one senegal currently grows enough rice to cover its domestic needs for 9 months. beyond that, it has to rely on impulse government investments ostensibly aimed to make senegal self sufficient in rice by 2015. but many rice farmers think authorities haven't taken the necessary action when once in a while they were alone near there would in the senegalese authorities only act and clears out one of them. they don't really believe in this objective kadelli widely open. it is on if they were committed now we could reach self sufficiency in 2 years. synagogue mean is i don't, but they've been selling us this dream for decades. been what we have the land and the synagogue river nearby. we have no excuse when you are just bad policy soon. if rise, farmers need access to land an extra funding to boost production anathema. the country now has what it needs on the industrial side. for a long time, there were only small scale companies whose end product was often not up to standard rise. factory manager says that's changed significantly. we had a new villas in the industry. there are new industr

let's not forget that india is the biggest exporter of rice world wide along senegal, commonly grows enough rice to cover its domestic needs for 9 months. beyond that, it has to rely on impulse government investments ostensibly aimed to make senegal self sufficient in rice by 2015, but many rice farmers think, or sorties haven't taken the necessary action for months. and i got, they were all needed to would in the senegalese authorities only act and players are one of them. they don't really believe in this objective and the label hugley open it is on if they were committed. now we could reach self sufficiency in 2 years. synagogue mean is that, but they've been selling us this dream for decades than what we have the land, emma synagogue river nearby. we have no excuse when you were just bad policy soon. if rice farmers need access to land an extra funding to boost production anathema, the country now has what it needs on the industrial side. for a long time, there were only small scale companies whose end product was often not up to standard rise factory manager says that's changed

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aimed at revitalizing the economy, senegal is pushing ahead with construction of what it's calling thehe mammoth project requires a huge workforce and has attracted people across west africa who are looking for jobs, but those workers are alleging poor and even dangerous working conditions. >> rose of modern residential buildings and a new regional headquarters for the united nations. construction in senegal's city of the future has made considerable progress thanks in particular to migrant workers from elsewhere in west africa. however, some of those workers are speaking out, alleging poor treatment from ployers. >> [indiscernible] >> laborers say they work up to 13 hours a day seven days a week and are paid less than seven euros per day. at the center of many of the allegations is the chinese-owned firm wietc. >> to shout, hit you, you. >> the construction contractor has denied any abuse and says it abides by laws. while the developer two of the sites says he is unaware of the accusations. >> it is a global problem to which we -- to which we must find sustainable solutions. it is all

while one in 10 people don't have enough to eat. nicholas accept this report from senegal, where food produces on looking to local farmers, rather than relying on impulse. so we're at a farming conference in the car center where outside there's an incredible wind. so what does that have to do with farming wealth? it's soon as a harm. a town when coming from the sahara, carrying with it small particles that are a 10th of the size of human hair, and he carries phosphorus and iron across the atlantic to the caribbean, to the amazon and scientists believe the $170000.00 tons transported every year renders the land over their very 1st child for growing food and ensure abundance over there. but what about over here on the african conscious? how do people get their food? well, a lot of it relies on this the port, most of it is imported from abroad. but the russia ukraine crisis has badly affected bread makers and bakers in this country who can't rely on we imports anymore. in this challenge, the owner of this bakery saw an opportunity. this is products that are made with the imported wheat a

partnership to try to reset its relationship with the content. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, senegal echoed all in the european union of agreed to increase cooperation in their fight against international organized crime. the interior ministers of ecuador and belgium were joined with the you commissioner to sign an agreement in quito. it comes a day after ecuadorian police seized merely 9 tons of drugs bound for the european country. soldiers and mexico have allegedly killed 5 unarmed people in a city near the u. s. border. the incident led to fighting between the soldiers and locals, who would have protesting against the incident. a rights group has called on the government to investigate spain and some south american nations are offering citizenship to 94 dissidence expelled from nicaragua. our latin america editor, alysia new reports. these are the images of monica al daniel, when she was a sandinista rebel commander in the late 19 seventy's alongside president daniel ortega when both were fighting to overthrow nicaragua, then dictatorship to day. she's not only in exile fleeing f

