where we hear about these drought in southern africa on a daily basis let's take a look at some film footage from an initiative in boss one of the save wildlife conservation fund how started a campaign to address the plight of the heap of what thomas says in the country more than $100.00 hippos of fighting for survival they are crowded together in the few remaining water holes on the here prevents them from migrating and finding new ones food is because so local people have been bringing pay on water to the polluted water was to counter the damage from the drought crisis the number the aggressive on the malls are so hungry the bay will approach humans without a talking just to get something to eat. shocking isn't it prolonged drought in southern africa is also threatening 45000000 people we've hung out due to loss of office big cities may no longer have enough drinking water reservoir was dry up here comes up with some polling far above the drought that has been repeating the region for more than 2 years. a landscape devastated by drought. this elephant died of 1st near a wateri

if they have a foundation, and people think it is decent and honest, and southern africa, if they had in southern africa as a poster candidate maybe wouldn't be reacting quite as vehemently away.|j candidate maybe wouldn't be reacting quite as vehemently away. i think and they want to live there and southern africa, and they devoted their lives to visit, and really did it, i think we will look look at this differently. but they are saying i'm going to one of the richest places on earth, north america, i'll have a foot in both camps, iwill america, i'll have a foot in both camps, i will become financially independent which means i will make money and the other way he can make money and the other way he can make money is trade in his name whether it is speaking, some form of endorsement or sponsorship. and that is the only thing he has to offer and the problem, you just made with tongue—in—cheek, she could go back tongue—in—cheek, she could go back to hollywood. no reason why not. and more money. the issue is these guys will have them for trying to do it both ways. i think you have made

is the miami solution to the southern africa crisis eco africa. d.w. . move. the right sound. to the. on watch for whom you spend our money. please mind so does. over come sounds determine our eyes. meet in germany in 60 minutes on c.w. . for. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences and disastrous of our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises around the world. forgetting we don't get anything i didn't go to university to kill people i don't know i threw it back to family i mean a handful of people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of us who stay behind. displaced this week on d w. a very warm welcome to take off because your environment magazine piece or new paltz from africa and europe i am saundra to know via from uganda now one of all topics today is the ongoing drought in southern africa where we have all these drought in sell them off on the databases let's take a look at some film footage from an initiative in.

an alarm over an unprecedented food shortage in southern africa severe weather and economic turmoil being blamed. for. palau the rain has come as you know and it's not finished now it's not all good news because the rain coming down the form of big thunderstorms hitting dry and that's had a fire and it doesn't necessarily soak in to the ground so they get repeated showers it's cooldowns more rain to come and the fires will be quenched to some degree in new south wales the rain might also cause flooding in fact it has already caused some flooding but as long as it's collected i suppose that's good news and this is the forecast for friday so showers potentially there all the way from east victoria through most of new south wales and right up through queensland and on shore breeze keeps it cooler temperatures nowhere that high in the interior they're approaching 40 on that is in perth there are 2900 russia has it west australia to what has happened to change things that's just a change of pattern and on saturday the showers move bit further east they're still there in new south wales if it w

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warns of a grave food emergency in parts of southern africa and says climate change is to blame. russian and syrian warplanes have resumed attacks on the last rebel held province at least 21 civilians have been killed in live in recent days and that's despite a cease fire that was supposed to have started on sunday the white helmets rescue group has recorded more than a dozen violations of the cease fire al-jazeera is caught here lopez hayat reports . the damage caused by one of several air strikes in the northwest province of a plant survivors trying to salvage what's left. emergency crews combed the rubble to recover the body of a child. that done. other civilians were among the casualties and it lit city i. did it give a jihad in the afternoon it lapses he was targeted by stroke or 23 jets they hit the industrial area and a hallmark it must of those hurt have serious injuries. in a nearby hospital friends console a father grieving his son was a ceasefire which started on sunday was shattered on a one step 6. i was in syrian and russian jets attacked it that city as well as sev

