in the area but a district governor says at least they civ

2021 she's overcoming her disappointment with determination and more training aiming to represent senegal at the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles it seems there's no stopping her olympic dreams because hawkeye. baseball season continued on friday after being postponed for 4 months because of the global pandemic well there was that massive a home run in auckland. angels leaving just a single run for the when smashed 130 meter extra inning grand slam hit ceiling $73.00 when. and currying a stock. putting a stand out display to help the toronto blue jays open with a when over the tampa bay rays allowed to just a single run in his 1st 4 out of a total of 5 innings to help the days when fixed for. the blue jays will play all their home games at the mine and hockey and buffalo new york. and also as well from and about to sell thanks on as i go in here like this final story that we have because reindeer herd as in russia have made a red discovery the world preserve skeleton of a woolly mammoth scientists say the find on the edge of the lake in siberia is unique because some ligaments remain a

bring us up to date with the latest he's in senegal as capital but i want to bring in. the chief executive excuse me chief executive director of the africa international media group and she's joining us on skype from paris we appreciate your time thank you very much indeed as our correspondent nick was telling us there there are significant issues that ivory coast is facing where do you see those issues now that. the body has died. and you say yes for sure there are a couple of issues related to the pot electional conflict. years ago technics it 10 years ago but the 2nd. look of conflict. happening right now is about is about radical resolve or will being succeeding to micah so could you walk through our overall why don't you want to use has experience tensions. of the political the presidential party had an alliance with cannot be really seen now the airlines is broken because the. calamity progress is going things here the wire was to succeed what and that it had an agreement now president what dad decided to choose a medical leave ballingall spot of his own party so

with meat and on the usual environmental activists from senegal and we will introduce you to a species of ants of in ethiopia that have been hunted almost to extinction. is a famous on the streets of the senegalese capital to call for his outlandish outfit a single handed come pain to raise awareness of the plastic waste problem children don't know whether they should laugh at him or be afraid when they see or meet the so-called plastic man mold you for going to virus restrictions in my view cramping his style a bit but the environmental activists work is paying off and he's determined to carry on the fight it is. oh. to feel has had to change tack in east. against plastic waste or the world in the grips of a pandemic he's only 2 right now is his smartphone but that's not likely to draw nearly as much attention. this is what he surely looks like more do it in a girl's most ring on and a plastic complain for more than 15 years he's been going around schools neighborhoods in markets like this one in the car and stopping plastic bags for paper lines instead of work. where some people are

the tropical forest and on the religion of subtle insult on senegal is endangered. the palmira palm is an part of the forest in provides the villagers with fruit with wood to build on each other with palm leaves for their roofs of the huts. but again and again the forest isn't too late clement somebody is a form of from start to who wants to protect the trees he sees the slash and burn my thought is actually harmful for agriculture although the new fields may be fertile vining also causes soil erosion which is bad for the palmira palm trees. they don't appear for all. this is an example of a devastating bushfire last year someone set a fire here and then just left you can see the back of this tree barn down to the base and that means the whole tree is now much more vulnerable the important. new way. a crisis meeting village elder christoph collie explains how serious the situation ease slashing and burning does not only destroy a forest uncontrolled fires threaten the village itself. and i'm very. busy resuming a founded a committee that will look into the organisat

nigeria senegal ghana ivory coast and the share their presidents on an extraordinary mission in aimed at ending mollies political crisis. we are here to meet the president and the various parties concerned to bring peace and ensure that mali returns to the paths to stability for the sake of the whole region outside their meeting demonstrators supporting mullion opposition leaders who majlis sisi he remains missing after being abducted during the parliamentary elections in april it is time for these african heads of state to intervene in the actions of even a cat and his government to bring back to his family safe and sound as soon as possible in his absence and unprecedented protest movement calling itself the m 5 among its leader. but also leaders of the opposition in civil society all calling for president. to resign police fired bullets in july as demonstrators attempted to set fire to the national assembly building roadblocks and seize control of the national t.v. station the west african regional organization echo osce made a series of recommendations on sunday to end the crisis

because joining us from neighboring senegal what are you hearing about the situation in mali. well the police are trying to clear the protesters have taken over the capital by moscow and especially the main arteries are blocking people who are trying to return to their homes and so we know that earlier on the protesters that had gone to the national assembly in response security forces had fired. live rounds on protesters one is confirmed dead 20 are injured just moments before we went to air klim old then build a who is an anti corruption activist part of the demonstration to the protesters movement was arrested for inciting violence he had called on social media for the army the military to join in with the protesters and now the demonstrators say they will keep to the streets until their demands are met they want president mubarak to be stripped of all of his power although kate came on national television 2 days ago calling for a dialogue a national unity even suggesting that there will be. a new vote for a contested seat during the parliamentary elections that happened in

