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t.w. . it's all happening dutch of it coming. your link to news from africa the world story link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come to the debut suffocating program tonight from foreign examinee from the z. town i would say deputy comes next africa join us on facebook t.w. africa. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self in road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is deja news live from berlin. donald trump becomes only the 3rd ever president of the united states to be impeached. are one is adopted. the house of representatives votes just send the president to a senate trial in an attempt to remove him from office also on the program. a warning of dangerous times ahead this week in australia the state of new south wales declares a bushfire emergency threat levels are set to rise as the country battles a record.

easy to our website do damage that comes from africa join us on facebook that t.w. africa. for centuries the kremlin chimes have been counting the hours and minutes and marking changing times india is for those who don't know or maybe have forgotten i will remind you that the times india has changed surprisingly regularly in 20th century russia. in 1917 the bolsheviks overthrew the czar and replaced him with a communist government for the following 70 years. then in 1991 after michelle goldberg perestroika reforms the russian people overthrew the reds and voted boris yeltsin in as president in the country's 1st democratic elections. now. with freedom came the economic crisis and the 1st chechen war whilst yeltsin was anointed modern days are and then his health started to fail. this is how russia entered the new century and a new millennium. being a documentary film director i recorded what was going on around me. this film is my personal witness testimony about the events of one single momentous year. from the 31st of december 1999 up to the 31st of december 2000. have you

tonight from one jenny from the zito at woodside de deputed smash africa join us on facebook at t.w. africa. a unique moment in one of the most visited places in the world at night alone in noise feinstein castle in germany few people get to experience it like this. the media when you're alone in the coslet night the atmosphere is completely unreal and magical because you never see it like that it gives you an entirely different feel for what ludwig the 2nd was trying to do and if you let stories told by the pitches work on you it's really a very magical atmosphere marking system. restores tina nama bitch and mckayla crystal are among the privileged few allowed to stay annoyed at night. they're both working on the 1st major restoration of the castle and are taking the opportunity to look around in peace. there are hundreds of animals a mythical creatures to be discovered. you know if i forgive you for different this you can see this year wealth of imagination that went into the furnishings you notice it in so many details but no matter where you look there's always something to find and if

me from the news of easy to our website the dead beat it comes next africa join us on facebook t.w. africa. my name is daniel lomborg i'm a filmmaker and this has been my most challenging personal film really thinks that after that it's going to be does that affect both race largest us best of spacetime in india possibly even south asia. the story of ordinary people fighting a global industry has been getting away with mass murder. an industry protected by powerful politicians and it all starts in my small village in belgium. i had a wonderful childhood this green paradise. just opposite my home there's a big company. at dicks at an it. thousands of people who work there. my father worked there too as a union man. i work in the factory during the holidays so i could buy my 1st camera . it takes at the need paid for houses food and my studies it brought a lot of prosperity to families in the region this was the unquestioned reality of my you'd. one day more than 50 years later an indian lawyer comes to my village. parents and ethics underneath has a dark and hidden history buried in india.

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global 3030 minutes on t.w. . africa. recess. tragic climate protection students from 20 countries involved in a scientific expedition to teach us how to collect samples from to devise the same type and look at some just encourages the project will help them to spread environmental awareness i kind of. like he wants to share that there's a lot that we can. comfort go to 90 minutes on t.w. people. 50 years of religions for peace people from many different states for working together toward a common goal the peaceful resolution of religious conflicts. now female members or for religions for peace from the middle east or demanding a larger role to. the female peacemakers stories where we focus on g.w. . this is good news live from berlin pope francis leaves christmas eve mass as christians around the world celebrate the birth of jesus after a year that has seen the catholic church rocked by scandals francis uses his address of the vatican to urge christians not to lose faith. airstrikes kill at least 8 in the syrian problems of isla

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t.w. . south africa's economy continues to real g.d.p. growth turned negative in the 3rd quarter the 2nd contraction this year in the country turn its fortunes around before received another junk bond rating. also on the show zimbabwe is in the middle of a hunger crisis it's not just economic mismanagement behind it but increasing droughts. and it was a showcase project for china in africa so why is the most awesome nairobi railway struggling to attract business. this is your business after report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for watching. south africa has slipped back into negative economic growth latest figures showing g.d.p. shrank by 6 tenths of a percent during the 3rd quarter of this year that's well below the small amount of growth that analysts had predicted and it continues a volatile trend that has seen south africa yoyo between expansion and contraction over the past few years and this time around the economy was let down by certain industries in particular namely mining manufacturing storage and communication now add to

t.w. . this is news africa coming up on the program the effects of the climate crisis on africa a psycho who died of a state of possible about week 8 months ago we meet some survivors still living in tents also coming up. so africa's worst drought in the century means farmers are struggling to save their lives.

