t w. mozambique's president says the death toll from a cycling that struck the country last week could be as high as one thousand the storm made landfall near the city of beer on thursday the red cross says it damaged or destroyed ninety percent of the buildings lior so far more than two hundred people have been confirmed dead. the president of kazakstan has once he is resigning from office after three decades in pirate nursultan nazarbayev go.

t w. financial aid is needed and quickly mozambique reels from a cycling and floods that have swept away entire villages and left behind devastation. millions of dollars awarded to a got enough to say is the wheat killer around. caused his cancer. and turning trash into treasure in need a woman in ghana is making jewelry and furniture out of an electronic waste. let's do business farmers across parts of southern africa would just about to harvest when the cyclon hit now it's all gone no food no medicine to treat disease says the floods recede you know we had for structure a billion dollars worth washed away according to the united nations and that's a huge problem in getting to the survivors and bringing them help the disaster has struck almost three million people most of them in mozambique. a man on his motorbike apparently there used to be a street here the water still hasn't drained away not from the heavily overgrown fields which were just about ready for harvest everything the farmers in this area have to live off comes from this land. and know one. thing only god knows how i can survive

t w. this is t w news live from berlin fears of a cholera epidemic in mozambique hundreds of people contract the contagious disease following a devastating cycle with vast numbers of displaced people at risk relief workers are warning of a second disaster also coming out. the red cross says it's ready to send aid shipments into venezuela.

t w. this is the w.'s line from berlin. helping the survivors of cycle only day eight has started to reach parts of mozambique bearing the brunt of the massive flooding that's followed this destructive storm the united nations says hundreds of thousands of lives in southern africa are at risk also coming up the first funerals are being held for victims of the mosque shootings in christ church among them a father and son who fled syria's civil war for new zealand believing it to be the safest country in the world.

t w. this is d w news live from berlin fears of a cholera epidemic in mozambique hundreds of people contract the contagious disease following a devastating cycle with vast numbers of displaced people at risk relief workers are warning of a second disaster also coming up. the red cross says it's ready to send aid shipments into venezuela it comes as the country's worsening power struggle puts millions at risk. and thousands of bricks and supporters filled the streets on the dig britain was supposed to leave the european union instead new uncertainty as part of it votes down to recent days withdrawal deal for any third time. i'm exposed or welcome to the program. the number of cholera cases has risen dramatically from five to nearly three hundred in just two days the world health organization is warning of a second disaster if cholera spreads among survivors of the deadly psych loan that hit two weeks ago the water borne disease causes acute diarrhea and can kill within hours if not treated hundreds of thousands of people lost their homes in the cyclon that hit mozambique malawi and zimbabwe o

t w. as. it's left nothing but a trail of destruction the i.m.f. has dispatched a team to mozambique to help the economy recover one week after a side clone a day first made landfall. also on the show city life can be expensive but did you know that nairobi. africa's most expensive city according to one international study now correspondent there tells us more. and how chinese traditional nets in is threatening the traditions of a small island community in eastern kenya. hello welcome to business africa i'm monica jones and berlin good to have you with us and we're starting with news from south east africa the international monetary fund has sent a team to mozambique it's aimed at helping the economy recover in the wake of a devastating cyclone a day hundreds of thousands have been affected by the disaster which left a trail of destruction across southeast africa hitting some of the poorest countries in the world. like loney die made landfall near mozambique's fourth largest city bear on march fourteenth green devastating winds of one hundred fifty millimeters of rain in a single day

t w. play play. this is deja vu news live from bill and she is a cholera epidemic in mozambique hundreds of people contract a contagious disease following a devastating cyclone with vos numbers of people displaced relief workers all warning of a second to saw staff also coming up. thousands of palestinians mock the end of their street off the way to gaza priciest bus.

t w. this is day that new news africa timing up in the next fifteen minutes the relief efforts in countries that's it backsides flown into rescue teams in zimbabwe and mozambique are working around the clock to recover survivors of the floods forced by the storm's hundred missing will get a report from the ground. and the new baby and say they want.

t w business thanks so much. now to southeast africa and the devastation caused by a psych loan is finally becoming clear more than five days after a tour through the region in mozambique eighty four people are confirmed dead but the government fears that the death toll there could rise to more than a thousand or it crosses cycler damaged or destroyed ninety percent of buildings in the port city of beirut meanwhile in neighboring zimbabwe around three hundred people are dead or missing. survivors dig graves for the victims of psycho need i. remind me is the worst hit district in zimbabwe. scores are dead and still many more are missing my mom my mother my father my two younger sisters including the one who had brought us food earlier and the one with the child the whole day. my house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath my daughter who was in bed with me was washed away from me a big a flood carried me further away. that it's been open and that is what with aids. the cycle has wreaked havoc on zimbabwe's infrastructure making it hard to assess the extent of the devastation. think human cost. i'm going to see my family i don't know how they're doing b