t.v. news africa as always you can catch all stories on our website and facebook page because it's international news day today we leave you with some images of some young people in africa next time. what secrets lie behind these may. find that person be experienced and explore fascinating cultural heritage songs. do world heritage. continue. to call. our coast the best. the best place for. the best gold. cup going to sleep the highlights. who welcome from berlin and welcome to arts and culture the hills are alive with the sound of yodeling which i'm not very good at but we'll look into how this form of communication has evolved and flourished also coming up. in our series 100 german must reads we revisit the berlin wall through the eyes of a west german author and see how german division affected both sides east and west record. and speaking of walls the berlin based artist collective inner fields use them as their canvas for some of the most sought after street art around. well anyone who's a fan of the sound of music will remember julie andrews yodeling her heart out in the song the lonely go

t.v. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the cameroonians on the move people in the english speaking region are leaving their homes in the thousands often sicknesses rambles threatened and locked down. and we introduce you to name single there's south african taxi driver who's become an opera singing sensation. hello i'm christine linda welcome to day to africa it's good to have you along tens of thousands of people have fled towns in english speaking parts of cameroon off to renewed fighting between the military and say persists and a lockdown in the region the separatists have called for a lockdown after they lead a julius i was sentenced to life in prison for suspicion and hostility against the state in the north western town off but minda transport providers were overwhelmed with the number of travelers waiting at bus terminals people lawfully into french speaking towns despite all forty's urging them not to. be is a on bey's joins me from boy if that's the capital of the southwest region off camera. tell us about this this. movement is planning why are people so fearful off it.

t.v. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the zimbabweans who've been tortured a comedian is in hospital after the last man to touch it and tortured him she say story attack as accused her off and on might in the government with biscuits while the as she lay in search to see the detachment in the slave told me to do what soldiers do in training they shoved my face in the water then they said drink the water goggle it as if you look goggling salt water. and the poison generation in 70 is sick and dodge city rights groups say children in cub way are exposed to.

t.v. . this is day to every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes nigeria's east whatever 1000000 people have been displaced and dogs trapped by violence as a decade conflict between the government and often groups rage and borno state also on the program i. think. you will meet nigerian animates his work was screened at the outcrop animation film festival of the film funded and why it's a gift. to go to the poor right always. told you i will tell you the same story that i've tried to be what excites it with this all my life because of the i've never seen anything like that before. i'm christine will welcome to news africa day and we begin in nigeria where this week has seen more than 100 dead in a series of clashes and attacks between regional forces and isn't a must fight in the country's wealth east military sources say 20 troops and more than 40 jihadists with killed earlier this weekend on lake chad a. national joint tossed force their troops on the jerries regional allies have seen repeated attacks since 2014. nigeria's presidency again claimed this week that. long as surgeon c. ha

t.v. pundit. and watching the news coming up next it is a business africa. china and the u.s. brace for the next hour in that trade war with higher u.s. tariffs scheduled to take on sunday. that story and more in business africa we've been figured in and haven't a home for him but then you see. if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make the accident raring to. never read a book like this one. the toughest. streets. her 1st day of school in the jungle. first listen. then doris crane the moment arrives to. join the ring to take on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. to bring a team returns home on d w dot com among its things. a trade war see saw hooves back into the hot zone although beijing's about to be hit with washington's next rather tariffs the chinese indicate they want to tell you just yet. the head of africa's development bank themselves as japan's claims that china is selling african nations with unsustainable debt. and what do you get when 2 tektites meet alibaba is just not as well as in the us it could get a little uncomf

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hello and welcome to a new edition of equal africa brought to you by d.w. kwesi and channels t.v. i mean johannesburg and my name is the with me is my charming colleague in nigeria hey andy. and hello everybody. and greetings from this part of the world over the next half hour they're about we will be looking at some interesting stories on the environment from africa europe and the atlantic ocean. to research the history of the water. back on land and we will take a spin on the bike made from bamboo. before switching to an electric taxi in nairobi the very 1st of its kind in the city. we start the show today with the atlantic where a research vessel recently made a trip from the far far south to germany it was on a mission to examine the state of the ocean and the effects of climate change a group of students from around the world took part in that research let's hear their findings. we are hundreds of kilometers west of the moroccan coast 3 weeks ago this research vessel set sail from the falkland islands to germany the students and researchers onboard want to know just how serio

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africa and italy. you're watching news still to come on the program fighting the stigma surrounding down's syndrome we'll hear from a young paralympian riding a wave of success on t.v. and in the pool. but 1st today is the united nations international youth day there are more young people on the planet than ever before in fact a quarter of the world's population are between the ages of 10 and 24 so we went out there asking young people around the world about their hopes for the future. a dream of global peace so that countries were in leeds organize summits and people would need to go to rallies and protests start sions. the biggest change i would like to see in center for is to see. the country improving themselves standing up for themselves and. and so independent that's no i the main or any other person can have achieved from. i hope that we don't get involved in a war that we can always take a democratic path and always act in the people's interests. to change there i want to see is the acceptance from everyone i need everyone to accept anyone or accept over women as in women no racists no discrimination people. they also understand that for the orient you have