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alarm over an unprecedented food shortage in southern africa and severe weather and economic turmoil is being blamed. on the world's best players gear up for the australian open. as. despite international pressure to abide by its 2015 nuclear deal commitments iran says it will continue to enrich uranium in a televised speech president hassan rouhani said iran has now surpassed the limits set under the agreement the statement comes after 3 nations that were party to the deal launched a dispute mechanism that could lead to additional sanctions being imposed on iran do. when the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal we contacted the other parties and expressed our preparedness to fulfill our obligations however today we incidence of the nuclear power we have no limits we are in a much better situation compared to before the deal raney i'm in richmond today it's much higher than that stipulated in the deal we had signed we cannot sit on our hands if they abandon their obligations we will reciprocate our desires has worn rouhani his comments that he's still willing to entertain talks. it wa

but ask what's behind the severe food crisis in southern africa which the u.n. is describing as the worst in decades. and in sports a rest set back in the form james of mossad's newsnight. hello again or welcome back to international weather forecasts were hit we have been talking a lot about pakistan in the very heavy snow across much of that area it has been deadly well not only pakistan but also here in parts of afghanistan we have been dealing with a very heavy snow as well i want to take you over here towards kabul 35 people have been killed because of the very heavy snow that is the latest numbers we have out and we are dealing with a very cold across much of this area actually temperatures are below average we're seeing here in kabul about 4 degrees in the overnight timeframes we're talking temperatures down into the mid single to mid double digits so we're going to be watching this very carefully in the coming days down here towards quite city over the next few days though expect to see some showers rolling through that will also affect parts of iran we'

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of access to support for shelter for food for health facilities and education now i'm having a southern africa town except for the africa division of human rights watch thank you. now to something cooking in johannesburg shift sends us on to have brains think cultural favor off his yeovil south and from the streets to the. yeah a lot of my name is on the sound of the fanatic underneath through my city city of johnny's back your house that is back and so they call it is the mandela bridge it's a wonderful city incredible space just like my cooking it will take you places. in the 150 years ago the gold rush times johannesburg from a rule backwater into the african metropolis we see today sun doesn't really is known all over town he's lived here all his life so he knows how to navigate the concrete jungle and how to catch the biggest fish the multicultural suburb of really is he's home tough long after the gold dust settled people are still flocking to the splash of the city from all over the continent. the tram coming regarding. this year was based on the one we've seen this tell the story of yo

invictus games, the charity he set up more than a decade ago to help aids orphans in lesotho, in southern africaigh—profile engagements. they are high—profile causes that are so close to harry's hard. but it does, you do wonder whether or not, how are they going according to their diaries? prince william is still going to be working full time and will have to hoover of some of the more mundane signs of royal work, which are not perhaps headline grabbing and high—profile. how will that work? we don't know yet. and i hope for harry and william's sake that this rift that seems to be there is healed over the coming months and they can work together to promote the work of the royal family in the good causes that mean so much to them. the brothers william and harry did make a statement, saying that some of the more lurid claims about the relationship were unfounded, they were true. you talk about the —— they weren't true. you talk about the need to divide up some of the duties but prince charles admitted clear he wants the royalfamily, charles admitted clear he wants the royal family, that core of the

the interviews in southern africa, harry's rant against the british media.n getting on top of them, in particular. no sooner are they back from canada when they issue this personal statement without consulting any other family or officials. i have never known buckingham palace to allow it has been known there is disappointment and hurt among the royal family about other members of the royal family stop a terse formal statement from the palace saying these are complicated issues that will take time to work through. well, a progressive new path as they describe it. what does that actually mean? earning their own living or financially independent. what does that mean? has this been fully thought through? i think this remains to be seen. and we'll find out how this story — and others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the former trade minister, lord jones and broadcaster, henry bonsu. president trump says iran appears to be standing down after it launched overnight more than 20 missiles

he has said, "i wa nt southern africa. he has said, "i want you to hear the truth from me."hen he and meghan married, they were excited and hopeful and there to serve. he has said tonight, "it brings me great sadness that it has come to this. we have not made this decision lightly. there was no other option". he went on to say that, "our hope was to continue serving the queen and my military associations but without public funding. unfortunately, that wasn't possible". but he says, "we will continue to lead a life of service". it is clear they are disappointed at the outcome of these talks. they we re the outcome of these talks. they were seeking, of course, that progressive new role within the royal family. that is what they set out in their personal statement. they believed, i suppose as others have interpreted, they wanted the best of both worlds, a freer role within the royal family and the freedom, of course, to earn their own income. the palace, of course, has been tough and uncompromising, as many people might say it had to be. they have insisted on the removal of the