because high caspar from docker in senegal, a change of tone from french president venue. and my congress trying to address the criticism that there's been throughout the region in the french military presence specific in vis a hell where there's been a step of attacks of arm groups and more and more people displaced. most recently, in burkina, faso french troops were asked to leave the country. now he says that many of these french military bases in the region will be turned into training centers and they'll be a drop down of troops. he says that there are multiple challenges ahead for african states, and that's where the relationship will change left click new bob, her guide africa is not france. his sphere of influence, nor zisha continent that french in europeans would dictate how to develop. but it's a continent where we need to build a respectful and balance relationship so that we can work together on common causes . so he's about to embark on a tore of central african stayed starting by gabon held work go to democratic republic of congo. and also to engel, our, he'

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because as far as senegal feel, the pinch of the $500.00 ukraine out, a coping plus air india, a seal, the biggest aviation deal in the industry, history. counting the cost on al jazeera o election day in nigeria, voters are heading to the poles to decide who be the next president of africa is most populous nation. ah, i'm robot this, and this is all to see alive from doha. also coming up as ukraine begins a 2nd year under the shadow of war, the e u and the u. s. level new sanctions against russia. families torn apart by earthquakes until kia and syria were going to tell you about the challenge of reuniting last babies with the loved ones. and we report from the philippines for cheaper imports and wising transport costs, forcing farmers to dump their produce. ah . so we're going to begin in nigeria, we're voting underway and what scene is the most unpredictable presidential race since the end of military rule or the $93000000.00 people are registered to vote for a new president as well as members of the national assembly. nigerians are safe, they hope their next leader will improve th

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senegal has those type of rules. all of them are doing way better, so i think you have to push initially to get those numbers and let the intangible effects take you across the line. >> moving on from female candidates to female voters, are any of the main political parties or presidential candidates trying to engage with female voters? are they pitching policies specifically towards women? >> there is certainly quite a bit in the couple of the manifestoes about maternal health, which is a really big issue for nigeria, preventing maternal death. unfortunately, it does not seem that any candidate has made any significant commitment to improving women's access to positions of seniority within society, if that's in the private or public sphere, but ultimately, i think that in an election like this where there are already so many different dynamics, you have a situation whereby marginally there are more men registered to vote then there are women in nigeria and you also have competing interests, it is understandable that

, kicks, senegal winning 5 pool for their 1st title is tournament is for football. is playing in their domestic leagues across africa. the local bass players winning a year after the fall. senegalese team, a crown to africa, couple of nations champions. much city can close the gap on premier league leaders arsenal to just to point city take on top of later while also lost for only the 2nd time this season on saturday. i everton, james, how kosky with the only goal of the game as you ever to manager sean dice. started his job with the win is their 1st victory in 11 games in competitions. by munich, we'll be looking to retake the top spot in germany. that soft it union berlin overtook them in the standings with a late twin over mites substitute jordan pethel with it went up to one results, leads them to points ahead of fine and the table. but the story of the day in the buddhist league came from put us in dolton, sebastian, hello, he scored his 1st competitive goal after recovering from testicular cancer, dockman thrashing fryeburg 51 on what was of cancer day to be n

joining me now is jubilee and jay, from the center for diplomatic and strategic studies in a car, senegal. i tell us now when we see these protests on the streets, we've seen protests, as i mentioned, burkina faso, molly, but also here in senegal, where his friendship, businesses have been attacked. why is there so much anti french sentiment and has macro speech appeased the sentiments? well, it's going to sound like a paradox, but as a matter of fact, the d colonization process of africa has never ended. so this old school rhetoric of being anti colonial, be anti french clerk. colonial power is still a rhetoric that is very easy to instrumental eyes any time the situation goes wrong . now what's happening is young people, the young generation, do one things to change, but the level of political analysis is rather old school. that's what's happening. so what is it that people want from france, the, the former colonial power, what type of change and relationship are people looking for here? well, it's pretty hard to tell, but i think the president, michael really pinpointed the, the part o

