south africa actress to see stars as the spy queen sonal who uses unconventional methods to get the job done and constantly bottles with sound from the drum of the same time on netflix soaps this african production as the success or recipe for success. is the creator of the fast african series on netflix. great to have you here now 1st tell us how this. began. well thank you for having me yeah well i we made a full be an independently produced film that ended up on the plot home and it did well so when we proposed a t.v. show it would look into kind of antarctica and a more serious way i guess then meant as an era because that story kind of had this contemporary african narrative that i guess was attractive and they kind of had worked around the note so why is it so important to celebrate a series made in africa by africans showing on a platform night like methinks i mean i've been from the longest of time if not forever we've kind of only been told stories by people outside of africa so it's quite it's great it's quite an honor to be able to tell an opera story from out front with

creates embodies o'quinn sonal thank you very much for your time thank you very much. fix i think that's it for now from the news africa you can catch all our stories on our website facebook page you guessed right we leave you now with some more pictures from quinn son of on to the next 55 on how. things were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near to. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. for our entropic plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence. this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think you will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery routs starts march 9th on d w. greetings from berlin and welcome to arts and culture a blockbuster exhibition marking the 500th anniversary of the death of renaissance master rafael has opened in rome amid coronavirus fares and look into what that may mean for italy and also coming up. in the wake of a historic peace deal between the u.s. and taliban forces afghan filmmaker roy dot is determined to tell

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the bernie sanders people hope that there's another twist in this story.p sonally think that's unlikelyt because we'ren going tto some states where biden's lead, like florida, ise, massnd in part, even in michigan, where he -- sanders won last time, he's not doing as well this time with working clasvoters as he did last time so even michigan becomes a rder state. >> woodruff: mark, in the meantime, we've had not just buttigieg and klobuchar drop hot, michael bloomberg, spent, as we've all said, a half billion dolls ars in tce, dropped out, and then, as we know, elizabeth warren yesterday. how do you size up those decisions that they made? >> well, i mean, obviously, it's the toughest decision. it's a tough decision for anybody to run for president knowing rtually evrybody who runs loses, but it's an even tougher decision to end the campaign. i mean, that's the saying publicly, i've lost, i have bee. defeat michael bloomberg made it almost an analytical fashion, it seemed. there was no road , rwaere was no avenue. he had an apprentice, which was the cratering and collapsof joe biden, and

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and stepping up at a difficult time in our country's history to take on this task so my perm thanks sonal personalthanpersona personal thanks to you. again this is an awesome responsibility that you have under taken and i am ready to work with you as we move forward. as always there is a lot to observe with the department's request. there is a lot of new initiatives and a lot of threats we are trying to cover. i look forward to hearing the the individual components in the hearing planned over the next two months. i thank the chairwoman for putting together a schedule that'll allow us to get over the specifics. we work well together and there is a tremendous amount that we should respect. i truly thank you for that. it is clear the people of the department is working hard everyday to keep our country safe. again, i had the opportunity to visit many dhs site and offices with the chair and many members on both sides and basically across the country to hear from your people and dedication and commitment shown by the people of dhs. please pass along our thanks for the work they are doing aroun