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and it's a basic freedoms in peril we'll get the details from the organizations director for southern africa. and shared sounds on sunday is on their shopping spree for his signature dish the pan african flakes an assortment of different dishes from across the continent. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company philip a new c. has just begun his 2nd term as president the 60 year old took the oath of office in the capitol hill in front of thousands of supporters but opposition politicians boycotted the event they allege he's told by election win was right now one off you see as biggest critics is the rapper as a guy he's one of mozambique's most influential hip hop artists while his music has and him much fame among the public it's also made him a nuisance to the stage. after hours of waiting the audience finally gets what they're here for at some duluth take it as a guy at the undisputed hero of mozambican hip hop. group. who the songs of the 35 year old hit back against the corrupt egocentric elite and were voiced to mozambique's disillusioned post-r

is warning of a grave food emergency in parts of southern africa and it says climate change is to blame. and baseball rocked again another manager loses their job as the astros' cheating scandal by its followers got more. russians denied bombing civilians in the deescalation zone in syria as a liberal than attacks on the country's last remaining rebel held area resumed on wednesday despite a cease fire at least 21 people have been killed in recent days got to look as oduya as more. the damage caused by one of several airstrikes in the northwest province of a plant survivors trying to salvage what's left. emergency crews combed the rubble to recover the body of a child was one of the other civilians were among the casualties in his lips city. in the afternoon it lib says he was targeted by sukhoi 23 jets they hit the industrial area and alcohol markets she must of those hurt have serious injuries. in a nearby hospital friends console a father grieving his son want. a ceasefire which started on sunday was shattered on when so. 6 jets attacked it the city as well as several rebel held town

country in a desperate situation for now the koran of virus outbreak seems to be far away from southern africa but the south african health department is putting preventive measures in place temperature screenings are being conducted by health officials at international airports in particular in johannesburg and here in cape town the only ports of entry with direct flights from asia but even if the virus does not reach the africa if other countries are closing their borders is likely going to have an effect also on trade and tourism here. for the better until now madagascar is in the midst of an intense 6 months when the season that is wrecking havoc on the island dozens dead and thousands displaced after a week off to run. the government has called on the international community to send . these are desperate times in morrow boy. milage cost their nets into the filthy flood waters. and the hopes of a feast soon fade. in the end they catch more snacks than serious sustenance. from an international and our cattle were carried away by the water in our chairs and covers the bed and the mattress an

see this various approaches in southern africa because it's not only a south african problem it's in the entire region you have these soft approaches like the black members that we have seen remember they don't carry weapons and then you have like very hot approaches like inboards one are where they have a shoot to kill order if the anti-poaching units come across poachers there they allowed to shoot and kill them right away they don't have to fear any court proceedings or anything like that afterwards but generally every country tries to find their own solution there is an international convention on the trade off danger of species that includes rhino horn but also ivory and fish been an interesting discussion going on in the past yes because some of the countries like now maybe a for example are complaining that they are not allowed to trade the ivory and also the right on because they are sitting on tons and tons of ivory and right on that they can ficek ated from operations from illegal trading and they don't want to burn them they actually would prefer to sell them because they