in the center of the slave trade , they turned into a senegal-dvuar. benin and other countries.is, any attempts to revolt are riots. brutally suppressed only in the struggle for independence from france, more than 2 million inhabitants of africa died as a whole, according to historians from africa to america until the middle of the xix centuries, about 14 million dark-skinned slaves were delivered, and from one to two- thirds of the slaves who were in the holds of ships , millions of slave traders who died from exhaustion and illness did not reach their destination. they just threw away the smell instead of freedom and equality. share. rule, indeed. it seems to me that today macron johnson and others for the lawlessness of robbery. and bloody. the adventure seems. even vice versa. i want even more victims, only now on the territory of ukraine the crisis after the second world war gave an understanding to keep africa the same format. it hardly succeeds and the west is again deceiving 1960 the continent was decolonized. true, only on paper the principle of subjugation and gain was

you have this for you are having foreign aid going to spit on lgbtq activist in senegal, gay pride eventsprague, crt funded by the department of education so university of texas get $1.5 million for teachers, not improve how they teach math, but crt. nonprofits in illinois and rhode island being constructed on how to center their classrooms around equity. that's what i mean by woke. it is not just about the department of education. it is everywhere. the department of agriculture talking about food justice and systemic inequities in food system. as you start to delve into the details of these agencies, you realize it is not just big government, like i was say the bill clinton administration was is possible for. this is a new type of government that is woke. the dollars are being spent not just the have environmental cleanup. we see that in the situation in ohio, but talk about environments of justice and it is also weaponize. these are the same agency is going after american people. the epa that puts 75-year-old veteran in jail for 18 months for building ponds on his ranch to fight wildfir

from the phoenician sailors and means the western territory is washed by the atlantic ocean borders senegallgeria moth and western sahara diplomatic relations of the ussr and we britain established in 1964 after 4 years after we britain became independent. before that, it was a colony of france since then , more than half a century has passed, but , paradoxically, not a single foreign minister affairs, not soviet not russian was not here visit sergey lavrov did it first. this is the first ever visit of the head of the foreign political department of the russian federation to mauritania. eh, and maybe it was time to do that. moreover, next year we will celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. first meeting with the president of mauritania. he took part in the first forum of russia and africa in sochi in the nineteenth year. now going to the second in july in st. petersburg, then negotiations with the head of the foreign ministry of mauritania first in the format of this stage, and then draw up with a party member of the delegation. we talked about that

. >> al jazeera is at a farming conference in a senegal focusing on food security in africa. >> we area conference where outside there is an incredible wind. what does that have to do with farming? wind coming from the sahara can bring with it small particles that are 1/10 the size of human hair carrying phosphorous and iron across the atlantic to the caribbean, to the amazon, and scientists believe the 178,000 tons transported every year renders the land over there very fertile for growing food and ensuring abundance over there, but what about over here on the african continent? how do people get their food? a lot of it relies on this, the port. most of it is imported from abroad, but the russia-ukraine crisis has badly affected bread makers and bakers in this country who cannot rely on wheat imports anymore. in this challenge, the owner of this bakery saw an opportunity. >> this is product made with the imported wheat and this is product made with senegalese wheat. big difference. we prefer our own. the reason why is because it is cheaper to make our own. there is much more nutrition

at the same time, anti-french sentiment has taken root in other countries like chad and senegal withple keen to see an end to the former colonial powers influence. a feeling that france says has been stirred up by russia, which it accuses of spreading disinformation in the region. despite these protests, emmanuel macron has repeated that the french partnership with the continent remains a top priority, and is going for a new chapter in the relationship. to back these claims, he is promised to return already previously seized on the continent. >> i can't except that a large part of several african country's cultural heritage is in france. there are historical explanations for it but nothing can justify it forever. reporter: so far, 26 artifacts have been returned to benin but that hasn't stopped anti-french sentiment from getting a ground across africa. anchor: next, a store that never seems to end but could change. brexit has dominated much of the public discourse in the u.k. in europe, ihas pulled at the lucifer -- the loose threads of british society. p.m. rishi sunak met with the