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t.w. . in the eye of climate change. africa's places. what's in store for the players listed for their future in the. contest for can make a city east to the multimedia use. inter. you are tuned to tomorrow today coming up. ancient database newly discovered is d.n.a. the data storage solution of the future. we visit a crime scene what can the tiniest traces of d.n.a. tell investigators. and it's not all in our genes how exercise makes cells grow.

t.w. post. this week on world stories. south africa from taxi driver to opera singer india swimming champion without arms we begin in russia here results where climate change is making things. water. and that affects the health of both man and beast a trip to the american insular explains why. daybreak in the tundra. time for breakfast. we are on the hour now peninsula near the pool our circle this is where so beer is indigenous people known as the nets live. here nature still seems to be in balance but life isn't nearly as idyllic as it looks traces of climate change are never far away it's left its mark on the next population and their reindeer because of the mild temperatures of bacteria that have survived for thousands of years in the bama frost surfacing and becoming active even anthrax bacteria spores. 3 years ago it infected entire interiors for the 1st time in 75 years anthrax broke out their van the rentier infected some said birds animals and humans live side by side of the tundra. recently when we'd be lost without reindeer

t.w. . hello and welcome to the new edition of africa brought to you by did a beauty in germany n.t.v. in uganda and channels t.v. in nigeria i am saundra to no good reporting from kampala here in uganda and of course with me is my charming colleague nia to in nigeria oh everybody on mail me and greetings from this part of the world all.

t.w. . in the heart of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store. for the future and. costs it in major cities the multimedia insight. into. your tuned to tomorrow today coming up her. ancient database newly discovered is d.n.a. the data storage solution of the future. we visit a crime scene what can the tiniest traces of d.n.a. tell investigators. and it's not all in our genes exercise makes cells grow. data data and more data it used to be kept on magnetic tape and floppy disks today the world produces more than 30 zettabytes of digital information per year that's 30 trillion gigabytes and that number is rising each year how come we store it on c.d.'s hard drives and plash drives have expected lifespans of a round 30 years. but there's a special medium that could do the trick one that has proved itself over billions of years d.n.a. they now try for tyler d.n.a. has 2 advantages for us 3 the data in d.n.a. is extremely durable under the right conditions it can last around a 1000 years and a 2nd d.n.a. is very compact you can store vast amounts of the. in a tiny space

t.w. extinct. food prices and shortages are rising across southern africa we'll hear we'll hear from the executive director of the world food program about how climate change is playing a role. also on the show what to do with all that electronic waste and take a look at the processing plant in cameroon. and the seedless lemon makes its debut in u.s. grocery stores will it have appeal. this is your d.v.d. business after report i'm stephen beard's of blent thanks for joining us. food prices are climbing fast in some of the world's biggest emerging markets and southern africa for example low rainfall and high temperatures are strangling wide stretches of the region and that's threatening millions with hunger the drought has curbed output rising food prices in zambia especially in corn products has pushed inflation there it's what 3 year high in zimbabwe monthly food inflation has reached almost 50 percent as supplies dwindle the country is experiencing its worst economic crisis in a decade on top of those shortages then there's nigeria where supply problems are also driving up costs the price of imp

t.w. and all mine. it's a huge market e-commerce and africa and so far only one in 20 people are making use of it china us ali baba lead international trade platform could change that. also coming up the dockside off orange accord troops the telecoms companies falses drugs employ used to suicide. and the rise of e-commerce expelled bad news for south africa's glitzy mega-mall so. i'm on a good job. and this is do business africa welcome. online shopping is huge in most parts of the world in germany some 94 percent of internet use is over 16 shop online but the situation in africa is very different there are fewer than one in 20 people use e-commerce a huge potential market but there are hurdles regulations such as consumer protection are lacking in many regions and purchases often don't trust online retail infrastructure is another problem if roads are bad reliable deliveries can't be guaranteed rural regions often don't have street names house numbers and payment systems are often in adequate despite this potential online retail giants have been cautious amazon for instance invested in south africa an

this is business africa is an african and global business news here on t.w. as welcome and we start in ghana where the local currency is under pressure again it's not just recently the city is heading for its 25th straight year of the prescience against the dollar at korti to bloomberg data overshooting fiscal deficit and debt is one source of the weakness and investors are concerned that the government won't stick to its spending targets after next year's election this year the city has lost 15 percent that's pretty close to the biggest and the decline in 2015 when the currency slumps 18 percent. the controversy over who always roll as a playa for 5 g. network infrastructure is heating up after china's ambassador to berlin warned germany of excluding weiwei hardware from the country's 5 g. network and reported a report of these threatened german carmakers with repercussions chancellor angela merkel said today that she had no knowledge of any pressure from china critics are concerned it is too close to the chinese state and that it might use its technology to

t.w. . in the height of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store for. want to be used for their future. e.w. dot com frickin megacity the call to get inside clear answer. this is. an apology from australia's prime minister for vacationing in hawaii while parts of his country's. prime minister do have other responsibilities and. thousands of firefighters are struggling to contain catastrophic blazes across several states we'll go to sydney for the latest also.

t.w. . much of it ethically. sure link to news from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the use of these eat out with safety deputed comes not stuffy coffee join us on facebook doubling for god. lisbon has become a must see tourist destination the city's annual 4500000 visitors now outstrip its population by around 9 to one international investors are pumping billions of euros into real estate the city is one big building site this woman is trying to keep one component of her city from being destroyed in the process it's historic shops as was just so they are lisbon's heart and soul there it's a living memory. i shop at the same place as my grandmother did for the same thing that can wrap soap tailor made gloves domes and iron door knob. says owner massaging. sophia tim patio doesn't bump into many locals when she's out running errands but she does see hordes of tourists. she was born and bred in lisbon today the 52 year old works as a historian for the. city council she loves her hometown and her job has

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