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of because of cash shortages the bailout package from the government owns development bank of southern africa immediately releases 2000000000 round as a has not made a profit since 2011 without more than 20000000000 round in bailouts over the past 3 years. and other developments in the aviation sector brazil's antitrust regulators approved boeing's deal to buy the majority of aerospace manufacturer embraer the u.s. plane maker wants to take over its jet division to compete with europe's airbus in the market for planes with less than $150.00 seats they will still need to be approved by regulators in europe boeing and embraer have been in discussions with the european commission since late $28.00 team. now the u.k. has made its decision can be involved in its 5 g. network to some extent at least that's despite the white house urging the brits to freeze the chinese company out the decision could put a strain on the u.s. and the u.k. famous special relationship. our way was not mentioned by name in the british government statement but british cyber security officials said they had always treated

during drought and southern africa. millions of people are facing starvation cape town this mining terms and the so-called daisy run we do believe that it is necessary and critical for the city to journalism i had to move the supply is the highest to the southern africa price of eco africa. 13 and d w. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work off the streets of many cantors and there are all those are all in the same order to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny harrison and part of the. this is g d o b news a live from. and word of major international conference is underway aimed at reaching a peace deal in libya german chancellor angela merkel is hosting key players in the conflict

flights because of cash shortages the bailout package from the government turns development bank of southern africa immediately releases 2000000000 round s.a.a. has not made a profit since 2011 and as have more than 20000000000 rounded bailouts over the last 3 years. well now let's bring in our correspondent in cape town. ellis just remind us what's behind all of essays problems. well i must have to do it matt ministration and that's corruption and that's something that we've seen meanly under the previous president jacob zuma in a lot of the 1st seats on the stage and surprises so a lot of uses enterprises are rotten there is not the right people that i met and i was why would say that from where you sit here in south africa a lot of people are saying i'm not for a bailout how many bailouts are we going to give south african airways and might there be a time that we need to say we just have to have to give it up or privatized it has that much south africa's investment cough it's not being good for the credit ratings and then yet again as for government has said we don't want to let go and another

life apps is in southern africa where 9 out of 10 have a mobile phone where remote tribal communities still struggle to benefit from modern technology. modern life as a. people. they used phones though often with difficulties. apart from. the hymn bush will fly from the. region is little changed. i fiercely proud of their traditional way of life but their remoteness and independence also make it very tough. so could in life really help this ancient tribe. 800. and a world away from the him is finda capital. and at a restaurant on the outskirts of town members of windows small tech community are making plans. is an entrepreneur who develops software applications for mobile phones he's always up for a challenge and there are a few tougher than designing a life app to help the him. dalton's enlisted lawmaker. who is studying software engineering. is the future but i'm really just think it'll be the 1st time that they've met him but people in their homeland in northwest in namibia we are way into terrible trouble and. 800 kilometers from here. to go there we have a weak economy and the hu

are going to we have a sense of our owi'i are going to we have a sense of our own destiny, and southern africa this is the age of disruption. we have a disruptive minister and president. why don't

that's taking place not in southern africa but in south america and the united states. and, finally, the thing that's highly aspirational but a lot of elegant science going on, is assuming a correlate. and if the assumption being that broadly neutralizing antibody is what we need to induce. there's a problem because the body doesn't like to induce broadly neutralizing antibodies. it makes a lot of them. but only after a person, him or herself, has had the virus for two years or longer. but the antibodies have done something for us for vaccine. they've identified at least six or seven neutralizing epitopes. namely, that protein component that the antibody binds to. so now, the challenge is to take those neutralizing epitopes. put them in the form of an immunogen and a lot of studies are going on right now. so what about a vaccine? how good is good enough? i already told you 31% is not good enough. i don't think there's a chance in the world we're going to get a 98% effective hiv vaccine like we have for measles. but i'll settle for a 50 to 60% effective vaccine, together

. >> every purchase you make, you're feeding a child in southern africa.t the dollars that you're spending on this are feeding somebody. >> could you have imagined seeing your dream become this reality? >> no. >> what does it make you feel like? >> i'm afraid to look deep into the emotional side of it. i haven't lived -- i haven't been in their shoes. but i have been exposed. i've been exposed to the difficulties that they go through. they don't complain. oh god, i'm going to cry. they don't complain. if it's not doable, it's not doable. you know, just have to live with it. >> reporter: in addition to helping create jobs, broadway cares also donated $10,000 to the village to build its first preschool. the school is very necessary because it helps parents in this community and grandparents work, so that they can have jobs. now we're here and you see the money, but it must inspire you to think there's so much more. >> there is really so much more to do. this is just a step. >> just standing here, just looking, we can help with this, we can help with that. yo