well, nicholas huck has been at a family conference in senegal. now that is focusing on nat, food security in africa. so we're at a farming conference in the car synagogue where outside there's an incredible wind . so what does that have to do with farming? well, it's soon as a harm, a town wind coming from the sarah carrying with it small particle that are a 10th of the size of human hair. and it carries phosphorus and iron across the atlantic to the caribbean, to the amazon. and scientists believe the $170000.00 tons transported every year renders the land over their very fertile for growing food and ensure abundance over there. but what about over here on the african conscious? how do people get their food? well, a lot of it rely on this support. most of it is imported from abroad . but the russia ukraine crisis has badly affected bread makers and bakers in this country who can't rely on we import anymore. in this challenge, the owner of this bakery saw an opportunity. this is products that are made with the imported read, and this is the produ

they leave a mess and we just have to look at what's happened in senegal and gorda with, with thousands of thousands of literally illegal. 5 chinese winders, come in there, and the amount of mercury that they're using mercury was bad. i think, way over a 100 years ago. and most of the west, there should be no mercury coming into africa and yet that's how they're recovering . all their goals and mercury is so deadly, so poisonous and last a long time and it's in a water supply. 5 from the ground, we haven't even mentioned about how gold mining just devastates the countryside, really a foreign land. so yeah, we gotta control all mining companies that come in. they have to abide by standards . they have to be transparent. they have to be approved by proper government agencies. what about the burden of disease in the mining communities? i got some pretty good research your thought on. yes, thanks. my team has burke him also. you know, we almost thought we added or rather hated spread like wildfire in these communities in the illegal mining camps. women are really abused in multiple ways sex

when the us treasury secretary janet the ellen visited, senegal and zambia. she took shots and america strategic phones, claiming that both russia and china bear, the pa shall responsibility for the economic woes on the continent. which is war in weapon, new zation of food, his exacerbated food insecurity, and caused untold suffering. and the global economic head winds caused by the actions of a single man, president who is creating an unnecessary drag on african economy. but the west is also its own with enemy in its bed to win over the african continent. as officials continue their diplomatic blitz of various countries here, they also issue attending, contradictory, and at times, derogatory messages, a point a best exhibited by the in use. foreign affairs chief. yes you do. and the rest of the world must of the rest of the goal. it's a jungle and the jungle could invade the garden and the gardeners should take care of it. however, russia has proven itself as billy ally to the african jungle having supported many a liberation movement. as all across the vast

in senegal, the government is encouraging bread makers to use local grains to keep costs down. nicholas hark reports now from northern cynical st. out of the oven, a batch of freshly baked bread. ah, when russia invaded ukraine a year ago, bread maker mister herself, smelt trouble. because war torn ukraine is the biggest exporter of wheat to africa. this is excellent. this is what we're looking for. sol. wasn't going to let the shortage of the green stop him from making the best possible loaf greatly make great bread. this is read that has been cultivated and harvested here in synagogue, the 100 for for the local, as you can already see, we find a lot more and tricia better quality, less of a bed of bread because of the real being grand. luckily, this is solves ancestral land in the sal region where agronomist planted in experimental variety of wheat that can withstand desert temperatures for i was a fancy bigger. it's incredible because at 46 degrees celsius wheat is growing here . emma, it's a miracle and thanks to the crisis, every once interested in our research and we have nowhere

the country, a people killed in the north in the region of tito. nicholas hawk al jazeera de car, senegal, 2 weeks after a train accident in the u. s. cit of ohio st. toxic gas into the year residence there, say they still don't know if they're safe. the train was carrying hazardous chemicals when it came off the tracks in the small town of east palestine authority set off a controlled explosion to prevent a bigger disaster that created a toxic cloud. the baton administration has defended its response, saying it mobilized a robust, multi agency effort. one white house safe. we'd have to have proper tests if we need help. we do we need if we be president the item we need fema housing, or giddy. we should not have been white back into town until all of this was done. you for any families that with their kids that are like once and then tell them to scrub withdrawn. he thought that we were told the whole entire time that we did not have to leave when i in all reality, this whole entire left. it was, i say, really many people are concerned about the fact that they're still coughing having hea