and mali for example by choose to say the showers again are going to shows those quite big ones in senegal and the gambia but probably not much further north not not. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis yet how many have to die like this stock is hans's on are really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting alluring the case in. yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. the the end. of the back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera e.u. leaders are meeting for a 3rd today in brussels to discuss the blocks long term budget members are divided over a multi-billion dollar coronavirus recovery fund designed to pull europe out of its deepest recession in decades international mediators in mali have recommended the formation of a unity government to east tensions between opposing parties the proposal would see members of civil society groups and the opposition make up half of the new guy. a car bomb in syria has killed at least 5 people and injured more than 2

regional bloc echo us calling for a unity government nicholas haq has more from dhaka in neighboring senegal. coming back to this 10 day hiatus of the protest movement well that coincides with the end of the monitoring mission set out by the echo was to ensure that the government takes the steps that the west african body has recommended including the appointment of new constitutional judges so that there could be a corum of 5 judges that could rule over the contested parliamentary election result $31.00 seats that went to the ruling party and there are being contested by the by the protesters and by the opposition movement yesterday president. wanted to meet with the union of judges but the universe judges refused to meet with the president saying their demands by the president are on unconstitutional so clearly siding with the protest movement so as you mentioned 4 heads of states are coming to go on thursday to try to break the deadlock that's currently taking place in the us in this political crisis including present my case of senegal the president of ghana ivory coast and as well of th

thank you for joining as 5 west africans head of states from nigeria ivory coast gonna senegal and me share arriving in mali scap. but all this saga try and resolve the country's deepening political crisis mollies been consumed by protests for 6 weeks now with tens of thousands of people demanding that president the brain boubacar kate a steps down at least 14 people have been killed in recent days the protests are led by the m 5 movement of opposition activists the accused president of corruption mishandling the economy and not improving security they have rejected a proposal from a regional bronco os calling for a unity government instability in mali has helped rebel groups linked to al qaeda and i saw take a foothold using the country as a launching point for attacks on neighboring nations let's bring in algiers nicholas hock who is following the story from the car in senegal nic a squad of the delegation arriving in bamako today a regional effort clearly stepping up to try and resolve this crisis in this last last ditch effort achieve anything. well as you mentioned a big delegati

does here and we're talking about i rico's gonna nigeria senegal and. has been has been a site of many attacks from armed groups we're talking about armed groups as german subtle islam will mostly mean an al qaeda affiliate and islam mixtape in the greater sahara which has been expanded expanded its area of attacks even attacking northern coast so this debility of mali is the stability of the region they want to see these heads of states want to see security in that region not only the regional powers here it's the argument put forward by president mike cole and the european union that the securing the borders of europe starts by securing stability of mali remember the north of mali is used for the movement of migrants who then cross the mediterranean it's also used for illegal traffic such as drugs this month that we've seen and you force the force that involves european special forces that will be in this area of northern mali so it's a strategic importance not just for mali but for the region of the whole and for europe to find a solution to this pol

because haq is following developments from dhaka in neighboring senegal he says the demonstrations are spread to several other cities. they've taken to the streets again today blocking certain neighborhoods of bamako this morning they tried to block the 2 main bridges that connects the north and the south of the city of burma co we're hearing also same demonstration in same movement of trying to block roads in the historic town of timbuktu in the north of the country they blocked also the road that leads from bamako to the town of coral so that's following a call to action by the m 5 the movement of the 5th of june late last night calling in what they describe in french is only a day where protesters are trying to turn capitals and cities into a ghost town blocking major arteries and that's because they reject the eco os recommendations made because it falls short of their demand the demand is that it resigns or that he's stripped of his powers and also that the national assembly would be dissolved they say that the elections that happened during the current virus outbreak of the parli

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meeting in mali to try to resolve the deepening political crisis the leaders of major area ivory coast senegal ghana and me share are due to hold talks with president evo hymn book at kaita as well as the country's opposition and rest in mali is threatening to destabilize the region there have been protests for 6 weeks. french president emanuel mccrum has warned to turkey against maneuvers in the eastern mediterranean and this calling for the e.u. to consider sanctions it follows and has moved to send ships into the waters on an energy source in mission. and if he. doesn't let me be done in this part of the mediterranean which is vital for all of our country's energy and security issues are essential today and they are at stake in the power struggles of turkey and russia in particular which are increasingly asserting themselves and against which the european union still carries too little weight because it would be a serious mistake to leave our security in the mediterranean in the hands of other players this is not an option for europe and it will not be something france roulade happened to s

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