ah, women run micro businesses are key to senegal development and to improved food security. access to finance helps them succeed. since 2014, nearly a 180 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession refinancing. these loans were made possible by an initiative administered by the q 8 good, will fund the q 8 fund partners in development, lou anne robinson until the top stories and al jazeera, more than 25000 people have died after 2 powerful earthquakes. it took care in syria on monday, search and rescue efforts are continuing among the latest news. a family of 5 has been pulled alive from the rubble in gussie and tap a 129 hours since the disaster. and on friday night, a woman was find alive and dear back here. she survived a 120 hours under a collapsed building vessel seller has more from the epicenter caught him on morass . now, i'm just in front of one of the collapse blog. so this is just one of hundreds in the city. you will see blogs after blog apartments off that our partners are level 13 are so much white grad across the ci

year off, the rush are invaded. ukraine all sanctions against moscow worth it. baker's as far as senegal feel the pinch of the fire ukraine holiday hoping, plus erin via the seal, the biggest aviation deal in the industry. history. counter nickel on al jazeera. ah. hello, i'm fully betsy boy. doha with a look at the headlines on al jazeera is ready forces have deployed hundreds of additional soldiers to the occupied west bank in response to an escalation of violence. latest pictures show the area damage cause to palestinian homes and businesses. settlers protected by israel force is also set fire to dozens of vehicles.

because as far as senegal feel the pinch of the fight in ukraine out, a coping plus air india that sealed the biggest aviation deal in the industry, history. counting the cost on al jazeera oh election day in nigeria, voters are heading to the poles to decide who be the next president of africa is most populous nation. ah, i'm robot this, and this is all you alive from doha. also coming up as ukraine begins as 2nd year under.

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so countries like nigeria and senegal, this would really be a huge blue country, such as ours. really want to see gas as a transition of fuel and to have time in which to, to work toward met 0 for can put him in the meantime to be able to also continue to use or use gum exploit because we have at our disposal. biden's been running around demanding, the other countries go cold turkey and cutting themselves off from so called dirty fuel. and they did. so now he is position the us to become their dealer for the foreseeable future, which is starting to look a lot further away than what they may have figured from all of biden's green hype. the managing director of the african energy chamber says it is unfair for western powers to push african nations to bear a burden for the west own car. but admissions, it is absolutely unfair to act african countries that have really, i guess when you look at the global carbon atlas contribution, just 2.7 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. to turn to our band and producing oil and natural gas. there will bring energy and green energy at this poi

them succeed since 2014, nearly a 180 micro enterprises. collectives and small businesses across senegal received concession or refinancing. these loans were made possible by an initiative administered by the key right to it will fund the q 8 fund partners in development . join the debate. we know that the sector seems empowered by any government unstained by the daily bohaman. today they are to government africans how security is also global, help security on an online, at your voice. there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work towards a sustainable economy at the end of the day. it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this stream analogies era a story of love, patience, and pay and what forces me to live in the camp is my love for hamp out as you to world follows this trouble only a couple. trying to get the barrett and said, how pull in the palestinian refugee camp in boot the next 2 months should meet and will drink and go out or do anything just say chatty, let come the price of love. oh no. just

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country, a people killed in the north in the region of tito. nicholas hawker, al jazeera, the car, senegal ah ukrainian forces are fortifying that positions and the eastern city of diverse, anticipating that potential russian offensive key beliefs of earth could be next in line. if russia takes the fiercely contested town of back moot, some 1500 civilians still remain in the city. and moscow says its forces are making gains in eastern ukraine. it says troops of taken control of a village near the city of harkey. eve, russian forces have been advancing in the area since keep reclaim control of the city in september. while european countries are working to reduce their dependence on russian energy, since it invaded ukraine a year ago. and with cut up being the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas, the tory gate and b has been looking at its running role in europe's energy market . the industrial city of ross, the finding cattle where gas is cool to minus a $160.00 degrees celsius and turned into liquid. dr. wrestler fam, paul, to tanka, is ready to deliver supplies to the world.